davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
THE
BOARD OF TRADE
GEORGE c. lehman SAYS THE
BOOK ON BRUNSWICK is
VERY ATTRACTIVE.

George G. Lehman, Industrial
commissioner of the Buffalo chamber
of commerce, has written ]. G..
Weatherly complimenting him upon
the book issued by the Board of
Trade advertising Brunswick.
AS Mr.. Lehman says, the book is
very attractive and should do much
to arouse interest in our city.
Mr. Lehmann's letter follows:
Buffalo, N Y, June II, 1913.
Mr.. j. c. Weatherly, Secretary Board
of Trade, Brunswick, Ga.
My Dear Sir:-Dr. J. J. Madden
of this city, has sent me a copy OF
your booklet advertising your city
and I desire to compliment you upon
is attractive appearance, but more
particularly upon the reading matter
contained therein, which sets forth
Brunswick's advantages in such a
concise and convincing manner.
Yours very truly,
GEO. G. LEHMANN,
Industrial Commissioner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
DEMOCRATS TO
STAND TOGETHER
PARTY READY FOR HARMONIC
Gus ACTION ON TARIFF
MEASURE.

Washington, June 16.-Administra-
tion leaders in the senate were in q
jubilant mood today over prospects
of the tariff bill. They unhesitatingly
asserted that the party was ready for
harmonious action and predicted that
a clear Democratic majority for the
measure as it comes from the caucus
will not be endangered.
Admitting that the situation in the
senate was anything but satisfactory
when the bill passed the house, the
leaders now contend that the prolong-
ed preliminary consideration OF the
measure was brought about by an
ironing out of the rough places" in
the rar.y alignment and the latter
development has been in favor Of ad'
ministration policies.
Today the Democratic majority re
sumed consideration OF the sub-com
mittee reports.
There is evidence everywhere that
the country wants quick action on
this measure" said Senator Sim
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
PRESENT PACT EXPIRES ON
AUGUST 24-U. S. LIKELY
TO APPROVE.
NO Date SET FOR SIGNING
Secretary Bryan Would Not say
Upon What He Based Expectation
That Treaty Would Receive the
Senatorial Approval.

Washington, June 14.-Viscount
Chlnda, the Japanese ambassador,
has advised Secretary Bryan that
Japan is willing to renew for anoth-
n period of five years, her arbitra-
ton treaty with the United States,
which expires by limitation Aug. "a.
Secretary Bryan, making the an
nouncement today, said he expected
the senate would ratify the new ar
bitration treaties already signed with
Great Britain and other countries,
despite the opposition against them.
No date for signing the Japanese re-
aewal has been determined.
The senatorial opposition original
ly was voiced by Senator Chamber
lain, who insisted that in renewing
| treaty with Great Britain specific
expression should be made to remove
he Panama canal tolls controversy
from the field of arbitration The
uestion of arbitrating with Japan
the issue of the California alien land
law also has been a subject of discus
zion among senator opposed to re-
newing that arbitration treaty.
President Wilson has had frequent
conferences over the arbitration trea-
les with senators. Members of the
foreign relations committee have
been frequent callers at Secretary
Bryan's office. Mr. Bryan today
would not say upon what representa-
ions he based his expectation that
he arbitration treaties would receive
senatorial paproval.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH
AND SANITATION CREATED
Permanent Members named by Act
ing President Twitty.

Acting President Twitty, of the
Board of Trade, yesterday named a
permanent committee ON public
health and sanitation, which it is
hoped will broaden the scope OF the
organization and put it in close
touch with conditions. The commit
tee will work in conjunction with the
proper authorities and hopes to aid
materially in keeping the public
health and sanitary conditions OF
Brunswick up to the standard.
The committee named is composed
of w. b. Cook, chairman; j. Fl.
Leo ond H. Fl. Dunwody.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
HOME OF ELEx. ROTHOLZ
ENTERED FRIDAY EVENING
Several Articles of JeweIry and a
Small Amount of Money Gone.

The home OF Alex Rotholz, on
Friday evening and several articles
of jewelry and small amount of
money taken. Mrs. Rotholz left home
about 4:30 p m and sometime after
that the thieves entered by removing
pane of glass from the window on
he back porch and ransacked the
house. Other things may have been
aiken which have not yet been
missed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
FIERCE FIRE ON GLOUCESTER
STREET YESTERDAY EVENING
The Old Nicholson Home Was Badly
Scorched.

