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Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
Levy.

Miss Lena Cresswell of Aptus is Wis.
iting friends at Lost Creek.
John Sheppard left here last Thurs.
day for Mooringsport, La, where he
expects to find employment.
Mrs. f. A. Lapee and son, Joe Lapee.
returned home Saturday after spend
ing several days at Fletcher, where
they were called to the bedside of Mrs.
Lapee's father.
Charley League made a business
trip to Topozark Saturday.
The entertainment and pie social
given at the Hudson school Saturday
night was we'll attended and all report
a nice time.
Miss Altha White of Palmer spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends on
Lost Creek.
jim Smith spent the latter part Of
last week in St, Louis.
Mrs. A. Cooper and little daughter
of Potosi att ended the entertainment
here Saturday night.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
lrondale.

Frank Johnston of Caledonia was
here Tuesday.
Percy Cole and family returned to
st. Louis Tuesday, after spending
several months with homefolks near
Belgrade.
Last Tuesday the remains of VIM.
b. Wilson were inferred in the Big
River cemetery by the side of his wife.
Mr.. Wilson was IS years Of age and
was foi many years a resident oi Tins
town, but at :he time of his death
made his home with daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Cain. OF Bonnie Terre.
James d. Eaton, died Monday,
March 10th. He was one of the very
oldest residents of Concord Township.
but at the time OF his death, lived with
his daughter, Mrs. Edgar. at lead.
wood. He was buriaa. WIN Masonic
honors at Rock spring cemetery. near
his old home.
We are glad to reportthat Mrs. Smith
is recovering from severe attack of
the grip.
Mrs. Josie Hodge, Of LaPlata, Mo.
has returned home after a visit witn
her mother, Mrs F. r. Marrow, Of
CALEDONIA, who has been very sick,
but is now convalescent.
Mrs. W. F. Mitchell of Caledonia is /
visiting relatives at DeLassus.
Prof. W. B. Mckinney and family !
Of Caledonia were visitors here Satur-
day and Sunday.
.ttofney Emmett Williams of St. .
Louis came down Saturday to see his /
who is stlll critically i'll. !
Some Of our young people will give .
an entertainment at the school house .
On the evening of March 9th. The !
title OF the play is "The Adventures oi /
Miss Brown All who like fun are /
invited. i small admission fee will .
be charged, which will 60 for the bene-
fits of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Montgomery
OF LeadwoOd spent Sunday with their .
sick daughter, Mrs. Philip McCarron,
Of this place.
Mr.. James Ward, the railroad Sec
ton foreman, who was in the hospital .
for several weeks, has returned to his
work here.
Prot. J. W. Houston's mother is
his family here.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Judge Deafing held an adjourned
and cleared the docket by ,ii>po,Ing II
the following eases:
J. Arnold Farrar vs. rotnsi Lead
Baryta and Mercantile Company. re-
ceiyership proceedings, bill dismissed.
Elmer Judd ". ttls VI. and Ev.
Welker, suit to sci aside deed. ludg-
ment for defendant; plaintiff takes APP
peal to Supreme Court.
Jesse l.. Eaton. Berkett Eaton It al
VS.. Claude \. Eaton and NHude Max
we'll, suit to set aside deed. Judgment
for plaintiffs: defendants take all APP
peal to Supreme Count.
In the g2mblin- cases Of Nm. Haw-
kins, Fred Kaufman. James Hawk
ms, Lem Anderson, Lambert Cash,
James Duncan. Clark Vaughn. Joseph
Hawkins, Arthur Vaughn. Thnmp
Skaggs, Buddy Skagg, Luther Cash
and ThcHas Manning. ther" Wa 10
dismissal 0i the charges as auErun.-
ed in the circui; court proceedings
last week. The above defendants are
under conviction on pleas oi utility at
the previous term Of court ani were
fined S25 each. The action II the last
term of court was stay Of execution
of ninety days III ,hg enforcement Of
their fines.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
Latty.

