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memories is not being participated in
exclusively by Republicans. Being
human beings with an American sense
of humor, even Democratic politicians
know Joke when they see one, even
II 1t is at their own expense. It Is
not to be expected. however,sthat, up.
on the occasion OF the cracking OF this
particular joke that any Of them are
fverging on Mysteries. 2.
The. consensus OF opinion here is
that, unless the administration com.
mits some especially eggregious
blunder, it's military program will go
through. 1t may not go through, and
probably will not. precisely as now
arranged, but substantially so. And
1t is predicted here now, that is will
be approved by Congress with import.
ant assistance. from the Republican
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Matt Wells, got s4oo for outboxing
Charley White. Some OF the boys
White met got more for. running
away. y
lawn McGraw wants new timber.
Too much timber, we think, sent the
Giants to the bottom last season.
Jess Willard will risk his title in
New Orleans, says a new item. We
object to the "risk" since he is to
meet Frank Moran or Fred Fulton.
Ounces are high this year. Jess
Willard has been offered $4,000 to-
pick three in New York.
Willard is a funny kind of cham:
pion. He hasn't had the title year
and has signed for fight.
This auto game is odd. Dario Res.
Ia Is paid $500 for going los miles an
hour, then has to pay SIS for going
25 miles an hour. n $40
tattei " was announced johnston
and Griffin would play for the Pacific
coast tennis championship. it was rid
iculous' waste Of space to say the,
won 1t. ~
y It Is not always fair to ring the
curtain down on a fighter when he
loses by a shade.
tfa4ef 49,. $50 ~ ~
Jim Coffey is not satisfied with the
beating Frank Moran gave him and /
will give Frank $4,000 to trygit over
Jess Willard will have a hard time
making ends meet. He won't fight
until March, then he gets only sS2,.
The coach has a tough life. Iflhis
teams win the star halfback gets the,
credit. Il the team loses, the coach.
gets the GATE. si ~
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happening since Roosevelt bolted hIr
party at Chicago In 1912. and thsf
prophecy with more assurance nos
what Is gong 20 happen to the party
II power Of this time than they pro;
dicted than what would happen ID
the party that was controllins the
In that memorable year.
The topic OF the hour In Washing
-overshad owing and awarding all
others-is the latest. and most a.
rsous OF all. Dem ocratic party trouble
started by Bryan's warlike challenge
to, and defiance OF, Woodrow Wilson.
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LosT.

A. certificate Of stock for Five ~
shares ofsthe Preferred Capital stock
OF the Fairmont Gas Company was f.
sued to G. II. JENKINS BY the said
Fairmont Gas Company bearing date
Feb. 10, 1914. said certificate being
D:15s! Any person having
Information that will lead 70 the re-
covery OF said certificate will ploauc
communicate with the undersigned.
III. JENKINS,
Fairmont. W. Va.
Nov. s..1sl5. ii.s.i5.a2.ss
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Real Meaning Of Phrase.

"a The expression in the prayer book,
kindly fruits Of the earth" has for
most persons no definite meaning be-
cause OF the difference In significance
now attached to the kindly from
that used when the expression was
flrst written. The word kindly In that
connection means as nearly as possible
"ofs It's kind and the expression
skindlys fruits Of the earth" meant the
fruits Of the earth each after its
Sind.
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Bethany Loses to
Muskingum Team

NEW CONCORD, O., Nov. s.-Mus.
kingum won hard fought victory
over Bethany 10 to 0. before the lar.
gest crowd ever Oh the college field.
Bethany put UP stiff fight in the
first half, but showed lack OF proper
training In thessecond, being unable
to resist Muskingum's attack. In the
final period Coach Neale sent in near.
sly the entire second team.
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Stewards optimism.

