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The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

Roll No. i73s. For grading and
west iine OF Twelfth street 20 the
Roll No. i73S. For grading and
paving Anderson avenue from the
north line OF jefferson avenue to the
northerly terminus.
paHi%s HSl An xn,ein.i.. ifs'aa rom e: he
west line OF Twelfth street to the
east line OF Liuwood avenue.
Roll No. t7as. For grading and
eort or"l line ss Of v,nswood % Avenue ' to Sa sns
east lin. Of scottsn avenue.
Roll No. iIss. For srading :ni
e: .osS sS,s .ulS S' M. NC " :v: :
Roll No. i7le. For grading ana
paving Bethune avenue from the wet
iins Of 81 1ryon,, ,vs.Ss .,r:. TO the east eprs
Roll No. i7ii. For grading ana
Paving Brush .treet from the nsr1A
curb line OF Horton avenue to The
'osth cSre ns Of EOlo,Uos o1 r.s,.x .xs"Ss .nS
paving alley No. lsa being the "Hs
alley IN block bounded by Bagley ave.
nus. Jones stree. Second and Third
Roll No. i74s For grading and
paving Cooper avenue from the north
cIrb line Of Chaplin street to the south
line OF 0ratiot avenue.
Roll No 17t4. For grading ana
paving Fern Place from the southerly
Terminus to the south line OF Baker
Roll No l7iS For grading and
paving Holcomb avenue from ths
north curb line Of Mack avenue 20
the south curb line OF Forest avenve.
Roll No. i7%s For .g-adins and
paving LeMay avenue from Q POINT
9GA feet south OF Ed'ie str.et to the
south line Of Jefferson avenue.
Fart 10 due and payable within -
days from date Of this notice. ParX
4. } and 4 become due and payable w
one. two and three years. r~spsctiv:iYa
Yvoyn IN. date Of this notice. togsther
with Interest at the rate oe per cent
NOM the date OF the confirmation OF
Either Of said parts may be paid
xtth,n 20 DAYS from the date OF this
notice without interest.
IN either Of said parts one. swo.
three or four shall not be pa'd wnsn
they become due. 8 per cent penaity
and interest ut the rate OF 7 per cent
fyoyn the date ~ coRfr~r-t'on o. Ine
ssee eeeruert will be added ana tn4
oVennisSs assesseH win be sdvsStseeo
Sn6 cold a. PROVIDE BY
-. MAX G.. KOCH.
n.sa7 City Trsau-es.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

"7'e~feJd's rorirs" win be the at
.-setio- IN No Drtroi' ~~r~s ko~se
'he week OF Nov. IS. The company
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
LUOK NORTH
WOODWARD HOMES

LUOK NORTH
WOODWARD HOMES
Beautiful. Burlingame-ave.. only
$500. and only $500 down. 4e-ft.
lot. rooms. every convenience.
Make an appointment at once and
look IL ov~- you Will be pleased.
BUNGALOW
Lot 5ox24s; think Of IL, large rooms.
a beautiful bulldog with every con-
venience, including fancy shi ub-
berry, garage AID four apartment
chicken house. Price $500, half
cash. and you get on good paved
street and nice neighbo. hood. g.
LJOA EASi SiUE
seyburn, near Forest, California bun.
gslow. rooms. t5-ft. lot. steam
heat. beautiful lawn aid shrub
berry: $500. half cash.
LJOk-4-FAMlLI FLAT
We also have two i-famiiy. brick We
neer fiat bargains. oae on I um-
bull-ave.. near Boulevard. $4,000
including 4 garages. The othe on
Euclid. near John R.-st. $4,000;
$4,000 down.
Ali the above properties are excep-
tionally fine aud reasonable in price
Courteous salesmen are at your SER
vice by calling.
NORRIS
3f7 Hammond Bldg Main 3ii.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

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The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFTCE
OF CITY TREASURER
Dotrolt. Nov. ., 1919.

Notice 10 hereby gtvsn to al per.
sons interested that there have been
Aled In this ofnce the following
named assessment rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

4olnh Dsisk0
Qge. Claude ~.
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The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