1t was four degrees below zero here
last Friday morning.
Stock feed is getting very scarce in
this neighborhood and farmers are
looking forward to early grass to re-
lieve the strain.
Some of the farmers out this way
are making preparations to carry on
big operations this year, having en-
gagged from one to three tenants. Farm
help is easy to get this season, which
is quite a change from the conditions
prevailing year ago.
Considerable stock is dying here
abouts. Lytle Nicholson has lost a
fine mule, and J. C. Nicholson a COW
and calf.
The new telephone is finished to the
top of Gum Digging Hill, and the
whole line will be completed soon.
Mrs. Ollie Sloan and children are
Pennington are visiting relatives here
Considerable improvement is being
made on the farms here in the way of
new houses, barns and fences.
Wheat is looking fine and fruit is
still uninj njured.
Politics has received some discus
sion here. We have several good men
in this part of the county who would
like to get into the court house jobs
and manage public affairs for lew
years.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
Notice Of City Election.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
fled vote rs oi the City Of Potosi, Coun-
ty Of Wa.Shin gton, State of Missouri,
that the ANIMAL election of said city
will be held in the first and second
wards on
Tuesday. the 7th Day OF April, 1911,
for the purpose # e,ccting the follow
ing officers:
Mayor, for term of two years.
One alderman from the first ward
for term of two years
One alderman from the second ward
for term of two years.
Marshal, for term of two years.
The polling places will be as follows:
First ward-Probate Court room, court
house; second ward-James Dallen' s
shoe shop.
By order OF the Board Of Aldermen,
March 9, 1914.
CHAs. H. RICHEsoN, Mayor.
HENRY c. BELL, City Clerk, pro tenn.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified voters of the City of
Potosi. Missouri, that a special
election will be held in said City
on the 3lst day of March, 1914,
for the purpose of obtaining the
assent of the legal voters of said
Citv TO become indebted in the
sum Of S14, 600 III excess of its
annual revenue, and to issue
bonds therefore for the purpose
ofinstalling public Waterworks
System in said City of Potosl,
said bonds to bear SO interest
per annum and to be payable in
such annual installments as may
be fixed by Ordinance.
The polling places at said cleo
ton will be as follows:
Ward No. THE Probate Court
Room in the Court House,
Ward No. flames Dallen's
Shoe Shop.
The ballot to be used at said
election shall be in the following
form:
For the increase of debt-YeS
For the increase of debt-No
the former "f which shall be talk
en- and counted as asserting to
the figures of said indebtedness
and the issue of said bonds. ard
the latter as dissenting there
from.
The polls will be open at Scven
a. m. and close at E p. III. or 1T
sundown of said day.
Done by order of the City
Council of the City of Potosi,
Missouri
CHAS. II. RICHESON, Mayor
Attest: HENRY c. BELL, City
Clerk, pro TEN.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate of
Bennett Bryan, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the 23d day
of March, 1914, by the Probate Court
OF Washington County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within
SIX months after the date of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from
any heneft OF said estate; and il such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of the last inser-
ton OF this notice, they shall be for
ever barred.
This 23d day of March, 1914.
II. 5. BRYAN, Administrator.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
Deputy Sheriff Shot.

Deputy Sheriff f., w Narsh hall of
iron County was shot and seriously
wounded Tuesday hy one 81 fTro ne
groes whom he sought t. arrest for
having robbed the pn-tuifjec AZ MIDI
dlebrook Monday night. Mars hall
was shot three times. one hnllet strik
ing him in the head. 1t j. believed
that he wounded the negro during the
fight. The negroes escaped, bu: Il
posse was started IL pDlr~tii ii them.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
Fish Only With Hook and Line.

