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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14
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MT. CLARE, April 14.-The Meth
odist Protestant Sunday school, gave
a. well prepared and excellently rem
dered Easter program at their church
here Sunday evening. THE house
was damned to overaowing with ev-
cry foot of standing room occupied.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
participants were excluded from view
to over half of the congregation on
account of the congestion OF the v1S-
itors, the little folks performed so
well, that every word in song and act
was distinctly audible In all. parts OF
the house. Besides a laTge turn out
from the viciftties of Mt. Clare, near
" two score visitors from Lost Creek
were in attendance and all went away
happy and contented.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church had adj
vertised that they would have on SAFE
at G. e. Curry's store Saturday even
ing some home made bread, pies and
cakes; such as "our mothers used to
make" but an unusual occurrence
caused much disappointment, as the
demands for the 'seats" were so great
that most of them were sold before
reaching the store room.
N. w. e. Owens left Sunday for
Baltimore. where he viii spend some
time attending lecture course at the
.Johns-H Hopkins Medical Institute Dr.
I.evasee, who has assisted DR.. Ow-
ems here for some months past, will
take charge Of the work during MS
absence. Mrs. Owens viii spend
much of her time at Bridgeport with
her mother during Or. Owens ao-
sence.
on sunday afternoon Mason Ma
theny of noFdsvflIe and Miss
Grace Miller OF this place we're mar
rfed at the home of the bride. They
viii make Reyno1dsvfl1e their home.
Mrs. e. B. Brandt visited her sis
ter Mrs. Allene M. Moore Of Clarks-
burg, Monday afternoon.
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FLOOD CAUSES
IN OHIO VALLEY
ARE DISCUSSED
Board of Engineers Says Edu-
cationaI Work is Needed
but Funds I aeldng

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April H.
Causes Of floods inithe Ohio valley and
SPECIFIC Recommendations for future
prevention saresset forth in the report
Of the special board of engineers APP
pointed by Secretary Garrison to i'm
vestgate last years floods in the Ohio
valley. The report has been COM
pIeted and will probably be released
within ten days.
Keynote of Convention.
Refepence is made to the need OF
educational work, such as has been
done nv the National Drainage Con-
gress5 whose headquarters are in Chi
cago. The report Of the special board
of engineers will probably be the
keynote of the big convention 20 be
held by the National Drainage Con-
gress Ia Savannah the latter part or
this month, andfit is probable thai the
report will be made public just before
the convention is held. At this con-
vention the movement for flood pre-
yention. which Is to be made one OF
the important issues of the admins
tration program at the next session OF
Congress, will be crystalized, ana
president Wilson has indicated that
he will. outline his program, either IN
nerson or by a written message, at
that time. The lack of funds OF the
National Drainage Congress mas gwen
concern to the government officials
who have been looking to that organ
ization for the educational work put
the Congress In Savannah will ever
theless be the gathering ground Tor
the foremost engineers of the United
states when the program for Hood pre-
yention is finally mapped out.
Legislative Action.
That President Wilson viii base mas
prograna for remedial action on the
report of the speciar army board IS
generally believed in Congress. Upon
It depends the fate OF many of the
bills now pending IN the House and
Senate, appropriating vast sums for
food prevention.
Lieut.. Col. Francis r. Shunt is the
senior officer Of the board of six mem
hers. appointed by Secretary Garrison
10 make the inyestiga and his rec
Communications cover every phase OF
the food situation in the west, giving
estimates of the amount of damage
to property, the loss of life in Dayton
ana other cities, and the prospect that
such floods will continue unless the
work of prevention is undertaken i'm
medfately. The report shows that the
loss in. a, few years has been more than
the total needed for the work OF pre-
vention.
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MONEY VALUE
10 Be TAUGHT.
BY American Society for Thrift
Which UHdeFta tes Nation
Vice CaTlpaign.