The secret of how to co~ceri the
'act that you're a homely woman
has been discovered by little Lois
Potion. who plays Blanche Hawkins
IN the Salisbury Ficld-Mayo laugh
festival. Twin Beds" to come to
the Detroit opera house next veet.
pecsu use she II 30 Ear from the dan
Ger OF be'ns thoueht 10 have made
'he discovery herself. she mikes
bold tn let the secret escape. "To
be exsct. II isn't 20 ruch how 10
conceal the fact that you're homely.
- to establish the fact thst you're
chic" she s,ys. "Fve-y woman. no
matter how pretty she n. has some
i''tic weakness--the thing TO do r.
70 'fea'ure' n. ~ We say back
~tsve' The only way In MIKE sure
that your weakness will ne-"r he
'rsv vou Is IN rsr-he Il. constantly.
sesrlessly and deliberately. n your
-oee IL a fraction long. wear .
feather fhst mates II longer Every
mortal being that looks at you WIN
then thirk you approve Of your
nose-and unconsciousiy b~stn 70
,nnrove of II Themselves. The re.
~ult is-chic, Individuality 10 .
~iumsier name for II.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

Another potsd actor has abandon.
ed tfe legitimate stage Temporarily
for the moving picfurs sc-eeu IN
the person Of Robert b. Martell.
who will be seen nsvt week. In the
Prcadwsy Strand the,ter. In "The
Blindncss Of Devotion" . william
Fox production. and the Arst pic
tu'e In which he he's aooeared. 0eu-
ev'eve Hemoer (MrsI Msnseu, Il =
rative OF Detroit. "The Blindness
of Devotion" deals WIN modern %
ciety. Count De Covnav. riayed By
Mr.. Mantsll, loses his head over se
adventu-ess. Renee Dalavoix. played
BY Miss Hsmoer. The aAvsnturess
however. n IN love With the counts
ws-d who h ENGAGED 10 marry his
cousin The strl. although awsre ~
the ii.s1n os he- hspee. saves Nm
fro-- t~s s~ve~tu-ess bv marrvi~s
h'm. The latter. blsm'ns the ~oun'
for lcA'~~ Enc vouus msW 'v'rs ~
rctson h'm. mt in-Av"v'en',v s.t~s
the po,soueN d-aueht herself Two
fsvcrits motion pictu-e performers
STUART Hoimss ana Claiss whitney
plsy the roles % the young couple
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

FLAT. near Kercheva' q
ooms arf bath each. rental eta2
price $3.50. on easy terms or VIII
'et. vscans 'ct or Improved prop
erty In exchange.
InEfsr. 300 Majestic B'dg.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

ron ,ALE-K F:s,DE>CE ruurERr ,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

,..cludss tAs poeslas comedians
Leon Enrol end blg. baaek Deet VII
'iams. and . large numbss oe ths
cleversst entertainers wAoas sRorts
have been Identified vith this class
OF stag sntsrtainnsnt n recent -
sons. togsther with many new facee
and talenta Tue bsauty oe the
scenery and costumes, which vsse
designed By Jossf Urban. was much
commentsd upoa whea the Folliss
wss drst presented n New York .
few months ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

Joe Navin. known ~ one Of the
movie worlds most daring dare
reviis" In ~aking the sofoot lear
down o elf on horseback In one
o' the cl'maves In the nation drama
OF "C-rmen." now on view In the
proadway Strand. broke his lea
The unfortunate movie actor II
row laid up indefinitely snd mans
In which ne figured In the william
Fox studios have had TO Be chsnsed
until he recovers the use Of hi,
limb.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

708 LANSING AVE, $500
Q rooms. ] BEDROOM down and un-
stairs: $500 down. between py
and Tolefo-aves See THoS. w.
WARD, 81 Bull block.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Opportunity to Get in on Ground Floor of Oil
 We'll Co.

The advertisement of the Bird Bros. Oil Co.,, of Shreves- port. La, appears in this weeks ARGUS.
 The Bird Bros. Oil Co.,, is one of the real dividen paying oil companies of the louisiana field and are people who are known to quite a number of Brinkley people. One of the Board of directors of the com- pany is Mrs. K. R. Jaggers, who is the only lady real estate agent in Arkansas. Mrs. Jaggers is a business women of high standing and financial responsi- bility and is now engaged in the Oil business because it pays well. She will visit this county in a few days and will see if there are those who care to take stock in the Bird Bros Oil Go.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
First Number of Lyceum
 Course a Pleasing One.

