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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

FRUIT JAR TOPS. We have them.
Buchanan Grocery Co. SO-2t
Miss Frances Williford, of Atlanta,
who has been the guest of Mrs, E. B.
Hill for some time, left this afternoon
for Tuskegee Ala, where she will visit
before returning to Atlanta.
TSam Perry who has been confined to
his room for several days, has so far
recovered as to be able to back at his
post again.
Miss Ruth Walker has returned home
from a visit to friends in Rochelle and
Rebecca.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

"Skeeter Skoot" is death to skeeters.
Price is 25c Murray's. 30-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

C. S. Cults, well known cotton
operator of Savannah, is business
visitor in Americas for a day or two.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

CHOICE FARM LOANS at 5s9s
We give lowest rates, easiest terms and
quickest service. Save money by see-
ing US. G. R. Ellis or G. C. Webb.
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Frank T. Long, of Leesburg, was in
the city this afternoon.
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Local News Items

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

AUTOMOBILE LIVERY = Ring
Americas Taxi Cab Co. Phone S25.
Residence Phone Gas. L. L. Compton.
to 1
neutrality-suspicious. for loans on
choice farm lands; low rate of inter,
est; 5 to 20 years. P. B. Williford
7-19-tf
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY - Ring
Americas Taxi Cab Co. Phone 825.
Residence Phone 628. B. C. Vaughn.
Ito l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

FRUIT JAR TOPS. We have them.
buchanan Grocery Co. 3O-2t
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w. w. Dews, who has been spending
the past few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Wellborn F. Clarke, left this af-
ternoon for Panama City and St. An,
drews, Fla. where he will spend a
month fishing,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

Tom Gurr formerly an Americas
boy, but now residing in Waycross,
Ca, is in the city, the guest of rela-
tiyes. He spent Sunday in Vienna, Wis
iting his mother.
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Mrs. J. B. Dunn has returned home
from a visit of week in Milledge-
vile.
The Athens Business College is now
organizing a school to be taught here.
For full information send a postal to
T. X. MacCary, care Cawood House.
2z-tf
C. S. Cults, a well known cotton
operator of Savannah, is a business
visitor in Americas for a day or two.
Mrs E. c. Parker and Miss Mary
Parker left today for Atlanta, where
they will spend week.
FRUIT JAR TOPS. We have them.
buchanan Grocery Co, 3O-2t
Tom Gurr. formerly an Americas
boy, but now residing in Waycross,
Ca, is in the city, the guest of rela-
tives. He spent Sunday in Vienna, Wis
iting his mother.
l%Dr B. T. Wise came over from
Plains today and left in the after
neon for Augusta
BIG DANCE Magnolia Springs Tues
day night. July 31st Everybody in
vited. BOLT
fMr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton, of Fort
Valley, came down to spend the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs, P. B. Williford
90 Barlow street Their little daugh
ter, Elizabeth, who has been quite
il for several days, is recovering nice
~ Mr.. Newton returned to Fort
Valley this afternoon.
j. Mac Jennings, of the Atlanta
Journal, spent the weekend in Ameri-
Gus.
See Pawnee Bill Hughes broncho
buster and sharp shooter of the 2X2
Ranch. coming to Opera House Tues
day. July 31st, BOLT
f. S. Hale, of Smithville, was in the
city today.
| W. w. Dews, who has been spending
the past few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Wellborn F. Clarke, left this af-
ternoon for Panama City and St. An,
drews, Fla. where he will spend a
month fishing,
Lookout Mountain Seed Potatoes just
received at Aliens Drug & Seed Store.
Clay Clark after spending a day or
two here, left this afternoon for At
lanta.
lXMrs Frank Sheffield has returned
from months visit With relatives in
Atlanta
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-30