The Game and Fish Department is
making preparations for an active
campaign against unlawful fishing
after April 1-t, Under the law it is IL
legal tu ti-h IN any manner in Miss
nuri. save with hook and line and with
tro5 line, during April, Mayand June,
tIsr spawning season for game and
other varieties of fish. Fines for vio-
jalion of this law range from $50 to
$500.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
ighining's Queer Capers.

Talk about your freak lightning.
Last Tuesday night week ago dur
ing the thunder storm gum tree
about three feet in diameter was
struck hy lightning on Glover Valley
Farm. The shock vas so severe that
all the neighbors say they thought
their houses would iall IRON their
foundations. a day or so later Gus
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
"UncIe Jim Eaton Dead.

Jamt- u. Eaton. one of the pioneer
citizens f Was hiugton County, died
pn March 18TH, at tie home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Frank Edgar. of Lead
wood, with whom he had made his
home Of late years. His r. ..ains were
buried at the old cemetarv near Rock
Spring, in Concord township. Mr..
Eaton was 10 wears old,
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

The nome Of Mr.. Kenneth /. fau!
Of Old Mines was destroyed hy tire
last Friday evening. together with
most Of the ;l,u~aHoi., effects. i'h".e
was no insurance. 'i',..c ire N#S sA''=-
ed by a defective tlue.
The ur1er oF services for nezt Sun
day at the Presbyterian church y" /
he-mornir4, at 1880: subject, "tur
Father" This i the second expo~l-
ton upon ;Ie Lords PRAYER. Even
ing, 7:45: subject, "Eeishazzar."
Among our renewing sub@-rlh'r>
the pas, week are Il. Wurlnam. fjTir~,
Me-: Mrs. l.. Y. Bean, Ng,. -. IT X
and Wln. Rooney. II. Louis. -'-''.,
and Frank Goyero, fotosi. !. y
Owen, Rector, Ark, i il new Tt i i,
Isaac Coleman, who was conV. i
of murder in the second degree e.. the
recent term of circuit court FIR The
murder of Kenneth Ross. and senten"-
ed to ten years in the penlttntla1F
has taken an appeal t. tie ~uprtnl"
court.
The new rules for preventing pn"u-
monia place great emphasis "n >tafNA-
ton. Fresh air and II" food are pr
claimed to be preventrrS oft disease.
The harder cold vou catch the moro
you should open up Your Wind"~S an'
exercise in the open air and til" lc~-
YOU should eat.
William Roneey. I. unr-time reSi-
dent Of Potnsi. died AT hi~ late nome
in Granite City. H., on Thursday
last. His remains were aken Ia Bon
ne Terre for burial. He i survived
by his wife. who was Josephine kodi-
fer. daughter OF the late Mrs. \. ho1l-
fer, of this place
Mrs. NJ. J. Palmer Of Fort Worth,
Tex, sends Us a remittance to renew
her subscription, and writes: 1--WE
tdIuot yea t''iS NitIit''t t'-' r~'''''- .
old journal. Ii has much the SAN
effect on Us a> a letter from home ll">
on the college boy Mrs. Fanltr i
a sister OF judge l.. \. Page. OF FIp},..
A big land drawing scheme in hey-
nolds County, which has heln lIbei-
ally advertised by its promoters. has
been declared a lottery by the po>tH,
authorities and their advertising mat
ter denied the mails. The game wa
being played to work off ii large lot oj
cutover land upon the unNary
investor.
James Farrow. a welltn-do tanner
of Algire neighhorhood, Johnson
Township, was adiudged insane in
the Probate Court here last Monday.
and was taken to the Farmlnglnn A~y-
lum that evening. Farr"w had been
acting strangely ior several weeks an
is said to have threatened to kill hI~
wife. He was possessed with the idea
that his family was cons splrnT IL gel
his property away from nlm.
On the night of Tuesday. April 1th
there will be mass meeting at th"
Presbyterian chnrch ou the matter oi
Sunday Rest. The principal address
will be by DIR. Edward Thompson.
secretary of the World Congress. and
well-known as thinker and orator.
The address Will he on par with those
for which one dollar admission is
charged: but will he free in order that
all the people may have an oppertun
ity to enjoy it Special songs.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
NEW GOODS.