At the Auditorium on Tuesday night the Westminster Enter tainers opened the series of en- tertainments to be given in the Lyceum Course.
 The first part of the program was very tame and began to look as if it was to be a frost-the Italian vocalist was a failure at singing American love dittys as was the Scotch laddie in his ef- forts to entertain the audience in his full dress opera efforts but when the Italian girl came out in her real Italian togs and did a clever little song in Italian dialect she was in the right pew" and received the encores of the house just as did Scotch laddie when he donned his kilts and Highland togs and sang the real Scotch songs.
 This pleased the splendid au- dience which in the early part of the program had given but slight applause, and the Scotchman was called back repeatedly.
 It was a satisfactory enter tainment.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Negro Baptists in Session
 in Brinkley

About 300 prominent negro Baptists from all over Eas tern Arkansas have been in Brinkley this week attending the c. w. R. D. Association. Dr. s. s. Odom, of Brinkley, is Moderator; Dr. H. R. McMillan, of Newport, is Secretary; B. J. Lee. of Cotton Plant, is Treasurer; F. J. Betton, of Bulah, is Cor. Sec'y. The Woman's Missionary Society of the same Association has been holding a concurrent session with about 100 members present.
 These meetings will conclude with a big rally on Sunday.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

trict Medical Society and reports a large attendance and an in terestins program.
 If you need cook stove wood phone 59.
 Brinkley Ice 6 Coal Co.
 Mrs. Wm. B. Folsom was in Little Rock this week where she was in attendance at the Pioneer Banquet of the A. F. w. c. at the Marion Hotel Tuesday even. ing. Mrs. Folsom was one of the pioneer members and officers of the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs at the organiza. ton some 15 or more years ago and hence her attendance at the Pioneer Banquet.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
$. I. A. Notes

fine s. 1. A. held very en- thusiastic meeting at the High school building on Friday after noon, Oct. 22nd.
 The annual election of officers was held. Mrs. B. D. Mcknight, who has so ably filled the Presi- dents chair during the past year, was unanimously re-elect- ed. Mrs. Clint Webber, Mrs. G. 1. Allen and Mrs. F. T. Murphy were unanimously elected as First, Second and Third Vice-Presi- dents respectively, the two latter being reelected and the former to fill a vacancy. Mrs. Ira Woodfin was chosen Secretary, Mrs. Sam Lang, Treasurer and Mrs. w. H. Overholt, Press Correspondent.
 The financial report showed the Treasury almost exhausted. owing to the generous support given the Fair. Hence it was decided to hold a Bazaar on Fri day, December 3rd. Other plans for entertainment and profit are also being considered.
 The Society is beginning a new year with exceptionally bright prospects and an increas- ed membership of earnest work CTS.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Social

On yesterday afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs. E. l.. Wood. fin on North New York Ave. Mesdames E. L. and Jas. l. Woodfin entertained at cards complimentary to Mrs. Irving E. Campbell.
 Mrs. Renj. Emmons making the highest score was awarded the prize.
 At the conclusion the honoret was showered with miscellaneou: gifts.
 The home was beautifully decorated with Halloween dec orations, ferns and cut flowers.
 Those present were; Mesdames Chas. Duff, Blackstone Smith, (Little Rock) c F. Johnson, J. Il. Stack, Ralph Mitchell, Sam Lang, Ed. Mcknight, Geo. P. Reid, H. G. Mitchell, Benj Emmons, s. Salinger, T. J. Stout, A. c. Huddleston, A. Goldberg w. D. Wade, Ruel Henderson Fred E. Vining, Irving E. Camp bell, E. L. Woodfin, Jas. L Woodfin and Misses Haiti, Brown. Willie Thompso n ant Clyde Mitchell.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

Mrs. Geo. Alletag and son Wyville, returned home Tuesda. after a few weeks visit witt homefolks at Hartford.
 Miss May Fiddyment. who ha. been visiting her brother, Greely Fiddyment. for the past ten day. returned to her home in Joliet III. Tuesday.
 ]. The Sunshine Club will enter. tain the public tonight with a Halloween social at the home of Mrs. E. L. Woodfin on North New York Ave.
 Miss Hartung. of Austin. Tex, is now new milliner in Lang & Goldberg's millinery parlors, taking the place. of Mrs. Bonnie Tackaberry. MT. and Mrs. B. H. Wander ford and Miss Francis Kennedy and Jake Bateman of Clarendon, come up Tuesday in Mir. Wander ford's car to attend the Lyceum course.
 1 u.a,s,s,. If t. fit to eat get I,e, A. R.
 Miss Marguret Hansman left Monday for Little Rock where she goes to take a Trained Nurse Course at the Pulaski County Hospital. She was accompanied by Mrs. c. F. Simmons.
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Moshier and baby left yesterday fol their home in Oklahoma City after two weeks visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c, Moshier.
 LAND FOR SALE:-The North East quarter of Sectbn 32, Tp' 6, Range l, in Woodruff County. Apply at this office.
 In the Monroe County Sponsor Contest at Clarendon this W eel Miss Margaret Green was declar- ed the winner. Miss Fannie Ables. of Holly Prove, was sec ond in the contest.
 Toll lem you saw Ii In the Areua
 Sec'y of State Medical Board Dr. T. J. Stout, was in Jones boro Tuesday on official business and incidently attended the annual session of the First Dis
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Levying Court Convenes

The annual session of Monroe County Quorum Court composed of the Justices of Peace of the county convened on Wednesday. Judge T. G, Trice presiding.
 The usual appropriations and levy made to provide for same.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Profitable Farming Cam
 paign Nov. 18th.

