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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
BARNUM AND BAILEY'S
BIG SHOW HERE TODAY

10 O'Clock and pass over the princi
pal streets. In this pageant, which ex
hiDits the resources of the circus as
possibly nothing else could. the cir
Gus people put their best foot for
ward. IL will be a display full OF
color and interest and strings out for
a matter of over two miles. In a gen.
eral way IL will not be unlike the cav.
alcades OF previous years. only Il will
nave more and more OF everything
pertinent TO such display than ever
before. There will be more open
cages. more horses. more bands, more
animals travelling afoot, and a richer
ana more gorgeous dressing as re
CARDS trappings and wardrobe than in
previous years. II will not be with.
out novelties. New chariots and tab.
leaux wagons resplendent in gold and
silver have been added TO the parade
equipment. and every bit OF the ward.
robe Is new. More than 500 horses
ranging from the sturdy Clydes and
Percherons to the cleaner-limbed
thoroughbreds. will make the moving
column huge horse fair-an interest.
ing display in itself
Some Tent.
The big top" or main tent. where
the performances will be given at :
and 5 o'clock p. m. Is a tremendous
snair-in fact, the largest spread OF
canvas ever erected. In previous
years this tent has been what the
circus folk term a "T-pole top" mean.
ing that seven center poles we're re-
quired 10 hold the spread OF canvas
This year eight center poles are used
the length OF the tent being over coo
feet, with a width OF 200 feet Over
10000 yards Of canvas enter into ne
construction. and over 10000 people
can be accommodated
IL is within and beneath this huge
tent that the marvels Of the circus will
be unfolded and a program presented
which has everywhere been charac.
terized az The most perfect circus
ever devised. II would seem a. n the
world had been cOmbed many times
for the cream Of performers. but the
Barnum show returns here with a
multiplicity Of new and novel acts
end In addition presents a magnificent
spectacular pageant depicting i'm pro.
cessiOnal splendOr the departure of
Lalla Rookh from Delhi over .OOO
persons take part In this magnificent
prelude typical Of Oriental and bar.
barrie splendor
~ has become a bromide statement
10 say that the circus Oh al new. or
very nearly so. but 10 exactly hits the
nail on the head a. Far AZ the Barnum
A Bailey show a. concerned. for never
has DO presented 20 much that is on
tirely new 10 American audiences.
One reason for this On the European
war which has made % incumbent Tor
The foreign artists 10 leave the other
side and has enabled this circus 20
procure The very cream Of the foreign
arenic experts. AZ this years Barnum
a Bailey circus one may see the fear
less French woman tango with an IN
certain tempered lion-parrots and
ravens riding bicycles huge. lumber.
me bears roller.skatinR and riding b.
cycles monkeys and fox terriers do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
BIG TENTED ATTRACTION AR.
RlNES EARLY THIS MORNING
FROM PITTSBURGH.
Bigger Than Ever Before with Many
New and Thrilling Aets-streeet
Parade This Morning.
The animals went in
Seven BY seven.
said the ant to the elephant:
Who are yer shown p"

The call OF the circus. with its ever
wonderful exhibits, its ridiculous
clowns. its thrilling performances. an
finals and pretty equestriennes will be
answered by Wheeling today. for the
fashions and tastes or men change
in almost all things but the love for
the circus. There are those who
pooh-pooh at the idea OF going to the
circus. saying that such things are for
the kids" but even as they say Il
they know In their hearts that they
are bearing false witness TO their own
true sentiments. And they are also
bearing false witness when they 20
for the sake OF the children" and
they know II, for the circus has an al
Turing charm all its own that those
who have once felt IL never forget.
while II IL a perennian delight for the
young in heart. no matter whether
their years by many or few. Circuses
come and circuses 90. and the average
small boy land most OF his elders as
welD for whom the circus IL popularity
supposed 20 have been invented, feels
that the last word in circus entertain
ment has been presented when the
Barnum and Bailey circus has had
its turn. This circus has come on
down from the days Of our grand
daddies. and. like Tennyson's brook.
seems destined TO 90 on forever.
IL arrived In Wheeling at an early
hour this morning upon its own four
special trains coming from Pittsburgh
where performances were given yes
terday.
Preliminary Equipment Arrives
The FIRST train bearing the pre-
iiminary essentials TO the circus en-
campment came AZ an hour when the
average Jim and John. Mary and Bess.
we're asleep upon their pillows. dream
Ing Of a fairyland aRlow with Ilghts.
I'm which the crack OF the ringmaster.s
whip mingled with the roar Of the Wild
beasts and the loud trumpetings or
the elephants. In all ita gay panopiy
Of swapping flags. broad erpanses OF
canvas. sawdust and spanrles the cir.
Gus has erected its canvas city a. the
Fair Grounds on the lower end OF the
Island.
The elephants are here. the clowns.
the Raudy chariots the horses. ami.
mails and ell the other things that for
the past week have stimulated the
small boy 10 q fervor Of youthful On.
thusiasm. and with the parade and
performances Of to-day the circus
folk promise 20 overtop In MAGNITUDE.
IN splendor. IN novelty and general
excellence any and all Of ~ famous
achievements u the past
The first offering Of the circus will
be- the street parade this morning.
which is due 70 leave the grounds 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

