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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
ADDITIONAL CASES
Filed Yesterday for Consideration OF
May Grand Jury-TotaI OF
Twenty Cases.

The second list OF cases for the
May grand jury was filed with the
clerk of the circuit court yesterday by
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Frank
A. OBrien. This makes a total of
eleven felony cases and nine INSIDE
meanors for the term. State detect
ives. in the employ OF the State Pro-
hibition agent. w. G. Fields and Sam
uel Fisher. will be back to testify in
cases passed from last term.
The list filed yesterday follows:
Felony.
state VS.. Cecil Cope. Luther Glib
son and Walter Donaway, theft
State VS.. Tony Gall, robbery at
Walkers pool room.
State vs.. Christ Melodies. theft of
cash register.
Misdemeanor.
State VS.. John Doe and Richard
Roe.
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Y. W. C. A. NOTES

On Saturday afternoon the Outing
Club will 20 out on its weekly hike. T"
which all the girls are invited to at
tend a long walk into the country
u the program. the crowd to take the
2:l5 McMechen car until a favorable
wild spot r. reached.
Sunday vespers are 70 be held At
tho usual hour. with Dr. Koontz TO
speak
ON Monday the annual banquet Of
the Bible classes will be held at Z 20
o'clock The attendance e. limited 20
$50. The members Of the different
classes can secure reservations a. any
time between now and Friday noon.
There r. 10 be special music for the
occasion. Miss Frye rendering sever
al selections. together with other sing
ers of well known ability.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS TO PRESENT
DRUM MAJOR" FOR DAY NURSERY

The Drum Major" an operetta. will
be given by the City Union OF Kings
Daughters. for the benefit OF the Day
Nursery. II will be given at the Court
Theatre. Thursday evening. May 6.
The Day Nursery has a very inter
esting history. In 1897 at a meeting
OF the City Union OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers. held at the First United Presby-
terrain church, a motion was made
that the Kings Daughters undertake
the support of Day Nursery. The
suggestion did not meet with encour-
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and was opened for the reception OF
children on April !. 1897.
At the end of eight months. II was
necessary TO take over the lower floor
OF the building. II was removed two
years later to larger building on
South Market street, where for
eighteen months IL cared for little
ones. At the end OF that time the
building at 21S1 Market street was
purchased as a permanent home.
In 1911. 1t was decided to sell the
Market street home. and purchase a
building in which not only the Day
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Bennett are the PROUD parents OF a
baby girl. born Tuesday.
Edward Hazlett spent yesterday in
Steubenyille on business.
Mrs. l. NJ. Dunbar of Parkersburg.
was among the out-of-town delegates
In attendance at yesterdays meeting
OF Ladies OF the Mystic Shrine, held
in this city.
Misses Clara Johns and Hattie Mel.
son. OF this city. have been spending
Few days in Wellsville. o.
Mrs. ID. r. Richardson has returned
TO her home in this city after a visit
OF several days with East Liverpool
friends.
MT Tom Furey Of Cleveland arrived
~ thls city Yesterday evening and spent
the night with friends here. Mr. Furev
Vas formerly mill man. and IL stop-
Birch. ~ -
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Teachers Entertain.

The members OF the Triadelphia
District Reading Circle were most
pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
ing by the teachers OF the Elm Grove
school. At the conclusion OF the regu-
lar meeting the remainder of the even
ing was spent In games and music.
following which refreshments were
served to the visitors. including the
following: Misses Alice Smith, Kate
Molter. Alma Nichols. Alpha Coberly.
Blanche Smith. Margaret Hervey. Ella
Weeks. Mary Curren. Anna Miller.
Mary Orr. Gay Dorsey. Gene Arm
strong. Ada Caldwell. Alice Beymer,
Harriet Alexander. Lillian Jacobs.
Catherine Baird. Halle Baird, Anna
Grandstaff. Regina Little. Wilma Britt.
Lulu Kiger. Hannah Springer. Olive
Hervey. Vida North. Margaret Fall
loure. Mollie Lewis. Ethel McCuskey;
Messrs. ]. w. Farmer. Charles Mont
gomery. 8. c. Simms. Fred Hall, c. p.
Ray. J. V. Giffin, NJ. d. Villee. l.. +.
Roberts. S. S. Jacobs. f. G. Cuttings.
+. Il. Maupin, Z. NJ. Smith and Prof.
Fankhouser and Mrs. Fannie Mckee.
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Nursery but Kindergarten. clubs and
various other forms OF settlement
work could be undertaken.
The old Hobbs homestead on Eoff
street. below Thirty-fifth street. was
decided upon. and for several months
the work OF remodeling and furnish
ing went on. The Kings Daughters
have been at large expense in keep
ing mp home large enough for the
demands made upon II. But that the
results attained have more than re-
paid the expense and labor involved.
will be affirmed by anyone who visits
the Nursery.
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SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth cameron.)
MISINFORMING CHILDREN