The Monroe county farmers. bankers and merchants Profit able Farming Campaign comes on Monday, Nov. 18th.
 In the north end of the county meetings will be held at Zent. Banner, Allendale, Monroe and Fisher School houses.
 Watch for announcements.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
800 Club

The 500 Club met at the home of Mrs. Sam Lang on Wednesday afternoon.
 Those present were Mesdames J. H. Stack, C. F. Johnson, Blackstone Smith (Little Rock) Ralph Mitchell, s. Salinger, Jas. L. Woodfin, A. c. Huddleston, T. J. Stout.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Question of Endurance.

The New York health commission reports that germs in clothing are not killed in the laundry process, which shows that germ has more vitality tban shirt.-poston Transcript.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to l4 days
 The first application gives Ease and Rest. soc.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
The ouinIne rhs, Does Not Alice. rbs u,,,

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA- TIVE PROMO QUININEis better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing ill head Remember the full name and look for the signature of E. ". GROVE. 2sc.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29
LOCAL AND
 PERSONAL

Gmes Mattingly was ID
 5 Monday.
 Psrter shults returned
 pdsy from Hazen'
 !, in Brinkley White
 bur. Sold only ov A. h.
 < Co.
 sb Shell, of Blackt ton'
 ,tof Mrs. J. D. Rodgers
 W. Loewer, ol " ileae- a.
 g visitor in our clty Ky.
 lE0HEAPA Good rubber to seat buggy, a hand good as pew. Apply ley Ice O., City. tf. ,d Mrs. J. H. Coleman veek for a m onths visit nnia.
 Blackstone Smith of pck is the guest of Mrs. Johnson.
 A. Gibson attended the odge I. o. o. F. in Little 5 week.
 It at the home of Mrs. Voodfn s, the Sunshine entertain with a Halo. eiaL. The public is cor vited. Admission 25c. Hattie Brown returned lednesday morning after yisitin Helena.
 | Thurman was in
 ednesday to visit &t. fney John Thurman. e6t typewriter ribbon ( any kind of a machine [always get right here in lgOm the Folsom Print hd Mrs. T. A. Jeffett left last for Hot Springs they go for MT. J's Kathryn Gum returned his week after a visit in ork, New Orleans and s.
 'our White Crest Flour R Hamnlon 6 co. He the prices right. No than other but quality r Harold Dabbs Woodfn l'tle Rock visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. 
 " k Simmons returned us week after a visit in with her daughter, Mrs. 'oper.
 -one gold stick pin. @phlre and three small Finder will please re- 'e to Manly Folsom and eward.
 family home yesterday ? Master John James sleorated his birthday hrst party.
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The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

The company has in every way complied with Arkansas stringent Blue Sky Law" as it has with the Louisiana Laws.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

Invlgorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria. enriches the blood and builds up the sys tenn. A true Touic. For adults and children. soc
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

Tell lem you saw It In the Aroua
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

To Prevent Hood Poisoning
 apply at once the wpndsrfuloid reliabE< DR. PORTRR's sANTISEPTIcg1EALIN OII-a sur sicis dressing thaAH9lieses pain and heals at the sane 00e. Not lniDent. 2Sc. Soc. 3l.G
The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-29

Tell lem you saw r in the Araua
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-05
Striking Excerpts
From Msy5f sae's.
inaugural address

sEoLLoWING THE ANALOGY OF
il the territorial government. / urge
that, the engineering department,
road department and water and sewer
department be divided in the manner
suggested. n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-05
DAVIS
SUEDF0R DAMAGES
tAaaocia.sd Press BY Federal wireless

