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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
sPOOK SKEPTTC ENCOUNTERS
SPOOK.

Was Told That Spirits Visited the
Home and Poked Fun At the
6uperse1taous.
A good ghost yarn Il being told at
the expense OF ono OF Richmond'e best
known matronA This lady Il a fire.
quent visitor at the home Of an
other prominent lady who really be-
lieves that the shaded OF the depart
~, upon oocaaons. visit their mortal
the natura leye Her sakeptical friend.
however. would never give serious
heed to tho ghost yarn" OF her
friend--as she termed them-and Al
ways had ready a reasonable" expla-
nation for tho many spiritual manifes-
tations recounted.
A few evenings ago the akeptic
visited her friend and at the doorway
leading for the portfco she beheld a
tall woman, dressed In black with a
shawl over her head" Thinking that
1t was some visitor who had pre-
coded her. our heroine politely spoke
and asked have you rung the bell?"
No answer ,w1s Forthcoming. and the
question was repeated. when the per
son 'snoiselessly withdrew ana walked
out into the air. The pcrtico floor
at the point 'It'' emerged Is six feet
from the ground and no steps are
there. The skeptic was brave enough
to follow the shadow, first going ia
the end OF the portico and descend
ng the steps, but 1t soon vanished
leaving the skeptic IN state Of acton
ishment. We'll, what do you think
now 2. asked the believer, TO which
the slk6ptic replied, II think there Il
reasonable explanation, hut confess
am unable TO account for the strange
occurrence The incident confirmed
the faith Of the believer" and has
subjected the akeptic to a good deal
or god-natured banter. The woman
IL sure good walker on air. adj
mitted the skeptic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
POTASH SHORTAGE TO
MAKE CROP SHORT
Prices For Present Tohacxso Crop
Should Re Increased as
Result.

Replying 10 your request for an
opiniAn on the tobacco outlook
one thing has been very noticeable
during this year--and i have wit
messed the growth of tho idea with
some surpris e--that Is the unanimous
opinion among those in the tobacco
trade who have expressed themselves
that the Eastern North Carolina
and South Carolina crops would he
the largest and best ever grown iii
these sections, writes 0. S. Joyner. of
Greenville, n. G.. to the Progressive
Farmer.
Ii the crop should turn out to be a
short one the tobacco trade generally
will be about as greatly disa pointed
as some OF the farmers will be when
they do not realize as much for their
tobacco as they have for the last few
years. Farmers cannot plead ignor-
ance OF conditions. for they have
known them better than farmers haze
ever known such conditions before.
But with cotton an uncertainty, they
planted tobacco. hoping that some
kind Of blind luck would save them
from their own folly.
And now Ii seems that there is q
possibility that such thing will hap
pen. for with no reasonable expecta-
tion OF securing a sufficient supply OF
potash 10 properly IefttifIe AnOlner
crop OF tbacco, and with the pros
pect OF high prices for any kind OF
tobacco fertilizer containing potash.
and with the crop OF tobacco selling
at or below the cost OF making 1t,
no intelligent farmer will gamble on
such odds against himself and no
conservative merchant will assume
tho risk OF furnishing the other class
Therefore, II seems possible II not
probable that with this fact known
and stimulating the farmers to q su-
preme effort to make another crop
of tobacco, even with a small per-
centage Of very high-priced potash
fertilizer. the price OF this crop. may.
on this account. be forced much
higher
In other words 1. does NOT now
seem possible to secure potash for
the next crop. There is some on
hand, but nothing like enough to pro-
duce an average sized tobacco crop.
There may be those who will deride
this suggestion and contend that there
II potash enough. but those who know
the conditions are awake to the situa-
ton are fully aware that the potash
question IL a serious one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
AGRICULTURAL CLUBS
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Now i1O.Os1 Members In Various
Clubs Scattered Through IS
States. Growing Fast.

