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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
POLITICS TABOO
At SALTWATER
President Gault Says Agricultural
Board Expects Neutrality
Of Employers

DERNICIOUs activity In political
i affairs by persons connected with
state educational institutions was Civ
en- a solar pleKus blow today In let
ter written by r. NJ Gault, president
Of the state educational board. In re
ply 10 n letter OF Inquiry from Paul
A. wlntersteln, IN charge Of the print
ing plant Of the A. Il NJ. college at
saltwater.
wlntersteln inquired whether ho
could serve as secretary. Of the Payne
County Democratic central committed.
IL believe" said President Gault In
reply. "that It is 10 the best interests
OF the Institution at saltwater, and
also Of the district agricultural schools
that they be kept as far away from
political turmolls as possible, and this
board Ia going 10 work to that end.
This was one OF the planks In my
platform last summer and i still be
lieye that all political organizations
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
LAST YEARS TAX
|SNOTEXCEEDED
But Equalization Board Not In
Clined TO Go Below 1914
figures
WTORK Of The state board " equal.

NTORK OF the state board uf equal.
w zation affecting Caddo, Carter,
Comanche, Kiowa, Grady, Garvln,
Murray, Marshall aud Love counties,
Indicates that the assessments Of
lands, t0wnlots, livestock, farm lmple'
ments, etc, will not In the aggregate
exceed the assessments made last year.
In the group OF counties above men
toned an average raise of 10 per cent
was made, over the county assessment
figures, on lands (which assessment
will stand for two years., and about
per cent raise ON livestock Not
any land assessments have been raised
above the assessed valuations given
last year.
In considering Comanche county,
Secretary OF State Lyons favored u
considerable raise over the county fig.
ures returned to the board. II was
pointed out to him, however, that the
most valuable lands In COmanChe
county were allotted 10 the Comanche
Indians aud were not 10 become tax.
able until after period OF 20 years.
Similar valuable lands IN Wagner
county, as pointed out by Governor
Williams, were allotted TO Greek Ne
groes" and nearly all OF these lands
were Immediately sold.
In counties located In the cotton
country" assessments OF merchandise
stocks were allowed 10 stand. IN,
board recognizing that owing tc
dull trade conditions throughout IN,
year the stocks were not large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
In the 2-Cent fare
Hearing Attor-
ney General
Tears Into Tes-
timony of Me-
chanicalExpert
- Statistics all
Gen eral, Not
Fitting Okla
homa'S S Case.

CONSIDERABLE ncrimouy develop
- ed between the examiner aud
witness us the attorney general kept
pounding home the fact that the Wit
nesses testimony wns bused largely
Oh general figures aud his own eX-
perlencc and not upon actual inyesti-
gntiun " facts pertaining 10 the cost
Of maintaining engines and cars In
the state of Oklahoma. In no ease
was the expert able 20 give figures
pertaining directly to operation Ia the
state uf Oklahoma.
COnyening court Thursday morning
found \. llrrmany Rock Island audI.
tor, again upon the stand. The vii.
IIess testified first ~ 10 the effect
upon the tracks of speed and weight,
stating that be believed the engine
toh mileage basis, upon which the
Ivkds are basing their case, was cor.
~ " assuming that speed ana not
weekht was responsible for the greater
damage a. the right uf way. Upon
being Questioned 10y Judge Hiu rs Ia
whether he md read treatise by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

Warsaw; the second, the center on the
Nistula between Warsaw aud Iyangor-
al the third, IN the vicinity of LublIn
where the Austrians and Germans are
fighting for the railway.
The situation as the British press
sees II, IL critical and the papers edit
orinlly remind Russia that rs she
checked the Germans at the gates Of
Warsaw last fall aud drove them back
when within eleven miles Of Lublin 80
she should now hold them.
Coincident with dispatches from
RUSSIA saying the spirit Of the army
Is unhroken aud the belief I'm ultimate
victory Is strong comes the report
that feeling is growing that Russia il
doing more than her share In the war,
bearing at present almost the entire
burden.
These complaints, according 10 spec.
ial correspondents are not confined to
the rank and file Russian newspapers
contrast the colossal battle I'm which
their nation is engaged with the CON.
parntive inaction along the western
front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
PRAIRIE CITED
TO SHOW CAUSE
Equalization Board Alleges Pro-
perty Not Returned for Assess
ment for Three Years