WASHINGTON, ID. q. April = e.
The American SOCIETY for Tsrift or
ganized to fght against extrava-
gance in every form among the
American people, has undertaken q
campaign for nation wide expansion
wEseh includes the formation of To-
cal chapters Of the organizations IN
every town and city.
"A statement issued today from the
Washington headquarters OF this so
cfety points out that local chapters
are now doing great work in the
New England states and, that cities
like Pfttsburg have come In With Of
fers of assistance in spreading the
doctrine Of the association.
Teach VaZue OF Money
As the groundwork for thrift ST.
mon. w. Straus, of Chicago president
Of the society is urging greater I'M
teEest In school gardening and in
struct5on in thrift among the. sehoo1
children. He believes that the chill
dren should be- taught the real xaiue
OF money and duty of earnin money
vita view to impTessing on them
the. real lesson Of thrift.
One Of the big Ideas Of the or
gan. zatton is that the education OF
the people regarding thrift should
begin early I'M life as the tendencies
acquired in childhood determines to
large extent the habits OF later
Ma1y Cities Interested
The Associated Charities OF
PfttsblIrg are giving particular at
tention to the movement and Pitts
burg, cleveland, Cincinnati, Boston,
Detroit, PhiladeIphia and RSchlsStT-
Va, have already expressed tneiI de-
sire to secure the cooperation of the
society in laying out courses of lee
lures and In inaugurating move
ments to encourage HABITS of thrift
among children so that municipal,
state and national thrift may be
assured in future years
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r YOU SUFFER ANY
STOMACH AGONY
Take Mi-o-na Now-Pe Perfectly Harm
less but Acts Quickly and
Effectively.

When you feel nervous, blue. irrt-
able. tired and dizzy-when you have
headaches, sour stomach, heartburn
and pains in the colon and bowels
you are suffering from indigestion
you need Mi-o-na at once.
Mt-o-na is not cure-alt but spe-
ci6c for stomach Hist goes to the
seat of the trouble and surely ends
stomach misery. 1t builds up and
strengthens the stomach walls and
glands, improves quickly the dfges-
tive system and assists nature to
properly digest and assfmHate the
food thus insuFing good health-you
are free OF the blues-life really
seems worth, while.
Do not suffer another day Get a
fifty cent box of Mi-o-na Tablets at
Wells & Haymaker Co.. or your near
est drug store. Keep them with you
constantly will help you get
well and strong and immediate Teiief
Is sure. Do not delay delaYs are
dangerous and needless If not aer-
efited Mi-o-na costs nothing.
ADVERTISER en-.
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The first 1914 baby born in Lor-
raine, o., will receive from merchants
of the town gifts including theater
pass for life and corsets or barber
Service for life, as the case may be.
Liverpool has completed the worlds
largest drydock, | ,020 feet long and
155 feet wide. at the water line, the
only one IN the world large enough
to receive the new 50,000-ton liners.
RIVE has Abeen cultivated for more
than 200 eaTs in England.
The silver stored in the Cnited
States treasury at New York weighs
$500 tons.
CHINA is importing quantities of
sodium for use in making soap.
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g.nia at the City of Clarkshnrg. IA
che County and State aforesaid on
Friday, the 23rd Day of January. 1914.
at O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, all Of the following described real
estate, leasehold estate, mining plant
IA achfne eQuipnpent, railroad sid
ings. railroad sidlnss and switch
agreements and rish1s, and other es-
tates. assets. rights, titles and inter-
eSts to-wit:
1. All that certain tract or parcel
OF land lying and being On the waters
OF Limestone Creek; IN the District ot
Coal ii the County OF Harrison and
state OF West Virginia Sand more
paFacnlarly bounded and described IS
Follows: Beginning at q post on the
northwestern Virginia Turnpike, corr
uer TO land of Joha Ashcraft, and
running thence n. o. degrees - Iltn-
utes z 1913 feet: thence s. Of degrees
IS minutes w 1916 feet to stake on
line az SelSo Thontpsons tneIEce 1eav-
irE MS line aud running down the bot
rom s 3S degrees As minutes = bsI
beet to stake: thence s 8 de8rees 70
llin,Yfes - ITS feet to stake; theme
a ~ feErees p $50 fest 90 teteErgsph
pole standing on the Side 81 ss.le
ysflSe: thence down said re ~. ~
aanress ( 5 ril5IitFtes rs. feee 70 e posi-
tlS96ee ~ Is deErees2 - minutes y ~
go fo the beeilnibs cor il lls s,s
aeran There q exeep tetl 4.aQ - - ~
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NOIICE OF TRUSTEES sALE
OF VaIuayle CoaI Nine. Mining PIa1tt
And Equipment.

