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The Forrest City times., 1914-01-16
Miss Vivian Rich in 'What Har Diary
Told"

This Flying A" is commendable
because Of the exquisite taste in the
SeIectlon OF settings. The photo
graphic quality is excellent and the
oramatization superb, The general
trend of the story is perhaps some.
what conventional, but presents a
novel turn in that the bride. who
married to her husband because Of
MS wealth and social standing, when
the latter learns this from an entry
III the diary Of the bride and leaving
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Notice is hereby given that under and 10y
virtue of a certain deed of trust executed to
Elliott Lang and Robert J. Wigs as trustees.
by L. c. Going and Birdie NJ. Going his wife,
on the 25th day of September, 1911, to secure
an Indebtedness of 81, 566 0S as evidenced by
five promissory notes of even amounts and az
gregating said sum and due September 25th,
l9l2 1913. 1914, 1918 and 1916 respectively with
interest at the rate of six per cent per annum
payable annually from date, due and payable
to the order Of X. J. Darnell. and by said Il. J.
l)arnell assigned before maturity to j. VI.
Winters, and upon which notes there remains
due and unpaid the sum of Sis, ta2 IS with in
terest thereon from september 18th 12l2 which
trust deed is Of record in Record Book "a
Page POP, of the official records OF st. Francis
County, Arkansas, and is a lien upon the fol
lowing described real estate situate in st.
Francis County, Arkansas. to- wit;
- The whole of Section twenty-five (25), the
east half OF the northeast quarter of Section
twenty six t2t) the east half of the east half
of Section thirty five t35), the whole of section
thirty six 3d. all lying and being in Township
six 80 north and in Range six 90 east, and also
fractional north half of Section one a. lying
north OF the railroad in Township five 90
north. Range six 90 east, containing n acres
more or less
Default having been made in the payments
on said notes, aud the holders of said notes
having elected to declare the whole sum at
once due and payable, and having requested
the undersigned trustees to proceed to fore
close said trust deed, the said Elliott Lang and
Robert j. Wigs, as trustees aforesaid will on
Friday, February Goth, 1914,
at the front door of the Court House in Forrest
City, st. Francis County, Arkansas, between
the legal hours for judicial sales to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at public auction
offer for sale and sell the above described real
estate, together with the equity OF redemption
of the grantors therein, for the purpose of
complying with the terms Of the said trust
deed
Title believed to be good, but we will sell
and convey as trustees only.
Witness our hands this Bird day OF January
1914. ROBERT + VICES.
ELLIOTT LANG
Trustees.
ktlIouEh Lines. Attorneys. 10 It
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Worms the Cause OF Your Child's Pains

y foul, disagreeable breath, dark
circles around the eyes, at times fever
lsh, with great thirst, cheeks flushed
and then pale, abdomen swollen, with
sharp, cramping pains, are all indica-
tions of worms Don't let your child
suffer Kickapoo Worm Killer will
give sure relief. 1t Kills the worms,
while its laxative effects add greatly
10 the health Of your child by remov-
ing the dangerous and disagreeable
effect of worms and parasites from
The system Kickapoo Worm Killer
as health producer should be in ev-
cry household. Perfectly safe. Buy
a box today. Price 25c. Alldruggists
or by mail. kickapoo Indian Medicine
Co, Philadelphia or st. Louis.
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- - -
For Sale.

| have l2G acres of land in one body,
and 40 acres in another, IS per cent
of each being in cultivation, and lying
about three miles west and north Of
Forrest City, which will sell at a
bargain. For further information
call on or address c. F. Walker, Cald-
well, Ark
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Warning Order.

In It. Francis Chaucery Court, February
Term, 1914.
Joe smith, Plaintiff
Lizzie smith, Defendant.
The defendant Lizzie smith, is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff Joe
smith.
December .. 1913
SEAL X W PAYNE Clerk
NJ T.. Remley, Attorney. Lat
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. j. CHENY & CO, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known +, J,
Sheney for the last 10 years, and believe
nm perfectly honorable in all BUSINESS
any SSfoHS ana ndanG y ny a0e to carry on"
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Toledo O,
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sent
Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Saturday. the 18th Day OF January,
1914

at the west door of the Court House in Forrest
city, It. Francis County, Arkansas sell at
public cutlery to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate lying and
being in st. Francis County, Arkansas, to- wit :
The east half of the southwest quarter (E >
:. W. "a of Section tweuty-eght (2s); the
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter
6 +. a \. w. a of Section twent eight (2s)
and the northwest nuarter of the southwest
quarter On. W. "A : # a Of Section twenty
eight (2s), all in Township four ~ north of the
base line and in Range one ~ west of the
Fifth Principal Meridian, containing in the
aggregate 100 acres
WITNESS my hand as such trustee this the
I'd day of January, 1914 ;. II. MANN
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Warning Notice,