Gamaliel Bradford says that Sew.
ards splendid. energetic. triumphant.
imaginative optimism is perhaps his
greatest merit and surest claim TO the
Affection fSposterity. This optimism
Seward effectively summoned up In
one striking sentence: The improve.
bintys Tour racesis unlimited
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Der. George Halas. end was next.
George has 1t on Potsy, though, be:
cause his jaw Is broken in two places;
Potsy's in only one.
~ Clark was hurt in a game against
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"A new society, 1.-THE order Of the
Broken Jaw has been organized at
Illinois university. Potsy Clark, IA.
nous quarterback, was the first MEM,
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SWAN, WESLEYAN GUARD.
"Pete" is weighing down around 2l5
pounds these days, therefore cannot
be expected TO do heavy work every
day till he regains his usual 225 or
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Rolla School of Mines. He knew
something was wrong. but didn't know
what. and played through the contest.
His Jaw was the first broken at ILL.
nois In % years. -.
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class material and the work they. are
doing shows that Fairmont Is well rep.
resented on the footballimap.
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uuluB SHOWS tnat f'alrmOnt is Wellirep.
resented on the football map.
Buckhannon High School must, have
some football players this year. Not
only have they gone indicated, but
the prospects are that they will be the
state champions for 1915. They won
from the Wesleyan Reserves Satur.
day Is too.
The way the Fairmont High School
players played football Saturday after
noon at South Side Park was treat
even to the many fans who accompan.
led the Morgantown players here.
Fumbles were missing and football
was played from start to finish. Dur.
Ing the first period Fairmont rooters
were gloomy. for 1t looked bad for the
Sheradin eleven when most OF their
playa went for no gain. But In this
hall neither side scored, and In the
second half when Brownie. Hamilton
started his trick plays Morgantown
was taken off Its feet, losing the game
after q hard fight. M
~ lHeTe 10 one rose tnat Is TO bloom
unseen this year. That Is the Magno.
liza High School team OF New Martins.
vile. This team defeated the Man.
nington team Saturday 45 to 0. And
to make II more heart.rending, the
news from the game states that the
New Martinsville scrubs worked in the
last quarter. Warrington defeated
Fairmont "a to Q at Warrington two
weeks ago.
Cornell keeps going. "Hurry.up'
Yost lost to the lthacans by the score
OF "a TOT. This makes three straight
defeats for the Wolverines in three
weeks. The defeat OF the Michigan
team was expected in this contest, but
there were several who, figuring on
Yost's pastperformances, were certain
that he would come back in this con.
test and worry Cornell. But appar.
emily there was nothing to it but al.
Shapes men from the start to the
finish, "
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+ .
Entire control Of the Yale .playsSin
the game between Yale and Brown
was In Sheylin'si hands as far as Yale
was concerned. Brown has won twice
from the Blue in % years, which Is
some record. The Bulldog Is now de.
SPARED OF, and a new pup will have to
be bought which can be trained to take;
bold OF the Princeton Tiger and rip to
Bhreds the banner OF Harvard. There
fs to be only one thing painful about
the rejuvenation OF Yale when It
comes, and that Is the way the Colgate
tribe WILDE slaughtered The Colgate
game probably hurts the New Haven
eleven more than any OF the other
three losses. The impression left on
Yale by Colgate was so great that the
Bulldog has resorted to the Colgate
style Of play to beat Harvard and
4 Princeton.
or course there is no use rubbing 1t
IN on the Morgantown players Of the
university, but the only touchdown
made by the Marshall team on
Saturday was made by Carter, weight
125 pounds, age 16 years Chambers
ought to know better than to spring
anything like that on the West Viz.
gina team, but he got away with 1t,
and all honor to Boyd. Edison has
nothing on the athletic director at
Marshall. N
3 There never was so much football,
&of, the first iclass type crowded into a
week as Fairmont will see this week.
3On Thursday Fairmont Normal and
California Normal meet at South Side
Park On Friday the Fairmont High
School team meets the Warrington
High School bunch for a return match.
ON Saturday the South Side Park
gates will be closed and the city de.
serted, for everybody that can possibly
get away will take the trip to the
metropolis of Harrison county to see
the Washington and Jefferson and the
Wesleyan eleven lock horns. All OF
these games will be played by some OF
s the cleverest footballers ever seen In
action in this section. Both the High
and the Normal schools have first
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court sustained. 81 L. Kellog, sent
back to police court for new trial 64D
Raiford Smith, judgment of police
court sustained. 90 A. ]. Collins,
judgment OF police court sustained.
CD Ed Raiford, sent back to police
court for new trial.
| have from time to time prepared
ordinances, drafted necessary con.
tracts, and furnished such written
opinions as requested.
Much of the time Of the office has
beend evoted to the two bond mat
ters handled by council during the
year. The one was the refunding or
dinances authorizing the refunding of
approximately $4,000 of city bonds
maturing January /. 1921. The other
was the issuance of 100000 of 3O-year
city bonds for fire department and
sewerage betterment, and the valida-
ton of the same.
Respectfully.
j. r. COLSON,
City Attorney.
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REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY.

