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CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

CHICAGO. June Notwithstanding that
the corn market continued to-day to show
remar able activity. sensational advances
In price received decided chock. Prospects
OF warmer weather and OF consequent better
Held conditions for the growing crop did
a good deal down values. The close
heavy at the yesterdays
finish to cents lower with July at l.55h to
.53,7. and September at li2a. TO 1.43. Wheat
closed unsettled Il cent net decline to
3 cents advance. with July at :2:ha and
September l.95. oats lost :. TO IL. cents The
outcome In provisions ranged from 8 cents
decline rise OF IL cents.
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RICHMOND nay MARkEI


NEW YORK, June 7-Beeves. no tradin &.
c.lyos steady. medium 10 good vea!s,
sheep and lambs, steady: sheep xo9
!io2n culs. 500. good and prime lambs,
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RICHMOND 1--we STOCK MARKET
81 i..s lillian =. r -.

Richmond. Va. June 7. 1917
"a io's: COMMON TO fair sgs Choice 20 he f%1e'
sGsia. medium TO good. ~ q Sia: common
to fair 797is Choice cows. IA as: medium
20 TO good s'4 q ~ common to fair. 81. as...
re oxen, e'7Ge: medium TO good INA:
e.oi!mon TO fair, 81 o. Best heavy bulls.
49, iEht san Best calves, llal2: com.
medium weight. l3aaH: shoats liaia;
s sn.i and sass. snl2 Best sheep. 7Ss:
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NEW ORLEANS, June 7-TodaE's cotton
Insrke, session q: rcali2inE ana
sft.r BRET SHOW OF strength In the carly
trading. prices fell away for material
res ction, standing - IN" lowest at net
Z net ,oss OF q 20 = points closing oid;
Iuiy, .-.Hs; October, LIST: December. IA;
January, ciI. March. .l.'0.
Spo; cotton drIn and UNCHANGED sales on
In. spot, ios bales. TO arrive. 40 bales: .
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CHICAGO: juno Hogs: receipts 1900
slow. 10 70 cents under yesterdays aver.
miMed' SO i9g IS; heavy. .I5.i5li si5 so::
'attle receipts. s,v,. steady: native be. 2
.at;!e *o?j sla.si stockers and feeder.
800 N.99 COWS and heifers. IS 3ou sll 50;
sheep: receipts. 7noo weak: weather..
800 Sc 50; lambs. $3.50 a $3.50: springs
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
MhnlrAnlt OnnfnIinns
&C 2 CUTIE \ Coz
Richmond. Va. June :. II

Poultry mark.t--Sprins chickens very
Plentiful ana dull demand very Light hens
in very light receipts, demand heavy, not
near enough coming IN 10 supply demand :.
outlook hirher. ,ses- Market Arm and
active. receipts tsht outlook higher
Butter-Harket in extremely active coHdi-
t!on receipts light; demand heavy. Hides
Ms -ket dull Live stock ana Neals con.
iinue in good demand and command top
market price arrival.
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COTTON MAi,KEIs.

vas nervous ana unsettled to-day. with
p!ie~. lower after the biz advance q Wed
n.sc1v October contracts sold of from
= e. 10 - y closing =, Il ?.. with the gen
ersl lis, closing steady a. net decline OF
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On the Curb.

VH TIC lUrb.
NEW YORK. June The curb r,,-Lo,
was less active to-day duo TO the interest
mat was attracted TO other security mar
continuation OF the upward tendency Of
prices. Prices held steady to firm Quo
:, zoo Aetna Explosives. 3a.at: a25 Chevro-
let Motor. as q 100: 5,oA0 Maxim Munitions
si.0 sa 5000 United Motors, CSC Isl. 1885
I Z Soncs cen "a. :%M3: 3;0o Anglo
Ref, l31lSi.: lou Cosdcn OH and Gas
SSSS 500 i$G lsi.: ieoo Federal OH. si7GSa
tan Petroleum. o3-1ST2i.; $500 Oklahoma
on: common: s9s: 500 Keystone Cons
sNTS5s $50 Victoria Oil, 9T9i,: 800 Atlanta
isIS; 400 Biz Ledge. 5A n Sas: 1000 Boston
ana Montana 6STsE: $500 Calumet and
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
DN-
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Norfolk & Western Railway
Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY ComDany

