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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-04-21

American aviators, it appears,
would be in little danger, that il,
~ far 40 the enemy is concerned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

The greatest ovation ever rendered
to "A public speaker in Tulsa was
given To carl MaEce jr. son Of Carl
Magee well-known oil man and at
torney. when he came back home
after four months service in the
American ambulance corps and told
the homc-folk "how 1t is done over
there"
THE great hail" was fun and over
flowing and many went away Ana
the youngster. having "A great story TO
tell. told it in the greatest possible
way-in simple words straight from
his heart lie admitted he was afraid,
thus proving that he was a brave man,
and he won his audience completely
when he gave an imitation OF himself
scooting like rat down "A hole when
he sought shelter in his dugout from
bursting shells.
He reiterated the often made state
ment that France is on her knees and
that il is up to u.s. And he pointed
out how it was supremcly essential
that the people of the United States
subscribe to the Liberty loan, that
three things were necessary 10 win the
wartime. of which he had an enter
nifty; men, of whom sufficient num-
bers had been arranged for, and
money. which now we must provide.
He left Immediately after his APP
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
IEAIDTON FIELD III

lIEAbDTON FIELD Sinclair
Gulf OH company No. DougherN
farm In the southeast of the north
east of the northeast Of 90 2s-3w is
fishing at 2155 feet No 4 on the
same farm in the northwest OF the
southeast OF the northeast is pulling
the casing.
The Summit oil company No.
Hernstadt farm in l7-2s-3w is drilling
at 2.165 feet
The South Boundary Oil company
No. ! Stay farm in 35-Gs-5w south
west Of the southwest OF the south
west OF the section is drilling at 1.4OO
feet with a hole fun of water.
William J. Scott No. Pierce farm
In the southwest of the southeast of
the northeast of 24-ls-2e is drilling
at 635 feet
The Calhorna oil Il Gas co. No. 3
Aaron farm in the southwest Of the
southwest Of the northeast of 2S-3s-
Nv is drilling at 500 feet.
The |. Il ". OH Co. No. / Golson
farm in 9-3s-5w is drilling at 500 feet
The Montana Oil a. Gas co. No.
Culins farm is drilling at 315 feet.
II is in 2l3s-2e
The Roxana Petroleum company
No 3 Westheimer farm in the north
east of the northwest OF the north
east is drilling at 1898 feet
The RoXland Oil company in the
northeast of the northwest of the
northeast OF 23-4-3 is drilling at l,1G5
feet This company No. 80 Sarasota
farm in the northwest of the north
east Of the northeast OF 23-4-3 is
drilling at 1000 feet. No. 80 Sarasota
in the north line OF the northeast Of
the northeast of 23-4-3 is drilling at
500 feet No. 43 in the northwest OF
the southwest OF the northeast is a
rig. No. - i'm the center of the west
half Of the northeast quarter is drill
ing at 700 feet No ~ i'm the south
west Of the northeast of the northeast
is location.
The Sinclair Gulf company No. 3
Carter farm in l6-4-3 is drilling at
1893 feet
The Crbana oil company is drilling
at $40 feet in the northwest Of the
southwest of the northwest of 81 3s
3w N No. Q W. Il ID. farm.
The RoNana Petroleum company is
drilling at S65 feet In the northeast
of the northwest of the northeast OF
25-i-3 in No. I W. & u. farm.
The Producers Oil company No. Fl
Woodruff farm is completed at 200
fcet II got the sands from l.O0S to
,060 feet.
The Gypsy oil company is drilling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