In St Francis County Chancery
Court.
Lonnie Payne, Plaintiff
VS.
Gather Payne, Defendant
The defendant. Gather Payne, is
warned to appear in this Court with
in thirty days and answer the CON-
plant of plaintiff, Lonnie Payne.
January l5 1914.
[Seall K. W. Payne, Clerk.
Man, Rollwage & Morrow, Soils.
l-l6-4t
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Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
>wartz Brothers has this day been dissolved
Frank Swartz retiring from the firm and
George >wartz succeeding to all the rights OF
said firm. and assuming all OF its liabilities
Witness our hands this the list day OF Jan
uary, l4l4 FRANK SWARTZ
l-9-4t GEORGE SWARTZ
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ther Payne. Defendant
Warning Notice.

In st Francis County Chancery
Court.
Cleaburn Franklin, Plaintiff
VS.
Cora Franklin, Defendant.
The defendant, Cora Franklin, is
warned TO appear in this Court with
in thirty days and answer the com
plant OF plaintiff, Ceaburn Franklin.
January Is, 1911
Seal r. W Payne, Clerk.
Manu, Rollwage & Morrow Soils.
l-l6-it
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Warning order.

In j. r. Court. Wheatley Township : Faucl,
County, Arkansas
Wheatley Mercantile Co., Plaintiffs
George Warnock Defendant
The defendant, George WaruOCE Is warned
TO appear before me at my office in Wheatley
Township within thirty days TO answer the
complaint of the plaintiffs, the Wheatley Mer-
camille Co,
January :, 1914
Lat II c SMITH I l.
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Warning Order.

In 81. Francis County Chaucery Court. Feb
ruary Term lsl4
Fletcher Woods plaintin,
Florence Woods, Defendant,
The defendant Florence Woods is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty DAYS and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff, Fletcher
Woods
December 81, 1913, r. w. PAYNE
SEAL Clerk
NJ. i. RCmley, Attorney. l-g-4t
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Saturday, January gath. 1914,

at the west door of the Court House In Forrest
City, 81. Francis County. Arkansas sell at
public outCry to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate, lying and
being in st, Francis County, Arkansas, towit:
The east half OF the south half (e% SD OF
lot one a., in block fourteen 40, in the
Graham & Howes Addition TO the city OF
Forrest City, same being part of the south
west quarter (s-wl4l OF section twenty eight
(2sl, township i've ~ north, range (3l east.
Witness my hand as such Trustee this the
9th day OF January, 1914
Charles Lewis,
l-9-2t Trustee
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r. W. BENSON.
EUGENE WILLIAMS.
PRIEST City, Ark, January /, 1914.

In retiring from the firm of II. w.
Benson & Co., / wish to return my
sincere thanks to my friends and the
public generally for the very liberal
and pleasant patronage bestowed upon
our firm, and bespeak for my successor
and his firm a continuance of the same
cordial relations and very happy and
prosperous New Year.
Signed EUGENE WILLIAMS.
Forrest City, Ark, Jan. |, 1914.
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OFFICE OF
The CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC

THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC(
RAILWAY COMPANY, ;
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 25th 1918. !
To All stockholders OF The Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company:
special meeting of the stockholders OF tho
company viii be held at the office OF the com
pany ia the City of Chicago, Illinois, on Sat
urday. the 3lst day Of January 1914 at ten
o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF voting upon
the acceptance By the company OF lease OF
Stuttgart aud Southern Railway Company
extending from Mesa Prairie County,
Arkansas, In southerly direction through
the counties Of Prairie and Arkansas TO Stuff
CART, Arkansas County, Arkansas, n distance
OF approximately 20 miles; said lease to extend
for term OF $50 years from February /. 1914.
Jpou such termS aud conditions as may DC
agreed uDou. H. u. NUDGE
President.
GEO. IL. CROSBY, Secretary. ll-2l-l0
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO. part
nership heretofore existing between X. w.
Benson and Eugene Williams, under the firm
name and style OF r, w. Benson & Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Eugene Will
liams having sold his interests to Mr. 8. A.
Rolfe. and retiring, The new firm will be Cou-
tinued underlthe same name and style, and
assumes all Liabilities and collects all accounts
due the Old firm.
Given under our hands this LIST day OF jan.
uary, 1914
r. w. BENSON.
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Saturday, January gath, 1914,