A fire was discovered in the old
Nicholson home on Gloucester street
1t O'Clock yesterday evening,
destroyed the roof and a section of
he third floor. The building has
)een used as an apartment home of
ate, DR.. Carswen occupying one side,
he other being vacant. 1t was the
}acant section where the fire origi-
iated, being caused by rats or defec-
tive wiring. DR.. Carswell is in Jack
3onyille.
The firemen did good work, as the
blaze was hard to get at with the
resent equipment. The building car.
ries $4,000 insurance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
SUIT SALE AT LEWIS.

In another section of todays pa
per will be found an announcement
of the suit sale that starts at Levys
on Monday This popular firm offers
some vtry attractive bargains at an
extra low price and puts a summer
outfit within the reach of all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
AND AGAIN!

hurst was arrested again today and
taken to Holloway jail. She had been
released on license on May 30 owing
10 Ill health brought about by a
hunger strike" while she was serv-
ing her sentence OF three years pen
al seryitude.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
AVIATOR KILLED.

Lisbon. Portugal, June 14-A por-
.uguese aviator named Manic was
killed today when his aeroplane col
lapsed at a height of 1000 feet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
MET ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The membership committee of the
Board OF Trade held a meeting Fri
day night. Another meeting will be
held on Monday at 10 a. m. at the
Brunswick Bank e Trust company,
at which definite plans for the new
membership campaign viii be decid-
ed upon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-15

mons. Il have realized it from the
beginning, but It has Been impossible
to move faster and wisely UP to this
time. Now there is nothing to pre-
vent rapidity and the bill will be
pushed. 1t has been received by the
country with less apprehension than
we had expected. 1t is fact that
fewer protests have been made than
10 any tariff bill with which | ever
had anything to do"
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
yV1GaD 0aD-o aAso

N ss....s 4 ds.1s.,i o:..sy, o.a.,
raAN, il IT, PayDeat - in1assst - -
q. .oea-Oe ssts AatsA Nay 81 A. D.
1911, aaA secensl BY . certain AseA Of
trust sseorAsA in ths sffiss e ths
County Clerk sAl 1ssasAss Ct ssiA
Garfield Ceanty 81 tAs Sth Aay e
May, A. d. lo1l, in Reek o. ct page
375 Of tAs Garfield Cspsty peessas-
By reason ef which dsfaalt, CAasios
". Wilse., vhs y IL lsGal kolAes -
said nsts secured II aAl ky ssA bed
Of tfust, has dselossl ~ e saiA ~
debtedness due saA Payshls sd As-
nands this fersssssass. 0eW, thess-
fore, four wssks' Pahlis ssGiao = Asss-
BY givsa tAAs /, the aaAsssigned, =
Pubic fpustas in ~ asel q tsuse
mentioned, anA andae ~ psOen asA
aathseity aAA 1ss ~ saas anl Pss-
pssss therein stated, vill ~ at psAlis
suetie. fog tAs hasG psiss tAe sao>
vin Sdng In easA, os AsoAsy, ~ ~
Aay q Mach, A. d. 1914, 6 tie hsss
Il . s'sassk =. n, q IL fss.t Asss
Of The Csasty Cosst Hssss II ths tsvs
Of 0lssvssd spsiDO, CslsrsAs, I'll q
the fellsving AsseriksA property 10 80
BY saA Aesd 81 trust conveyed. a<.-
ated in said county aad state, ts-vit,
Lst esvsa ~, a.A the Northeast
o.sstss e tAs ossthsast Quarter
tNEh SEh), Section seven "a, aAA
the Northwest Quarter of the osstA-
vsst Quarter (NWk 6Wk) Of Section
Eight (s), al in rsv.AaiP Seven ~
South. Range Ninety-fivs ts5D Weab
It ths Sixth Principal Meridian, ssa
tanning One Hundred Eighteen Acres,
more Or lsss; together with all diteh,
water and water rights used in eonsse
tion with and for the irrigation Of sald
land. Together also with all right
title, equity and benefits of redemption
of the said Lille N. Bransea, her Asiss
and assigns therein, subject only to r.
denption as provided by law.
Dated at Glenwo ood Springs, COlora-
do, this lst day of February, A. d.
1918.
CHARLES ". SMITH,
Public Trustee Of Garfield County.
First publication Feb. 9, 1918.
Lat publieat3sa 4assA { 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22

