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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18
State of OHIO, city of Toledo, :.
Lucas County, e'


Lucas County, 90
Frank j. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
firm of f, j. Cheney u Co.,, do
ing business in the city of Toledo,
County aud State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum
of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Oatarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scrlhed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. d. 1886.
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testi-
monials, free.
f. j. CHENEY e. Co.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18
Club Raisers' Opportunity.

THE BANNER going offer Give wires in the mail
subscription edhose who good thing they
most attractive clubbing proposition for mail subscriptions that has
been offered before will prove especially attractive the adesn
fact will have peculiar appeal them Only small part the club
rasers will be required and they will be handsomely
work done and time expended upon it.
will be limited mail subscriptions THE DAILY BANNER
and will not be available for the subscriptions people living City
Of Nashville within the delivery limits Of agents nearby
where THE BANNER maintains regular delivery agent.
The proposition will only be open limited time
withdrawn take advantage of it. that necessary
strike while hay while the sun shines
Write today interested and learn all about this induce
raising clubs of mail subscriptions THE BANNER
ASHVILLE BANNER.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18

Luck may be merely a case of
not being found out.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18
But there is little marrow in
the boneof contention.

Not every ideal lover makes q
good husband,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18
Delightfully."- Entertained.

Beautiful in every appoint
ment was the delightful party
given the Thursday Afternoon
Gard Club by Mrs. Lewis Hines
last week at her elegant home,
"The Oaks" on Railroad avenue.
The attractive reception apart
ments were profusely and beau
tifully decorated with numerous
gift boquets and potted plants,
Progressive whist was enjoyed at
four tables. The unique tally
card were white and gold, dia-
mond shaped. Mrs, Bowers won
the club pin. AG the conclusihn
of the game delicious ice course
was served at the card tables.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Rodd OF Nashville, who also gave
some splendid vocal selections.
Those present were: Misses Sara
Hines, Barbara Marugg, Jean
nette White, Irma Hampton,
Viola Kelley; Mesdames Lewis
Hines, Rodd, Torbert, James
Alternately, A. j, Kelley, Frank
White, Henry Hampton, Horace
Bowers, Ed Hampton, Ernest
Werner, Martin Marugg, Will
liam Bradley and Ernest Norvell.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18

Advertisements must have merit or they
VIII not be accepted. Mrs. Grundy has large
and increasing circulation. Artistic designs in
typography special feature in our ads. With
the latest improved machinery we are also turn
ing out superior grade Of job work.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-09-18

MRS. GRUNDY-A character in Morton's
comedy, Speed the Plough, the wife of
lucky farmer, envied by DameAshfeld, neigh
Dor, who constantly exclaims "What will Mrs
Grundy say" hence, society in general regarded
censor of morals.-Standard Dictionary,
The evening world., 1913-01-08
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observation-disclosures
DISCOVERY slNte !
ANAEsThETlCS
London Specialist Gives 80
Short History Of tho Rise
Of iona Vita. .,e
WELL KNOWN IN EUROPE 3
Is Similar to Tonic So Success 4
fully Used in the Big i,
London Hospitals.
WELL KNOWN IN EUROPE