n FrER strenuous discussion at
4 = session " state board Of equali.
Eation this morning, the Prairie OH 4
Gas company was cited TO appear be
fore the board on August q and show
cause why It should not be assessed
for property omitted In the assess
ments for the years 1912, 1913 and
1914, and also on property "on ac.
count OF the same being grossly under
valued In false representations or con,
cealment made hy the company to It's
agents In rendering same for assess.
Continued on Last pageD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
BRIDGE COMPANIES
CAN'T BE LOCATED

state Auditor y. II. Howard ~
ported to the board Of equalization
that he had sent registered letters
10 the Muskogee 4 Fort Smith Bridge
company, and the Muskogee 4 wag.
oner Bridge company, at Muskogee,
relative to the tentative assessment OF
those companies but that the letters
had been returned, Upon lnvestiga-
ton lac found that the incorporators
Of both companies were Reuel Has.
kell, Ira Mulllnax aud George Resse.
He said he called Mr.. Haskell over
the telephone and asked him about
the companies, but the only response
he got was, II don't know a blanked
thing about H."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
Helpless England Prays, While
Ally Russia Fights for Life

7 ONDON, July 22.-whlc prayers
- for victory were being said to.
day throughout Russia the Austrians
and Germans continued their drive at
Warsaw from the north, the west and
the south. Meanwhile they were
reaching further north toward Riga,
OH the Baltic, from which their ad-
vance guard is not more than twenty
miles distant
The tone Of dispatches from Petr0
grad bespeaks plainly that the cOun-
try ls aware OF theAErayeness u the
situation. involving bot only the fate
OF the Polish capital but the integrity
OF the Russian army In Poland, and
northern and southern sections Of
which might he cut in twain by q de-
clsive defeat along the Jublin.Chelm
railway. Northeast Of Lublin the
Teutonic forces have pushed forward
to the bridEehead pssitiOns south Of
Iyangorod aud thence northwari.
Circle uph1G Aesund Warsaw
Around I'm .tlSkle which il tighten
Ing oh Warsaw, they have made steady
progress though meeting with serious
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
NATURALLY SHIP BUILDING
IL BOOMING IN q. \

WARRINGTON July 22.-Shlp
building activity, due to the heavy de
mand for vessels since the European
war began, Is greater in the United
States than It has been for several
years. Department OF commerce today
issued statistics showing 1s2 vessels
building July /. siXU.five were steel
shI,s aggregating 2es t2e tons, and
sixty were wooden vessels totallng
1Ss,T0l tons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

even the older type would be effective
at 1900 yards.
Carried on huge aeroplane the
2,OOOpound weapon would be taken
over harbor defenses at an altitude
safe from gunfire. Once over the bay,
the machine would glide down 10
within ten or twenty feet Of the water,
the torpedo rudders would be set and
II would be dropped to do lts work
while the aeroplane rose and sped
away
MY invention" says the appiica-
tion filed by Lieutenant Fiske before
the battle Of Manila was fought, -
especially applicable TO automobile
torpedoes and makes II possible 60
control the movements Of q torpedo
with great certainty FROM shore, iron
the deck Of q ship or the like"
Since the aerial torpedo plan vas
advanced. reports have ststsd that
German engineers were at worh vtlh
somewhat similar schems. II \
proposed 10 drop from ssrcplsnss
torredo that can be- guided By un11e
In ulses during its fnli and b esne
with absolute certainty 10 IN nare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
DEATH ANGEL BEATS
STORK BY FEW POINTS

ARDMORE, July 22-vital stats
tics Of the county show that up 10 the
first day Of July the stork had invad-
ed i79 homes In this county, while
the grim reaper has claimed 73 vie
tins These records were taken from
the files Of the county physician.
In the meantime, Cupid has been q
busy little merchant, and has sue,
ceeded In harnesslng 40 couples, "for
better or for worse"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
ECCENTRIC MII.LIONAIRE ON
TRIAL BEFORE COURT MARITAL

PARIS, July - The first day Of
the trial before the permanent court
martial OF four anarchists charged
with the circulation of seditious mat.
ter was devoted to an accusation Of
the accused by Judge advocate, The
eccentric millionaire, Prouyit IL
charged explicitly with furnishing
postage for mailing seditious matter
aud with taking an active part In ali
anarchist propaganda. Nine. Donna.
dller Is accused Of posting the letters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
State CORNERS RAILROADS
ON Their OWN FIGURES