one OF my little nieces has a queer
delusion. She thinks people grow
she told her mother. casually. NV ana
dolly. too"
/ know another youngster. n chap of
Iour. who believes that fircmen 20
around setting fire to peoples houses
II may be that both Of these children
have worked these solutions out Tor
themselves 1 think them far from like
down misinformation to children who
ask questions.
So Many Saysteriesi
The normal child cannot but be in
quisitiVe. As his mind develops IN sre
are so many mysteries! What makes
the electric car 20? What makes a
river? Where does the rain come from
What max est get dark at night There
are so many things too. which present
butter froced upon oneself and then ps
refused cake or candy? Why not get
ones feet wetIWhat makes a cold?
ful 10 a child. His mind Is as impress
sionable as wax. He Graves informa-
ton. Yet so often he gets. In answer to
ulous misinformation.
! sometimes wonder how much of this
mlsintormation leaves its imprint
through the years. / know OF a grown
man who confessed TO me that he
thought Tor years rausins made people
crazy because his mother told him so in
order 60 keep him from taking them
from the pantry.
\ great mass or misinformation f.. OF
course. removed from the mind by later
experiences. but some Of IL. dealing with
intangible things must leave some i'm
preston.
Chndren's Questions often Eye Openers
Thc pity ts that the opportunity for
CONSTITUTIONAL training presented by a
child's questioning should be 20 abused.
OF course a child.s questions are some
times hard TO answer even though they
deal with simple everyday things, hut
that might perhaps serve for n toNt OF "A
talk for grown-ups To discover that
20 put some fact or which We have "a
fair conception in definite simple Ian
guage g. hard ought 10 open our eyes TO
the slOvenliuess and incompieteness OF
our own knowledge.
u may be plcasanter 20 save ones
self from such an eye opener by making
up some silly untruth and then Laughing
at ones own Wit. but I call u downright
mean 20 trade on "a childs credulity 20.
II child ask you for bread should
you give him a stonel
Questions and Answers.
QuestiOn-What do you think % peo-
RE who take out a dozen records from
music store supposedly on approval
wanting them only 70 entertain week
Answer-That they deserve 10 ioss
the privilege q taking records on apprO-
val 49, they undoubtedly viii. Unfor-
tunate the Innocent suffer with the gull
-. a. usual.
7 present my thanks 20 the many let
ter friends who wrote mo that they liked
the talk on bundles. I was especially
glad because 10 came straight out Of nv
place in yours Anenf tho subject one
letter friend writes "Dtd you ever read
just Folks, the experience q a young
neighbors would follow home one III
their number who had been 70 the store.
90 zee the unwrarpinE 90.
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MADE IN WHEELING
ofheial Of Board Of Trade Speaks
Complimentary Of Building Of
Stone ard Thomas Store

y want 10 compliment the firm Of
stone and Thomas on the fact that
the large addition 10 their new store
was built o. Wheeling material and by
wheeling workmen" said an official
OF the Wheeling Board Of Trade yes.
terday The erection Of the maFnin.
cent structure was r. model Made On
wheeling accomplishment he con
tinued
The firm has shown the proper a..
utude towards the Made in Wheel.
ing' spirit and it's action should be-
an example for other local concerns.
In other words. Stone and Thomas is
setting a pace which would be well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
For Freckled, Rough
OF Spotty Compilations

The freckling. disc0iorinE or rouFhen-
ing 60 which delicate skins are subject
aiter exposure Co wind or sun. often au-
peuring iu early spring may readily be-
gotten rid ~ Mcrcullzed wax. spread
lightly owed The face before retiring and
removed in the morning win soap and
water. completely pecls OF the diafr-
urfu skin. Get an ounce % tho wax 81
any druEElstF There's un more effec-
tive way ~ hunishlnE freckleg or other
cutannua defects. Little skin particles
come orr each day. so the process doesn't
even temporarily mar the complexion.
and one soon acquires n brand new SPOT
loss Eirnahiy beautiful face
wrinkles caused hy weather. worry or
Illness are best treated ~ r. simple solu-
ton ~ DOW dered ssNoltte. 4 or dfa-
snltc - IN ~. witch hazel. Bathing the
tace ln thla produces a truly marvellous
ransformation.
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Allegro Assai Vivac
The Powys Lectures.