Washington. Oct. 2s.--Therc has
been an increase OF more than Al ,0eo
in the membership OF various boys
and girls agricultural clubs conduct
ed by the State Agricultural Colleges
and the Department of Agriculture In
the Northern and Western States- Al
tho close OF the fiscal year ending
June 30. lel4. there were HOOP
members In the various club projects
in the thirtyuaree States covered b,
this work. Al the close OF tho present
fiscal year. June 80, 1915. the men,
bership was LIZA. exclusive OF tina
enrolment In the mother-daughter
canning clubs.
This work Is being carried on CO.
operattveiy In twenty-five Of the
th!rty-three States In the Northern,
Central and Western territory by the
Department OF Agriculture and the
Extension Department OF the State
colleges of agriculture. In practi-
boys and girls and special demonstra-
ton schools have been held at the
colleges and In the field During
the past year 1857 club members at
tended the mid-winter courses at the
colleges. s6S OF these having their ex-
penses paid by local contributions N
recognition OF their achievements
In club work. or the thirty-eight
club members who. a. champions il,
their States, districts. or counties for
1914. have become recognized a. Ma
tional Ali-Star Club members. thirty
one are now attending high schools.
agricultural. or other colleges. three
OF the remaining seven have already
graduated from high school. and ons
will 50 to an agricultural college this
fall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
POTATOES AS A HOG FEED.

Because OF the surplus OF white or
Irish potatoes now on the market and
tho consequent low prices. many farm
ers have been seeking information a.
to the possibility of feeding them to
hogs. Many experiments have been
conducted in Germany and other for
eign countries as well - \ few In the
United States to determine the value
OF potatoes ~ feed for swine. In Ire
land and Germany farmers fesd large
quantities Of potatoes annually. From
experimental data Il has been conclud-
ed that four TO four and one- han
bushels OF potatoes when cooked are
equal TO about one busAel Of corn
for putting saizs on hogs Thers-
fore. X corn d worth eighty cents Z
bushel. potatoes, when ted to hogs,
would b worth only eighteen u twan-
ty cents Z hushel.
There may. however. be instances
whore Il would be more advantageous
for the farmer to feed hogs right on
his own place At least part Of his crop
an already overloaded market
According to the consensus of
opinion, potatoes are fed to the best
advantage when cooked or steamed
and mixed with other feeds. Expert
ments In which raw potatoes were
ted alone have been reported. In GER
tain instances the raw potatoes are
said to have caused ecours. How
ever. raw potatoes IN small quanti-
ties and in diet lacking suocuience
may be conductive TO health in pigs
In cooking potatoes only enough
water should be used to make mealy
mash and prevent burning. The re-
sultant meal should then be mixed
xxpf 40 T.
ment. Tankage. akin milk, or meat
meal would probably add TO the profit
OF the mixture. Potatoes when pre-
pared in the manner described and
under the conditions mentioned can
often be fed to pigs with advantage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24

Chase City. Va, Oct 23.--The X.
Nicholson Furniture Comapny and the
Chase city Manufacturing Company
are now running on full time with 4
full force Of workmen. These two
plants with the Jeffreys-Spaulding
Company. makers OF box shocks. con-
stitute the manufacturing life, of this
city. Mr.. Nicholson appeared before
the City Council this. week asking
fhHt an cicrtrIc light iine be run to
his factory and stated that the fatk
tory Will ~ Nm 4welve hours per
l |'! 4: N \ m b I 4! s laE (
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
.REO|SCOUNT RATE
NOW -FOUR PER Gent
Local Federal Heserve Bank Announces
Reduction on D0-Day Paper.
Report for Week.