WIS Joseph smith. Uf WIrwOOd ia
reported tD no recovering slowly o. the
ohio valley General Hospital.
WORK fHa been completed Uu repairing
INC nom" % Edward Elliott on War
wood avenue
Mrs. Joseph Wriefrr. ~ Nineteenth
street. la slowly rerst erfuF al tho North
WNeeIinF hospital Fnr BE- expected o.
come home fhr first part Of The next
week
Charles Brooks. of Eighteenth stree.
WHO bad hie left arm badiyl eprained Is
able fO use o.
burnic Fisher. of Center Warwo1d Is
having bis residence rrraInfnd.
Mre 20 Morris. of south Warwood ia
ha'inE concrete walk put ir front Of
ner residence. on MurFuud avenue
Mr. ard Mrs. T. y. Miller who have
bern spending the winter tn Florida have
returned t0 their home on Twenty
street
a q. Reistcr - North Warwood ia
puttinE n concrete Walk ln front on his
residence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
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Anyone can buy n box for only 50
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Thousands praise them for general
DEBILITY. nervous prostrafion. mental
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

- ifosecg tnr George Thoruburr was fn
ll.le Yesterday Interviewing vile
he.sss Who VIII 90 called Or tsafIfr r.r.
crfuiuE ne death Of John Hunt urg
W A.Ncl itri month. After transact.
Ifosecutor visited friends in New Con.
Squire ArmstrorE. OF Arrr-trr.y.
WIS. was business visitor 81 ths 80
today " W. ivy
several local h.rh school students
VIII attend The snnuaf ohio uafIet fefI
meet on the Island Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

~ the meeting Of the members OF the
Romance nose company In North War
NNoou, on tuesday, evening. all were in
favor or giving a lawn fete The date
TOT the AFFAIR will be announced at the
NEXT mee ting but II likely viii BE- held
ne tlrst part or June. President Chas.
Dreher. stated that they will have new
iedtures this year. This will be the
iirst iire company to give a lawn fete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

clowns and the animal exhibit. as al
ways, will be found comprehensive
and varied. Performances will be Civ
en- at and o'clock p. m. doors being
opened at / and Z.
Tickets may be bought at Davis,
burkham Tyler Piano Company. at ex-
actly the same prices charged upon
the grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

In common Pleas court this morning
} ugEe CHARLES j. Lynch ordered t.narIea
DC l"ualu tu pay thr sum OF Sc weekly
20 jeanette Mcdonald. hfs wife na nTf-
ln4Nf. some time Hgu Jeanette MELON
s.. lHst ituted proceedings against Ara
.'lIa crfcut tu aunt 90 Charles Me-
= ''t'tll t1r dsmaFrs In the sum OF So
wv. Claimed Co. bc due on the ground
iHat the defendant bad alIrnattd fHa af-
tn. ions on Mcdonald from hfa wife
Following this suit tho MrrFuraTfa
s"paratod and Mrs Mcdonald ffrl IA
peuigu Tor ulimouy. which resulted AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

ordered.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mar
Morriet deceased. Proof Of publication
n notice OF appointment hIcd.
1u the matter OF the estate az e.r.h
o.. HalI. deceased. Proof OF uuIIraffDn
or notice ~ appointment nlod.
Iu The matter uf b. H Fisher ru.-f-
jan VI. Die wards and others peffia..
fu cell real estate H0uf afaf 49, 49,
proved ana private eale ordered
Dol. Che matter ri the estate 0f r.outss.
granted 81 A'i'li
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Many New Acts.