Joha Beaiey Webb. Of UaivsssIsy aud
81. Mays Hospitaia Loa1oa, IsslsoAi-
who he's charge Il iatroducins IL ~
tonic. Toaa Vita. n New Yesk City,
iAs history q Teas vita b isssvsss.'
ing. fsVbably no other mediciAsl prod.
set hss bad sueA . rapid He 70 ia.s.
vas first sold 10 Ne public in Rrascs.
Shortly !afterward Il was cold in Ger.
many. Austria. Russia, and b vsry
short time the demand spread oves the
entire European coatinest. 4 ~ fa
1T was first brought 70 NJ sttsssioa
when ] was connected with the Usivsf.
si1 College Hospital 10 LoAdon. I
found Il 70 b The most reliable tonic that
he'd ever come 70 my noties aad I ussd
h on Q number a cases. meeting With
usvsEying success. Il acted - . nerve
food and built up people suffering iron
aerxous debility u ) truly wonderful way.
Latsf at 81. Mays Hospital In ths
eeme city made Thorough investies-
don 81 IT, action % Q variety Of csses
and found that the oaly treatment that
could possibly compare with Il was a
long stay ct . sanitarium together with
.trsct attention to proper rest snd diet
Most people have neither time nor moaey
Tor sanitariums, and Il Il these people IN
particular Who will find Tons Vita .
'Psr ssms time no effort was mad TO
put the European tonic before The Ameri-
can public. % the French physicians lad
all they could do 70 supply the Europsas
"A short while ago an American com,
pany ives. formed for the purpose q
manufacturing . similar tonic, which
they called Tons Vita. These ssntlsunes
had heard d my work with the EuropsAs
tonic. and moving The succns that !
had net with in psssssibing & dnilas
TOME 10 Toaa Vita II ths Loodoa -.
pitals secured my services 70 I'D u b.
PRODUCING Tosa Vita n New York City.
While The nstions a to-day ass 81
becoming dsbilitsted By modsfn He
have found that noas a thsn equal u
United States In this respect. Nias esi
Of every ten persons h tbs country wosA
Of high pressure ok days out a ssvsa
and are too neRvous 70 velsy % oundaV,
This y DISASTROUS 70 health IN esnsrai
and the pesvous system In pastieulas,
Therefore ] firmly believe that Anseioa
needs Toaa Vita.
Since NY arrival IN this couytsy
have carefully analysed The tcaic msnu.
iactured b the American company aad
fad that iona Vita contains certain n.
eredients which make i evsa uors
health-giving than the similar toslo
used In the London hospitals.
The tonic 10 now In the hands a IL
leading druggists In New York City asd
can BE- obtained BY any drusgist d %
the wholesalers. Il Il certain that u
people Of New York City will find III,
tonic q wonderful benefit 70 them. .,
they live at such . high rate a tension
Only those who have taken Il can fully
realise what Il does for those suiisrini
from What Ii: Americans call that rss.
down feeling"
The evening world., 1913-01-08
THAW IN COURT.
JOYOUSLY Halls
!. SUING LAWYER
Smiles At Counsel Who Wants
$4,000 and Chats With
Mother and Sister.

Harry X. Thaw. the slayer OF Stanford
white, was produced, before Judge
Mayer n the United States District
Court this afternoon, by DR.. Leak and
Attendant David Leach Of Matteawan
Asylum. He appeared to be called -
vttnss In Lawyer John B. o'eason's suit
AGAINST Nrs. Mary Copisy Thsw for
Ssaooo unpaid fees for isgaa services to
Thaw.
Thaw's mother and his sister. Mrs
osorss Lauder Carnegie. appeared In
court after the noon recess. II was
nearly an hour later whom ThAw ar
rived. A chair was vacant between his
mother and sistss and he left his keep.
err and wicked over TO the seat. On
the way he nappsd his hand ooyishly to
his head IN salute TO Mr.. Gleason. who
was dtting within the rail.
STANFORD Whites slayer at once As
sumsd the Attatuds which characterised
him through both his murder trials,
leaning his neck against an overcoat
loosely piled >t the bsck Of his chair.
Mrs. CarnSgis left after talking with
him In . whisper Tor . few minutes,
and DR.. Leah and the attendant moved
to his side.
Thaw seemed to b in excellent health
HIS expression was pleasant and h
showed none Of the tense nervousnes!
which V remembered BY those who wsrs
prssent 1t the triaas and at the pro
ossdings by which hs sought to 90
out Of Natteawan.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
AGED WOMAN WITNESS
TELLS OF BROKEN HOME,
Court Hears impressive Story Of
Betrayal by Chum Noto Took
Into House.