Tile Progressive Railway OF the South,';
:. Trains leave daily: A. NJ. NorIina local:
12:bO L. NJ. Slcepers Atlanta and jackson.
vile 6;S5 r; Nj, sieepers JaGksonvine, Tain
12:45 +. Al. sleepers Atlanta, Birmingham
Jacksonville. Tampa and ST. PeterSburE
Trains arrive: b::O A. ~. 7:5: A. ~, 1851
A. NJ. 40 Z. NJ - .eV
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Ing: ~ Gs$: 15oo Goldncid Con. .ssess; 1000
Sa 5enn Monster, rs alh: 100 Jumbo Ext.
M .oS Ton Lode. 2sa$S :@oo Success. a s
ZSn q is 35 coo Jerome Verde, II! aP1 1sI,s
osses Han,,pPa Paper and Pulp. s,sGS,a: 500
and r.. l0STii. oAiahona +.
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BOND LIST

- Waiting Pap.r ss......... ssS
Hnrlo ranch s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e5S
Atlantic Coast Line LIST ts.............. SIN
A. C. Ii and y. col. 4s................. s.
a 9 I CIV As IBaltimore) (asked).. ssh
Ch.san.aks and Ohio CIV iL,s............ 15i.
ShessneaSe and ohio CIV. Ss............... SSes
ItSrS,, and Nvers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
WsIsantile Marine So NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. alA
s.nhnsrd Air Linz adj. Observation-Disclosures. is
Sontb-rn railway As ..........,....... 6sS
S.n.bs-, R.ilway ss ............,., ae
L. S Registered cs. 1880 tbid) .......... 95%
L. 6. Registered SIS, 1915. ............... g
L. s Registered Is. 1925 did .......... loa
L. S ReE Panama IS. 1861 th!d> ........ gu
United States Steel rs .................... lN,s
y. ra- Chemical LIST 5s................ o7i1
Na-Csr. Chemical cv. ss.................. 2?
Va Brown Bros. cts. CIV. Na.)......... 80
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II 9l2: common to fair, e9Io Choice spri
iamos. i9l5: medium. l2@l3.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June 7.-Gray goods were
popular fabrics were scarce Raw Silk sold
at hiGh figures. Sellers of dry goods in the
contracts.
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NAVAL. STORES

NAVAL STORES.
or SAVA 4. :, Sa,. Ga june 1-Turpentine;
casks; shipments. 10 casks: stock. 1916
casks. Resin. firm; sales. l.o44 barrels; re-
cclpts. l.iS3 barrels. shipments. 100 barrels:
stock. 6!.2t5 barrels. Quote y. h. 5.45 a 5.52i,
= p: $50 g $50: +: 500 SIS; +: $500 so;
u. h.,nM 5.S5; II. 5.T5T 5.S5: |, 5.SlGt.I: k
5SI Se5: N. 5.&@s.C5: " GO a SO: VIC
6.2oG6.5o; WV, 6.SSG64o.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRsnor,ed by Rodgers. Piunmer & Co. Inc,
bushel. '
Observation-Disclosures etock-MRrket Arm
Fancy Jumbo. SIC per pound extra prime
sEc per pound. prime. Sc per pound
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CHOICE OF = FAST TRAINS
FAST SPECIAL TRAIN

VIII leave Richmond every Sunday at
and leave Norfolk. returning. at $40
i. NJ. reaching Richmond 1925 p. III.
Excurslon Tickets from Richmond
directions on the .RichmOnd md Nor
folk Limited" Cannon BalD. which
leaves Richmond 900 A. NJ. and leaves
Norfolk 4:16 T.. N.
wEEk-END RATES. Norfolk. $500;
Virginia Beach, 1925. On sale Friday
afternoon ana Saturdays Limit Mon
day following.
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Iash STa1N. " hea t-No. red, No. and
ia I'd. nominal. No red. $50. Corn-No
yellow, i:icdl.I22: No. yellow. LIZ Gll.T:!.
No. yellow. 1.1li..
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. ON 'CHAN1E
Richmond. Va. June {. 1917.
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Official Range and, Sale of Stocks in New York

By THOMAS BRATCH, & CO. Bankers
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RICHMOND FRUll MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

(By W. @. Green's aw a. Col
Richmond. Va. June :. II
Veg, f.tbIes
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The undersigned special commission
etS OF the Corporation Court of Dan
pending, styled Alice Burton survivinr
eHecutriN. etc. rs. James II. Schofeld
et ais, as directed by a decree of said
said cause. will. until 80
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IL o'clock. noon.