TDr B. T. Wise came over from
Plains today and left in the after
neon for Augusta.
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y l.. G. Council returned yesterday
morning from two weeks vacation at TIL
Tate Springs Tenn where Mrs, Coun- orga
ell, with Misses Ruth and Elizabeth, For
will remain for several weeks. T. X
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A limited supply of Lookout Irish
Potatoes left, let us have your order
now. PLANTERS SEED co. y
2e-3t oper
visit
n Rev. James B. Lawrence, rector of ~
! calvary Episcopal church, left last w
night for New York City to spend /Parf
month. 'i'ey
Plant Lookout Mountain Seed Irish
Potatoes and have good fall crop. We hucl
hem. Aliens Drug & Seed Store.
Tt
boy,
Rev A D. Kendrick, pastor of the Ca
First Baptist church left last night tive;
for Windsor, Conn, 10 spend months itine
vacation. f..
Why use only half of your ability la
when little training will fit you to nocl
use all of your talent and to get the
salary you are worth? Take a bust B
ness course. 22-tf day
vite
Leon V. Arnold, principal of one o. v
the ward schools of Amsterdam, N. Y, w
arrived yesterday to be the guest offNal
IC Ames IN Hill street. end
Let us do your developing. We APP ter,
preciate your business Murray's il
Pharmacy, the Rexall Store. BOLT ly.
Val
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w C. Mcdonald
have returned form visit of several j.
days to Macon, Ga. Jou
Gus
Now that your poultry is shedding
they need a good tonic Use Con- S
keys Tonic PLANTERS SEED co, bus
29-3t. Rar
day
!, Misses Margaret and Matte Hall, OF
Milledgeville, are the guests of their F
grandmother, Mrs. ]. b. Dunn, on CITY
Jackson street.
r Join the Business Glass and prepare the
yourself to fill one Of the many posi- Mrs
tons that will be vacated by those who terri
= have been called by the draft 22-tf Dire
nor
DMiss Essie Roebuck is the guest of
Ifriends in Milledgeville, going up by L
automobile Saturday. On her return rect
" she win visit friends in Macon
Charles" the kiss of bliss 35c two
pound. Murray's Pharmacy. 901t LAM
Miss Mary Lou McTyier has gone to lXN
= New York to spend a month with rela- frol
a..
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BIG DANCE Magnolia Springs Tues
day night. July 31st Everybody in
vifed BOLT
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f. S. Hale, of Smithville, was in thu
city today.
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See Pawnee Bill Hughes broncho
buster and sharp shooter of the 2X2
Ranch. coming to Opera House Tues
day, July 31st. 3O-lt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
BOYS PROGRAM
AT Y. M. FRIDAY
BOOST FOR KIDS
S. w. RobIey Arranges GYM
nastiG Performance Which
viii Lead in This Work

The Boys Club entertainment at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Friday evening is now an
assured success not only from the
standpoint OF finished and thorough
ly rehearsed program, but along ii.
nancial lines as we'll. ~.
S. w. Robley, in addition to setting
up the entertainment, has been the
leading force in the handling of the
tickets and he, single handed, has dis.
posed of over 100 tickets to date while
a number of his young live wires are
also out whooping things up in the
way of making their stunt financial
success E .. ...- = = $50
After all expenses are paid the re.
naming amount will be used in partly
paying for the travelling team repre-
senting the Honolulu Boys Clubs, who
will visit the island of Kauai. during
the month of August, giving several
gymnastic exhibitions while there I'm:
der the supervision and direction OF
Mr.. Robley. r.. ...-
x This entertainments will also give
the general public an opportunity to
get in direct touch with the character
CT work that the Honolulu Boys Clubs
are doing which organization has made
wonderful strides during the past year
not only in added membership but in
getting new equipment and competent
assistants and definite lasting or
ganiZation with live, interesting pro-
gram that attracts and holds the boys.
There are 16 numbers in all on the
we'll arranged program and it would
indeed be hard to make a selection of
the best for they all look and are ex-
ceptionally good. ... ~.
The program: IL. -.... -. f. =
l. Ten minutes with the Y. M. C. A.
Cadets. ...--.-.# =,
g. Overture by the Y. NJ. G.. A. or.
chestra, "The Golden Sceptre," arr. by
Dumont ::.% "ss .-.a.
r. 3. Honolulu Crawl. " ...s
T. Dumb bell drill. .-=
5. Trombone solo (selectedD, Fred
w. sBehling. -. Jl
6. Indian club drill
Z. High dive-open to ALL
g. Pyramids by Industrial school.
g. Horse drill. .-....z. =.
10. 40-yard mat race.
II. Orchestra, American Patrol
tMeacham).
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BOWLERS
sign STAR FOR
CHINESE MATCH