PAPER rediscounted at the Federal
Reserve Bank at Richmond last week
averaged above 100000 day. the
total for the week beins ssse.l3l4s
according TO the report for the week
issued yesterday by Governor George
j. Sesy.
During the week circular No. 30 was
issued by the Richmond institution to
member banks in the Fifth District
announcing the reduction. effective Oc-
tober 81. OF. rates on commercial paper
to per cent on matnrities not beyond
ninety days.
The report OF condition of the bank
at the close of the weeks business
shows.
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates e,343.4I2 so
Gold settlement fund 6, $4,000 90
Total gold reserve s12.44i,47e SO
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsi
diary coin .. sa.2se 90
Total reserve .......s12.5s1.754 so
Bills discounted 1890. 7,a9e. zoo 80
Due from other Federal
Reserve Banks, net. 1,tSs.I27 "a
All other resources ....a.s $3.50 81
Total resources ...,. $2l,1s5,33I "a
Liabilities.
Capital paid in ,...I....s 3,34s,750 90
Reserve deposits, net I,5ao,s33 a
United States Government
deposits ...... 100000 90
Federal Reserve notes In
circulation, net ..-.... 5,091.i55 90
All other liabilities $3.50. 1899 ~
--
Total liabilities .ls3.337 "a
Gold reserve against all
liabilities ............ II per cent
Cash reserve against all
liabilities after setting
aside 80 per cent gold
reserve for Federal Re
serve notes outstand~
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a per cent
Federal Reserve Notes.
Issued REPRESENTATIONS. s13. 400. 900 90
On hand ............... 302,245 90
Outstanding ..,.......s13.is7,755 90
Gold with Federal Reserve
agent ......,........,. 100000 90
Net liability .............s a.os7,755 90
Total amount of bills dis
counted for the week
ended October %, 19l5.$ sSa,i31 As
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
MEETINGS CONTINUE
AT DENNY-STREEsT CHURCH

The meetings at Denny Street Meth
odist Church continue with undated
interest Rev DIR. J. X. Jollif. OF
Laurel-Street Methodist Church.
preached Friday night on the -nDia =.
THE Greatest Question in the World"
Close attention was given his words
There have been several conversions.
and last night number asked for
prayer The meetings win continue
Sunday and into next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
HAVE Eyes ON wAvERLy
Votes m $4,000 Bond Issue Fns
water Sewers md Lights

wafer StsWcyS nuu LtEHtS,
Much interest Is hcire shown n
the announcement th~t Waverlv f. -
vote tomorrow on a s55,onn bond is-
sue with which to place under rsih-
lie control the preeert electric Eghf-
inr plants and to construct s-s-s
tenn waterworke and sewerage dis
nnsal. Cfficers Of tho State Board 81
Waverly report some opprsitie~ TO
this action IN the progressive TIA
water town. bat cypress the hefsAf
that wayerlv will follow the recerts
example of Williamsburg and aqiHh
Roston and will have It's nAyne
stricken from the ron NJ Virginia
towns of 1on0 pornlation and 0vAe
which are without those sanitary trs-
prov@ments williamsburg r~cArtiy
voted bond issue Of $50, 400 fnf
waterworks and sewerage and EpptAa
Boston has voted 10 exrepd 4feeteos
4 nthe improvement tot ~ wofe2.
works aFsS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
RICHMONDER BUYS
FACTORY SITE IN NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va, Oct 23--F. X. Thorn
as, OF Richmond, today through W.
W. Robertson. bought a site at Mon
ey Point on the Belt Line. for big
fertilizer plant. 1t is understood that
100000 will be expended in the new
enterprise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
Improvement in Chase
City.
City

~ x (.
Chase City, Va, Oct. 2s.--The city
conncil has employed the accounting
firm Of Rawlings. Hin a Co. Of Nor
felk, to make a complete audit OF the
raty's financial affairs and install q
MODERN accounting syst1m, The work
Eill he done at once and 10 prepare
kory to the calling OF an election as
~ whether $4,000 Of bonds shall he
<eued to meet the floating debt. re.
fife $4,000 OF outstanding bonds and
Tie remainder to be spent In the inn
SrOyement OF the streets
Another important matter which
khs Council has decided Is the recon-
etructicn of that part Of the muni-
ipaf building which II occupied by
khe postof1ice. and on which eleven
81 twelve hundred doiIors will b ex-
Tended. The government. howsvcr.
z nrly paying $500 per annum. In
~ w - ansQ aelst and with the I'm
= g. ~ g M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24