Mre. Rose NOtO. gray haired. bent. her
face scanned with, the wrinkles Of old
sge. tottersd uncertainty to the witness
stand before Justice Nswburgsr n the
Supreme Couf1 this afternoon. -.
She appeared - . witness for her
son. Peter. . prosperous east side msr.
chant. In his suit for divorce from Mrs.
Helen Motto. 100
Her starry was drawn out BY chariel
y. d-e3arbier Of No. 81 Nassau street
attorney for Note. ~. 49, IA !,
1T was such happy. little hone W
had" she welded. There. wGs Pete,
and Helsn.-, his Wife, whom ne aovst
dearly: Ahsir three little ca,lidrsn. wluols
both idolised: mypeif and Franz Cianoio
an old friend OF Peter. who boardst
with us. There wasn't . cloud untii tn,
fall Of 1911. One day. when Peter VA
It business. I called Helen. She dtdn'
answer. 90 I went to hook for .h-r.
''3omething told me 70 iock n vraak,
room. opened the door peuucusy
and II seemed - n my heart svevis
break. for my dauxhtsr-in-law va
there. Frank saw me seepino. and
mo n told Peter. ! vaT frightened
and when Peter came Ktyps I cried an,
cried. but didn't dare, tsM Elm.
The aged witness then told Of he
sons suspicious. ending IN bis orde
for his wife and CiAnoio 70, leave Ga
house. and the wife's ples TO renal
4 even a. q servant. The .rsu. she aAit
threatened TO shoot Metz she cor
Y cluded: c.
"As for me. IT, I'm old woman, and
Doesn't matter nsach. but II seems
Shame for q wt~tyd woman nike Hsls
20 ruin the life 1fA tps young man uls
my Peter" - AZ
Justice Nswbarssr took the case undo
advisement. NrS Mote and Clancio AZ
said to b. living N Chicago.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
DYNAMITE BLAST
FOR SUBWAY KILLS.
foreman; 2DY|NG
Delayed Explosion Occurs
When inspection Gang
Hampers With Wires.

While ave employee o. the BraAiey
Contracting Company were examining
the wirss connected With . charge Of
dynamite which had failed TO explode
In the excavation for the subway ct
One Hundred and Third street and Len.
inston ,avsaus to-day the 1slayed sx-
pios,on occurred. hurting stone and
debris with the speed and asadunsss Of
shot hrsd from . csnnon. Edward
Cody. the foreman in charge. was In.
stantiy killed; Albert Dsarymols. fore
man Of biastsrs. and 1lichsa Murphy.
. dfiiisr. were fatally hurt and WIZ
lam Kslishsr and Joseph schatsia
lriIisrs. wsrs painfully injured.
These I'VE were the only mon In the
observation At the point whore the blast
had been drilled. The injured men
were removed to Harlem Hospital and
Cody's body was taken to the East One
Hundred and Fourth street sta:ion.
The blast was In readiness Ter airing
shortly after II O'Clock. The usual
warnings were given and Dairympls and
sssS INV ohhsSHs wous w VIZ StSeSS DoVe
face. carrying three wires connected
With the decorating cap which vas to
set on the charge Of dynamite.
Dairympls pushed the button. Tho
blast failed to explode. He pushsd
again and again without result. Cody.
being In charge Of the work, consulted
With Dairympis and after shout fvs
minutes ordered an investigation.
With Cody leading the way the I'VE
men went into the excavation. which Is
about thirty feet deep and OF the ''cov-
cred" variety. being bridsed ever to
allow the passage Of tranic through
the streets. They removed the covering
Of lumber and mating desisnsd to keer
the blast confined and Cody. iocatinG
the wires. took them In hs hand and
started 70 sxamiae them. r'l
In some way he made the connection
that sent the spark to the dstonatins
cap and set on the blast. Lacking the
usual anchorage Of heavy material "a
hold down the rock. the charge had re-
doubled destructiveness and the shosa
rocked ths whole neighbcrhood.
knowing that the discharge had bsss
disastrous to che fivs who had gUnS
into the hole. the other woekmen unds,
the direction Of the foreman from a.
aA5oinimG section organised resccu<
party. They found the Aeed anA N
jursd covered with stone and dirt and
porcssdsd 70 dig them out !,
The evening world., 1913-01-08