Although to the blase individual
who contends there is nothing new
under the sum-" IL seems impossible
10 get anything really new, that is
Just what the Barnum e. Bailey man.
agement confidently announce they
nave succeeded in doing for this
years program. The trained animal
acts are In great variety and OF these,
Pallenberg's Bears. Adgie's lions. Mar
cellas Acting Birds, the war elephants
and Thalero's FOX terriers and monk
eys furnish the higs spots. A large
brown bear on roller skates performs
much better than most humans. per.
forming the figure s" with agility.
black bear rides a bicycle and guides
III very carefully between various
posts set upon the stage. Nine. Mar.
celia causes a trained raven TO fiy
through six rings OF fire. and a parrot
rides tiny bicycle upon a tight wire.
Macaws and cockatoos Jump the rope.
dance and perform other tricks which
cause one 10 sit up and take notice.
Nile. Adgie enters a steel arena and
puts ~ jungle-bred lions through their
PAGES. even dancing the tango with the
largest one Of the lot The Hanna
ford family OF equestrians give an ex.
hlbition OF daredevil, whirlwind riding
which must be seen-not described.
BagonghL midget equestrian. pro
vokes exceptional merit and novelty
Three OF them descend by their queues
from the very dome OF the tent at the
pace OF about a mile a minute.
There are riders. gymnasts. juggiers,
tumblers. aerialists. wirewalkers. cow
boys and performers in all lines OF
athletic EFFORT and each and every one
an acknowledged champion. else they
could md no place upon the Banum
a Bailey program. There will be
class and distinction 10 every item.
upon The long program and from stem
TO stern there won't b. mediocre OF.
ferinE. There will be a big bunch Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
WARWOOD


ar. CHARLES Welshans. OF 42I Rich
lshI avenue. entertained the members
~ the Findlay Bible class OF the Chris
slan sunday school last evening at his
none. Refreshments were served at q
seasonabie hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

John Murphy. Of Nineteenth street and
iNiCnlehd avenue. has been suffering
iinuch pair. fro mblood poison In his LEFT
hand. This was caused By a splinter OF
wood not being removed from his hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Seventeen students wen. rrHHnafaf at
LHg Grammar school COMMENCEMENT
held Iu The United Presbyterian rnurH1
last evening Zach member 81 the
lass participated in the program and
aII rendered their numbers Iu = man.
uer rumpl. mentarv Co. their ira Iuara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Two of che Tictz bioadhourfa ,,.r.
lakeu from this place tu shadvrIIr
tlis uornIng. where the slaughter hone.
nf 'harlea Mitchell was robbed I'D i
gtlf nrt night The dogs fraref 3D..
tnirffr tu The vicinity ~ Pinch u.4r
whore they lost the TRAN ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

\ foreigner whose nam. could not ha
.rafntd had bic hrad seriously cut yes.
ferinN morning when a. piece az stone or
slate fcll from the side Of The EIrhInud
coal mine in South WarwOod. The mine
pnb ifihn was at once called and dress
90 mo wound. 10 VIII Do n couple OF
wooAa Inlur. be can ". Inn hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Word was received from - H. Hughes.
oi klchtHnd district. stating that he is
slowly recovering after being 100 In Pasa-
his time visiting boz the western cities.
re D. expected 10 BE- home the latter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

An all-day meeting or the members Of
lhc ladies' Aid society Of the Prcsbyter
ian church. was held THURSDAY al tho
church. on Twentieth street 4 large
number OF the members was present aud
tht evening was spent In sewing. Some
At that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

ne members of the Thursday after
noon rluu were pleasantly entertained
q. ihg home ~ Miss Miami. UoEe Uu
Marietta street. thir affgrnH.r. Fancy
work was H diversion OF fIH affrrrU1ll
and rofreahwenta were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