JOHN r. COOK CLARK
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07

ferred by Foreign Minister Balfour to
the ambassadors of the entente and OF
the United States.
81 think l should have remembered
It If such an incident had taken
place" said Secretary Lansing.
The comment was occasioned by the
notification in Petrograd Of alleged cor
respondence between the Russian
naval charge d'affaires in London and
his home office in which he is repre-
sented to have related that the diplo-
matte representatives of the allies in
London agreed to receive and con.
slider whatever proposals Garmany had
to offer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07
.IustIce White Good Walker.

Chief Justice White could give the
noted Edward Payson Weston a good
handicap and beat him in a walking
match. Mr.. White brims over with
good nature, and he is welcome WIS.,
itor on any street which he picks for
his rambles about Washington. He
probably knows more women and chill
dren in the poorer sections, between
the capitol and the exclusive northwest
Of the city, than any other Washington
ian. Frequently he is seen trudging
along In the midst OF lot Of urchlns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07
The Logical Reply.

At fancy-dress ball for children
says an exchange, policeman sta
toned at the door was instructed no
to admit any adult.
An excited woman came running up
to the door and demanded admission
I'm sorry, num-" replied the police
man, "but I can't let anyone In but
children"
"But my child Is dressed as but.
terf1y," exclaimed the woman, "and
has forgotten her wings!"
"Can.t help IT," replied the naIice-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07
man; "orders Is orders. You'll have
TO let her go as caterpillar."-Youth's
Companion.
EiahtIna Gophers and MoIes.

Effective methods of destroying jack
rabbits have been devised and the dep
relations Of these animals have been
greatly reduced in many localities
where they have proved exceedirgly
destructive. Similarly satisfactory re-
suits are being obtained against 30
piers and moleS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07

Though this adver-
tisement shows special
items at $1.00, we wish
to emphasize that spe-
cials in Wearing Ap-
parel for every man or
youth are on sale at
special prices tomor-
row.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07
Six Feet Tall at Twelve.

A girl who has been growing for the
last three years at phenomenal rate
and is now more than six feet tall. al
though she is only twelve years old. IL
interesting the physicians of Johns
Hopkins hospital. Baltimore, who ex-
pect to see her become a Riantess'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07

without loss of normal mental powers.
For the last three years the girls
growth has been phenomenal. surpas-
sing all records at the hospital ana
cases known to the scientists thero
who are studying giantism. .Htti she
was nine years old she was simply =
large girl. She now weighs 117h
pounds and is above the average intel
iect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07

none or wnom show the slightest
regard for the great dignity of his Of
fee, but who bask equally under the
radiance Of his beaming smiles.-El-
sha Hanson in Cartoons Mazazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07

Inc largest practical reinforced con
crete sea-going vessel yet built II Z
3,O0O-ton craft recently completed =
Norway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07

With Miss Ruth Law. the aviatriI
who has sought commission in the
army, a gallery spectator. Represent
ative Hubert Of New York introduced
a bill permitting women to enlist and
receive commissions in the aviation
section Of the Signal Corps. The HUI
bert bill would make eligible for fly
ing service women between the ages
of eighteen and thirty-f1ve years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-07
LANSING IGNORANT OF PLEA

knows Of No Secret Peace Offer by
Germany Last Summer.
Washington, Dec. 7.-State Depart
ment officials have no recollection OF
a secret plea for peace by Germany III
August OF this year. which -vAa re'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16

He--Do You know what | am going
to say 70 yen. Drop it.
Mil Drop what:
He Everything happiness ana love
and work asd God knows what clsc
1t is all 80 provincial. Even ouDdrenms
let them be what they will. are proyin-
ciai--yes. even our sUllcrngs.
Nju-- And what is tiere That isn't
provincial?
He What. Art and death9 No; art
Is tool only death.
Nju mdcrs, tnd.
Hc-You don't love me. Niu.
Mill love you very much. Really
10 love You. only there is something
that Is more than love something still
higher.
He-What's that--liie?
N.iu-I don't know
He-Or-or death?
Nju--No; there is something stip
higher.
He-Than life. death and love;
Nju--Than all combined. There must
surely be something: otherwise the
whole thing would be so meaningless
From the Russian Play "Nju."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
BARLEY VS.. WHEAT.