sna Power csnp6ny ~ ne otshara
opsing Water Company. The. latter -
. spring water company In which Mrs.
Blshop has had . large Ananeisi and
psrsonai interest.
~. Bishop 10 . member Of ne Union.
knic' srbocksr. Riding. Turf and Field.
Racquet, KnsilwSed. Ardsisy. Downtown
end Sleepy fiollew Csunofy Clubs, -
ven - Of che Nstropelitan Cub Of
washingten. He we graduated. 'from
Harvard IN the class Of n. -
1rs. Bishop. Who was 0llss AheOan 4.
Hancook. . niece Of the late Gen, Han
eoch. has indulesA IN recent business ad-
ventures asids from Ass asakeil activi-
ties, which may have Uron(btsA Der nus
mand's determination 20 eoAgs essponel-
bilisy for her dsbts. eAs tsstlheA. IN .
cult eroooAt against her last octebsr ~
the Trustee In bAakruptey for . motor
truck company TO recover &3.eeo unpaid
on an auto truok, that she smployed nvs
sscretAries 20 iodk after her busincss
ana socisi affaiip and that she hdd gone
into business 20 whim." Just 20 chow
that che modern woman was capable OF
self supoort.
rhts business "whim" was the estab-
iisAmsot Of the Orchard Spring water
Ceupauy. Of which her husband 10 .
Aissctss. Ns. Dbhop established the
asttiing business on her eountry place
q Yorktown Haghts, n. r., turning
ths spstng water on her farm 70 COM
mseoial ends.
cHlIoNGN's ORCHESTRA ALSO
ONE OF hGN hoODlEe.
Another expensive hobby Of Mr..
Bishop's hes been the Chiidren's Or.
chsstra, which she organised. three
years ago, With the intention Of sivine
. musical education to poor children
Who showed . love for music. Louis J.
Cornu b the director Of this organization
and there are forty members IN II. In
Guiding Mr.. Bishops Ave deughtsrs.
Mrs. Bishop in the foundation OF this
charity supplied the poorest children
In the muacai group with instruments
and gave them carfars to insure thslr
attendauce ct rshsarsals and concerts.
The conesrts have been given each win.
ter At the Plasa.
Besides these money sbsorbing en-
deavors. Nss. Bishop 10 fancy poultry
raiser. maintaining an expensive poul-
~ farm Tor blus-bloodsd fowls on her
country estate. ana she v Identified
wholsIhsestsdly with the suffrage an1
Big eBtee movements
She he's been living with her nvs
daughtsrs IN the town house In East
olxty-nfth street since the separation
from her husband. Three Of her
daughtsrs, the Misses Augusta. Marie
and Nathalie. have made their dsbuta
into society.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
PATENT APPLIED FOR"
NOVEL SUICIDE METHOD.

Los AeeanL4pA csl.. len. h-IwitA his
bsad incSsed %. q asSttSht eox. which
bore the lnscraptioa ''PassAa applied for. =
and into which . large quantity Of gas
was rslssssd thrcush the agency Of an
alasm clock Device. o. ID. Combsr lay
nn ths nooe a his homo hsrs ana vas
ssphynaasA. Ms funsrsi vas As,d "
Ne aaarn ssysa 6Ss ssrssss. y
~ ely roisass1 ~ ~ NJ et1sasksh
~ - ny ersivsd - isss. ~.
XXI - 80 !. .,-- !. -.-
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Run.DoWn Syetenn

Bum W by hoo@e osessperliss
In many cases d seaesal dshiK1y
Hoods Sassapssilla has showH its
great intinie medicinal worth, assin
he case Il Nrl l. U. Biskiosd Goss-
Vile N. a.. who whites: "Whsnsve I
have suffered. - II. The spsiaS iron .
esasfal rundown cosddea. Il the
systsn.-psostratios. dyspspdA weak
.sas. that drsd fsslisG-I have taken
Heod's Sassaparilla. and II has sifset-
ID ., complete rsstoeatiea 70 health."
Get 4 today IN the usual liquid form
or In the tablets known - SafsA<abs.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
LET TURKS HOLD CITY
IS British PROPOSAL.
Powers May Accept Sir Edward
= Grey's Plan-Forts of CITY
to Be Dismantled.