CONTINUED on Sixth Pase,)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24

Total liza btlftieS
Gold reserve against all
liabilities ...,.
Cash reserve against all
liabilities after setting
aside 40 per cent gold
reserve for Federal Re
serve notes outstand-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

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,. M q ~ ~. sa, g. .ns 9 &
2 ~ provIdsd W "a chartsr * such
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Sesx ~ tns pune q ersctink 4
- = III IN s' Wsr eemsnsfnofa''ns ne
- n & u es.sioa hsrsof. ~ amount
Pssysss. sss,r IL direction 81 4 10 &.
It'll I. 3 a. tssssitatien q shs State ssa q q
d Ss:s fs y. 49, ~, hxv~ .u.horitv !, .eyv
Ss3 fsroin rscvld,d for sffsr bsce,nberr
141ls! 30, 81. 10.
& ss DE. -. =
@Ss n ArI1R 1x4--s. i. No. 10.
If A. 3l1S = ~ granting 81 licenses Cor the
d ss 4isne sQnM Wilma fnas
~ ss =. g re i's1's'asufs e tne stste
sa Mset'e ~ st ,h e re HIN, enner q
s 49, z hsrsey amended = = e
& n asss g s in n.,sa y s sasor
4 4 IA 1seospcssfed citsss. visiaxss and
saeh iIessse my bs xrsnisd ~
IiVSrS sssck jicrnvs shaii 81 fur ons
1sSss it 49,. nnis1s soon@r ass:s:isd.
4 355{ y 3So1 "a iii such liquor only In sach
HQ 6iH4| M ~ Tins. IN tia manner. ana ID
;ssssS s M Il. Fl III -
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT 10 leEaltxe the foreclosure Of mort
gases hs action Tn certain eases.
BE II enacted by the Legislature OF the state
of Minnesota
Section 1, Certain mortgage forvclesars
proceedings fekaiiSed@~ln every foreclosure 81
mortgage heretofore made by action where
the sheritf's certificate at sale was dstsa rot
more than ten days prior 10 the date 81 the
order OF the Court confirming the report On
such foreclosure sale, as provided by section
tAaa Of the Revised Laws Of Minnesota for
1905. such foreclosure sale u otherwise r~gu-
lar shaH be. and hereby Is. declared 70 BE-
valid and sufnetent tor all purposes ard shalt
NOT be affected In any manner, hs reason al
the failure TO have the order confirming the
repart OF such Foreclosure sale made and
issued prior TO the execution OF tho shertn' =
certificate az such foreclosure sale.
See. = This act shall Dot affect ANY action
ct law or at equity now pending.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER i7o--H. r. No, 1as
AN ACT 10 amend Sections CAST ara $3.50
General Statutes Of Minnesota. 1913, realms
10 General Building and Loan Associatsons,
Be II enacted by the Legisiaturs OF tne ssAie
az Minnesota.
Section l. That Section s43T General stat
utes OF Minnesota. 1913, be and the same
hereby amended go as TO read a. follows
CAST Securities Deposited with ESsminsr-
Every such association having ROT less thaH
hundred thousand dollars PAID IN SaNse
capital shall at sn times keep with tine paohe
examiner. deposit Of securities approved by
him of at least two hundred thousand donass
guaranty fund In trust FOR tts mempcrs
and creditors Such securities shall ceasiss
az any or ali of the nrst three classes q au-