National Crop improvement srrsice.l
Barley at G0c per bushel Will profit
ably compete with wheat at 500.
Were it not for the sustaining inllu-
ence of The high prices for mailing
barley It would compete with oats,
but as It is the crop Of barley for 1915
brought $122,5o0.o0000 The price of
barley is now $3.50 to $3.50 per bushel,
but taking $3.50 as basis, the 1915
crop Of tS0.00o000 bushels, would
bring c234.000,o00
Yields Of 40 to 50 bushels of barley
ner acre are not uncommon and as
iust a feed value this means q hand
some return to the grower. But in adj
dltior to this there is always the IL
centive of raising a good crop OF SUI
perior barley that can be solo for
mating purposes. at advanced prices,
and a good yield of mailing barley
will hold It's own with any other crop.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
MONEY IN BARLEY.

tvationsl CROP improvement sery'ce.l
Those Whp have been disappointed
in getting gring wheat seed are able
to still maize an even more profitable
crop by putting in barley. The Wisccn-
sin Experiment Station with head
quarters al tho University IN charge
Of r. A. Moore. can furnish on tele-
gram orders pedigrecd barley by OK.
press in almost any quantities. Thc
seedsmen arc well supplied with this
seed, and farmers who Rave otherwise
idle land. can stu make barley-rais!rs
a great success. Barley should to a
leading crop wherever spring wheat
can be grown ard In many cases far.
they south where other crops may
have to be ploWGd up.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16

Ottawa, Illinois; at which time ana
Mace said bids will be publicly open
cd
# is estimated that there will be
about the following amounts Of WORK
TO be done and materials 20 be tur'
nished 4S,371 SO. yds. Of excavation,
1855 lin. #. sandstone curbng, reset
ting 1870 lin. #. sandstone cur5ng'
constructing GO catch basins, 6,7I2 Gu.
yds. concrete foundation, 1924 Gu. yds.
of sand. 1891 So. yds. Of brick pave
mont gYout filler for 4S,37l SO. yds.
br'ck pavement and " tons Of asphalt
Sad IMPROVEMENT snail be On
structcd and made in accordance With
the ordinance providing for the same
and the rap5, plats, plans and speci-
nca.ioNs for tho same on file IN the
office Of the Public Engineer of said
Board
Proposals must be made on blanks
furnished By said Board and in com
plance with the instructions thereto
attached. which can be had on appli-
cation to the Public Engineer and
must be accompanied by cash or by a
check payable to the order Of the
President Of said Board OF Local I'm
provements in his official capacity, GER
titled by q responsible band for an
amount Of not less than ton per cent
10%) OF the aggregate of the propo
sal.
The contractor shall be pads ii
'onds, bearing the rate of five pei
ca t59d) per annum.
No 4iaa will be received unless the
party Offering It, shall furnish oyi
dence satisfactory to the Board Of Loo
al Improvements that he has the nee
essary facilities, ability and pecuniarl
/ resources TO fulfll the conditions o
the contract and execute the work
should the contract be awarded t
him
Bidders will examine the ordinances
maps nlats, plans and specifications
and also the locality in which sale
work is to ba done and Judge To-
7 themselves all of the conditions ant
circumstances affecting the cost ant
nature Of the work.
The Board OF Local Improvement
reserves the light to reject any int
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
Final Settlement.

Estate of William Stevenson, de.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said estate, that the un.
dersigned executor of the last will and
testament of said William Stevenson,
deceased will appear before the Pro
bate Court Of the County OF La Sale
and State of illinois, at the County
Court House. in Ottawa. in said coun-
ty. on Monday, the 18th day of June,
"A. u. 1917, for the purpose of render
ing an account of his proceedings in
the administration Of said estate for
the final settlement, when and whore
any and AL persons Interested may op
pear and show cause, II any there be
why, such account should not be ap
proved by the Court.
Dated at Ottawa this 2nd day Of
May, 1917.
1 EDWARD j. KELLY.
gf Executor
Edw. G. zlm. Clerk OF Probate
Court, La Sale County, Illinois.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
COLLEGE STRENGTH
RECORD is BROKEN

y 4 NEW national record in col
y legc strength tests was re-
= Gently established in Corvallis :
y COLLEGE, Oregon, wlea Harry j. ;
y cole. n sophomore, ran up total (.
y CT 2,l5S.6 points. The old record :
Z of :!.l09 points was held by Nike :
s; Dorizas. champion heavyweight :
y wrestler 81 the University of
+ PENNSYLVANIA.
y Cole holds the collegiate Pacific .
4 coast record in the discus and in
y 1919 established a mark OF 1919
p points in the strength test,
= national record subsequently
y broken by the Pennsylvania
= strong man. Cole weighs 1917
= pounds, is six feet tall and is
= twenty-five years old.
). The ,2,15S.G points made by
!. Cole were made us follows:
y Strength Of lungs, $40; back,
7 400; legs, GO; right forearm, 1903;
y left forearm. 90; chest and up
= per arm, 420.G
=
!. i y s. !. Y j Z. y y y 4 i. = !. y y
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
NOTICE.