OF me 'lcmatia club. Of the WarvuYd
Melhodist church. was held last evening
~ lh' nome Of Mr.. Miucfte. ~ Vance
avenue, North Warwood Many church
matters were brought up FOR considera-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

ton line have been busy the mast Few
Gays repairing The r0adhrd north Of
Warwood Many of the old ties were re-
pit,ra ~ new ones. Other improve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST CLATEsVILIE 3D.. MAY 90
HormHu n. Lucas Indicted IF The lHat
grand jury on .harre OF arson ir cons
uNDIlnu With tnr burning OF barn be-.
lnnElrg fn Y. e.. Pertains o. prominent
NJ HHninEtuu township farmer was ar.
raiFned before Judge Charles Lynch
iu common pleas court THE afternoon
and entered plea ~ not guilty TITS
tahed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

in The matter ~ Ersd Cook aa rrsru-
tor - the will of Henry glass a..
ceased. W. John o. Glass and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
GAINESVILLE
RaooaIanraat. a.r-nnn

HAkNESNILLE. o.. May 2O.-Rev. l..
,. Rose. OF the Main Street church. Will
ueiNer the Baccalaureate sermon sun
gay evening, May 23rd, in the ffrsl
Methodist Episcopal church Arrange
nsents TOT the commencement exercise J
81 the high school are about completed.
ne exercises will start promptly at
.SV o'clock In the First Methodist
shurSh, wednesday evening, May 26th
Hulllsslon price 10 cents. Tickets may
DC bought from any Junior In the high
schooi. The class night program which
~ 70 De held In the high school building
Will also start promptly al 40 Tue-.
day evening. May 2bth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Any preparation bearing the sold to YOU on
guarantee of purity All our
preparations manufactured and every
scientifically prepared Our prescription of
the best drugs scientifically compounded When YOU get ar o
man you are sure that it is right in every respect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Ing equestrian stunts equal 10 their
human colleagues. and much, very
much more that is unusual. striking
and out OF the beaten path OF perform
ances usually seen at the circus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

in the sum o. S5i5 alleged 10 be dy.
az rental for an Oh and gas lease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

a.
ana Mrs. Franklin ThOrnberry. OF EaIt
South street. were. Mrs. r.. a. settles.
on SHARON, Pa, who b. holdiag meet
ings a. the Church Of Christ In Somer-
SOmerton.
Mrs. Emma Harris. Of Belmont has
55Sen spendinfg few days with Mrs.
street who has been confined 90 her
nome by illness for several weeks.
~ william Frost Of Fdruew and ,.
business visitors in wheeling TODAY.
FRANK Thornherry and son. Bushnell.
or S0ucrton, have been visiting Mrs.
ID Neuhart OF Wiley avenue.
The WOmcu's Home Missionary 60
gtetF OF the First n D.. church Will
hold their monthly melting az the home
OF Mrs. tpnriam snyder Friday even
ing. All members are asked o. be pres
,nt g. this Dr. the night for the mite
Rev >. 3 sibby. OF East Main street.
ltlHtnfu MISS orlry. az China. left this
wees Cor Joseph. Ore. where ne has
fe,elhed appointment Mrs. sibiey and
ghildreu expect o. Join him in the near
5 o. Harract. ~ Baker Bros. lanes
Niilf CALLED On the trade here this 'vck.
uNf. DEL on nu..uerH trip through Inc
diana and MIUhIran.
Miss Bcuiah FROST Of Faireiew. ia
psndinE few days with friends 10
~ s. Edgar OF West Main street.
leit this mo InirE fur e. ten days visit
with relatives at Earcnna AZ Bridge
John craft. who viii accompanv him
Miss Ellen SIeNiu. uf Washington. Pa.
D. here for Visit with SIR and Mra.
William 1iuuEler
been VISITING nt fhs home of ST.. and
MrFf 20. Haas. ~ West south street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
,es Demonstrate the Economy of Dealing With Ii.

Ou rrices demonstrate the Economy of Dealing With Us
Look the following drugs medicines and
see what by dealing No one unde
US these prices prevail in all
OF receiving the special at the
lowest market price In fact
at Colemans and you 10 get I fresh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

p. q. Williamson and sarah william
son W. A. G. Peters, action Tor money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Campbell HAS Pine DisplAy.

william !. Campbell. deputy sealer OF
weights and measures In Belmont coun-
~, mas a very interesting and tustruc-
tive display Of weights and measure
~ the WINDOW OF =. n. Wilkes clothing
store on Central Main street Nj.
campbell mas number OF fake meas
ures and weights and has placed them
AZ the side OF the regulation ones show
ING now customers are cheated Whes.
usaAlnB win dishonest merchants. tlsIs.
OF the measures had nails driven
through tie bottom. In measuring DO
tatoes the dealer manages TO stick two
~ AhIee potatoes on these nails thu.
holulng them in the measure. Many
or the measures In use are badly bent
shu are condemned under ohio new
laws. All weights and measures mi 4
now bear Official stamps and unless
every dealer and peddler has the re-
guauon measures with the Official
stamps on them Deputy Campbell Will
make further arrestA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Bring the Children
Ne& Equipment

ken occasion have regular gathering customers and
have prepared YOU and we do not want Won tn misc
ntages of dealing with ~ ~ "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
DENY WALTON ENDED LIFE.
Friends Certain He Met Death
From Accident.