Q nAA s.1ieaiss u vAish 80 = aud
gas have hssa fe~.L ~ - ~ the
exaniAasiaa vAs naAs tsn ~ saug-
ing in depth from les thas ~ & / 10
l,Oes feet, h.d bsea dsilas4 ~ re-
eeMly sthess have been staztsA Hroia
the taa wslls the flow ef eA i anly a
fe~ barrels year aAd ~ PssAnetion
of - i @ah- II f.sf, nstAiaG note
thaa . tr>ee Of oil is sAsva u sieAt #
the velh, a.A the nintA saa1nine on y
= noaeFate quantity. Gas hsUs from
most Of then, however. 81 fps9 one
the product il ussd fer illaaiaAting
and as q domestic fuel. r. oil is
grsenish brown, nodsrtly visccus
I'D seatains . Egh Psross&A0s 4 gas
oline and from 7.ss to s.e5 Psr esst Of
paraffin.
In the same region there - beds
Of bhek eorbonaceoas dAals which
have been mistaken for aspAak- fhes.
beds do not eosteia sspha,k. ~ they
10 bear psraffin and sthse asss valu-
sble hydrocarbons which eAA - ex-
traetsd by distilation. 1t y psssible
that this Material may be ~ basis o:
4 future industry.
The dat. obtained BY Mr.. Wesdruff
are presented in Bulletin &c just
published BY the Uaitsd o1nAss Geo
logical Survey. Copies Of ~ report
can be obtained free from - Disector
of the survey at WasAingtea, D. G.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
PUBLIC fRUsfH's aAI1

Default having been made BY Ed
mond b. Fisher Of Garfield County,
Colorado, in the payment of interest
land taxes) ON his 100000 note dated
March 26th, A. d. 1910, and secured
BY . certain deed Of trust recorded in
the sffies Of the County Clerk and
Recorder Of said Garfield County ON
the goth day of March, A. D. 1910, in
Book 81 At page No. 10 Of the Garfield
County records;
By reason of which default, Charles
". Wilson, who is the legal. holder Of
said note secured in and by said deer
of trust, has declared all of said in
debtedness due and payable and de-
mands this foreclosure. Now, there
fore, four weeks public notice is here
by given that I, the undersigned, as
Public Trustee IN said deed Of trust
mentioned. and under its powers and
authority and for the uses and put
poses therein stated, will sell at public
auction for the best price the same win
day Of March, A. d. 1918, at the hour
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. At the front door
Of tie County Court House in the town
Of Glenwood Spring., COLOMBO, ell Of
the following described property IL and
by saiA deed Of trust esavsycd.
ated in said county and stats, ts-wits
The GEN Of ths NWk, asA the 0x
Of the MEN. and the NEH Of the MEN
Of Section Twenty (30), Tewnship 0sv-
en- Nv South Of Range Ninety five (96)
West Of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
containing One Hundred and Sixty
tl60) acres according to the U. g. sur.
vcy, and all of Grantor's right title,
interest and claim in and to the Nus
conetcon Ditch and water right and
engagements thereof and to the Won
dering Jew Ditch and water right, all
in said county and state. Togethe.'
also with all right, title, equity ami
benefits of redemption Of the said
Edmond b. Fisher. his heirs and as
signs therein, subject enly 70 rsds0p-
tion - provided by law.
Dated at Glenwood Spring., Colofa-
do, this 1st day Of February, A. D.
1918.
CHARLES ". SMITH,
Public Trustee Of Garfield County.
First publication Feb. ., 1918.
Last p1blicaEioa March ., 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
1011cD Eoe ru1RSoA1M


