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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

sur 9nr6baIiuhg unIsrtr 9risespirths
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fur ben prina'en btimiIdsn geoall pte
fir ZEN @eoarf bts ntutruleu ausIanDes
baben mir nod gtobe Qrbsitsreierpef, bic
mir ciHfhrdutgn %loBnten, fals e pi6tr
Grparteu nothig niirbe: b 8edung rts
Isrss arisqsbebarfs mare aud bauH abios
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GtIbFtoIitn rtlhIia aus9ltihenbe Gtetgts
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fer; bic Spe5ialpsrls fir 6eeresbebarf
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molten onbern Btrte bet Montantnbus
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bufrie in Rbeinldnps DtHfdIen beitd'iat
bas o6en dngefibrte llrtbsii, bab bic Sns
buFrie t6atiddlih isbsr Dauer unb jeber
aHforberung bes aritges oeipahien 1T.
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f6nnen mir btlte nod bic nihtigEten Wlas
t~etidlien Der GfieasinbuItrIe, Aohle ufb
Glen, n betrddtliten Mengtn etpottis
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dbqeIhnitten. @br aug ben @biobetbies
ten Dor unferen 9boren, aug Stalien, btr
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ptrbrdngen, neil d BEL btr rieftgeH Stei.
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bic ts unferen l%intsrIebooteu bertantt
NIT unleren qrsiItn ni6t f%onturSirsr
toun unb neil Il, ni6t einmdl imthdnDe
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aae M1al pelnsittrt ino, NirmnIs unl
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MunianinbaTtris ihru AatmuriiobIa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

liirsen; Der @lesmeint 8ergarbsiisrpers
bano bat Bis gnbe Sunuar 100000 WdrI
fir arisesbeibtlfen ge8dblt, Der 9etrdg
BON / Wiaion Dart nirb bemndhf ers
reidi fein. glod 6rdItifdtr aber lit, ipos
mir Der GENERALIZATION elmer Der er6Bfen
decentralization er8dblts: es 1T BEN
WerIen taum mj9Iih, bic Qrheiter 5uriids
subdIisn, bic bic WiIitdrbeb6rbe ihnen aHF
ibrt Exclamation sur aafre6tsrbdItung
i1rer 8etriebe Freigegeben bat; bic Qeuse
ipolsn ins Selo, lie melben einfnh Bel ben
M~uiteruneen nift, bdB ie reiIamirt fino,
10 bah ma jebt INNER Beanie mitThidt,
bic biele Meloung fir lie srItatten. eDds
1T Der geiIt, bur1 ben mir Iiegsn,A febte
Ct hin3u. limb BEN entfpridt aud gang
bic 6altung Der 8eipertIhdFten snr
observation-disclosures. Gle bdben bic utbeFs
Ttunben I'M 5rieoen INNER betdmpft.
Sect aber baden lie 5ugsIjmmt. bdB SiDtis
nal ip0denilin je cine 6al6e leberihiht
berFobren ipirb, 10 oaB alfo bic Mrbeiter
3petmdl in Der Dohe sDolf itatt a6t
Stunben in Der @rube bleibsn, unb es
pirb mir osrTidert, baB bic @ertrduenss
manner bts gerearbtiterpsrbduoes ieIbft
bic arbeittr iiber bic g~lDtbipenbi9ttIi bfts
fer Mabndbnsn auftldrtn unb ie oufFora
bern, ii1 nidt dustufdIeBsn, neil bus
jebt bic 3eit stforbere. allies, ipds irgsnbs
ME 3piIti1seitsn herporruFen tonnte, tpirb
permieben. Die 8eb0rbtn 5iebsn aus biss
fer Saltune Der 4rbeiter beritdnbnispoa
bic aonieduen8en, bur9 frsisIte 5oHbs
habnne bts Acknowledgements, barh
bsreiimiaiges @srbaRbtln, burA permits
teln6es GinersiIen. G6 aud bic Mrbsiss
ee6er es tbun psrben2 geleaeHbsit bats
ten Tie jebt SaBu, mem Ff ben bon idmfHhs
Iiden 8srgutbtitsrs Grsanifutiouen ihntn
uhterbrtiteitn @orFdia9 duf giniebun9
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arigges. limb niemals mar BITE 3sit 10
ref bafiir pie isbt, roo Mrbpitpsbtr uAb
arbeitHtbnst es ID fort fihlen. Die fsbr
re dnFeinanber ~anagpieien iinb. pis itbr
lie i'm Qebten unb @r6Bten BON benz oseis
den Minen beieeIt iinb.
Gin Doll. Elm H~raftgefitL Elm Mins, 10
ilinet Is bsule b1rA M1gtHIdnos WttfnItn.
llno aus Dem Galiga Der Ndbtr. aus
benz Champion Der MaIhiHen tout bna
bobe 2iro bon Der q1irbe nnb bsm GrnR.
otr arbeit, bic i'm Ihrtr itIbf iDiltn 9e3
tloH uiro, q. o.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24