We are opening up a full line oi
Endicott-Johnson & Co. shoes, in
all styles and grades--'Fro Hide
to the Wearer; We tan Cur Own
Leather" A better shoe and &c
middlemen's profits.
R. M. Bugg Nero. CO.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
THEY ARE SELLING FAST!

Our Clearance Sale, as previous
ly advertised, will be continued
through the month Of March. You
will not have an opportunity Of
buying good goods as cheap again.
R. M. Bugg Nero. Co.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
| J. M, SLOAN.
| DENTIST.
AT POTOSI from the 1st to tine
ed of each month,
AT BISMARCK from the 22d
to the Goth.

DIR. HEARST B, BLOUNT.
DENTIST.
In PotOsi 30 days each month.
Special care taken and work
made satisfactory y. Plate work
. speciality. Office in Washing
ton County Bank building.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

1t showed all day here last Thurs
day.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

We are pleased with the
patronage our store has re
Ceived since opening and
we will strive TO merit a
continuance of the same
New goods are received
here each week. and we.
will keep our stock up-to-
date with carefully select
Cd, new Spring and Sum
mer goods Readv-tO-Wear
garments / Speciality We
alt !, real competitor Of the
mail order houses
MAXWELL Dry-Gcods Store,
pOTOSI, $40.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
POTOSI, MO, MARCH 25, 1914.
Directory of Public Officers
and Courts.

OIcCtOly Va Z UOAC VAAAC0Ao
and Courts.
Member in Congress. W. l.. Hensley.
State Senator, Z. NJ. Buford.
CircEit Judge. h NJ. bearing.
Representative, DR.. j. A. Eaton.
Pres iuing Judge OF county Court, g.
breckenridge.
JlIgc of County Court. First Dis
trict, Arthur kelsey.
Judge Of County Court, Second bis
trict. s. v. Eye.
Circuit Clerk aud Recorder, Joseph
CreSsWell.
COunty Clerk, Jchn y. LonS.
Judge of Probate, J. A. Henson.
Coilscao1, /. 4. Lotcher.
Sheriff, Luther Cressweu.
Ir0asureE, N. =. Robinson.
Prosecuting Attorney. ". A. Cooper.
Assessor. H. L. smith.
Coroner, DE-. II. J. Blount.
Superintendent OF Schools, u. Fox.
County Surveyor. Z. \. Autchings.
Court Terms.
Circuit Court-kirs1 Monday in Marc
and fourth Monday In August
County Court-kirst Monday in F'eD-
ruary. May, August aud November
Probate Court-Sscond Monday in re
rUary. Nay. August and NovemDeI
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
For City OF Potosi.

For City OF P0tosi.
Mayor, Chas. n. Richesoa.
C2srk, g. D. AcGroedy.
Treasurer. ]. b. Headlee.
AAFshal, J. T. TidWeu.
CITY Attorney. n. b. Rhodes.
Board Of Aldsrmen-Eirst Ward. H
c. Bell and g. A. Hart1ell; Second
Ward. Eugene O'Mara and +. K
RtahArdoon.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25
LOCAL ITEMS

The March winds do blow.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Some repair work is needed on our
streets.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

The ionquils are in bloom
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Mr.. Louis Bean of Latty made a
business trip to st. Louis Saturday.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Miss Zelma Crump spent Sunday
last with her parents at Palmer.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Roy Clymer of Steelville, Mo-, was
a Potosi visitor the first Of the week.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. H. \. Lucy of Bis
marck were Potosi visitors Tuesday
niphtE
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Mr.. \. l.. Thorpe Of De Soto visited
friends here the first of this week.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