Mr.. John Cowper Powys, OF Cam
bridge University. England. the noted
lecturer. is so much In demand in the
East that the series Of lectures SEIZED
uled for Wheeling will not be begun
until during the month of February.
Six lectures are TO be given here. one
each week. Mr.. Powys Is a fascina-
ting speaker. and the enforced change
In his plans will be disappointment
TO his hundreds OF admirers.
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The Thursday Afternoon club plan.
nod a most charming surprise on Miss
Pauline Beuter a. her home In Edge.
wood, Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent IN music Music was tho
principal diversion Of the evening and
an elegant luncheon served during the
AFFAIR. TO the following. Misses Agnes
Reilly. Of Washington. H. C.. Lucy
Miller. Marie WinEerter. Angela Nc.
Fadden. Minetta Miller. Angela Dier.
miller. Clara Rose Coleman. Rupertha
Blum. Messrs. Joseph Csurina. Scott
Blaney. William Nolan. Thomas Nc.
shane. VIII Vogler. Lawrence Fftzpat.
rick. George Greene.
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Jerper-lewis.

Miss Lillian Lewis. the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis, of Fayette
street. Martins Ferry. was married to
Albert Jerger. son OF Mrs. Catherine
Jerger. at the parsonage OF the First
Baptist church in Martins Ferry yes
terday by Rev. Hall. the pastor OF the
church. Following the ceremony the
newly married couple departed for n
wedding trip. being at home on their
return at Martins Ferry. where Mr..
Jerger is engaged in business.
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About Rheltp,,tf.c,

waste OF time and money to take
medicine internally for chronic and
muscular rheumatism. and about nine
ty-nine out Of a hundred cases are one
or the other of these varities. All that
Is really necessary 70 afford relief is
TO apply Chamberlain's Eminent free
ly. Mrs. II. Miller. Logansport, Ind.
writes, Il have used ChamberlaIn's
liniment for rheumatism and i'd al
ways gives relief" For sale by all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
About People
movements OF individuals to
and From .lIe City.
ARRIVALS
AT LOCAL HOTELS

stamm-J. NJ. Rodgers. Jr. Wells.
burg; 5. Brauniich. Marietta, o.; b.
NJ. Derthric. Marietta. o.: Charles
Handisty, Clarksburg.
erunswiek-B. J. Morgan. Pine
Grove: c. l.. Kiskaddon. Charleston:
Henry Smyth, John BURGESS. Hunting
ton; Locke Kepley, Hundred.
Melure-Mrs. +. A. Meade, Mrs. T..
May D-eaebuspect. Mrs. VI. II. Flow
ers. Mrs. +. Dunbar. Parkersburg; l..
r. Smith. Charleston: J. Mentor Cold
well. Parkersburg: !. 5. We'll.
1ounEstown, Ohio; W. y. Lynch,
Woodsfield. o.; W. V. Briceland. Fair
mont; o. II. Burgham. Clarksburg.
Grand Centrsl-C. l. Fogle, BealIs-
vile, o.; W r. Mcknight, G.. ".
Francis. New Martinsville; T. w.
Beall. Warrington; W. J. Fisher.
GAINESVILLE. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Naylor have
returned to their home at SKY Farm.
near the Country club after an ex-
tended visit TO Atlantic City and 9TH
er eastern cities.
Attorney Marsh Watkins is n bust
ness visitor in Pittsburgh and Beaver
Falls to-day.
Louis NJ. Shepherd Is confined TO
his home on Big Wheeling creek on
account of illness.
Henry Orth. who has been spending
several days as the quest Of friends
AT Elm Grove and Donora. Pa, will
return Saturday 10 his home At Dav-
export. Ia.
o. J. Sybert has returned to his
home Al Marietta after having spent
a few days looking after business in
this city.
William Dixon. Jr.. Of Martins Ferry
was guest Tuesday evening at the
klks banquet given BY Marietta lodge
at Marietta.
Mrs John Shepherd. Who has teen
confined 10 her home on Bic Wheel
ing creek for the past several DAYS.
Is improving
Mr. Lloyd r. Smith. OF Charleston.
father Of the Smith System. g. in the
city looking over the situation and
strengthening his fences for the bond
issue election. May Is.
Attorney J. Mentor Caldwell. well
known legal light ~ Parkersburx. is
In the city for few days on bust.
ness
Mrs. John T.. Ayers Of Hundred was
In the city yesterday. attending the
meeting Of the Lady Shrinera
Prof ". p. OdRers. principal Of the
ParkersburE high school e. expected
20 spend Saturday I'm this city. Prof
Odeers was formerly OF the local high
school
Mrs. y. A. Meade Of ParkersburR.
attended the meeting 81 Lady shrin-
ers In this city yesterday
Mrs. W. q. Dreamer returned YES.
terday from visit with friends IN
Canton
Mrs. Helen Schwinn De- registered AZ
the Hotel McAlpin. New York city.
Clifford q Frederick. manager Of
the Lester Shoe company. spent yes
terday IN Pittsburgh on business
W. ID Crawford. former president OF
the LaBellc Iron works. left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. on business
Miss BESSIE Mathtson 81 North
Main street has returned from an er.
tended visit IN PittsisIrKh
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCool OF Fair
mont. are spending a few days IN this
city visiting friends
Johnson e. Mckinley will spend
Friday IN Huntington. attending a
meeting 81 coal operators
Mrs. Matthew Hartman. OF Fulton.
IL confined TO her home by a slight
illness
Deputy Assessor and Mrs Joseph
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Take one can condensed tomato
soup. two tablespoOnsful -four. two
tablespOOnsful butter. one and one
half cups milk. eight slices 81 toaet
Melt the butter and add -four. pour
IN the milk gradually When smooth
All the can u soup unduuted. whom
the mixture IL hot. serve a. once on
tho toast spicy and pleasing
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Mrs. Dewey Hostes.