With W r. symans the stand the railroad for
examination Attorney General Freezing Thursday morning
destructive campaign the testimony offered by this during
the March sitting Smans mechanical from Chicago
poyed by all the roads the offered statistics aud
testimony during the Mrch hearing the railroads contentious
IN 50 fur as engines and concerned
The witnesss testimony regarding cost OF
repairs to engines all the 1914 which he placed at S4
was the first point attacked by the examination
brought the fact that this compiled Interstate
Commerce Commission sheets for engine operating the country
and that the witness did the for
locomotive IN this
The point taken boiler repairs comparison
to the total repair of engines expert thought would
- through freight engines all the country He
had made examination Of this item In Oklahoma the
the available lie
that the Of the
he knew Of other Od the that
e then asked him Figures Of the states who had examined
300 Santa Fe engines and found the boiler
Of the would opinion concerning
This objected to and sustained
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
BURNING ENnGRANT BOAT
WILL MAKE DURHAM PORT

LONDON. July pa dispatch to
Lloyds from Durham, Natal, says the
peninsula and oriental line steamer
Benalla. previously reported afire at
sea will arrive AZ Durham, Friday.
The crew has been unable 10 reach
the fire The BenRlla. with SO0 emi.
grants aboard is being escorted by the
steamer 0takL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
NO REMINGTON STRIKE
MachInIsts VIII Enter Into Written
Agreement" Which Obyiates Furth-
er Trouble At Arms Company Plant

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 22-
John A. Johnston, vice president OF
the structural Iron workers, today an-
nounced that he had been advised by
J. ]. Keppler, vice president of the
International Association Of Machin-
lists that written agreement" which
would settle the strike Of the machin-
lists In the plants Of the Remington
Arms and Ammunition company and
various subcontractOrs, had been Sc
cured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
FRANCE CONTRACTS FOR l2O
THOUSAND TONS OF MEAT

PARIS. July 22-The purchase for
the French army ot 10000 tons Of
refrigerated meat annually until the
end Of war or until December 81, 1915,
has been agreed upon by Minister Of
Agriculture Dlvid and Eugene Mau.
clere, head OF the army Hdmlnistra-
tlon Companies doing bisine~s with
the government will be permitted TO
import their products duty free.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
ASSESSORS To MEET
State Association Call Issue for Dis
cussiOn OF and Action Upon
New Law Requirements

Mr. j. W. McCrackcn, county uses
sor Of Nowata county, aud chairman
Of the State County Assessors asso-
citation has called u meeting Of the
state Assessors association 10 be- held
In Oklahoma city on Saturday July
"a, when the association will meet 10
take up matters pertaining to future
assessments and the application of the
new laws governing these assessments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
THE WEATHER
Generally fair weather tonight and Fri
laH. nnl mnch chnnns In IrmnrraInra

Benernlly fair weather prevails THIS
morning In all sections Of the country, ~
cept the south Atlantic states, where
light rnins have fallen and cloudy wealth
er continues Local showers have occur
red since Wednesday morning IN New
York Wisconsin on the Texas coast In
New MEXICO. western Colorado. Utah and
Under the Influence Of the
high pressure area, that still covers all
" the territory east of the Rocky noun.
tains, except the south Atlantic states,
cool weather has continued In the plains
states, central valleys and the northeast
ern districts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
ON PAY OF PASTORS REV.
W. 4. HOLT WAKES BITTER

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-The
Christian ministry demands qualities
aud services beyond commercial value,
the Rev. ". \. Hot, u. H., Of PhIla.
delphiA, told delegates TO the church
pension congress here today.
There II more money In standing
ON the front end of street cars than
there h In standing In the pulpit" he
snids
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
NEED EDUCATION AS
TO TICK MENACE

MALESTER, July 22.-The county
commissioners OF Pittsburg county to
day gave notice that they would mike
no appropriation 10 carry on the work
Of cattle tick eradication In this coun
~. They viii not eXpend money for
maintaining vats until convinced th'
stockman win make use Of them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
READY TO GRAB THEM
County Attorneys Office Seeking In-
formation About Road House Said
"a be In Operation