. Ii is reported that A. B. Chamberlin,
V no wen high individual average prize
IN the 1915 championship of the Y. "a.
c. A. Bowling League, is in the city
again and viii probably be signed by
the Cosmos team for the balance OF
the season Since the Cosmos are IN
the running foT the championship,
with nine games won and three lost.
the addition of Chamherlin win make
the team very formidable
Tonight the Cosmos roll the All
Chinese in a match which will decide
first place at least temporarily. With
J. c. Chamberlih, w. A. Ham, Leslie
Scott. &, Fl. Merriam, Jimmy Mctiaire
and A. u. Chamherlin, Capt. Atherton'S
team should make the Chinese hustle
for every game. ~
Tomorrow tae sOahus, another first.
place contender, wiz bowl the Hawaiis
who have also been winning with regu.
larity of late. The Hawaiis are still
to be reekoned with in The final count.
Altogether, it's a great race in the
"Y!' Lowing League. ID.
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Will
PLAY SUNDAY At
MOILIILI field
Braves VIII Meet Eva Team in
First Game and HaWaiis Will
Battle With Ruger Tigers

Members of the Hawaii baseball
team will stage a benefit doubleheae-
er at Moiliili field on Sunday after
noon to raise funds FOR. tie purchase
of uniforms The Hawaii team Is CON-
posed OF Hawaiian boys who have
been making a success in local base
ball. (
As a feature of tie doubleheader
the Eva team, champions Of the Plan.
tation League. win meet the Braves.
champions Of the Pacific League. The
Eva tossers believe that not all the
real baseball in Hawaii is confined 10
the teams in thereby, and will make
an effort to prove that the suburban
ties are eapaBle of downing the Pa
cifie League team.
Three Star Pitchers
Manager Bill Lee of the Brarcs Is
out For another championship and
will have strong team in the field
this year With Nelson, Perry and
Sam Ku, the Braves Will have 3 trio
of pitchers which should rank wiki
any hurting staff in the league, and
has already strengthened his infiei1.
Among the PLAYERS who viii per.
form fer Ito Braves en- Sunday are
Lee, Perry. Nelson. Klf, Silva. Rosa,
Mara. Anahu, Comes, Ornellas and
other players WHO will be given try
outs This aggregation is surely
formidable and ought to- give the
Plantation champions a real battle
from start to finish.
HaWaiis SsslTigers
IN the second game o. the day the
Hawaiis will meet the Fort Ruser
Tigers. This will be the first appear.
ance of the Hawaiis on the field this
season and the fans of Honolulu viii
be naturally Interested in the showing
made by the squad The Fort i'uger
Tigers lost to the Chinese in a close
game two weeks ago. and since that
time have been practising reg llarly
for revenge son one of the Pacific
League organizations.
Frank Kafia viii have a number OF
good players in the lineup on Sunday.
among them being Haneberg, C;
Boyd, Moniz, Simon, White and
Smith, p; Cushingham. ID; Kekauoha,
Continued on page six)
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fag6!gl!kgytii!ll(S{ 81 R a.. 8 IS Sport5
SCHOOL LEAGUE
TO BEGIN PLAY
NEXT TUESDAY

The inteTschOlastic league season
will open this year on May l, when
St Louis and Mckinley meets al Ath-
letic park and Punahou meets Mills
at Mills field. The other games of
the year will be played at different pc
RODS, as arranged. .s.-
Both Mckinley and St Louis Will
pay in the opening games of the Pa
cific League on Saturday. May ), and
as many of the Pacific League play
ers are members of the interscholastic
teams it is expected that the inter
scholastic games Will be shifted to
some other date, especially when Nc
kinney and st. Louis are PLAYING.
Frank Midkiff of Punahou said that
he favored this plan. and inasmuch as
Brother Elmer aud Henry Chilling
worth are both at the head of the Pa.
cific League teams il is thought that
conflicting games in the interschol-
aStie will be played on Thursday or
Friday.
st. Louis will have a strong team
this year, and : Mckinley. coached by
Henry Chillingworth. will also be in
the field KanIehameha has, mum
Der Of stars back in the game, and
PunahCu and Mills will be greatly
strengthened. Tie race should re-
solve itself into a battle between st.
Louis and Mckinley, although the
high school will miss Gordon Ross,
who has left school. Ross will be
eligible to play with the Mckinley
team in the Pacific League.
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YOUNG SANTELL WINS
ONE FALL IN MATCH
WITH JAPANESE STAR