whereas, Frank JenlSini heretofore
executed to the undersigned trustee q
deed of trust bearing daSa the stn
day of October BIZ, of record in the
office OF the Clerk OF the c.nnty court
OF Harrison County, West Virginia, IN
Trust Deed Book 40. 50. page 524, 70
secure to the legal hoide5 or holders
OF the promissory no-es therein oe-
scrtbea5- payiheh T. thereon as therein
mentioned: ana
W1ereas. under end by virtue OF the
provisions Of sal d, deed o. trust, the
yvl1ole. OF Gha notes secured thereby
have become due and payable, ana DE-
faiSlt his ASeeH made by SAID tgenA
IesSllSius an flSe payment thereot: and:
Whereas. the legal holders OF sata
notes have duly equested ano
r,,1iSSe,fI- ssid trustee. to sell the proper
~ conVeyed BY s4td deed q trust u u
the nlanner provided BY SAID deeo 81
trust: l..,-,. !. ,,sszsSSy ,gf5.
en- that IN pls ha9ee q Sas ~ ~ ~ 4
SIea7s6 81 trust SID trustee VIII 81.
81 5ua5IIc atcti 4ls ems ~, ~
Es'@--Eaasns - tae StAts ~ 49,
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The value of the flowers annually
distributed from the French and Ital-
ian Riviera is no less than ~ org :
500 and will this year exceed $Lz ;
800 900. The average number OF
boxes Of flowers dispatched from the
various French Riviera stations be
tween November. and May in eaen
year is 1000, 600.
The Secretary of the Navy has re-
commended the building of a great nal
val dry dock at Norfolk. Va. The
dock is to be 100 feet long and to
cost SO, 100000.
A cafe In Venice, has been opera
ted for 15o years.
head traction for street cars.
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SCHOOLS
FOR PANAMA
AGENT of the Department Of Az
riculture Will Organize Them
on the Isthmus.
q saseelA1rn eRess,

PANAMA, April lit Is uhQeF-
stood that Henry Pettier, OF the De
uartment of Agriculture at Washlng-
Ton who has arrived on the Isthmus
To classify the native woods Of Pan
anna. viii soon undertake the organ
izafion OF two agricultural schools IN
tho Pep1Iblfc. The Pananla auth.irt-
tics " ouested Mr.. Pettier's services
for the collection OF native woods.
They will be part OF the Panama
National Exhibition which VIII pc
opened next year.
kfantry. stationed at Camp Otis, has
inst completed forced march
through the jungle from Chorrera IN
the province of Coole. The distance
covered. 2T miles, was made in one
dav. It was found that the man
trail has been we'll cleared by the
Panama government. About . pei
cent OF the battalion is composed OF
recruits who thus made their hrsG
practice march.
Beautiful CITY.
Pedro Miguel, where the canal
locks of that name are located, IS 10
be one of the model permanent towns
of the Isthmus. The canal govern
.ment has been busy there Tor several
months in the hope of having the
Mace completed in time for the open
ING Of the canal next year. Macadam
streets and concrete Sidewalks are
being laid and many new houses are
being built for the operating force
of the locks. A large playground
for children and tennis and baseoall
grounds also ar ewell under way. In
front OF the Young Mems Chrtstlan
Association building Is to be the plaza
which will be one of the beauty spots
OF the town
The dredge Gamboa, the largest
dipper dredse ever built, has arrived
an the Isthmus and is being assem-
bled for work 1t Is the intention OF
the canal authorities to have the
dredge begin the widening of the
channel in Culebra Cut in front of the
Cucaracha and Culehra slides at an
early date. me dipper of this new
dredse has 4 capacity of Is cubic
wards Another dredge of the same
TYNE and capacity. the Paradise, IS exc
pected to arrive soon.
FxDIOsfon Damages Dred&e.
The dredge. Corozal, which was to
have been at work before this in deep
Aning the channel through CuEebra
Cut. has been 6rydocSed in the east
,Inne4 chamber OF Gafun locks, just
above the Ave submarines In the same
chaniber. An explosion in an oil tank
ala considerable damage TO several
bulkheads and hull Of the big dredge.
In order to drydociS her in the same
lock chamber the submarines We're
lasied fast to the bottom OF the lock,
which was then filled.
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sTHTE
EIiuh School Track Meet is to
Be Held This Spring at
Charleston.

A state track meet for high school
teams is TO be held at Charleston
this spring according to word re-
ceived here and a Clarksburg hiEn
school track team may participate
in it. The date for the eynt las
not been definitely nxed and It VII
be announced later. All of the first
class high schools IN the state which
take a part in athletics VIII be rep
resented in the meet watch WI be
the first of its kind ever held IN the
state.
1t is the intention to make these
meets an annual affair. big and
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Take Glass Of Salts If Your
Back Hurts or Bladder
BOtaerS.