SAN FRANcIsco, January S.
Flood Brothers, the charterers OF the
steamship Olson 4 Mahonys to which
clearance was refused BY collector Of
the Port Davis, on the grounds that the
steamer intended to violate the neutral
ity law, have entered suit against the
collector for the recovery Of damages.
The Olson s Mainly mad applie.li-r
clearance to Valparaiso. but her cargo
manifest excited suspicion consisting
Of canned supplies Of all kinds. tobacco
and large quantity OF sauerkraut,
goods not ordinarily in demand in Val
paraiso. This suspicion was strength.
cned when the charterers refused infor-
nation as 70 who had purchased the
goods. 3E st34t tN saA
When clearance was refused, the
cargo was unloaded.
Now the charterers claim damages 20
the extent Of Sl07,6aS because Of the
refusal to allow the vessel 70 sail. The
papers filed In the suit state tnat tho
refusal was "wanton and malicious
and in recklesa Disregard Of the char
terers rights.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-05
Heavy Rains Practically Put
ting an End to Fighting in
Belgium for the Present
France Changes Base Of War
FRENCH TAKE SoNNHElM
TWICE IN A SINGLE DAY
This Stronghold Is Scene Of Ter
rifio Struggle, While Defend
ers Capture Steinbach and
Hold II Against Many Attacks

b y T. . y " =
tAssoeiatsd Press BY Federal wireless,
II pND0N, JANUARY 5.-WITH
the operations along the
greater part of the line
brought almost to a standstiII by
unprecedented ralnstorms, the
heaviest fighting is now taking
place in AIsace, according to
both the French and German Off
cial announcements yesterday
and last night. In upper Alsace
the most desperate fighting is In
progress, the latest French re-
ports stating that near Cernay
the position formerly held by the
Germans changed hands three
times within the past twenty
four hours.
DETAILS OF CERNAY FIGHTING
The official announcement
says regarding this fihht: M
IN the region OF Cernay IN up-
per AIsaoe, we took the German
works, were driven out and re-
captured them within the space
of tWenty-four hours.D
The terrific effort now being
made by the French to make
good their gains in this theater
are beginning to be apparent
from the results. Berlin yester-
day admitted that The French
had taken Steinbach, in Alsace,
the demolition Of the German
works and the loss Of the heights
west of Sonnheim by the French
artillery bombardment and an
infantry attack.
Berlin, however, claims to
have retaken the demolished po-
sition by a night bayonet attack,
while the French report says the
advance continues.
GENERAL LULL ELSEWHERE
Both reports agree that there
Is a general lull In the fighting
in other portions Of the field, at
trlbutable to the unfaporable
weather, which has made mill
tary operations almost impos-
sible.
The Paris announcement is
sued Yesterday, says:
"The situation is almost q
complete calm today from the
sea to the River Disc.
elsewhere intermittent artiI-
Iery dueIs are taking place; some
OF them at times very violent.
"Our attack on B0Lreuilles
has failed. Our advance in the
forest Of Lepretre and at Stein
bach continues"
BERLIN REPORTS SITUATION
Berlin reported officially that,
Except near Thanh, the
western front Is comparatlvel>
quiet.
"After an overwhelming BON.
bardment OF the heights west o.
Sennheim, the enemy captured
our demolished trenches and thu
village OF Stelnbach. We re,
took the heights in the night will
a bay0net charge. The fighting
for Steinbach continues.
"The eastern situation is al
Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-05
GREAT BRITAIN
DRAFTING REPLY
lAsaosIalsd Prsa. y Fedsral wIrsls...l

LONDON, January 6.-Great Brit.
aims reply TO the American note re-
garding the seiSure Of contraband car
goes on the high seas probably will be
sent this week. '. " 4
The outline Of the reply, which is be,
ing drafted, has been submitted tO
France, to secure uniformity of action
on the part Of both allied nations. s .
An important statement probably will
be issued very shortly by the govern
-ment, showing that italy has arrived al
an ,und nderstanding with the Allies con
cerning contraband shipments.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-05
tAssociated Press BY Federal wireless. J

LISBON, January g.. Following the
lead Of number Of unionist members
of the chamber Of deputies, who re.
Gently resigned because Of disapproval
Of the attitude Of the government Ia
tho European war; some Of she Unionist
senators have also rendered their rssig.
nations. The leaders Of this party are
strongly opposed to Portugal taking
any part whatsoever In the war.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-05
PRINCE OF WALES FUND
INCREASED IN MANILA
- s@ - s Il.
st. Andrews Society Contributes
$3.50 fialsed For Its
Annual Ball ...

[. st. Andrews Society of Manila has
made u generous contribution to the
Prince Of Wales fund, WHICH is being
used for the relief Of wives and ehil,
dreH OF British soldiers. -.
Word Of this contribution has Just
been received from John b. Renters
formerly British consul here, but now
the British consul general at Manila
The amount turned over to the fund
was $500 pesos, or $l250. '''
In place of giving the annual ball
the, subscription foe of fifteen pesos
was enforced against the members, and
the total amount of $500 pesos, in tht
absence of a Scotch national fluid, wa
tirped over to the Prince of Wales
fund.