"Ruadhouses repested Assistant
County Attorney selby when the word
was spoken TO him with n question
mark at the end, ~ anybody knows
where there IRE any roadhouses, -
he continued. "all they have TO do is
20 inform this office Wen proceed
to get EN-"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

opposition along the Narew river
northwest Of the capital Elsewhere
generally speaking the Russians are
falling back employing the tactics
with which they harassed Napoleon IN
1879 That is they are not only burn.
Ing all bridges and destroying roads
but are laying waste the countryside
with fire and dynamite, removing such
provisions as tkty can, destroying such
as they cannot take away, driving cat
tie and other livestock before them
and leaving for the invader ruined
and desolate waste.
The British public is following with
keen anxiety the campaign IN the east
hoping that Grand Duke Nicholas may
stem the Austro-G German tide, OF at
least eItricate his armies and contln
Ne In further retreat the cohesion he
has been able to maintain thus far.
Polish Front, 800 Miles
Eliminating the stroke against Riga.
the operations In Poland occupy a
front Of roughly 800 miles, divisable
into three principal areas The first
along the Narew, north and west OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
CARRANZA BACK
Mexico Oity WIN Soon See Reoc-
cupation by Troops Which EVRc-
uaied Early In Week

WASHINGTON. July 22.-State de.
partment dispatches from Vera Cruz
say CarranEa authorities there pre-
diet they will re-Occupy Mexico city
within a week They explain they
we're obliged to evacuate to prevent
raiders from the north cutting com
munlcatiou at Ometusoo." about halls
WAY to pAChucn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
DRILLING WILL BE
RESUMED AT LIlTHER

LUTHEk July 22,-G. II. Farrell
who today returned from trip east.
announced that drilling would In a
few days b. resumed at the Luther
Gas 4 -oil compauy'a well south Of
town.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

Judge Frank Youmans, u. 4. District
Court, Presiding In 2.Cont Rate
Case
famous authority which gave d.
rcctly the opposite view, the witness
replied that he had not seen II.
AZ this time, upon the rouds asking
leave TO file additional exhibits, Judge
Youmans warned them that he wished
~ complete the hearing " the case
by the last " September and requested
them to take very little time In nj.
ing the exhibits
Continued ON LAST Pare.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

NEW YORK, July %. -- Governor
Fielder of New Jersey promised today
10 call out the militia tO quell dlsOr
dcrs among strikers at the Standard
OH company's plant I'm BayOnne az
soon as Sheriff Eugene Klnkead
should deem II necessary The deci-
sion was reached at conference Of
the governor, the sheriff and adjutant
general Sadler Mt Seagirt.
Two regiments were reported 10 be
awaiting orders. These precautions
were the result Of riots by strikers at
the great oil plant here yesterday
when one striker was killed and mskly
others, including some policemen. wers,
wounded by shots or injured by ulisl
siles Four fires started In or near
the oil plant late Yesterday were un.
der control today, A fsw small build.
lngs and box cars were destroyed.
A strong force Of deputy sheriffs
and policemen guarded the plant
throughout the night and today. The
establishment OF the Standard Oh
company and the Vacuum and Tide
water OH companies were closed and
about 1000 workmen were either on
strike or unable TO work because OF
the trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
TWOMORE SHOT
IN STRIKE RIOT
New Jersey Governor Consents TO
Call Out State Troops
Upon Demand
TWO REGIMENTS IN WAITING
1000 WOrkmen MOil About Two
Plants Of Standard Oil In
BayOnne
TWO REGIMENTS IN WAITING

NEW YORK, July 22.-Two
men were killed and three wound
I'd by the ndewater plant guards
before the attack WAS quelIed. A
heavy rain storm which came up
at the time helped to drive the
rioters under cover.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

NEW YORK. July 22.--Shortly
before noon. after several hours
OF comparative peace, 4 crowd OF
500 assembled near the barrel
works Of the Tidewater OIL com
pany and began an attack OF the
guards there. Sticks, stones and
reyOlvers were used and the
guards replied with Winchestsra
During the fight fire broke out In
one corner Of the barrel yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

TRENTON \. j.. July 22,-
Eugene kinkead, sheriff OF Hud-
son county, has requested Cover
nor Fielder TO call out troops to
cope with the strike situation ut
BayOnne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
EXTEMP0RE MEET
HELD AT MOLINE
Annual Big Eight Speaking Contest &c
Re Staged a. High School Fri
day Evening.