at 1850 feet In 40. / W. y. Johnson
in 2S-2s-3W In the southeast of the
northwest OF the southeast Of the sec
ton. No. 1 Lindersmith farm in the
northwest Of the northwest Of the
northwest Of 23-2s-3w is drilling at
2.lGj feet
W. $. Critchlow in No. Chambers
/ in the northwest OF the southeast Of
the northwest Of S-5s-2w is drilling
at LOO feet.
/ The Carter oil company is drilling
at / $50 in sandy shale in the north
east OF the northwest OF the north
west of 29-2s-3w.
The Adams oil & Development co.
No. Graham farm In 20-3s-2w
southwest of the northwest Of the
southwest of the section is drilling AT
/ $50 feet.
The GYPSY oil company No ! Pru-
lit fa-n in the northeast Of the north
west OF the southeast OF 29-2s-3w
is fishing at 1900 feet.
The GYPSY r. Johnson oil COM
pany No. / j. s Miller farm in the
southeast of the southwest Of the
southwest of the southeast of 20-3s-
4w has a rig up.
Kenny oil 4 Refining Co No.
iieldson farm in the southeast of the
southeast of the southwest of S-5s-5e
is waiting on 2O-inch casing
The Kirk on 4 Gas Co Is shut
down at .003 feet In the northeast OF
the northwest of the northwest of
81 l2s-Iw in No. 1 Bennett No. 2 Is
cleaning out at $50 feet. II is in the
northeast OF the northwest of the
northwest of the same section
The LcWcinda Oil * Gas Co. No. 3
Dougherty farm in the northwest of
the northwest Of the northeast of 29-
2s3w Is pulling casing at LAO feet
No. in the northeast of the south
west Of the northeast of the same
section is drilling at / ,450 feet.
The McMann Oil company in the
southeast OF the southwest of the
southeast of 2O-2s-3w is drilling at
1926 feet.
The Osaple oil & Gas Co. No.
Busby farm in the northwest of the
northwest of the southeast of 9-3s-3w
is shut down for water at $50 feet.
The Plains Oil e Gas Co. No. Me-
Cowen farm is being mudded up to
drill deeper at 1850 feet. II is in
the southwest of the southeast OF the
southwest OF 20-2s-3w.
The Prairie Oil x Gas Co. is drill
ing at 2.540 feet in the southwest of
the southeast of the southeast of s.
2s3w ON No | Westheimer farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
on MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Hearing Postponed

The very important case before the
federal court for the western district
OF Oklahoma wherein the Duluth-Ok-
lah1ma OH company Is seeking per-
Wanent injunction against the c"rpor-
alton commission has been postponed
ffom today until next Monday. owing
to the inability of the judges TO sit in
the case at this time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
MNRION COUNTY. KAN

Lincolnville Oil d Gas co. is shut
down at 2,200 feet in the No. l Gutsch
farm in l2-1S-5e
In 22-3l-3e the Interstate Oil & Re-
filming Co. is fishing at $3.50 feet in
the No. l llutson farm.
r.. A. Crawford and associates are
drilling at 2,460 feet in the test in the
northwest of the northwest of 3l-21-
4e on the Townsend farm.
Forester & Woodward are drilling
at S65 feet in the No. l Jolffee farm
in the southeast of the southeast of
9-22-4e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
LYON COUNTY, KAN.-Hatfiel,

LYON COUNTY, KAN.-EIatfield
& Teter are rigged up for a test in the
southwest of tho southwest of 1913
Toe on the Caldwell farm.
The same people are drilling at
1850 feet in the test on the Eddy
farm in the northwest of the south
west of the northwest of 20-19-l0e.
Wilcox and associates are shut
down at l,045 feet in the No. Flad-
ing farm in the southwest of the
southeast of 9-20-1le
In 27-2l-12e the Carter Oil com
pany is rieged up for "A test in the
northeast of the northeast of the sec
tion on the Willsett farm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
EILsWORTU coUNrn. KAN

v ~ W VTN II VTV Y fIN "a VN.-TU
3C-lJ-9w the Whiteside oil company
Is drilling at 2,515 feet in the test on
the MaraVc farm
The Carter oil company is drilling
below 2,6U0 feet i'm the test on the
DouraVc farm, in 1-1G-l0w.
In i-17-Sw the Shamrock Cushing
oil company test on the Hy Halsell
Farm Is shut down at 1850 feet i'm the
southeast corner of the southeast
quarter Of the section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
CnNSE COUNTY KAN

Sw the star Petroleum corporation No.
l Paukey farm Is a location
The Wyoming Montana Develop
mcnt company is shut down at 400 feet
In its test at the center of 23-22-7e on
the Clark farm.
In section 22-22-Ge the hatfield on
company has collapsed casing at 2.625
feet IN its test on the Johnson farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
MCPHERSON COUNTY. KAN

The Lindsberg oil ~ Gas CO. is shut
down at $3.50 feet in the No. / SAN
green farm in 9-l7-4w.
In l-l9-lw the Wyoming Montana
oil company test on the Doles farm
Is shut down at 1885 feet.
b. Ladow and associates are fishing
Mt l500 feet in the northeast of the
northeast of 20-19-5w. 1t is on the
King farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
ELK COUNTY. KAN