The fire insurance companies keep
showing up the rates on property In
the business section of Potosi, not
withstanding the fact that there has
been no fire loss here since the old
court house burned down some seven
years age. Much has been said in .,
Dragging way how the Major admins
tration knocked out the tire insurance
combine in Missouri, but all the COM
panies are at present using the same
rate, which, as a rule, is higher than
Il was before The combine "oussed."
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

The urder OF services for next Sun
dav at the Presbyterian church
he-morrlin@, at 1880: suhjet-t,. ''tul
Father" This is the second eEpo~l-
tion upon lie Lords Prayer. Even
ing, 7:4J: subject, "Eeishazzar.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

John Devine has new, four-room
dwelling under way in the east end Of
town.
Potosi journal., 1914-03-25

Mr.. f. V, Paul of Tiff was visitor
at this Office Monday and paid the
printer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21

zo1egate TO the State FEEDER
70 49, ~ labor and business agent
aIt dS,I. VI onnlications were received py
~, I,Itcbars' and meatculL9Ls uLLIo .ti ~
membership at tts Is a large at
9TC-day night. There was d g . -,
+l.5aIoe Of members present anu Iluch
.el L.ti-l- hYJeiness was transacted
routine IDySo-,,eY,fers Kept Busy.
Members of the Gal po It.,c+,- pa
- -r-orIking for -contfactot DIS
VINO are OJilaIeeidence on Federal street
cHoII on d 4 Mcclellan foreman, Alex
NTaclrie. Gus Lake, r. nun ieS' d L.
Sanders and F. B. ASullaI. vr-i11 TIT
r, A. Williams, Ioreli+fe5l niber+ Cano1-
LCliS 81 -. 'D1ickensOn, Jack MegreSOrys
$500 Grant Arthur teIIeu anu ~
ICttar ore working for contractor "
Y " % 81 San in Grand View, on resi-
oe nee, bors of the Carpenters union
" Il[-s5 nv contractor YOUNG Derg on
a Tiosfdeuce- on the corner % 8ot+c r,,9
and Luna streets, are o,5 IA ReaDs3
foreman, Tom johnson anu -4O
ch1 Tsdi- rnrton and B. c. Reel are en-
7sS9 ~ the sPhoeniZ-El Paso Bulld-
- ~ 81 1Soro1anv on q. residence IN East
81 p P3 Is light and H E. McCprry are
working in the Johnson Op' ct
1903 Wyoming street. v,,1,er Of tho
W A Boynton, a MEMBER OF tne
Carnenters' union, is 1lnlsHLH5 III
i de- Ig-' on Tularosa street. = ID
Johnson and H R; Bracley are en-
pIQ 25,eI pS Ti44iiadbsmith and Lawrence
Tn w Si'g members 5e Of the Carpenters
union. are working on q IeSIusHce III
the $500 block on Montana. a..
". E. Schreffler, a n4 fiaiDt5pa Oh o Ire
Carnenters' union, has unlsneQ work
o on he Blum residence, in East Ell
L T. [. Gregory. a member Of the
Carpenters union, is building an add
ton to the residence OF d. =. Neeley'
in Grand View.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21
"S1ORTES ABOJ 4 STARS
Humorous and Serious Tales Of the Ball Field
-Bv BILLY EVANS

was very ordinary hitter, while Stricllett
was reckoned as a mighty good man with
the bat.
Umpire and Pitcher Switch Jobs.
The game was halted mOmentariy, and
Ctricklett, who was umpiring balls and
strikes was called to the Sacramento bench
He was told to go to bat for Cutter. whls
Cutter. the pitcher was told to assume
Strickletts duties as umpire. The Los An
veles team protested for a time, but the
Sacramento manager insisted there was
nothing to prevent him from using one Of
his regular players, even if he was acting
as umpire. The game was resumed, pitcher
cutter who should have batted, now acting
as umpire, announced to the crowd that
Striczlett who had been umpirfng would
bat for Cutter. 1t was indeed a unique
situation. To thic1en the plot Stricklett
came through with a safe hit that won the
game. It is one Of the few. cases in baseball
where a hit by the umpire decided the re-
suit Of the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21