HEPOHI VI CITY Al IOHNEY.
Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 10, 1914.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: .4
Herewith submit my annual report
as city attorney for the year 1914,
During the early part of the year
the supreme court sustained the con
tention of the city in the cases against
Wright and the St. Simon Transit
Co., as to the collection of municipal
taxes upon local steamboat property.
This decision fixes the power of the
city in the future, and also resulted
in the collectiono nearly $4,000 in
back taxes,
The court of appeals OF the state
sustained the position of the city in
It's contention of non-liability in the
damage case of Derrel Syms, and thus
terminated the litigation.
The suit of the Carlton Coupling Co.
against the city, pending for two
years was tried in the justice court
upon an appeal before Il jury, and re-
suited in verdict in favor of the
city.
The damage suit og $1,000 of j. f. b.
Maynor was tried in the superior
court, and resulted III the dismissal
of the same by Mayor. The six
months, provided by law in which TO
rebring such an action having now ex-
pred, the city is therefore entirely
relieved from even contingent liza
bility thereon.
The damage suit of Polite VS. the
city is now pending in the superior
court, and will be ready for trial at
the approaching term Of that court.
The following cases were certiorar-
led from the police court to the SUI
perior court, with the results indicat-
ed: % M. r. Goodbrad, pending.
(2) Wiley Stewart, judgment of police
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parks and squares department for the
year ending December 81, 1914.
Sidewalks.
The sidewalks on G street between
Norwich and Newcastle have been
completed. The filling was done where
necessary by the city force, the prop
erty owners paying for the balance of
the work, except at S. E. corner of
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parks and squares 49,. W, 157. Is
Inventory.
Palmetto cemetery: ! push cart, 2
rakes, pitch fork, spade,'1 shovel
4 hoes, I lawn mower, scythe blade,
axe, | Ratchet, saw, / grind stone
Oak Grove cemetery: 2 rakes, 3
shovels, 2 forks. l broom. / cart, /
wheelbarrow, | saw. / lawn mower. 3
chairs. | table.
Orange square: 2 lawn mowers,
broom, | shovel, | hoe, forks, 100
feet hose, | Ratchet, 9 sprinklers,
pair clippers, 9 sacks lime, rake,
bucket
Hanover park: lawn mowers,
hoe, | rake, 2 lines, 2 pitch forks, 2
shovels, / wheelbarrow, 2 brooms, |
reel hose, | sprinkler, l pair shears,
| saw
Small squares: / lawn mower,
rake, / shovel, l hoe, 90 feet hose, /
fork.
Respectfully submitted, >
j. l.. XACHRY
city Engineer and Director Public
Works.
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REPORT or CHIEF OF FIRE DE.
PARTMENT.

Brunswick, Ga, jan !, 1915.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick Ga.
Gentlemen:
| have the honor to submit to you
the annual report of the fire depart
ment for the year 1914.
During the year the department
answered the following: 40 box calls,
81 telephone calls, 6 still alarms and
false alarms.
Amount Of chemicals used, 754 gall
Ions; amount of hose laid, 1850 feet;
Amount Of ladder used, 1870 feet.
Insurance on property at .it!, ~
risk ................$ 352,330.00
Loss on same ............ 28297.22
Making saving of. $685. 1858
On September 5 your honorable
body installed the following motor
driven apparatus: One 10 type Amer
lcan-La France triple combination
pumper, ciiemica, and hose wagon and
one 10 type American-La France COM
binatlon hose and chemical, both fully
equipped On December 20, one Max
well runabout for the chief
The total cost of maintenance of the
three machines since their installa-
ton amounts to $66.57 for gasoline
and chemicals.
! have now only one horse in the de-
partment, having under proper direc-
tions disposed of the livestocks as fol-
lows: 70 the public works depart
ment, horses to the police depart
ment l horse; to the sanitary depart
ment, | horse and buggy.
| beg to state that large number
OF fires are caused by defective flues
and chimneys and would respectfully
suggest that the necessary legislation
be enacted providing for their inspec.
ton.
also beg to call your attention to
the great fire hazard on the west side
of Bay street due to the insufficiency
of fire hydrants.
Respectfully submitted.
j. II. HARRISON,
Chief Fire Department
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REPORT OF CITY ENGINEER.