Cline and associates have a rig up for
n test ON the DOYLE farm.
The Union oil company Is shut
down at 1000 feet in the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF 2 e.
3l-9e on The Shull farm.
The Flk county Development COM
p"nN has rig up for test on the
Persingcr farm i'm the northeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter of 27-
31-11C
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
JEWEL COUNTY K,N-The Re

Line OH company has a rig up for a
test located Mt the center OF the south
line OF the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of S-2-9w on the
Lamb farm.
Tho Prairie oil & Gas Co. has mate
rial on the ground for its test on the
Rippo farm in the southwest corner OF
the northwest quarter Of 7-S-6w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

IN THE OStGE--The Sperry on
company No. 45 on the Whiting lease
in l4-27-10 got the,top Of the sand at
1883 feet and is showing for good
well about 10 or 100 barrels. The
same people have also about COM
pleted No. Sc in 1t-27-10 and it is
showing equally good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

WANTED For spot cash. small
production with good drilling posi-
bihuos. only first-class properties will
he cousideed. Adde'S Box ilOi, care
World. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Casinghcad gasoline man can get re-
suits aud manage plant economically.
Address Gasoline, HoN i25. Hotel
Tulsl.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Attend the play. Little American" "
to he given at New Gem theatcr. oil
ton Okla, Friday evening, October
26 Admission 10 and 25c. An pro-
ceds To go to Red Cross benefit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Position by experienced
production man, one who can get re-
suits. with company that has growing
producuOn. nhonc lIA5.-AdN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Robert A. McBirney Undertaking
Parlors, I 2 West Third street. Phone
t56 Residence phone 191.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
NEAR KELIYyILLE-Beard and

r''Ir'' '''''Tl--I'tWIU UTIVI
others No. keifer in 26-lS-10 is n
35-barrel well 1900 feet in the sand.
H. /. Bartlett has a l5-barrel well
II the No. Barker farm in 27-fS-1O.
The Mount oil company No. 10 Full
ton farm in 9-lS-l2 is good for %
barrel we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
\ IIonsc.Mnrminc pnrtN.

The Carter oil company employees
are giving a dance Friday night on the
tenth floor Of the new Exchange Ma
tional Bank building which is to be
the permanent home OF the Carter
OH company from now on. II will be
merry gathering of the boys and
their sweethearts. and II will do much
to promote that already unusually
strong sense OF loyalty felt by the car
ter people for the Carter oil companw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

BUTLER COUNTY. ItNN.-Thc Sin
clair oil Il Gas Co.'S No. Q Dempsey
farm IN ll-26-i is on top of the sand
at 2,357 feet.
No. II same farm same section is
fishing at 800 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

RNRBIR COUNTY. kNN.-M. !.
sullivan and associates are drilling at
225 feet in the test In the northeast
of the southeast quarter OF the north
east quarter OF S-33-10W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
NCROsS rIE RINNR ERO,

JFNkS-tlow0rl & Stcffeus are due
with the No. Lucy Rogers farm To-
reted in the northeast corner Of the
south half OF the southwest OF 2O-19-tl
and ought &c get a good gas we'll
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Five miles SA inch. Il lbs. plain
ends casing with dresser couplings.
oklahoma Petroleum n Gasoline Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

pearance at the hall to visit his
mother, who is i'll in New Mexico
Upon his return he will probably en-
ter some branch Of the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Noted Challenge Cup
Sent to Horse Show
Canadian Trophy, Lost in
France in 1914, Is Being
Returned

Horsemen began gathering in New
York yesterday for the annual Madison
Square Garden show, which will begin
Monday. Their interest centred yes
terday on the finding Of the famous
Canadian Challenge Cup, which is re-
turning TO New York after being lost
in the war zone in France since 1914.
The trophy. the gift OF Sir Adam
Beck, OF London. Canada, was won BY
Captain Merwyn Crawshay, Of the 9th
Dragon Guards, who rode in the inter
national contest for England in 1912.
But the stipulation Of the donor was
that II did not belong 20 any regiment
until II had been won twice. The fol-
lowing year IL was won By Lieutenant
the Baron De Meslon. who rode for
France.
Captain Crawshay had failed 10 re-
turn the trophy. however. and was no
titled 20 send Il direct 70 its future
possessor. By the time the message
reached the captain he was in service
in France. Before he could comply
with the request he had fallen a vic
tim Of a German bayonet in the retreat
from Mons. Meanwhile the French
winner Of the cup had disappeared. The
cup was returned through the French
government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10