CON6CANTINOPIIN. Jan. a-olf Nd
ward Grey, the British yorsian Minis
ven has submitted 70 the Powers pro-
posAl pressrvinS AdsiAnopls 70 Turkey.
acoerding to . statsusent mAAs 10 . re-
iiabls quarter here. Tbs rStsnticn Of
the city will b subjsct 10 the dis
mantlinS Of the forttncations and sun
dry economic restrictions. II 10 under
stood that the proposal stands . good
chance OF acceptance.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
IN HUNT FOR RARE BIRDS.
representatives. 81 the Assssn O.
10 Seuth America.


10 sssth America.
Seeking rare birds and animals for
the American Museum Of Natural His
tory from the VIVA and little vnown
sections Of the Eastern Andes. p party
OF SIX sailed to-day on the United Fruit
Line steamer zacapa- The party II
headed by r. n. Chapman. curator Of
ornitholosy 1t the museum. They viii
nrst 70 to Colon. from there proceed
Ing % BArranQuilla-s
with Curator Chapman are George
Cherris, who will act - guide; Louis
Fuertss, we'll known ~ q painter Of
bird life. and two others. Thev expect
to be gone SIX months.
Mr.. Tusrtss expects TO set ideas for
Q monster panorama Of the iAndAs he
10 70 paint for the museum. to form
the background for the display Of
South AmsricAn birds and animals.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
LEFTY FLYNN Wed
SAOWG|RL BR|DE0N
NIGHT He MET HER


better thing than the chorus. a. most
siris 10. I DO believe would have
achieved the honors I wanted II had
not mst Lsfty' hsre-thsn thing were
all on and much better on. you can
imagine. "'
ut II true lived here under the n,me
Of Mrs. Mcdonald I did It because
bsesuss-wsii. no girl who II alone In
the city can 90 a. . miss In . respect
able apartment house. Everybody
knows that wished to live here. and 20
I aAoptsd che name Macdonald. One Of
the terribly untrue things said about me
was that r was sngagsd TO marry .
NJ. John H. Nscponaid. . stock broker,
! belisve. do not know the gentleman,
] never met. him. u Was simply colin.
cidsnes that ] todA ths same name a.
his. 1t i
"Yss and slt y true that these srs
expensive apartmsnts. a. apartments
20. But paid for thsm with my own
money. % thsrsr
NrA Lssty's eyes filled with . dan.
gsrous Isn't - shs sad this: she was
counting trouble With the gossips.
~'N y true have some jewels''-hers
Ma F1yan Angsrsd the thick rope oil
pear,s that hung frem her nsck-"ant
sssns nice gowns bought thoss viii
my owa money. too-w4th moosy In
hsstted from my mother.
"Just mark that down." the formsi
| Yale fuilback thundersd. lifting bis elbow
| from the plano aid swinging hia arm
/ trucuientiy. His wtfs flashed . rars
sails Ct h1m s-N oontinusd;
1T was Just 90 romantic the way
met I~sfty-sns Of. these things yol
used to read about IN old-fashione,
story books. Il was this way;
MET AT A s,tAriNo RINK. HI !
NERO" f.F-,R7
II went 10 st. Nicholas Rink lee
Saturday morAing alone. was skat
ins around ana around and one OF IA
skatsu got loesA. eat down to O.
II. and whom I started again Il sud
denly ioosensd and ] started 20 fall
And who do you supposs II was tha
put two strong arms about me an
held me upr'
Mr.. Maurice Bennett Lefty" yiyn
seemed TO want to and some place I
bury his hands. He biushed furiousl!
why, NOBODY but this big boy her
my Lefty. He helped me TO ssa
. then bowed and walked away. ] go
him talking 70 Mr.. John Hall. VII
10 friend Of milne. and later Asks
Mr. Hail 10 introduce ma ANY Oh
.. would with such . handsome, big ma
.. like my Lefty.
welt, ~ we're introduosA end the
things just-well just. rushed! ! thin
l'Lsfty must have believed he was hac
In football game and only had . -
Imtnutss 70 SCORE. Becauss ~ just ~
risd me ristt on my .tssl ana that nigl
= - .Aldsrnaa married W.
n $50 there; that 10 the whole story ~
txsety' and are going down TO n
\ q usceer stFpst TO see his papa. Q
= ysa W saw 'Lsfty's papa ysstsrds
. ana svsrythins was ~ right. Left
n V just going 20 start right IN TO work
y his fathers once and he dossnN oa
. al rap about going back to thai herr
> oh YAls pIaos. DO you 'Lsfty'f"
And sLsety' ASrsed.
-lEa III Swsel Ma ciss u
ImnnA ~ o. - 81 49, 49,
The evening world., 1913-01-08