tsorizsd securities or of frss HiostssSes ~
real estate, So iorg sacb deposit he not
reduced below two hundred thsusaad d0stsrs
Ii may. al any time. substitute IKE seciaTinsA
ard rnsy collect inserest and GtsiaenGs therenh.
Sec. . That Section s44o, General statutes
Of Minnesota, 1913. be amended so IS 70 reAd
m follows.
6&4a Kinds az stock Prohibited End Al
fowed-No such acn,eztie association shsA Is
sue preferred stock, but may issue diMerent
series Of stock II nay issue dsrosH xfcrk
upon TIE terms and conditions provided ~ fh-
bylaws inStall.nrnt stock 10 be p*ld in
periodical snrns, whach sheH mature when tbs
amount SO paid With the dividends therecn
shall equal its par yaiaes disadend besrsag
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER itS~~Ss Ne, AK,
AN ACT 10 amend Section III ef Chapter $50
OF the Laws OF 1918, relating TO Hotel In
Kpecsasn
Re II enacted by the Legislature Of the state
OF Msnnesotas
Of the Laws Of 1915 be and the same Is
her~ny amended 10 az TO read as tellowss
Section H. On or before the 18th day OF
each mouth the Hatei Inspector shah certify
70 the state Auditor the anteaet due u his
deputy as necessary expenses for the pre-
c~ainE nonth. giving the items Of such ex~
r~Ase~. also the items and amounts OF all
EXPENSES necessarily incurred BY him Ia the
performance of hts duties. Including the cost
N BLACKS stationery, postage and travel
also the auscunt due the stenographsr as cosr.
for the preceding nfoata, and such
salaries AMI exscases eeing duly audited shall
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER lsa--H r. No. So -.
AN ACT TO amend Section l.. Chapter 10,
General laws Minnesota. 1905 same he,ns
Section 1882, General Statutes Minhfsats.
to13. relating to the Authority Of villages 70
issue bonds far the purpose or reiuhaths
their floating Indebtedness.
Be II enacted by the Legislature OF the state
OF Minnesota:
Section ]. That Section 1. Chapter i25 ter
erai Laws Mianesota. 1905. same being Sscu.n
1852, General statutes Minnesota, 1919, ns
amended so to read follows:
section T. AnS Village I'm this STATE nav
ing floating Indebtedness may issue .ss
bonds Of such village for the parpose 81 r.
funding such Indebtedness in the nanhtr
hereinafter provided but no such bonds sh ht
be issued or sold by said village, Nhiea. NIT
bonds already Issued, shall excsed twenty PEI
cent OF the assessed valua iion Of real es.aae
OF said village. Such bonds shall pear hefr
est Mt q rate not to exceed six tSl per cent
per annum, raysbie annually or sern,-ahhuai-
|ly. rs may be determined by said village esuh-
eli, and may for a period not eScceasns
twenty years. Such bonds shall not @ sosu
for less than their par value end the kroceeus
thereof shall be used exclusively for the pas-.
msnt OF such outstanding floating Indebtedness
of said village.
Sec 2 This act shall take effect ard De IN
force from, and after its passage.
Approved April II 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