DsPszt.sat 4 - Iatsriss, o. q lAal
a 0e5es - 0seevssA aPsiaA o.
rFsssuasy II, 1Sl1
Nee3es 3 hsFsAy givss ~ v1u11s1s
's&a 0aaa, = ecasa2ff, CssssaA4s NAes
= hscsA=e - aaAs Dlss4 -
~ y 80, - IS ~ =
Sxat:ff
1assl1s6' aeeiass eea1seDss ss1 =
9eo)hp p~p&@ @bxA xAs4 ~. So
& 4 1 e
~ o16s Ses1lislld591Jss1Y9
s10ahw1e3 ~ = Aas ,
~ ss.s..s 49, = 49, = 60 6e.,:s. -
Z. Xa0ee aal eyfvaa Wassa e -
&668 q 6G06W6nta1arNnA10G -
m = 6As1fk, OsassaAa. 10
tr.s ssaI derri9k = H01D8A4 Il
$A - saor, az l. 1s0ai r
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of the Intsrios, U. D. La,A
Office At Glenwood Spring., Cola,
Jan. %, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
L. 6chock, of Glenw0ed 6pFings, Csis.,
who ON July %, 1908, made Homestead
Application No. O14s, for NEk Section
20, Township 8 South, Range 30 w.,
9th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention 70 make Fiaal Thres Year
Proof, to establish claim to the laad
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, U. q. Lard Office, at
Glenwood Springs, on the 18th Jay Of
March, 1918.
Claimant names - witnesses: Joseph
Nick, Mary Nick, Martin Ohkrsut and
Joseph Aicklich, all Of Glenwoed
e. Z. FoRDHAM,
2-l-3-s. Register.
A Aoxt catchy I'D in the Pest Wil
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22

Heavy, impure blood makes . nsldy.
pimpiy complexion, headaches, nAassa,
indigestion. Thin blood nakas yss
weak, sale and sickly. Fur pure baesd,
sound digestion, use Bardoek Blssa IT.
ters. t1.0o at al steesA
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
Asun.ass n 1aane fs1i6

ook1c b Asssay uv-s. ehs' - -
e - es = f-,"4E1 )
'0D0oo NATIONAL EOReSf 01oa1
~ U1oso e fo11, 11se - 01oG 4
-! sellee - 01eaweod epr.nss. Csac,,
sn q hetsrs Mach Z, 1919.
1geeeo = sso1sa - IL ssas3u 1eel
I Y eA6Fyea aoA 6aeak fssn1 ~ -
~. n 0aAaAG av9siaasssss VDfea
.!tA<G - ssQoaGk HAuS y
g33G 1sgv11 1,
-. r4eee1b- ~ 1, issA "a
EG6too611ls6 ns.41 I, m asTt
1~us'9 -at j. Ttia-6s2 ...fe :
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
DB DDQUR on YIH11D
0aAA Ana h 0easeaAo DseulhsA by
UafAsl 0aaass oeaesaieA 0Wvs1

Few Of Tie Thousands Of sutomobils
dsivsss aad eAseliHe sasi.s operator.
hAvs nsrs <Aaa . faiAe idsa Of tAs sx-
tsaE e ~ ~ fsid Which ssPpay their
Gassliaa. TAs fsce.E rise N tAs psies
e glssaias - ia6sgnsl tAsa IN .
- snPaaAis Nv &Aas sitAss ~
pais> e ~ - Assa uissa aAsitasiH
svtAD ssa1ssaiag ~ 0sDE. = ~
49, ssqPaes An@a eA.Ar ~ AsNnsA.
NseOk Pafhv ~ sssADlADs hp0pr
sesAAes pAsA - h1ea saDs0r1Aa,
1R ta0asosA ~ psssaa AAAnt4
eEsAae llsssnA& haloAA Aans3s
Stt1san pun1asAAns.iaDsasDSa q
sbsslss111,AAAAl0 suoasAssA.I
Aei>aa1 A>lSaassGx9MyrSagA1sf194s(
tAAtAIAas1sSs1Aaas sRAseoas &fsl
lls1k oMVVs11l y GsolvAia ~ ~
- dl10ro0sk g1ka1b ~ SDWs-
0ba1 S1Aal11oNgo I10n1aiaR Spsis6s
$3.50 A0Ay1aran 1saAA n
ts11eAecOs1AO10 aspUa ~ - ~
sshe.htowA1sA xnqasVs ~ ~ ~
UDvss.nsoe SRs9 -psspaess rspee&
NaisA b Psbaisa 90 aihsbsasA fFsas
- - ssytsav = ssaaaay lsssesd
- - Wssk o. q ~ sMa- 6ises
sssAlv adnsfbsa ~ s0ssss.as.sG T.
sosglse = - 80 tnDW0 - ~ 0ol
Ds4os Asea h Aaa - 0aRdeR4
Selnsass, osaseado. TAas k61a - Ssb0
spesssa - ssvsR . laaUD onuA ~ n
vGsA10S ~ ao1s - Onn10A1a,
sd1aoo - 0Ha ~ GDe alaO
8 Afsou1n1lt - 1a1lsViodaD SauA16
= on110ess1G0 - Vll1n11 0mD ~
I'D = ,e'""r' ~ s,A r,si.. s-iH s.!
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22