~
The American men and women
must guard constantly against kld-
ney trouble. because we eat too mueA
and all our foods rich. Our blood ls
filed with uric acid which the KID
neys strive to filter out. they weaken
from oVerwork. become lsh III tAie
eIimfIaative tissues clog and the9Ee
suit Is kidney troHbles bla der weak
ness and general decline in healLh-
When your Kidneys feel like Ium ps
OF lead: your back hurts or the urine
IL cloudy. full Of sediment or you are
Obliged to seep relief two or three
times during the night; if YOU sutLer
with sick headache on dizzy nervous
spells. acid stomach, oE y0u nave
rheuna tism when chs Their Is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act me. FMS Ia
NOUS salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice combined
with lithia, and has been used Tor
generatfons to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys to reutraltze the
acids In the urine so it NO longer Is g
source of irritation, thus ending .blad-
der disorders. -s.
Jad Salts Is ihexpenstYe; cannon IN
lure. makes delightful etferVescent
Whitewater beverage. and belong in
every home, becanse nobody can
make a mistake by having q good kid
ney flushing any time.
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RHEUMATISM AND
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Prof. BudIong was Quickly Relieved
of Both Afflfctions by Using
TShcunfa.

If you suffer from any form Of
Rheunnatism, remember that RHEU-
MA goes to work quickly to remove
the cause, not simply to relieve the
distress. Many years use has dem
onstrated that it goes to the seat OF
the disease and expeIs the poisonous
matter through the natural channels
the Kidneys, bowels, liver and skin
For many years 1 was troubled
with Rheumatism, also with Brights
Disease of the Kidneys. suffered
awfully. Tried many advertised REM
edies. After using your truly remark
able preparation, RE1EIJMA, I was
fully cured. PROT G. J. Bddlong,
Cound View, Conn.
RHEBMA is guaranteed by Wells
q Haymaker Co.. who sells 1t for SO
cents a bottle.
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Tide ~ - 81 iIf3lirz q altses 2k-s
flsS 6< crigltl1 deco ~ &~e
ljeal = = giate afu On t4e ta
= Il - a s0ts 81 ny aoa.ie
ttcRs mad thefeet - ~
alst6 zen ne coal aGt11l ~ tll rs q q 4
reno ID any Of SAID t4 SIPS
mini "a royalty oT reIt
said rec years or 1nx Z,
year atlar sid ~
claus toEether vtn sl4s -
4 dya1lta ges, ana benefits axslng PA
taestey4as IS said deeds o2 lease
and By reason OF said ~ 4 8
an the remedies pfescrl 3ed "a 9AQ
said oxsIiua3 daGd oe laaSe 81
mod fSca ton thepaOe, Tor tiae ~ 81
years afseF ssl.f palliIlssait te5; si,sa &
ficiencss flR. any one Year stlttl.o q
GIsfl0xiaT payment there4 or.
IS, All of che them uIlespAred u 4
and all Of the right Sle n
est conveyed ~ saStf 1elllzi ~ 81
trustees "a and e stesE
dent FIRE or Ter ~ ~
date OF said deed q y slst s..ss X ~ =
the profession OF tne Islsls
described. or envy part there0f
a f. I.sss1sh assS3 every I1atefess. Eis
titie State, easeanSnl, trafe
f.lstafa demand and properly <leQN
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costly cup will be offered as Pre-
to the winner and the team winning
It three times will become perma-
nent possessor OF the cup. There
will also be smaller cups offered to
the winners of the individual events.
The local high school track team viii
begin getting into condition immed:-
ately to enter the state tpliIn lent
and the members expect to make an
EXCELLENT showing.
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AnI0nRNMRNr "a SALE.
GEO. 81. BoFFHEIMER,
Attorney for trustee.

Notice is hereby given that the S. q.
mentioned In the above and foteg oiAg
notice is hereby adjourned unsi 90
nesday, the 1st day Of April, 1914, ~ l'
o'clock in the Afternoon of said day AZ
the same place mentioned ~ sau
notice.
Given under my hand this 18Th day
OF March, 1914.
WILLIAM A. BREWERT0tlS
Trustee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or SAFE.