Mrs. Chauncey Dewey at her home
The Heights" gave a small informal
party TO a number of her intimate
friends last evening. Mrs. Dewey is a
most charming hostess and the eve
ming proved delightful Dainty re-
Treatments were served the guests
who numbered twenty.
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agement. but a committee took the
matter under consideration.
The Nursery was finally established
in three small rooms on the second
floor OF a brick house on Market
street. adjoining the old Star Foundry
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didn't boiher but finally the
skin around the pimples
became red and innamed
They began itching and burn
Ing and 7 suffered untold
misery. I scratched them
until they hled and 7 suf-
fered With tho burning pains
n tried remedies vithout
rru1ft until I uaef Cuffrurn
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mony. The attendants were Miss
Margaret Jones and David Many. Jr.
The bride wore a smart travelling
suit OF blue with a corsage bouquet
OF white sweet peas.
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Mrs. LILLIAN Burt Of Columbus. o.,
is the guest Of Mrs. H. =. Ioe. Of the
Island. Mrs. Burt represents the
state safety and efficiency bureau OF
the American Issue Publishing com
pany. This work is endorsed By the
safety commission and shows the
need Of accuracy and efficiency. Mrs
Burt is a lecturer Of considerable note
and IL on her way 10 steubenvilIe and
East Liverpool. where she 10 to
lecture.
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SOCIETY

Organ Recital By Carl Wiessrann.
This evening at 8 O'Clock will Be
Eiven the FIRST Of the recitsls BY Carl
Wlesemann n ST. Matthew p. Z.
church This IL Mr.. wiesemann's
nrSt appearance here. coming as the
organist OF ST. Matthews from New
York city. The program IL OF the
highest order and Nr. Wiesemann
plays with delightful touch and ex-
preston
Concert Overture in 4 Flat Faulkes
Inc Curfew ---........... Horsman
The Curfew tolls the knell Of parting
day;
The lowing herd winds slowly DER the
lea.
The ploughman homeward wends his
weary way.
And leaves the world to darkness and
TO me-
SONATA 1 .............. Mendelssohn
Allegro Moderate z serioso
Adagio
Andante Recitative
Allegro Assai Viyace.
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~ The First Baptist church in Mar.
tinss Ferry Yesterday. occurred the
wedding ~ Miss Edith gedgwick and
Mr. Frank Spoidel. ~ Wheeling. Rev
Harry v. Hall performing the cere-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29

r. Odgers. formerly principal of
Wheeling high. now occupying a SINH
lar position with the Parkersburg
schools.
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letter ON NECK
ITCHED AND BURNED
Red and Inaamed. Suffered Untold
Misery. Scratched Until They
BIed. Used CUticura Soap and
Ointment. InThree Weeks Healed.