Utah's solons should be mindful Of
the fact that Colorado already has a
better road as far Is Grand Junction
than this state can have by the first
of June with all the machinery Of state
behind the effort. Procrastination is
the thief of time.-Green River Dis
patch.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22

Th"ss packages u old papers ~ ~
.deriue At 10 eests are sinose ta1u
i'-oaibi~ IL . bousenoid. ,kisAte e.
Ar~s witb tbsn asA 1se ths0 u . -
l. dI4er~as vays
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
T1UsfEB'S aALE

Whereas, Greer A. Foote and Elsis
Z Foote, by their certain deed of trust
dated April 9th, 1910, and recorded in
the office of the Clerk and Recorder
of Garfield County, Colorado, on July
end, 1910, in Book 81 at page ll6
thereof, conveyed to the undersigned
as Public Trustee of said County, the
lands, ditch and water rights herein-
after described, for the purpose of Sc
curing the prompt payment Of their
certain promisory note of even date
with said deed of trust, TO Tim Tins
ley, for Ss,OO0.00 and bearing interest
at 6 per cent per annum, interest paya
BILE annually; and
Whereas, it is provided in said deed
of trust, among other things, that in
case default should be made in the pay
ment Of interest ON said note according
to its tenor and effect, or in any Of the
terms, conditions Of agreemnts, con.
tained in said deed Of trust, then upsa
notice and demand in writing filed With
the undersigned - such Public Trustee,
the undersigned should under the power
and aathesity contained in said asel
Of trust, proceed to advertise fer sale
at public auction said property and ssll
the same to the highest bidder for cash
and apply the proceeds Of such sale 10
the costs Of executing the trust, to
pay any unpaid taxes and assessments
on said trust property and apply the
remainder toward the payment Of saiA
note, principal and interest, % far ~
it might extend, rendering the over
plus, II any, - said gsantoss in said
deed Of trust mentioned. sAd
Whereas, default has been made n
the payment Of all interest o. said note
subsequent to April 37th, 1911, sad in
the payment Of 10000 Of assessment
% the water stock hereinafter DE-
seribed, and the legal holder sad owner
Of ssN nsts has under the tern, es,.
ditioas a2d aRee0sa&s esntaisol il
saA deed sf tf1st aad because Il s1sA
dsfaults, dselarsA saad nste b - HsW
Wholly Aas ead has givsa nsties aaA
AaAs as0a1A In writing spea ~ N
dsfsis1ea = peevidsd IN ssN jssl II
ts1sk, fer . foeseIss1ss sf saA dsel &
trsst e.a Psease saSs q ~ tsuse
pespssty fse - psspssss esseesaiA aaa
h ~ Assl q t1sse nsetisasA
Ns.: tAsrsfsss, l. QAasss: y. e.itA
as Psslse Trustee = afess.aia, By virtae
II - pew~ sad e.t.s.ity s.sf:srss
.psa ~ hy ~ aesa = tNst T. hses-
~ V0 49, 49, - ve A2FU0
1sd, 1918, e ~ hear q s'slssk b
IL aftSssssa - saA ~, viA ssa q
psAais 'easeie6 1ee ~ AgAsst psist
skeaiaAAss - sAsA, - 80 ts1se 1sspe
ssty siesaes =, ~, t0egflaA Qs1eky
a. @sasA8 y - 80: = s.. e
u, OeOWx VNeAj UVVAssh GAoIBN'
sTA1sayle1lsae alDA2HA - ~ q
&e& SS 4&2&a@E
- s%15.S
06Ss2S6~910e11Deco611n110lou
eslh ~ akA)lsh aD40l0 -
8 IL!
9 1sk31 1elllai1ls 11lllAO.
euSAAall0e11lQle4llA Sal11lppl
sX&&lL slkAlee ~,
I'd .sss iazG SSI1flG - !,
-'e1s..e-s.sse@s& Asss ~ b
T. sas;;|::. -; :. - =; -, r. is =. !
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
.AG0GD0A oo1R 1u0 OAAGD
s-- ,-rrf ~