Young Santell returned from Hilo
This morning where he met Edosaki.
tie Japanese wrestler, in match.
Young Santell took the first fall in
seven minutes, and the two head spin
ners wrestled for 20 minutes to u
draw in the second fall.
Young Santell said today that Edo
sali is better wrestler than Miyake
and put up hard match, but the local
man is willing to meet Edosaki in a
finish match at the Skating Rink. ow-
ing to the bah at the armory the bout
was not we'll attended.
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Youngsters 10
! Meet In Polo
Match Friday

Young mallet. wielders of Honolulu
will meet in a polo match on Friday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Ha-
vail Polo and Racing Club field. Ar
Iangements were completed for the
match yesterday afternoon and the
boys who average about IL years of
age viii be ready when the official
throws the wooden ball into the fray.
Peter Harmon has been working out
with the boys and will be stationed at
No. on the Blue team. The young
sters have taken much interest in the
game, and every afternoon a squad
may be found out at the park mounted
on their wee ponies, shooting the ball
through the goal posts. IL.
The players competing in the match
Friday afternoon are as follows: NJ
..a@ r. .- AT ITEC .s...: ....s....
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kANAKANUi BEST
lNl.A. THURSTON
Swimming MEET
FuHafBH Students Show Excel
lent Form in Aquatics;;
Novice Events
.sneelal star. Butletin Corresnondepcel

.
OAHU COLLEGE, April 23.--The
Thureton swimming meet was con,
cluded az, Punahou yesterday after
noon.1 The meet was pentathion in
two divisions: Novice and open cham
rionship.s The open championship was
won BY william Kanakanui, second
place going to harold Harvey. The
novice championship was won BY
charleS Cassidy, second place going to
Charles Woods
There was corresponding meet for
the preparatory students. In this meet
the open championship was won by
sPTesfon Chaplin, second place going
20 Henry Pogue The novice prep
championship was wen by James
oDowda, second place going To Par
nell Mann
For ThUrsfon Medals
The meet was made attractive by
the generous patronage OF Lorrin A..
Thhrston. II Is Thurston,s belief that
Hawaii should develop the best swim
mers In the world. To this end he en-
courages swimming, especially In the
schools. For the Punahou meets he
offered eight medals; four for the
boys and four for the girls OF the
academy. Ribbons were Offered for
the winner of first or a second place
IN any event. and large ribbons were
given the winners OF the preparatory
meets. This Is the second year the
medals have been given Punahou.
About 50 boys entered the meets.
There were several more who trained
for the meets ana thus received the
benefits OF practise but were unable
from one cause or anoe'er to COM
pete.
The Punahou tank has three turns
in the SO yards and six in the 1OO.yard
swim. Under these conditions some
very good races were run. In the 30
yard Ksnakanui covered the distance
IN Is seconds, while Harold Harvey
made second place in rs seconds.
Kanakanui swan the hundred in o.
HAT, Harvey rubbing him 81 one min
ute and trifle. The plunging, div
ing and backstroke were all CORE
spondingly classy.
II a interesting to note the order In
which the first few men finished.
prepafstory Meet
Novice: /. O'Dowda; 2, P. Mann;
3. L. Alderman: 4. r. Auit; 5. WI
H6bay.
Open. 4, Chaplin: 2, H. Pogue: 3,
E. Peterson: 4. Klebahn; 5, T. Fas.
soth
Academy Meet
Novice: /. Cassidy; 2, c. Woods; 3,
Mott smith: 4. Bowers; 5. Paris.
Omen: i. w. Kanakanui; 2, H. Har-i
vey: 5. d. Pratt; 4. w. Vetlesen; 5,
r. Watt.
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Kan Cadets Make
Big Hit In HiIo

Athletes from Kamehameha school
and other students are back from a
tour of Hawaii where they spent a
very pleasant vacation. Members OF
the party to the number. of ITO visited
the Volcano and other points of inter-
est around the island Of Hawaii.
On Friday evening the Kamehame.
ha basketball team was defeated by
the Hilo boarding school by a score
of 20 to IL. The baseball game was
not played On account of rain, but
on Saturday evening the Kan boys
came back strong and captured the
basketball game. On the same even
ing the Cadets gave a concert and
dance at the arnory in Hilo.
The dress parade and exhibition
drill on Sunday was feature of the
visit to Hilo, and was warmly received
by the Hilo people. The Hawaii Post
has this to say about the cadets:
The highly pleasing demonstration
by the Kan cadets at the park yester-
day afternoon vas proof sufficient
that made in Hawaii" is good enough
to be applied to our soldiers, too. For
nearly two hours the boys were put
through every movement known to
military tactics without a single mis-;
hap from start to finish.
Capt. Booth is to be congratulated
en- the success he las attained with
his cadets the equal of which it would
he difficult to find In case Of war
being brought to our threshold, there
is little doubt but what commissioned
officers could be found among these
very stalwart yong chaps who made
such 4 splendid showing on the drill
grounds at Yesterdays exhibition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
ROSS MAKES new
WORLD RECORD IN
100 METER SWIM