Brunswick, Ga, Jan. /, 1915.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen:
| herewith submit my fourth annual
report, which includes distribution
of the expense of the public works,
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Credit OF $23.7O due for sale of cans

Credit of $23.70 due for sale of cans
Material cremated: 2.3l6 chickens.
PIP dogs, 80 hogs. lG cows, 16 horses,
37S cats, so ducks, II goats, 2G tur-
keys. 10 mules, 6 geese.
Most of the trash and garbage
hauled from the street was hauled on
and Albermarle streets. and burned,
the refuse used for filling in and wild
ening banks, also hauled some on va
cant lot at S. f. corner l. and Stone
wall streets, filling in low places. This
department has been under the direc.
ton of the health officer since Decem-
Der Z. The west runway to crematory
was renewed with lumber. already on
hand
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Respectfully submitted,
N D. RUSSELL, City Clerk
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There were AZ house connections
made to sewer and IS additional and
to pluming inspected by
me, which practically complied with
the ordinance.
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Inventory.

head Of mules and horses, wag-
ons with harness, 2 dump carts with
harness for same, pitch fork, i shell
fork, l axe, l saw, l hoe, rake, 2
buckets, l wheelbarrow.
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Turned over to city treas
urer as per his receipts

Turned over to city treas
urer as per his receipts
on file in my office. ..... 4,49070
Personal property belonging to the
city in this department: / desk, |
desk chair, chairs (common), rock
ing chairs, 2 tables, heating stoves.
cooking stove Tin bad order), Is
pans, ! wash bowl, wash tubs. bath
tub. / frying pan, wash pot. look
ing glass, ] pair dog irons, Is pillow
slips, s sheets, s beds, 6 hammocks,
CRATE, guns. "a uniforms, IL caps.
10 spoons, l knife, 20 blankets, sad.
dies, saddle blankets, s horses, 12
towels, overcoats in bad condition.
Respectfully submitted
A. l.. OWEN,
Marshal.
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REPORT OF MARSHAL.

Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 9, 1915.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen:
| herewith submit my annual report
for the year 1914, of the police record
as shown by the docket on file in my
office, record closing December 81,
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ANNUAL REPORTS OFFICERS COMMITTEES
BRUNSWICK
Continued
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tn1nartded to sum
appear before the
Court OF Harrison
Office OF our said
3 held therein for
st Monday In April
u In chancery OK
IN our said Court
/, and have then
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MONEY no Z DAN I

WHY 81 wIrHoUT MoNEY7-I ac-
comn1odat el er;-body. by loanln.
musical 5instru1nerts. etc Jos. Jay.
ewaler. waldo 81 f1R..& Fourth street
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WINER 81 b AiRTLETsT:
- zouIselAf for Plaintiff q
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Us i5ls.. iSSes
SUMMONS!
WEST v'IlRlGINIA.i

STATE# OF WEST VIRGINIA,
ii To the sheriff Of Harrison County.
Greeting ~ = ia
You are hereby commanded. as we
have heretofore commanded you. to
-sunmon Chddton Prlce8,to appear before
the Judge Of our Circuit Court of IIar-
rlsons County t3tlle Clerks office OF our
said Court. at rules to be held therein
for said COURT on the first NJ onday In
April next. to answer a bid in Chan-
Gerry ex1lib ited against him In our said
Court by Nettie Kemp Price and have
then there this writ.
81 WITNESS. u Wade coffn1an, Clerk
of our said Count at the Court House
of the said county. this 1st day OF
March. 915. and In the Send year OF
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Goffr1arl, Clerk q
le Court House OF
lst day OF March,
year OF the State
0FFAIsA.N. q Clerk.
lh1tcatious IN As
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F. o. SuTTON,s Counsel 81
1otiee to Take Dispositions.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.. ~
To the sheriff OF FiarIds son County.
EGreeting: # stss is u ~.
mon james HI w nicles TO appear be-
fore the Judge OF our Circuif. Gourt. OF
5arsason at ts saeg BE
therein for said Court. on the first Mon
day adns APRIL ne,et. & to- answer u bill In
said Court by TlllIe q SWarhlck and.
have then. there ta1is wtTit
our Court ad he e eears Hoase OF
lthe said counts this 1stSs day sof March:
shs g he
.ordersof sPnbncation-
ESTATE OF sWE:sT..V1RGINLA.Ss
n1ss esi1 se Hs sr s
Gsrss ST AsPa ~ q r1S wss
T III WaEniels
James sH Warniele. s3 ;Sss ss5
3% object OF sr1t. S. 81.
| III Thes object OF this SUIT IFS to secure.
an abSolute divurcsssfro the bonds OF
lmatrinaonysssno now listing between the
fendant. James n. Warndck. and = judg.
inert and decree fer t1es COS In this .l,i
4 And tts appearing from an a1idavif
ItnJed insssafd Esutt; THAT James a.War-
index Is a on-reside emit OF e his State
OF t1aAs order and do what
ssnecessary to II protect 4. his interests
aaysn anssr my, 3, Z hand this the let
4 WADE coFTai Clerk.
sJsaE, eI1HIp,eG Counsel for 5Piainti *.
70 WHOM May CONCERN:
isssxned. sJs BengaIains Stout and James F.
/ johnson. trading ~ the Stout-Johnson
sae to the
ell of the own Of BrtdEepor at the
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chas ia HIN
Norrcn1ToIEETA11,lrEE Dl1IEEPosrrIoNs:;