~ William Walton. the aged artist
and writer on art subjects whose bod
was found bv fishermen on Rockaway
poin ou Tuesday. % his life none Of
his many artist friends would believe
1t when seen YESTERDAY.
They hold 20 the theory that hs death
Was an accident. Carroll B-ckw!tl. who
made the gen for his burla,.
thought Walton was In moderate CTR
cumstauceS. lic admitted, however.
that II Nj. Walton was in dire need
II would be like him to hide IL.
No one In the Old studio building at
$50 West THeuty-sccoud street, wher.
Mr.. Walton had lived for "A quarter OF
a century. would discuss his death. But
II was learned that ne had seemed much
worried OF late. When ne went away
on October % he told tn. woman who
took care Of his studio not TO disturb
anything In his rooms until he returned.
He also notified the post office to hold
his mail until he called for It. Some
Of his friends knew he was going away.
but he merely mentioned tho fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
ROADS ACT TO END
Big FREIGHT JAM
Hope 10 Relieve Seaport Con.
gcstion by Cutting Free
Time In Half.

All " the railroads running Into New
York. Boston. Philadelphia. baltimore.
Newport News and Norfolk. on the At
lant!c seaboard, were represented yes
terday at tho regular meeting Of the
trafnc department OF the Trunk Line
Association, t4s Liberty street. and after
a lengthy session agreed that an Janu-
airy l.. 1915. the thirty days free time
allowed on freight billed to the sea.
board for expor. will be cut 10 fifteen
days.
This Is tho FIRST concerted step taken
by the railroads TO alleviate tho conges-
ton OF freight IL important seaports
and I; IL expected that tho measure will
be approved by h Interstate Commerce
Commission. G.. e. Mccain. chair man
Of the Trunk Lne Association, eaid
after the meeting
All Of the roads leading to New
York. Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Newport News and Norfolk hav re-
duced the free period Of tims on which
export freight has becn held for for
eiGn shipment.
q all freight shipped TO New York
and the other ports mentioned and after
ward delivered to vessels for export,
thirty days free time has been allowed
heretofore. To conserve equipment and
TO meet tho present situation. II has
been found desirable 20 reduce that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
BANK BOARD CAN'T
ABOLISH A DISTRICT
AttOrney-General Holds. How.
ever. 1t May Change the
Reserve Boundaries.
MISTAKE Is CORRECTED


WARRINGTON. NOV. 2i-The Treasury
Department made public to-day the
- -,
,.. ra, ,u,,., -, ,,o
-. "' ~
! e"erhi reserve hlstricts 'rea'ed nv 'he
McAdoo- Willia'rs-Houston Organization
committee.
r,o ,,,,... . Al.
pu"''o" Vi NV o''''o" "N
closed tho fact that II n confined TO the
question OF tho right OF tho board 70
eho,,st r-.a,-,, ros.-,a ,t,.,r,c. aud
- =,
some officials yesterday, deny the board
the right 10 alter The boundaries OF the
..... .. ~
".N' !"
saN'zatioh committee a year GO
indeed NE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. indicates
defrltely that this power Is vested In the
board. rms means. or course, mat the
boards action In transferring tho banks
In northern New Jersey TO the New York
district will not be questioned.
The essential point OF the Attorney
Generals decision IL that Il reserve dis
trict ma not be abolished without the
abortion or a reserve bank, which lie
considers the hoard IL prohibited from
doing by a specific provision Of h Fed
eral reserve act
Has 20 Years of Life.
This .o,,.,,,o, g., ,....d ,, o.. n,,.
yi.,on n, IN ac, ubt,n sa,s ,ha, .ftsr
a gedsr,i ,.sor,. rail S,s re- In.
cor,or.,ai tn ,h,' ,,ann.- sn.,Ie.d nv
the law and has a,aJ ,he ,r,ner crr,if.