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plasiih an sinsm daf mtaiatn ednot pss
lsasan ME6tiisroori nit nfa hstnin vi
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bgn Eonnt mad Ttitrahtnp MtanAer
HEaugn unn 8inbgf ihrtn Aa~ftefeadtr
1mb ihrsn @tmuisaarftn htlitam. Dor
niua Idhrt oarh 0ds tNblihsiaene alpIs
fhal. bird bic aleinineuiirit pes Setss
fasn eaahss, pD ok GdbritsH iesar t1
anoaFfaaiasbdrmonifh Der NaholtaLt
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hier 1qts. bic MeRfheH unn TIRE ArneIt,
nod Dor gar rttt LANCER 3ttt m fer peI-
miiden groe norr5slts, rDis bier aies
BE Snbuftrft, bic Fn ouf BEN Sooens
Ihdssu unttr Der Groe onfbdat, rtht
minber als bic 2anbnirthihatt, be our
Der Ndsrtrame ben gohn ihrsr AreeH ilns
bet = natirlih or9dnilh ~esIpad1len mar
big 0as raIenDe GntDidluHsstsmpo oer
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lider entiDidiung srfalreE pai: ssou
siebt e bier IN her gilenlaohliIe htpsn
ben RieieutoH3erntr mt lqfeh nhhOerleu
bon WiiaiOHsn eIgsniapital eng gay
grOBe 3dhI tItinsr unb @tlet1itsr SetrIsne
init elmer our4 bic GaIeraftoleE pom 5aS
tfr uuf ben Sohn persrbitft Alaiilats.
ofbeit; 16er TIRE griitera u 0soro1t paIu
cine ifrdntenloie Anspslnhn9stsnDea8
Der grpbsn, be bts IN DE femme ssrleis
nerung hinetnnrangsn I'm ft9 ooDhrp
ben abfas fir ihre Rolltoffs 81 rpern.
BOD gisbt e bier, I'M gtler pls y Oer
aobls. sinen ultelngslellsnen ArDsllel.
trulH, BET out t@let1eit grntDstssniplm
IN br fdnDlthea 9tebendrbeIf tur aoIpet
nnb SeeIe ben Aisgleif far ot arpet
IN bet 9rube notr am 0tsn tlnoei lno
nnh bic Wertstnlonttn MT tlren tte,nen
Ginaelhdnlern entiprefen 3ant 9tobteh
8heile bieler u~bertpnrlelea Bc9nltte oe
MietbstdierHen iino bier sum @ild NON
Ieltsne caymportartitsl; aber bic Wltetbs'
fuferaen Fnb tbsn bier unO ba bod lHon
eefOutmtn, 5%aion1nsn NIT ben 9unOtrts
tauisnben hon frsmoen Arbettsrn, 6te DE
Sn6ufrie aug allen 2hetsn : AelTes,
aug ben pDlntlren Sprad9soieten nno
felbf aus BEN ausidnoe bernsIrtef IMP
gelegentlid Hagen rest idnft pc gSertspets
poltunesn fslbf, oaB Die Arbsttsr uno
aud iArt Jrausr th n ipat1lsnOsm
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In sbn(H,ns rta hsla sab nsfilaana @nai Nfsa.Hfa at
flsk,8 IL tttaffsl All 4tslh ANS nWNfttats siigt atpt.
Rttm mas fteasa iaa ~ pmlttt flHrtauHt f4hatH
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
MANY ATTEND
TEMPLE EXCURSION