Jennie Green "a ;sa
Vs. In Chnncery.
John Green. go
the circuit Court TOT tHarrison coun.
ty. West Vfrgini tFa 80
To- John Green a
sSs Yous are hereby mott fed that the depo-
81 ttons OF Jennie Green and sundry other.
WI nessesEw will he takeniat the oficesaof
Sy1ners & Bartlet Rooms No. 40-4 Is. IN
che IsowndesB ld gass Clark sburE West
Vdrgdnda, Eon the 9Th day April III 9I5.
between the u ours OF Oh A. ;1i. ad Ms Up;
NJ s. be read In behalf OF said plaintin
sspIf rom any cause the talrtng Of the
same shall not be- comm enced or being
commenced salall not be completed on
that day, the altinE eof the same win be
ladjourned from t line to. @tima until tley
are completed =:
JESlSIEs GREEN.
By Counsel
:.zsGounselhforkPl adnti &c d
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SgW4AA0A1A114 sI2&AEEAE e&E1kGH.
| BY sStiie OF 81 OF the Circuit
court mt HarrlsonaE Count reysdefSd on
ON the 18th day tof January, q SIS In
sSae Sa.aaeegy ssallss ot 5; ysyester Lyon.
fdecsased. pla az Inst James IA
Eopanhavery Ma[shall IL. Copenhav ter.
Daniel Il copeIahnS:eE Henry @: Copea
Rosa Stark and Cora IL A1eIntdres de-.
Pendants. 81 Will as Special EoInnld$Saon
sell sax pubic otitcry tire front door.
- a7rH Day oRF7rAKcHsl 1915,
&ain tract OF land cont Ing twenty four.
acres and twenty SQUARE poles and a
dwelling hoSise tn reon. which said tract
sRfngau1on Creek in Eagle Distr let. Har-
srtson County, Vest Virginia. and ds more
particularly bounded and described as
| Beginning at q stone in center OF road.
corner ot Rosa A. STARK and Cora E. Me-
lines RUNNING No Sy.s . poles to- 4
stone In center Of road. MI w "a poles
to q stone on West side OF road. Mo
Esq poles TO stone IN center OF road.
NJ u. 10 poles 10 q stone IN cente OF
road Nc r. e. .0-10O poles TO q stone
sft fork and center OF road. \: IS VII
poles to center OF road. S.495z a W 81. .
poles to a large maple knob. NIFTY
INV.14.2S poles to n stone on adRe. ST a
poles TO q stone al North side OF road:
poles Les to g stone u
poles to agsrone. corner .of Stark's land.
EN-S2 E.2T. 16S poles TO the beginning All
/ the coal % ~ aud gas, and the coal. oil
pass With the land
| TERMS OF SALE: one-thdrd casfi IA
upon ersdi, Of Elk and as aive nssds,s
with interest, for which deferred pay
Inents Of purcslase money. notes shall
be executed to the commit sioner. With
good personal Secttri tS nd also 3a ven.
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IGOR SALE-::.-Houses

EiGaT ROOM. DOUBLE HoUsE-glate
ss .Eosd wat err close to school and church
ana car line: newly paPsrsd ed ! situate ST !. :
.s IL as1nt hut will be sold for $1,000 to
ss.tti 3 estate q at once. EASY terms: ApT
As to- Howard Post, COT Blds..
sSslarkSburg. sslasel.:s.s