SAN FRANCISCO. caL-Accordins
"a wire received from Chicago. Nor.
men Ross, the Olympic Club cham,
plou swimmer. broke worlds RESORT
when lie swan tile. l60meter race on
Friday night In TIE tank of the Chiea.
70 Athletic Club in 81 secon.!s. TINS
a better by three-fifths CT secon1
than the performance of Duke Kaha-
namoku. who previously held the rec.
ord. The event was called the Sims
special race. Ross has now GIMP ct,
ed his swimming tour. He is to Visit
relatives in Portland. Ore, end thea
return home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
RATIONAL LEAGUE
M,cREDlE RELEASES
LEFTY" ScHATZLElN

wcrd comes from Los Angeles that
water McGredie has decided 70 re-
lease Lefty Schstzlesn. AMI has al
ready given him his five-day notice
Of feseRae
The Los Angeles scuthpaw Is a lit
tsr zl,S an control and needs further
seasoning before he can class as a
Flass AA twirler Schatzlein has .
!. Ion 81 stuff, when he gets the ball
sTTa- the plate, but a year in the
Northwest league viii ut him far bet
ter than his remaining With the Beay.
ers where :he would get little chance
to work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
PACIFIC COASTERS @>.....
ADOPT REACH BALL

The Pacific Coast League has fol
lowed the lead OF the American
League and is row using the Reach
baseball in all games. The Reach
Company has secured a a0year con,
tract with the Pacific Ceast League
to furnish all baseballs. The league
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25

formerly used the Goldsmith ball. =.
The Reach cork center ball has also
been adopted blythe local leagues to
a great extent. The Pacific League
has adopted. the ball used by the
American League, and the Oahu-Ser.
vice League will without doubt use
this ball. The Spaiding balltis used
in the National League at the present
time -. 49, :, ..... 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
< At Portland Portland I, San Fran.
cisco ia innings; game called be-.
cause of darkness). -.
At Los Angeles-Salt Lake 8, Los
Angeles o.
At Oakland-Oakland 8, Vernon s.
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At Detroit-St Louis 2, Detroit z.
Al washington = Washington ),
Philadelphia 5. :,
AZ Bostots-New York 2, Boston !.
AT Chicago Chicago /. Cleveland O.
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The total value CT precious stoned
brought INTO tae United States in Jan
uaiy. 1917, am unted to $4,659,67S.
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MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS. !
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AT New Yofk-New York 5. Boston
: Al Cincinnati Chicago $. cincin-
natl a..
!. !. ,,,,on,xn-Ra,n.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25

IL. Mat drill and tumbling.
ID. Distance diving open to ALL
IA Parallel bars.
10. Distance diving from sprin
board.
Is. aloha De-" everybody, with Of
chestra leading.
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/. Games Today ILL.,
San Francisco at Portland.
Vernon at Oakland.
Salt Lake at Los Angeles.
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john d. Rockefeller. Jr., donated
$500 for the equipment of a dental
dis9ensafy in North Tarrytown high
school.
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AMERICAN LEA0uE

lAt lsfooklyn-Rains
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-29
HAM SCHOOL HOUSE

Well as l have been unable to see anything from lAis jsaint will try to let the peep. 5t eVada county know that peopie do eX- ist in this part. We are on the progressive line, We try to raise plenty of corn to live on. and some cotton to pay our debts. Sc you see we are coming right along. Some of us are on the speculative line, to say the least of t. We buy chickens and eggs and oeeasionly q niee fat shoat, and sell them for less than w. gave, so 1oa sne the money uar. af tHat k quite sma6. het Eee. se the business.
 f'ngs I.adaet sl uaNcs a@ regular calls al Nl 05aaa
 Henry MeAilhaa ls rfepaeia- 10 builj < aeu hrasa t4la =aaf.. mer.