m Ill I4E Ns s4Os. Fuu. - !. ~ !.
&lSx IA aatkofi0e the Geunty ndaFd Of
6IGkV III tin NtAge 10 appropriate naon-
e J. m ttnnsos s1asnt III maintsnanco Of
q sssssS N IL Lsntstatur II the st.ts
131 ~ fAas M County noArd OF any
ri t&1p Ukete may appropriate ~ any
n&&r&lAkS0H which WaA NatahliAiiAd
II ~ 49, tN57 In sueh county. and In
~ &tof4 nuet county UwnA lots. sum
M @Meee1tnx fWc Hundred Dollars
NNnMA314. ~ I'M maintenance or tm-
&6&4 u 1aAGh eotAAt6ry,
IA nm III shall faks sfsert ana be In
a!lt sttsg its pssssas,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

VtiAFTEK Iul-@s>- r NO, NUo,
AN ACT hytng the compensation OF the Gus
tcdian OF public documents in the Office
OF the secretary OF state.
Re II enacted by the Legislature Of the
state OF Minnesota:
Section L. The yearly salary Of the Gus
tcdiau OF Public Documents In the Office OF
the Secretary os State. shall be Fifteen Han-
dred dH1l Dollars. per annunt>
See q Thts act shall take effect and be
In force from, and after iss passage
Approved April TO- 1915
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

be paid by the state out Of the appropristisn
therefor.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and BE-
in force from aud after its passage.
Approved April 10. 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN act liking the salary OF the DEPUTY elerl
OF the supreme Court ard authorizing ths
appointment Of an assistant clerk OF tbs
Supreme Court and fixing his salary
Be " enacted by the Legislature OF the STATE
az Minnesota.
Ssctlen L. The salary OF the depaty clcrk
nj the supreme Coatt shall be TIVE Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars sse. SaNl ner anna,u
The clerk Of the supreme Court Is hereby an.
tnertxed 10 appoint an additional assistant In
his office at a salary not 10 exceed Nine Hun
area Dollars txaooi per annrm.
Sec. =. This act shall take effect and b.
In force froal and AFTER lite passage.
Approved April Ia. aets,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

AN ACT prohibiting any cttieeg employee OF
the Department of Ranking FROM being y
stockhosaer. atreeser ofsiesr, frestes. assignee
OF eHnpiaSee OF any hapk or financial !nstisn-
ticn az corpATasica within this state.
Re IL enacted by the Legislature Of the State
NJ Mnaesotas
Sertion 4. No person who Is bank ex.
sminsrs or ether offacer on elnplasee OF the
department ef Ranking 81 This Stste shsG be
staekhostier. director efticer trustee, asSisnec
or employee Of any baking savings or naan~
cial institution corporation within the State.
Any person violating the provisions OF this
act shall ha renewed frVa x9cA office emf
pleyassnt by the Superintendent OF Banks
Sec . This act shah take srees and he
Ia force from and after Its passage.
ApnroSvd ApYfi fR 1919
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

see, 10, Any municipality shall have the
right 70 eva ana operate telephone exchange
visions AZ this act. and Il may construct such
plant. or purchase ka existing plant by asree~
msnt NTH shs .wnsf, e where samn"s ssrss
existing plant by condemnation ~ hereinafter
| provided, but Ia no case shall a nsunieipaiitv
construct or purchase such plant ar proev~ss
ans ns1 msh action NJ Il |. authorised 81
| proposition Al general slcoiion or a seeelai
election called Tor that purpose, ANA N the
propo~ai II 20 construct q new exchange where
authorised to ~ 40 unless siaty-ns~ ea per
| cent? ncs cent Of those voting thereon vote IN
favor Of the AndertakinM
| see. III. when municipality aeeiaes In
! the manner above provided TO acquire an on
istins plant by condemaatian Il shail give
| 10 therpupnn 10 determine the lust conp~nwa
| ticn which tho owner af the plant is entitled
ssss ,nsr agen 's sse
nss ]. s,aasnsa nom lime . tims he.r ii
The Communication she'll bs arasr as the com.
p<nkStsan and furnish copy Of its order e
w Az Apes. may y TAKEN q
/ th~ nistrict Ceurt OF the County Wherein such
plant y situated from that psrt q the order
mai - ssiea IKE same al ether appeal. here
m sa nsl =. 4 III end
ef thirty days. sna when appsal mnsn ne
q sas n,ssr mere Sss rom q x. es M
s1 ". III II Il assssmin,ns III. s.ms Of any
ssn s. IS a low apea ss
81 Of any franchise HsAnted BY the State or any
ss & M ss r. g mai 9 N
: e ,s..' J, a.: ;sgs .a ..ss ,ssa,sss
II No telephone rates or charges shalt be allowed