The annual Big Eight extempore
speaking contest IS TO be held Friday
night a. the Moline high school. This
o. the FIRST big eight event 20 be staged
iu Moline since rhc oratorical contest
l1 1913. Eight schools have entered
representative. and Gcneseo may also
enter. increasing the number 20 nine.
Leslie MaXson will represent Moline.
having wou the honor in a contest held
two weeks ago. The other entries 10
date are as follows.
Rock Island Robert Olmsted.
Davenport Sumner Holbrook.
Cauton-Kenneth Gcyer.
Ecvanee-Renck Anderson.
According 20 the rules Of the contest
each contestant Vill. one hour before
going on the platform. draw three top
les from a number which have been
selected by Librarians In the various
cities and from the three the contest
ant Vill make his selection % a topic.
being allowed the hour for prepare
tiou Gold. silver and bronz medals
Wiil be awarded for FIRST second and
third prizes
Before the speaking contest starts
the girls % the Moline Eymnastic
classes will give series Of folk
dances 10 the gymnasium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
DYNAMITE EXPLODES;
WORKMAN IS INJURED

Joe Woods iahorer on the east
end improvement project in Moline.
had narrow escape from serious in
jury a. n o'clock this morning. when
the point 81 a pick he vas working
vith struck q dynamite cap placed In
a large rock for blasting purposes. The
rock VAS shattered hy the force Of the
explosion. and Woods vas hurled sew
erni feet.
Fellow employees on hearing the re-
port rushed 20 the spot expecting 10
ind Woods dead. he Vas In a semi
conscious condition. but escaped with
cuts and bruises. lie vas removed 20
the Moline city hospital. where Or. J.
~. Seids attended him. Woods lives
az l7iT Fifth avenue Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
NEW sILvIS BOARD IN
CHANGE IN VILLAGE

rnr feat session Of tfT village board
I'M sIrls vas beH fast evea.eE The
aemhe-s voted f8 st9ps ts~ ordnance
sravtfleE fs= tse aansXat.1a % a
tract % 60 acres. approved a. tsr cleo
zion af APRIL 60 The ordnance vas
f-swr up bF O.. 81 waEft. village at-
r1rr~r
TIRE FtF-si0a returns we're eaneassr,i
anf f1zr1 t1 bel virtually correct
Robert watkins vas orr.aiiT made
president % ere board and william
WeStrleF ard Pred frarrt.ae memb~Ts.
The oafr uss administered tT CirTs
EEwart Eaton Ner1sd.nE tn fhe re-
re-r made by che rrtirluE board with
g esar3 Wa,s6 as prrstiraf. Fiz.sss.sf
has beer expended ere lass scar. Pp-
lice Magistrate Warrhanf was on hand
ard tE~ 1rrF o. osHeF vas aHmirisfrr~d
r1 tim urtv three arrest. erTT made
Earaz April
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

hostess Table and room decorations
we're OF pink and white carnations.
Revival services AZ the Baptist
church will continue this week Rev
A = Ellison OF Andalusia preached
Sunday morning following Sunday
school
Nicholas Miner and family have
moved into the residence vacated by
- ". Eerwin and family. who nave
moved 20 Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Clarence Pomroy. who had the mis-
fortune 90 fall from a wagon, break
i-r one arm AZ the wrist. Is recovering
from she accident
Mr.. and Mrs. :. ". Johnson are in
ohio. called there by the death OF a
relative.
Mrs Albert LAHORE ~ East Moline
visited Mrs. PARKS here THURSDAY
Mrs ". u. Chapman had as guest
her mother. Mrs. Wayne OF Orion
, ~. Eaton and family visited
friends In Davenport part OF last
week
Eov Webster and family spent sun
day in Green River. III
Mrs David BcveridEe has been
brought home from the Moline city
hospital much improved In health.
ire local woman's club members
'rerc guests % the civic league NJ
East Moline Monday afternoon
Mrs. Hall has a. guests Mrs Cain
and son Clarence o. Blue Island.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Smith visited
a. Cedar Rapids the past week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
THREE BALL PLAYERS
RELEASED BY MOLINE

w o. Davis. s1araBaw pitcher 90
fs- y1.r- Ttrre-ErT r.ah. ssn vas
released r1 ug-tssEt1r D. fs~ Central
assuelsF.He recently br Manager
flaEsrs. tFs aEr~~f f1 report Co. che
rafsrrtrrs Darlington erF1s the
seFsaH Hs Warrr'14 ra.iar. Carney.
catcher. ard Bed sr.rr. o.fe~tIrF.
were also tsr-~si releases iast night
PSI Boss fieEtrs. fol order Co. e1t the
.s- OF players tF ff Nars Davis.
.ssrr.Er- Vr1 uss purchased o. tfD-
ar srHa sEr FerF williams. Ont.
...t. EEs FeTr ir che e.FF s.Err SAT-
4rtsV art viI probably make bic
#-tsr r1rFr