at the west door OF the Court House in Forrest
City, St Francis County, Arkansas, sell at
public cutlery to the highest bidder for cash
tina Following described real estate, lying aud
being in the County Of st, Francis, state or
Arkansas, tO-wit:
All that part OF the north half IN. l-2l of
Section twenty-four (2i lying east of st. Fran
els River, and containing 277 acres
All that part of the southeast quarter 6. f.
Ia OF Section fourteen 14) lying east OF St
Francis River containing 1877 .25 acres. Also
The southwest quarter Is. w. Ia OF Section
thirteen l3l, containing 100 acres, all in Town
ship SIX 80 north Range four(4 east, and con-
tanning in the aggregate 564. % acres
The proceeds of said sale will first be applied
TO the payment of the expense OF making this
sale, and next to the payment OF the said in
debtedneSs, and the balance, IL any. will be
paid TO the mortgagors, or their assigns
Title to said lands believed to be good but
| sell only as trustee.
1915 : II MANN,
t-9-2t Frusrq.
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Notice of Trustees Sale

THAT, WHEREAS on the 9Th day of De
cember, 1909 scott Bond and Magnolia Bond
his Wife, conveyed to the undersi gned as trus-
tee, the hereinafter described r, al estate for
the purpose OF securing the payment OF certai
notes to X. l. Branch and j. NJ Glenn which
said notes are particularly described in said
deed of trust appearing in Record Book "a at
Page 5l5, in the office of the Clerk and Recorder
for st. Francis County, Arkansas: and
WHEREAS, II was provided in said deed of
trust that should the said party OF the fl st
part fail or refuse to pay said debt or any
part thereof, when the same, OF any part
thereof, should become due aud payable. then
the whole should become due and pava able and
the undersigned. or his successors, should at
the request of the legal holder OF the notes de
scribed in said deed of trust, or any one OF
same, proceed to sell the hereinafter described
lands, or any part thereof at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash, at such time and
place as the undersigned might designate, up
on his first giving ten days notice OF the time
terms object and place of sale, and descPip-
ton of the property TO be sold, by publication
IN some newspaper published in st. Francis
County, Arkansas
NOW, THEREFORE, Default having been
made in the payment of said Indebtedness,
and the undersigned having been requested
10y the legal holders of the Indebtedness to sell
said property to satisfy the same, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned will on
The Forrest City times., 1914-01-16

For Rent---The Cook farm,
about one mile south of Wild
ener; 1870 acres in cultivation,
200 acres in tract. Will rent
for 81 per acre. Address or
call on Mrs. Hattie Million,
Forrest City, Ark.
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her a handsome income and all his
property at the time of his death. be-
fore his departure, does not seek out
her lover, but comes to a realization
OF her love for the man who makes
such noble sacrifice for her
Upon the advice of her physician
she seeks to regain her failing health
in the mountains and there accident
ally meets her husband, who has
been injured in premature explosion
at a mine, \ reconciliation follows
as a natural sequence. The story is
beautifully told and will be well re-
ceived Imneria Saturday. Jan l.
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TY 90 EXCHANGE. iNVES
. . g g 9
Observation-Disclosures
When you, Husbands
and Fathers, refuse
to buy Life Insur-
ance, who takes the
chances?
You don't. You
make your wives &
children take them.
Don't ever say again,
"I'll risk it,
Say, "I'll make my
wife and children
risk it,
Whether you buy
Life Insurance or
not, be a man. Don't
fool yourself into
the belief that you
are taking chances.
You are not. You
are forcing your wife
and children to take
them.
Whether you buy
Life Insurance or
not will make no
difference to you
when you are dead.
You won't need it
then. But your wife
and children will.
After death your
troubles are over.
Those of your wife
and children have
just begun.
The fact that Life
Insurance can not
help you after death
is proof that you
take no chances by
not buying it.
The fact that Life Insurance
will help your wife and chill
dren after you are dead is
proof that by not buying you
are forcing the chances on them.
A policy in the State Mutual
Life Insurance Company elm
mates every chance your wife
and children have to take by
providing absolutely for their
future.
Don't
give anybody a chance to re
mark as your widow passes by,
Isn't it shame, her husband
never even left her any Life
Insurance.
That's mean thing to say
about any husband, and it
needn't be said about you.
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Having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. Eugene Williams in the firm of
Il. W. Benson & Co, and the business
being continued under the same name
and style, | take this occasion to So
licit liberal patronage from my
friends and the public generally, and
invite the farmers of this and adjoin-
ing counties to come here to trade
and make their headquarters at our
store, where all will be courteously
treated and your every want supplied.
Thanking you in advance for a liberal
patronage, which | again invite, | am
Sincerely yours to command,
S. A. RoLFE.
Forrest City, Ark, Jan. |, 1914.
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In connection with the above, |
want to state that while | regret
losing my former business partner,
Mr.. Williams, | cordially welcome my
new associate, Mr.. Rolfe, and the new
hrm and arrangements are entirely
satisfactory and very pleasant indeed.
| also take this occasion to return my
sincere thanks to the public for the
very liberal patronage and pleasant
business relations of the past year,
and solicit continuance of the same,
promising careful attention TO your
needs in my line, lowest prices and
courteous treatment at all times.
Hoping to merit a continuance of your
valued favors, which we highly appre-
ciate and cordially invite, and extend
ing each and all hearty invitation
to call, and best wishes for prosper
Gus year, | am
Yours truly,
Il. w. BENSON.
Forrest City, Ark, Jan. /, 1914
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NJ = Rem!ey, Attorney
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Trustees Notice.