RID. No I. Boz ~. wagner. 3. c.
About . year ago my nsck broke out In
uttie red pimples. A. FIRST the tetter worm
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Musical Department, Of Woman. Club

The organ recital by Miss Jessie
Alma Wolfe yesterday afternoon at
the First United Presbyterian church
was one Of the most notable affairs
OF the week. Possessed OF an abund-
ance OF expression and splendid tech
nique. Miss Wolfe gave the program
with rare musical insight. and her
listeners were unsparing in their ex-
pressions of appreciation. Together
with the musical numbers rendered
by Miss Wolfe. several selections were
given by some OF the foremost singers
of the city. This musical feast
marked the closing OF that particular
department OF the Womans Club.
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for all Wheeling business houses to
follow"
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Soap ard Ointment. ] applied them night
and morning and IN thres weeks ! vas
heAied. 10 has bern ten months since then
and no agn has showed since" fsignedD
Miss Berthe Poole. October 10. 1914.
FOr pimpies and blackheads. Gently
smear the affected parts with Cuticura ONT
uaent. but do not rub. Wash % the Oint-
ment with Cuticura Soap and hot water
and continue bathing Tor some minutes.
This Il bost On rising and retiring.
Sample Each Free by Mall
with s2-p. skin Book on request. Al
dr~ss postcard "Cuficurs. Dept. 7. Boo
.--.ss ae1s thsaushoiit the wnrid
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compllmentarY AnaIr.

Mrs. Earl Vennum. a bride OF few
weeks. was honored by a party given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Hilda
Allen. OF Warwood. A number Of Mrs.
Nennum's friends were In attendance
and a most enjoyable time spent The
guests being Misses Ruth Peabody.
Margaret Wood. Bess Moore. Bess
Wood. Mesdames Finn Allen. VIII
McCluskey. Earl Vennum and Paul
Plank
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O'Connor-Slavln.
a Kafharfna NJ G1ayfp ~

Miss Katherine NJ. Slavin and Mr..
Patrick O'Connor were quietly mar
ried yesterday morning at 7:l5 at st.
Joseph's cathedral. Rev. Edward Z.
Weber performing the ceremony.
There were no attendants. The bride
has but recently come over from Ire
land and has resided in Pittsburgh.
The happy couple left Immediately
following the ceremony for an east
ern trip.
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Sewing Club Meets.

Miss Loretta Stifel pleasantly en-
tertained the members OF her sewing
club at the Y. w. G. A yesterday az
ternoon. with dainty refreshments
served the guests at the close OF a
very delightful afternoon.
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Announce Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Isaac Michael
OF Fairmont, have announced the mar
riage OF their daughter. Exa Olga. to
Mr.. Lawrence Fulton Brothers. The
wedding took place April 16. at Oak
land, Md.
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Bake Sale.
On Saturday. May 8. bake sale
will be held by the Woman's Suffrage
League, where all manner OF baked
edibles will be for sale. Delicate
pastries, pies. cakes and bread. all
home made. and at very reasonable
prices.
Evening star., 1915-11-21
Well Send Your Little Ci,
This Dolls Kimono-1Ot

q soft downy Mrmack Dukng Fehowng tiny oApnk
blue ground Any little girl will love for her dolly. We sed
material with stamped on back she ey
These dolls kmono will delightful
for the little girls know They will be doub appreciated
handwork the djendn it nuiMl lOe-today
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
herk Aesse AeAis.

Q. Moyemoat rsssrned home 20
isrday morning. from . ssx ~esas'
vacation. during which be visited
ais old home In lilisols. the annual
meeting Of the PAosographer,' A.
sociatloa Of America h Indianapolis,
10Th fairs II California. Seattle ssd
the great aosthvsse, and On ih. vay
hons the sraad canyoa Of ths co,o.
redo 10 Arisoss. Ne says there ase
thousaads asd thousaads Of ,oarises
IN California. aad eaeh separate ~
distinct isdividual 10 Dsttiag In aIl
bic spass tine eusstag The railroels
% account of NE Deos accom- moo
ttoAs afforded. All ef the rsIlroeHe
hare deuble he amount Of busiseoo
shsy sss abss 70 take care Of. ana =
cesseeueses eAssses 10th ~ m.
ree1s asl the tourists ere ia q vsoy
nuee SIssasssd staes Of aind.