IL required five cars to haul the
Iemplc workers from the Alpine
Stake on their excursion to Salt
Lake Thursday, and ever then many
mad to stand In the aisles. The train
was made up In two sections. the
nrst ono OF three cars leaving at
$3.50 a. IN. and the second one a short
time thereafter. Most of the excur-
sionists went to do Temple work,
though many took advantage of the
cheap rates TO spend a day in the
capital.
According to the reports Of the
agents, there were 352 tickets sold,
as follows: American Fork, III:
Lehi, 80: Pleasant Grove, so.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
ALPINE NEWSY T
(By A. l.. Dewey

Miss Marguerite Jensen aand Miss
Mary Catmull spent Saturday and
Sunday viiting at the home of Miss
Catmull's parents of Salt Lake CITY
Mr.. stanley Wanless spent SUNDAY
here, the guest of Miss Alice strong.
Mrs. Finnie Stubs of Provo Is here
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Moylo.
Word has been received here OF the
arrival of a baby girl at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bushnan. Mrs.
Bushman was formerly Miss Eihe
Farquharson of this city.
Miss Della Marsh IL here visiting
| relatives for n few days
Miss Inez Martin Ia reported 81
being very sick.
The children 81 MIS-. Julia phNt'|
are here visiting with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs u j. Strong.
A Sunday school party 80 to be gtvc'
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Willnr'
Burgess Wednesday. The officers an
teachers are requested 10 be preSenl
I Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Carter a
Lehi spent Sunday here. the guest q
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Forbes.
A baby gsl arriyel ut the home q
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayne last W'ei
A dark cloud passed over this cit
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
DICKERSON GOVERNOR
NOW MAKING GOOD

Arthur Dickerson recently went
cast anc Installed one Of his COVER
,!ors on a big water power plant
there. II gave such excellent results
that eastern capitalists have become
interested, and Tuesday they sent Mr..
Dickerson, who had returned TO Salt
Lake,a telegram asking II he would ex-
change capital stock for a factory site
in Kansas City and $1,000 with which
to erect a factory. DR.. Jones, for
merly OF this city, sent the telegram
and says that eastern people Will
supply all the capital necessary to
build and equip a plant there, In
which to make governors to supply
the thousands Of plants In the east
that need governors, Stock In the
Dickerson Governor Company that
was recently begging at a few cent?
Is now soaring around the dollar
mark. f,
Mr.. Dickerson viii go east In inc
near future and probably take charge
of the erection and operation OF {
plant. This will be good news h
many local people who " stock H.
the company.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
o o o o o o y o O 0 o o o o U %
, FORK o
!, HIGH SCHOOL NOTES o

o O O o o o o O o o o q o o o U U
Tho sophomorcs gave u spiend'd
program Friday morning CONSISTING
of a piano solo by VIVA Groo; n read
| ne by Alice Strong; n mixed quar-
cite; a solo by Victor Melodies ana
wo selections by the sophomore band
| The sophs took the initiative In hnV-
,ng a student pray at their programs
The band was n distinct novelty aho
gave the sophs quite n rep as being
, bunch of "liye wire"
Two new students have joined inc
senior class last week. They are
Hayden Holindrake and wayne WI
cox.
Miss Enuice Jacobsen ooh ny the
time allotted for devotional Tuesday
morning. She rendered several solos
and gave a number or readings IRON
Eugene Field and James Whitcom'
Riley. Her rendition OF some OF 'h'
choice selections CT these authors WA
highly appreciated.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
LET SOME ONE DO IT.