M 4SonA ~ 0ogses ~ psGsssss1
C|1& 6ker00on - 1cr. Whitnen
~ ~ - ~ ~ bow stroas . cass
49, ~ ~ eese1 ave witnoessa
~ ~ fbon vU0en. Who swors 70
oo1oon a which CAisf MAGISTRATE
~ ~ losus1 wasraas asainst sipp.
- ~ e>hsfs psa,ssssa WHO haA gath
= ~ vsmsa WEE alar<hs MINER.
>)kttseSvu. N inmate Of the Masdaisn
c1c1o ~ the second time, after eleven
6eoe1e11ons - . wemaa 81 the strssa.
~ 0o1eUlana Risinssr. who admittso
~ ~ fer ysars shs had I'd . ~
Gl1e DssA declared they made their
oaafsso 6sainst Slpp at the request Of
po1>csmen. and thst they signed the
AnAos1eo W1ssn taken before Magistrate
oGbAlso without reading them Thsy
$3.50 : preliminary asSdavst. but eaes
csclon&a h 6id not justify the amidavits
On which the warrants were issued.
Tue opand Jury brought out that the
Hisiar woman's anidavit. taken Dec. y.
ro1oero1 70 IN oSfsnss alleged 20 have
kesa conmittsd IN July. 1909. The KS
lnse woman alleged an onsnss com.
uvatos1 De. 10 last II = .undsrseoed
enat ~ one member Of the oranA Jury
was Willins b indict on ths ststsmsnts
q ~ vemsn.
raarsisnan 1Gaarses 0rossmau. . piaas
eleohee man ettsched TO the stan Of
lnoDeesor Dsanis Sweeney. tsstihsA he
NJ 1oohed ~ he whsfsabouts q the
le11lef woman end had taken 70 her 81
aGBdavtt which he asked her 10 sagn.
SAlos, he testified. ne looked up the
bti6ine6r woman. took her 20 the West
Or Hundred and Twsnty-nfth street
station house. where Inspector sweeney
has his headquarters. and> there pre-
seated ~ 20 Sweeney. The woman To-
tiosl that h was IN owssney's presence
Sc aale her nrst statement asaanes
~. ~
THEIR paEsgNce oIvGs Ii 70
lNopGcroR sWgGMGv.
~ cher police witasssss vsrs ~
treoasan scalien. alec . plain clothes
man attached 70 the stag e Inspsctos
owesasy and Lieut.. 0Connor.A who 49,
'tlnoa be had been pressnt when tn
ethors rot ths amdavtts. from ~
! oomo1 Gnd that hs haA out thsn 4
s.seas - $500. -. v,ua.,1
0GUoeoB 0vssasv vsso oo0uBso n
~ ~ us1oAes ~ go anv ~ -
49, = ~ ssAR ~ - anysA1nG
- - v1sA - gasAss1ng - svl1sael
a0u1nno o1yps d vas al 1oas. be sai1
~ ~csAtral olAos msn." end whsa n
~ ashe1 n - NM 4 distinction -
o. centrai oSace msu sstschsl /,
IA MO- "A csnsSei once IN -
{, s1S>sS z. Astsctsvs.s - 10 precinetI
{, n ~ digerlss - siIovea TIE infsssas,