trickery Of acting-some fever that is
entirely a possession Of the human
spirit and sweeps out over the edge or
the stage 20 catch the audience and
draw its members near. She Is not
entirely unaided by the play, for It's
lines CLINT here and there, even II its
situations do not The embryonic ira
dition that Mss Taylor can set spe-
cial and variable stamp on each Of the
several parts in her repertory turns
out a myth in The Wooing Of Eve,
for she is Peg and Annie and Eve. all
in one. By virtue Of some impetuosity,
some reckles-less, that can sweep a
good deal OF opposition before ~.
Sometimes IL leads to indiscretion, as
20 the growing habit OF suffering 20
lend color 20 an otherwise uninterest-
ing speech. But its power cannot be
denied.
The acting Of the cast generally Is
another instance Of Broadway's waste.
Miss Lynn Fontanne is an excellent
comic as the weeping young lady cous-
in. Mrs. Teresa Maxwell Conoyer al
most makes a person out of the thinly
shaded stepmother. Leonard Nude
plays the silly poet as well as he is
allowed. and Earle Brown Is a hearty
but not unnatural lover from this side
OF the water. Mr. Arson, who plays
the Adam to Miss Taylor's Eve. gives
bone and sinew 20 his part and de-
mands real belief in the fascination he
hss for Eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Baron Oppenheim
WEEDS in City Building
NobIeman Who Gained Noto-
riety in Bankruptcy Court
Marries Georgia Woman

Baron Eugene F. L. Oppenheim and
Miss Wilhelmina Moehrke, daughter Of
Mrs. Charles II. Moehrke, of Savannah,
Ca, were married yesterday by City
Clerk P. J. Scully. The bridegroom 5
wedding linen appeared 70 be Of the
finest, although last July he attracted
attention in bankruptcy proceedings by
telling Of his financial straits.
The wedding took place IN the Mar
rage License Bureau in the Municipal
Building. Miss Moehrke said that she
was twenty-six years old. The bride
groom gave 100 Broadway as his ad-
dress and mentioned, among his rela-
tives. besides Baron Robert, the
Marchioness de Lentilae, Baron and
Baroness de Baye, Baroness Beyens.
wife Of the ex-Foreign Minister OF
Belgium, and Lady Godfrey Thomas,
the last two beng cousins, and the
others brothers or sisters-in-law.
In procuring the marriage license,
Baron Eugene F. Z. Oppenheim said
that recently he had obtained a d.
vorce in Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
South American
Trade Languishing

Trade between American ports and
between them and Central and South
America is languishing for lack OF
ships. and yet probably hundred ships
Of around 1000 tonnage could be built
in the next six months by private in
terests if they knew "where they were
at The United Fruit Company, be-
cause its ships had been commandeered
and no others were available. had to
let the major part Of its Central Amer
lean banana crop 90 10 waste this year
and the coffee growers of Nicaragua
and other Central American states are
facing ruin because there are no ships
10 transport their coffee TO the United
states Il is said that ships Of from
l 400 70 600 tons are Of the ideal size
for the coastwiss trade between North
and south and Central America.
In consequence Of the feeling that II
.be government doesn't want more
wooden ships It ought to leave lree
field TO private capital and foreign gov
ernments. the wooden snip men are OF
ganizing an association TO defena thelE
interests and obtain the ADOPTION OF
a policy that will give them chsnce
"a contribute toward meeting the clam
orous demand for ships.
II the mean time the owners ana
bBiIders Of wooden sailing ships, when
the government doesn't want, are the
only people in the business VINO seem
10 be happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10