One of u subscribers has asked
us to draw attention to the frightful
condition Of the road leading from
this city to the sugar factory. 1t
either has big boulders or deep
chuck holes to such an extent an to
make II well nigh impossible. He
says that the Interurban road was
given a franchise with a provision
that they must make a good ~graveled
road out Of 1t, and he thinks that II
the railroad officials attention was
drawn to It they would be pleased to
fix 1t up.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
nRoNLEy.lyGERsOLL INITIALS

One of the popular weddings OF un'
season was that of Miss Lou nro"
ley and Mr., II. G. lngerso' ~
I,aIe TUESDAY. The bride isprop
ably the best known young a
American Fork. having served 40 "S
s,stant postmaster here ten years
and she is equally as popular 40 o." ;"
ia we'll known. The groom is one o
American Forks leading sheep nv"
being an owner with MS ,no,,
Mick mgersoll. They will make '"''
home in American Fork.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
COVNCIL CANNASSES
ELECTION RETURNS

The City Council held a sp','"'
session Saturday evening for inc pu'
nose of canvassing the election re-
turns. There vas N change u, Wv
general results, and only two Nar'a.
lions from the unofficial returns q.
published in our last issue 'eort,
r shelley gains four in the o''ic,''
count, and stephen d, Baker sp''
o,ah,eon. Others were as reported
a resolution wat carried deciar'"'
o,oc,cd those receiving the malor'''
votes, and the Recorder was anlnoa
tod 10 issue the certificates OF e'''
ton.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate OF Mary Ann Ralphs, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned ut their
residence In American Fork City, Utah
County, Utalt, on or before the LIST day
OF March, A. ID. 1915.
james Chapman, Jra George ii. Rob-
inson, Administrators.
Parker and Robinson, Attorneys for
Administrators,
First pub Oct. 30-last Nov. q, 1915.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
state Ergipner's Office.
Salt Lake City, Utah,

State Engineers Office.
salt Lake City, Utah,
October 81, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that John w.
Chapman and II, n, Christensen, whose
postonce address Is American Fork.
Utah, have made application In ac-
cordance with the requirements OF
the Compiled Laws of Utah. 1907. as
amended by the Session Laws OF
Utah, 1909, 1911 and 1915. to appro-
pirate ten C10) cubic feet of water
per second from the louth fork OF
American Fork Crock. Utah County.
Utah. Said water will be diverted at
a point which lies 1896 feet east from
the northwest corn,r OF Section 81,
Township 4 south, Range 2 east. Salt
Lake base and meridian. and conveyed
by means of n pipe line for n dis
| lance of $3.50 feet, and there used
from January l to December 81. inclu-
sive. of each year. to generate power
tn be used for the purpose of electric
lighting and propelling machinery at
American Fork. Pleasant Grove AM
surrounding settlements. After having
been so used. the water will be re-
turned. ut n point which bears north
S2 degrees 40 rinutcs east 2a,2oo feet
from the northwest corner Of Section
30, Township 4 south. RAJ &c 2 cast
salt Lake base and mci idiar. This
application Is designated IL the state
Engineers Office MS No. Sal.
All pro- sts against the granting oil
said application, stating the reasons
therefor, must be- made by affidavit In
duplicate. accompanied by a fec OF
81. so, and fled I'm this Office within
|, thirty 900 days after the completion
of the publication OF this notice.
w. ID. BEERS,
state Engineer.
Date Of first publication. November
l3. 1915. Date OF completion OF pub
= LEGATION, December -, 1915.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
Local High School
Clty's Greatest Asset
Nearly $50 Young Men and Women
In Attendance; Room for 90 More.