ktllough 4 Lines. Attorneys.
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Trustees Notice.

~ " bFNoUN.
Forrest CITY, Ark. Jan. |. 1919.
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Warning Order.

NJ = Remley, Attorney
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AEROPLANES BURN IN
Hampstead BLAZE
Fire sweeps Through Hangers,
Causing Loss of So. 1000
or $4,000.
ORIGIN Is MYSTERIOUS

GARpES CITY. l.. l., Nov. 2l.--F4re at
the Hampstead Plains aviation field at
$50 this afternoon destroyed hangers,
aeroplanes and other property. The loss
was between $500 and $4,000
The FIRE. which had a mysterious origin
started in the hangar ~ Frederick T..
Schneider Of 1929 East l7sth street. Man
haitian. Schneider and his mechanics hal
left the hangar about half an hour before
the fire was discovered Before thu frame
structure and two blplaues inside II were
consumed high wind had carried tho
flames 10 the adjoining hangar Of j II.
Hazeltine OF the Hotel Empire, Manha'-
tan. In Hazcltine's hangar was a new
biplane valued at $1,000. The building
and machine Were soon destroyed.
The flames next spread 10 a row OF Eve
hangers one OF these was rented by
Howard Huntington, secretary OF the Aero
CLUB Of America, who resides at Prince
ton, y j. only a few tools were IN this
hangar. Mr. Huntington on Thurs "a.
moved about $4,000 worth Of motors
from the hangar to one not =, Ached by
the IRE.
The hangar Of sidney + Eeckw.th was
next attacked 10y the flames Bcckwith.
with tn" assistance of MS mechanics. sue
cceled i1 saving a large hiplAur. Tools
worth about 800 We're destroyed.
The hangar OF Ilr.urIchs Bros then
took hrc. In il were two valuable bi-
planes. but these wcr saved.
As soon a. the fire was discovered a
call WAS sent for the Garden CITY tirtmcu.
bucket brigade Was then formed by the
mechanics AT the hrld and automobiles
who had Journeyed TO the held ~ see the
flying by the dV.ators Water was OBJ
tanned from pump which was the only
available source OF supply. When the
hremen arrived IN y STRENGTHENED the
bucket brigade and assisted materially
in checking the PROGRESS OF the flames.
After long night the hr" was eNt!n-
gu!shed.
Schneider is the heaviest loser by the
FIRE His building, machines and acccs-
sorles were valued At about $lj.o0o.
The FIRE this afternoon H. the thl'l that
has occurred there since May. 1914. Fit
teen hangers have been destroyed. only
twenty are left or these fifteen are of
concrete, They are thought to be fire
proof. The Hangers are situated at the
north end Of the dcll. They are insured
II is reported that tn. machines destroyed
were not insured
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LEAPS TO DEATH AS
BOOKS SHOW TANGLE
BOStlcmann. PrObst 4 Co. Mana
ger. Plunges From Fifth
Story Window.
LOSS To FIRM NOT KNOWN