By Ralph Block

Telling the truth about a bad play on
the programme really doesn't do any
thing toward making good one out Of
1t, even if it does present Laurette
Taylor TO a public that is in danger Of
being enamored Of her charms. Doubt
less the intentions Of J. Hartley Man
ners in confessing 80 publicly as the
play bill at the Liberty Theatre gives
70 view that The Wooiug Of Eve" is
"A thoroughly artificial and sentimental
comedy" were properly honorable, but
after devoting several hours to it
can't help feeling that the playwright
didn't take his confession seriously
enough. | can think Of several things
to call THE Wooing Of Eve that would
make for a much more pointed descrip-
ton than the one Mr.. Manners gives 10.
As for metaphors. 10 is difficult 20 think
Of anything so much as a rabbit hutch,
in and out Of which the actors pop
continuously through the entire three
acts Novel as this il as a kind OF
dramatic construction, Il has its limits-
lions ard becomes wearisOme with sufti-
cient repetition. As for the purpose 20
which The Wooing OF Eve" appears 20
have been fitted, / should prefer Miss
Laurette Taylor alone on the stage. !
have no doubt she could charm much
more effectively without so stupid a
plot 70 hinder her.
Eve is a variation on Peg. She sud
denly appears in an English home, finds
her cousin is going 20 marry the man
she once loved. purposely gets him into
a laundering and awkward intrigue. al
most gets caught in the trap herself,
breaks off the proposed wedding. and
finally, in a scene that seemed endless.
wins back the truant lover for her own.
There is some talk. too. about Dllth-
erinR poet, and the young cousins step
mother, which starts nowhere and
seems 70 end in the same place. There
are letters that get into the wrong
hands. and a very obviously planted
butler 10 make the necessary mischief
In fact, it all cresks very badly. and IL
tedious at most Of the moments that do
not present Miss Taylor on the stage.
am not sure II is possible TO ana
lyze the quality, but something shows
about Miss Taylor that lifts bad ma
terial out Of its depths and at moments
almost saves THE WoOing Of Eve"
There are times in the play when it
seems TO be a quality outside OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Soprano Calls Attack
FoIse and Co,yardly

Frieda Hempel last night issued the
following statement here;
"The report from youngstown, Ohio.
that my concert there, scheduled for
next April, mas been cancelled BY the
local management on the grounds OF al
legged anti-Amerlcan utterances Ills me
with the utmost indignation.
"Only three days ago ! returned from
Providence. R. l., where | opened my
recital with The Star-Spanglet Ban 10
ner.' and where / was received by both
the public and the newspapers with en-
thusiasm almost unparalleled IN my
career.
"The allegation that ever uttered
anywhere, az any time. any anti-Ameri-
can sentiments L. a malicious and IN
qualified falsehood As woman alone
in this country observing 20 the letter
every obligation and custom which ~
due the American public which has
been 90 kind 20 me, and which feeling !
deeply reciprocate think tho attack
il most unwarranted and cowardly."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
On the Screen
Fringe of Society,"" Four-Star
Picture, Is Shown
Privately

@The Fringe of Society" which was
shown privately yesterday, is Four
souare uicture; 50 II one wished TO be
facetious one might say that THE
Fringe OF Society" was as broad as It
was long and it would not be stretching
the truth. although it runs for seven
reels.
Il is not only a Four-Square picture
In. il is a four-stsr picture as well.
The galaxy includes Ruth Roland. Mil
ton S.lls, J. Hubert Frank and Lean
Baird.
The action takes one all the *ay from
upper Fifth Avenue 70 the slums and
gives Milton slls and George LarSin
a chance 70 exhibit their proves as
rough-and-tumble fighters.
Milton Stills is New York news
paper editor who has wealth, probably
inherited, and taste for liquor also
inherited. which he refuses 20 indulge
Martin Drake IS his name ana ne j.,
believed by his wife Ruth Roland ana
ali who know him intimately to be
total abstAiner. Unknown 10 him. MAR,
tins wife, too, is a bit o. tippier and
under these rather embarrassing con-
ditlons the play opens.
J. Hubert Frank is excellent as Ned
Medford. who drinks and does all Sorts
~ things which he should not, inelud'
ing making love 20 his neighbors VIE
Nsdford he at the head Of the liquor
interests. although for social reasons
ne does not wish 20 have this known
Ned IL in love with brakes wife
Drake il an embryonic drunkard, Myrn
strang. Nedford's accomplish, Is jealous
az Esther Martin IL jealous OF Ned and
I lin ONeill. a reporter, holds letter
which will put Medford IN jail II IT IS
published in the papers; 90 IS II any
wonder that there are wild scenes oil
primitive passion; thugs who way,
lay people. fights. reeriminations and
trapdoorsf
Leah Baird 10 very beautiful as Myra
strang. She IL calm, digniiied and al
together seems too rice person 70 care
for Ned Medford. But when II comes
70 q man in the case they're as alike
a. a row % pins"
Milton sills. who will always be re-
nsmbered as the convict In THE Honor
I evs+arn." IL fine and manly Martin
I brake and J. Hubert Frank 10 par
tieulariy convincing ~ Ned hedford