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or all the institutions of this city,
probably none comes closer to the
hearts Of the entire people than the
schools.
Up until u few years ago, the public
schools meant n fairly good knowl-
edge OF the three RS and a smatter-
ing Of several other subjects. A
small per cent who completed the
eighth grade took a high school
course In some outside institution,
and probably one per cent went
away to college.
! II would be we'll worth while for
every citizen to spend one day at the
local high school Oh the hill and see
what a transformation has taken
place. Nearly $50 students are en-
rolled there. and are doing work that
formerly could be obtained only In the
B. Y. u, the U. of U. or the U.
A. c. These 1870 students, when they
have completed their courses, will be
as well equipped as the average stu
dent is, who fifteen years ago, attend
| ed one of the above outside institu-
tons.
The inspiration impaired to these
boys and girls by Prof. Whitaker and
his able corps of assistants, Is the
same that impells the college student
to do big things I'm life. and the in
structions and training one gets there
enables the graduate to get the
broader view of life and do the things
' done by the successful men and WON
en- Of a community. The turning out
Of so many young men and women
each year, as compared with former
years, SO much better equipped &c
solve the problems Of life, cannot b'
other than the greatest asset In this
community,
The high school is equipped tt
give higher courses in mathematics
science, literature. music, history
languages, domestic science. agricul
ture, shop work and business-almos
everything necessary for the average
man and woman In the community
The laboratories necessary for IN
scientific research are there. IN
gymnasium for physical relaxation
and development is a great aid' bu
!. greatest of all is the spirit that !
, given the students.
Prof. Whitaker says that the classe
are we'll filed up, but that thef
is still room for about 20 more Amer
lean Fork young men and women WI
are eligible for entrance, but are III
. vet enrolled. II IL too late FOR the
, to do the necessary work to earn u
full four units, but there are sewers
, who did only a part OF a years wo'
Il last year. They could select sub)ec
|. now that would earn them tho nece
sary units for graduation or III
would better crafty those who do u
intend to graduate. He gives Inc IL
lowing list Of subjects that may
taken by students who have not .
tered vet: Zoology. domestic art 'yl
\ writing, agriculture, oral express,'
modern history, public spe"h'
chemistry, commercial arithm''
mechanic arts, domestic science, II
sic, general science, mechanical o''
ing and bookkeeping.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
THORNTON LEASES
ADAMSON BUILDING

william Thornton this week LEASED
the Adamson block, recently occu
MED as a garage. He will at once re-
model the front, making two open
,ncs instead of one. The building
will he divided into two rooms on
1880 feet and the other 1880 iee'
The larger one on the corner VIII o
used as A drug store, where MI
Thornton will move the stock OF 10
American Fork Drug Company on nc
comber LIST This will give Thornto
two n drug stores, one IN "'"'
end Of the business district
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
SECOND WARD SOCIAL A SUCCESS

The Second Ward social, given at
the Tabernacle last Friday night, was
one OF the most successful ever
given.
The people were welcomed at the
door by the ward bishopric. while the
Symphony Orchestra furnished music
for the dancing. Solos were rendered
by Mrs. G. +. Young and Ray ID.
Nichols. and ut 1880 apples wer'
served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
CATTLE MEN GET
SOME GOOD PRICES

Cattle buyers from Salt Lake this
week tied up u lot OF range cattle
owned by local cattlemen. The price
ranged from 5ia cents to 6 cents on
the hoof, the lower price being paid
for cows and the higher for steers
One man received the top price lot
both COWS and steers. This Is con
sldered n good price. aud Is a HUE
I'm advance of last year.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
b AND GUARDIAN
SHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respec-
tive Siguers for Further
information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF John VI. Thornton, Deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence in American Fork City,
Utah County. Utah, on or before the
Goth day of February, A. ID. 1916.
Sarah Jane Thornton, Administrators
Parker and Robinson, Attorneys for
Administrators.
First pub. Oct. i6-last Nov. 10, 1915,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
NEPHI l.. NORRIS
SUNDAY NIGHT

Nephi L.. Morris of Salt Lake will
be the speaker at the Tabernacle Sum
day night. He is one Of the best pub
lie speakers In the state. and usually
his name Is sufficient for a crowded
house. The meeting is under the
auspices Of the Sunday schools Of
the four wards, who will also supply
a musical program.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
THIS PAPER.

Goes to the home and Is reSd anu
welcomed there. II you wish to reac''
the housewife, the real arbiter oil DO
nestle destinies. you can 10 Do
through this newspaper 'u
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. n. Il. Robisson wishes to an
ounce TO those DESTROYS OF settling
their accounts with him, they can do
so by leaving the amount at Bank OF
American Fork and receive credits for
same. loot
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13

Vern Holindrake spent Sunday in
Cedar Valley.
Alb Burke Is homo. after a six
months visit in Arco, Idaho.
A. NJ. Smith of Logan was an
American Fork visitor Tuesday.
Nelson's Millinery shop In Lehi is
making great reductions in fall hats.
The big cut in ladies' and children's
hats will pay n to make her a
visit, as she is closing out the en-
tire stock. 13--.,t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
l'P.TO.MO'S LAD.

A splendid registered Berkshire
boar. for service; also fine registered
bull; service $50. Mt $ ID. Chipman'P
barn ~ 10 ID II