william +. Bostlemann. manager and
Probst Il Co, which made an assignment
on November II, jumped from NTH
story window Mt 50 Beaver street yester-
day morning and was instantly killed.
His tragic act was premedtated. This
was shown by a letter he left for his
w.fe. asking her to kiss the children good
by foo him. The suicide was due TO the
fact that accountants had discovered evil
dences OF irregularities IN his books How
great the Irregularities are no one knows
and Bostemanns death may make 1t i'm
possible to get at all of the facts
The original Probst firm was es;ab~
lished in lsi5 as an importing and eN-
porting comm ssion house dealing chiefly
with Latin America. The present name
WAS first used in 1850. Adolph Victor
became a partner in 1891 and sole owner
six years later
In addition 10 dong a commission bust
ness, the firm invested very heavily In
plantations and other enterprises Of Mex
100. II owned several plantations in the
stale OF tHnprchc. properly In several
....- tHd u.lItuu acre tract OF redwood,
cedar and mahogany in southern Mex
400. The Abs p,utc business tlcUp In the
rrpuhi, and general conditions caused
Mr.. Nl''Or. who is III. TO make an assign
meut for the benefit OF his creditors Both
thu assets and the liibi tiles exceeded
Sl,uoo,u0o. John NJ proshauer Is he as
>.gurc
Bostlcmann, about ~ years old was
FOR hiteru years manager OF the New
York ofnre with power OF attorney to
transact all business He was married
ana lived at Rutherford y j.. in a COM
Portable home He had the best OF rcpu-
ia''ons and was known as a quiet. home
Low ug man
Mr. rrosklucr. finding that statements
submitted to him OF the firms condition
were not satisfactory, placed expert ac-
couutauts on the books last Wednesday.
The accountants asked Bosilemann TO aid
them. lie eudeavor"d to help until his
explanations of some TENS involved him
IN taug!", No one suspected then that
there was anything wrong II was
thought that the bookkeeping vas at
fault.
The first inklirg came when the man
9gcr went to his employer on Friday and
told him that there was something wrong,
that there were irregularities. He did
not go into details but promised to help
later There was not the slightest desire
to arrest the man or to disgrace him.
There was no talk of restitution.
Bostlemann went home on Friday eve
ming and returned to work yesterday
morning, After writing tho letter for
his wife he raised "A window and dived
headloug through it. lie fell within a
few feet OF pedestrian passing on the
sidewalk.
Probst co, in statement after the
suicide said:
1T is believed that the embarras sment
Of Fred pohst 4 90. Is partially due to
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POLITICIANS TOAST
"GRAMER OF THE GLOBE
His Twenty-Five Years as City
Hall Reporter Celebrated
at the Savoy.

About everybody who is anyhodv in
New York's political lfe went to tho
Savoy Hotel las; night 20 eat dinner.
make speeches and drink the health Of
william A, Gramcr, who was celebrating
his twenty hfth anniversary "a CITY Han
and political reporter for the Globe
job T.. Hedges waF POSTMASTER. Speeches
of good viii and follctaion toward Mr.
Gramer We're made ny Mayor Mitchell.
Comptroller prendcrgns'. George Nc
sneny, President OF the Board Of Alder
men Corporation COunst, Frank l.. Polk
Collector Dudley Field Malone. Charles
q IlamOldge Thomas r. Smith, srcrctar,
% Tammany Hall Henry Bruere city
CHAMBERLAIN William +. McCombs. chair
man of the Democratic National Com
mlttce, and ex Mayor Kline,
1t would take too much space TO men
ton the names Of all the others who
simply dropped In u eat dinner and drink
Mr. irnmcr'- ncnlth. fnr thcra were $50
In all But some 81 them wcre George w
Perkins chief Magistrate william Mo
Ado1. John a iIcnnrsSy. WNllm ! Burns
Big B!ll Dev"ry, Sup-nne "orr. Ius,i %
J. Henry hugro. Tom 20. and Samuel
koenig' Chairman OF the Republican county
committee,
NO dlrner given TO any one for A long
tim" attracted so mary chiefs az the cltv
departments VITA their adjutants aud
a'ds II goes Without saving tina, prac.
,"''N "N'r' Wit uu,tirai news N
Town va pr'e''' "'sh Gramor good
luck The dime Na, Given by the Assoc.
cIauon or CITY Han Reporters,