Notice is herey given that the safe
mentioned in the above and fore
going notice is hereby adjourned IN
iii Friday, the 9Th day Of March, 1873,
al O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day at the same place mentioned "a
said notice.
Given under my hand this goth dag
of February, 1914.
WILLIAM A. BREVVERTOlSS
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Notice is hereby given that the sale
mentioned In the above and foregoine
notice is hereby adjourned until Wed
nesday, the 18th day Of March, 1915
at / o'clock in the afternoon of sac
day at the same place mentioned ~
said notice.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of March, 1914.
WILLIAM. A. BREWBRT0N,
Trustee.
GEO. 81 H0FFFTEIMER,
Attorney for trustee
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Notice is hereby given taat the SUE.
mentioned IN the above and 4eie
Going notice is hereby adjourned qnet
Fsriday. the 9th day of February ~
al o'clock In the afternoon o. sat1
day at the same place mentlonea ~
even under my hand this GARD day
of January. 1914
WILLIAM A, BREW ERI
Trusteq
GEO. M. HoFFHElGERs.
Attorney for trustee.
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A ribbon fish, the first caught on the
Jersey coast since 1890, when Beese-
leys Point was rendezvous for
naturaIists, has been caught by Will
liam B. Davis, OF Ocean City, n. ].
The Ash measures four feet in length.
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WOMAN EAVVYER.

one of the few women lawyers In
New Jersey is Miss Sadie "A. FASTER
mack, of Passaic, who has lust re-
ceiVed notification that she passed
the examination successfully
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GEo. N. HoFFHE4MER,

HttOrney TOT Lrustbs.
Il -G&BJOBRNHIsNE OF SAL
: Notice is hereby given that the
-r1enfi0nef ii the above and fore oihe
notice is hereby adjourned until Wee
nesday the 18th day OF March 1g9 MS,
II Il o'clock in the afternoon OF said
dav at the same place mentioned u
said notice.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of March, 1914.
WILLIAM A. BREWERTON,
Trustee.
GEO. M. HOFEf9T5IMER,
Attorney for trustee.
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ems and tones up the
nerves, gives you.
new force and vim
and pep; but it
works easily,
smoothly and mild
~. Nothing harsh
about 1t
ROOT JUICE can
not hurt anybody.
IT'S a new and won
derfu1 combination
of some of the old
est and most relia-
Sble vegetable medi-
Dcines known. and
lit will do you more
good than anything
you ever used in all
your Z life. YouM
see q big difference
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ADJoUENMEST OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the sale
mentioned in the above and foregolng
notice is hereby adjourned until Ef4s
day. the goth day Of February, 1914,
at o'clock in the afternoon OF sad
day at the same place mentioned ~
said notice.
Given under my hand this 6tl1 day
of. FAhruary. 1914. sa,,
WILLIAM "A. BREWERTON,
Trustee.
GEO M: HOFFT1EIGIER,
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Biddy. a brown Leghorn, owned by
NaEshalr Hatch. OF NorweI1. which
T,sd me distinction Of being the Oldest
siien n the cnHu tEyS Ii Ileaetss ~ he bird
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Wonderful ROOT JUICE Quickly Opercon4e9
TKat tired LAZY, .sAH-In" Feeling, Cleans The
Blood Builds You Up Fine for Old Folks,
TOO. Guaranteed.
. Gu0r0nfeed.

Now Is the your the blood
arengLn
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GEO. NJ. HOFBHEIMER,
Attorney for trustee.
1nqorpysTEyT o. SALE.

Notice is hereby gsyen that the sals
mentioned in the above and foregoing
notice is hereby adjourned until FRI
day, the 10th day OF April, 1914, -
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
at the same place mentioned 70 SAD
notice
siver under my hand this LIST day
Of April 1914
WILLIAM a. BREWEFtIG,ESs u /.
Trustee.
.GEO.SE. E4oF'FFIEIMER.
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badly. EReryDou
does. You've been
storing up filth and
Impurities all winter
and your whole sys-
tenn is clogged up.
Your blood is thick
and impure; your
stomach. liver, bow
els and kidneys are
half asleep. No won
der you feel lazy and
tired good for moth
ing"
Get a few doses o
ROOT JUICE into
y:ou-that grandnew
tonic made OF Ma
lures own restora1
tiVes-and see what
happens. You Will
LNrE AY1A1 E.nn a.
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Root Juice was sIy the in two OF thBe
given Kidney
stomach
digsrence ona Don't
make! No feeling druggist palm
it's guaranteed
get
back you "n
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GEO. M; HoFFHEIhdER,
Attorney for trustee.
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Nn1nTRNMRNT. % 81. ].

T0RGE n. HUFIVFL FL a EN-,
:AttornA Or Elas
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InTOrRymEBT on SAIlE.

GEO IN. HoFEHi1I elmer,
Attorney for trustee.