7,k;si..E 11FNSlAas4 44
Rivsr Na4iaAa1 Forest during IL 49,
- e leD - = hlsa = y 49,
80 6 16sG 60. sls.sasiss, =
s..a Z. s1e9ng ~ eele ehasQse
-: 80 =. -
Il cIsds :sdt r:is. :, 5alSG1D
NJ sti n efnub sd, no so 10 1s-n- \
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
DON'T MISTAKE fm CAUSE
Many olsnWood Springs ReeQ1s Have
Zi6nsy Trouble anA d Nst
Know u

Do you have bsckachei
Are you tired and worn ssti
Fed dizzy, nervous and Aepesssed!
Are the kidney secretions irregular! :!
Highly colored. contain sediment!
Likely your kidneys are ct fault
Weak kidneys give warning Of dis
tress. e.
Heed the warning; don 7 delay
Use . tested kidney remedy.
Read this Aspen testineay:
Hn. e. Tigue, Riversids, Aspen,
Colo, says. "I was bothsesd . great
deal b ysharp pains in the snail of my
back. When l worked, I was In sucn
misery that 1 could hardly move. The
kidney secretions troubled ne too, and
l felt tired and worn out. Doan's Kid
ney Pills took away the pain in my
back and stopped the other kidney all
ments. After l used Doant Kidney
Pills, had more strength and was in
better health. / have no HESITATION
whatever in confirming the testimonial
gave for Doan IS Kidney Pilb after
first used them. I don t have the least
bit of kidney trouble now, a.d l am
sure that the cure is pernansat."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
eents. Foster-Nilbur1 O., Buffalo,
York, sols agents fee the Unltel States.
HsAenbss tAs 1aAs-Dsas 's-ssA
.aks 10 oeAss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
i10esesAtsa - nay e LaoAs =

Notice IL hereby give. that tie la.As
described below, e0braeing 80 serss,
within H. White River Natioaal F6e-,
ct, Colorado, will ssbjset T. ssttlsaent
snd entEy under the pfovis'eas Of tAs
hensstsad laws ef tSo Unitel 0tatss
aad H. set Of June n, lDos - 0ta&.,
M, st tAs UDltsA 0eotes hAA sffSse
q 0lsawssd SpriAR cslssaas. -
HaFeA ~. 1919. Asy ssttase wAs ~
astaA'ly ~ h essa AaitA slainaag ~
se ~ 1aa1s ~ a0sisaleasal psipss6s
psiss - Iaasay I, loeAt ~ - ~
ohpa4aoea Ga1o. ~ . pGe6oseose vlG1<,
= oaks { As1sGesA1 soet2 ~ ~ h60SS
esenally teoapetE s1noe- ho1P -WoSo
'ks6Ga SpseHSs XYPa1a1tGis,AR ~ -.
h6sVtSAe,AqNA~E,
T%Est Est:sl!EsEs:!9xeE
oDois1snH,1alsyohs6esAsts4suoUoe4s,
sigaA k kAee36:e.sg!4%st{N1ktS, !,
k4k8 4e3l,
5bl16 fSso8a s41HNi1sa6to 60tk
duUp 1SNu6 he6UpotnDsAd10hA4o'
- e SAa(1sgayss0Ak@l1, 3,
es2tk, kKfHs * ~
- xss ..,t
- N-t1o Aeess. apeeeoeieq & Aeese
DIR, u Nv Qsle3sI OS1skos3 tAge
NleL ~ 0e&. ~ n 1S3 =
0W-T1oo Aas4gpso1og ses011D'
HsDR Stassat sfre1lsuA 01)ss1oDs
IL .4l0Ao m Nm - IN, ~
MN. atas MS et a1x.s ~ a, =
, o. H.WW ~" s-ses sppalss1ise q
q. 9 Chem. - oypss@ Cse.seas, Nae
sises AprfeveA las. & fefe. 3 y
Asssxsznt Commissioners IL
tie 0~u.rs LasA Oefsss. SioS1l
You es.~s. ce-- - = tss-ess
~tse"ss ess-.is - - -' 01oE
fAsv L rs2.'~.a. - Wo1uA -.
- ~ e~$a'-s Ta' '..ieaal ~ q
~ .1s;ni ed =