PHh!.c notice Is hereby given 10 the
stockholders Of the r. ]. Reynolds
Sand Company an Illinois corpora.
Ciop, that there will be a special meet
me- Of the stockholders Of said com
pany 10 vote upon the following ques-
ton, VIZ,
Shall The board OF directors Of
this company be increased from three
20 five mcmbers?"
Said SPECIAL meeting will DC held
at the principal place OF business OF
said company at Utica Z llnois, on
Jrne 4th, A. ID, 1917, at ,2r annr or
$50 4. NJ on said day and j.. Tor
to the regular annual stockholdc-a
meeting of said company
/ You are requested to be present al
said special meeting.
JULIA C. LOVE,
HOWARD G.. GARY.
CHARLES j NIESEN,
Directors
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
SYNOPSIS

On the eve Of a Jewirh festival about 70
be celebrated by the hoGse of jesse
Naomi. in love with Jether. expresses
anxious fears to Rissah over Jcthcl $ alb
sence lie has bcea dissipation with his
friend. Tola
Toln urges .Ie,her to demand his portion
from his father jesse. and visit Jerusalem
With him Returning home. Jether talks
With Naomi and almost confesses his love
for her
Jether auarrels with his brother, Gaal,
and Jesse parts them Jether tells his
father that he desires freedom and sight
OF the world
Jctna appeals to his mother Huldah
to aid his desires. She trier to dis
suade him, but promises. Tola APP
nears. impatient for the journey.
Jether demands his portion from
Jesse who threatens Tola.
Huldah bids Tola begoge and be-
seeches Jether to remain. He is OBJ
durate, receives his portion and de.
parts with lola for Jerusalem. lola
introduces Jether to Nadina, a Baby.
lonian woman. and he lodges in her
luxurious household.
Nadina presents her beautiful daugh-
ter, Tsha Jether wastes his patrmony.
Tisha asks him to buy for her a jeweled
necklace.
Jether hesitates at the price. Tlsha
then demands that lie offer sacrifice be-
foro Babylonian idol. the goddess lshtar.
Jether again hesitates, but. overcome by
his passion, sacrifices and renounces the
God OF Israel Overcome with remorse
he drinks deeply and makes merry with
guests OF Nadina. Naomi. seeking 10.
them looks upon the scene and withdraws
In sorrow
The Prophet appears among the revel-
ers and calls a doom upon the house,
Pharis enters and exctes Jether's joal-
ousy TO hold Tisha he consents to buy
the necklace. but discovers that he has
Nndina OFFERS Jether loaded dice witt
which to recoup. He refuses Indignantly
and attempts In vain to recover money
borrowed from hlnh lie tHel taheS tHt
loaded dice and IL caught cheating. TX
complete his disgrace Tisha tells OF his
~yenouncng the God of Israel
Nadna turns Jether out OF her house
h storm. He meets the Prophet and
,onfesses that he has denied his God
Then a bolt destroys the idol Of lshtar
/ A beggar. the prodlgal returns to his
home
Jether Is discovered outside the house
by Rlssah and Naomi. who do not rec.
ognlze him In his rage. He fallg, faintlng
Gnal appears. recognizes his brother and
bitterly upbralds him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received for the
construction of the Improvement of the
Down Town Pavement, etc, of the
City Of Ottawa by the Board Of Local
improvements and The Council of the
City of Ottawa until the 25th day of
May, A. D. 1917, 'at the hour OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ at the city Offices in The
Central Life Building, in said City OF
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-16

Mrs. Ncwlywcd If you hadn't nndc
me don't this cream pitcher by throw.
Ing II at YOU we might give Il 70 Belle
and jack when they get married.
Mr.. Nowlywcd-tiiye II to them by
Nil mems. Jack introduced ns. and
Belle gave NJ The pitcher II viii be
retribui,vc Justice. llschnn""