~ ID you ever hear Of an umpire being
removed and allowed to act as pinch
y hitter? MOP Well. that IS Just what
happened in the Coast league several
years ago Tt isn't often that such thing
happens in one Of the fast leagues.
confestinr teams. These two clubs. always
great rivals were scheduled for q long
series. 1t so happened that the umpire dion [
show up for the opening game. After ef-
forts to secure an Official had failed. i was
decided to contest with two players ofuciat-
ing. Elmer Str!cklett OF spitball fame, was
the Sacramento player selected to do part
OF the umpiring-
The game was & hotly contested affair.
Despite the closeness Of the score the two
player umpires managed to get along in
Zine style. In the eighth inning with the
score tie. a situation arose where a hit
meant a run and possibly the game. Sacra-
mento had a man on third and two out
with Cutter the pitcher, Up. Now Cutter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR BAND CONCERT

For the concert to be given by the
10th cavalry band at Fort Bliss We'd
ncsday afternoon, the following pro-
gram has been arranged, the concert
70 begin at 4 p. m:
March, Our Director" ....... Bigelow
overture, lie Pre- aux Cheres,
~ .-.-.....-..- ....... E1eIOIu
Waltz, La Tagala" ......... Safranak
Selectlon, Round the World KEN
Melody in +, "Paraphrase" .......-
.Rubenstein
March, Chicken Charlie" ...- Ballou
Rocco Resta, Director
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
InLLl l,rrrE-EL II TVS

Police chief / n. Davis is in receipt
Of letter of thanks from Martin d ID.
Glynn, governor of New York JUST
men" implicated in the shooting of the
gambler RosenhaI and the governor
was being petitioned for stay OF eA-
ecutiOn, chief Davis wrote to the soE-
execution Of the men would have a sal
utary effect. In his letter to CHER "a "a
Wis, governor Glynn thanked MN III
his interest. He stated that the OiuSS-i
had been a trying one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21
HiLIman APARTMENTS
. ZUBER, Prom

MRS. L. A. -ZUBER, Prop.
New-mOdern-open April 1, 1914.
Two and three-room apartments. $50
per month up. Rates by week if de-
sired. Short walk from business dis
tTict.
1910 lngraham St., Los Angeles.
West 9TH st. Car to 1ipp st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21

NEED GLAssEsg ASK SEGALL.
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREET.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21
ChauffeTr Gets YVithdrnwaI.

G. T. Williams, a charter member OF
the chauffeurs' union. who is the own
er Of two cars and not eligible to the
union, was given a Withdrawal card at
Union Labor, hall One new member
was initiated. The secretary was in
structed to notify all members to be. at
the next regular meeting of the union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21
OFFICIAL
Of CIGlRM0 kERS
VISITING FL PA50
r. B. stickley, National Or
ganizer, Addresses
Local Union.
M0sszg@D
GEIoNI#5IA5ED

r. B. StckIey. gen e555EHs7>
eral organizer of the ,l1E T35T IN kseT,
national linton NE Of SCESSss6-lSS>
America, with headquarters in Chicago,
IS in Ell Paso in the interest of. the local
union. He paid a visit to the regular
meetings of the chauffeurs' union and
a fine talk before both unions.
At the regular semimonthly meeting
Of the cooks and walters union, I. o.
Stout was elected a delegate to the
Central Labor union. Seven applca-
There was a large attendance Of mem
bers present.
Miss Lille Peek, a member Of the
cooks and walters union, is working
at the Belmont restaurant. Miss Lii
liam Glenn is also employed at the Bel
mont.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-21

Wright cleans silks and WooIeHs'
Phone S43 for wagon.-Adyert5S enleIlI'