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MAJ u NhS PASNaAS ouN
from the wall, an open penknife in his
hand. This he inserted against the
tacked-on canvas, lifted it free, and re-
turned to his chair.
"A portrait from Rome!" he said, q
faint, queer smile playing about the
corners of his lips. "Wait."
With sharp s~uddenness he pro-
nounced this word, left his chair and
glided to the open bay window in the
rear drawing room l had caught the
echo of a peculiar call, one-half whis-
tie, one-half bird call, proceeding ap-
parently from the garden. / saw Mar.
appear in its shadows.
1t was only later that l knew that he
met there the man who had followed
the blind" man from headquarters,
that this tireless shadower had sound
ed a signal announcing that an impor-
tant crisis in the case had arrived, and
that the juncture demanded his per.
sonal presence and attention.
The small, spry man from headQuar-
tiers beckoned him from behind a nest
Of shrubbery. And joining him Resil-
ius Marvel saw staring in at the front
window-the blind" mani
The blind" man had his eyes fixed
on the portrait upon which screened
electric bulbs focused a radiance that
brought out every essential Of the
glowing canvas. Those eyes, pro.
nounced sightless by high expert pro-
fessional authority, glowed, glared,
sointillated. They gloated over the nor.
trait, they revealed in some thought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
How Ladies Improve
Looks!

MARY ladies. old and young suffer
round Of torture with their nerves.
and many are so fraii. thin and blood.
less that their splendid features arc
lost sight of. while "a vain a,tcmpt To
conceal the aneularity Of tho dgure
dcccivcS no one but themselves and
really cNcitcs tho pity or ridiculc 'of
the world" said :, wcll-knowu largely
employed practicnp phySician In, :;
recent lecture AT a young ladies' col y
lcgc. 81 do not mind exposing IA lite
secret OF mine to all such az il can
do no harm aud may result in much
happiness and health. u is simnly
this; Any thin. bloodlcss. ncryc-tor-
turcd man OF woman can become AS III
as tn" httcst by taking regularly for
several months easily obt;tinod
pharmaceutical product known by tho
profession and pharmacists AK three
gram hyDo- nuclanc tablets. nut IN in
sealed packages with directions for,
home USE .V.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
DATE FOR FAIR FIXED
Hnppnhnnnock VALLEY tcrIruIturnf and
Mechanical Itnir society Names
Three Early nrtoI,cr Days.

FREpERICKS VA. April 2l.---
~ q meeting of the board Of director;
Of tn" RappAhannoCh Valley ASricuI-
iural and Mechanical Fair Society dates
Tor the next annual fair were fixed
FOR Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day. October .. ; and {. Night eXhih!-
lions will he given on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. Captain x. g. Vance.
president OF the fair society. appoint
cd tn" following executive committee:
Captain Il. e. Vance chairman. cap
tain NJ. Il. Rowe. q. II. Hurkamp. T.. q.
baldwin. y. T.. Rowe, j. NJ. Goldsmith,
w i. Ford, ". s. i;mbrcy, II. t.. Girls
mond. In addition to other prizes. IL
was determined to offer a set OF sub
'iantial prizes for fat cattle. which
viii be made ~ specially. II was also
decided to Civc grizcs for vegetables
and collections Of tho same raised in
Az" town gardens by children Of tho
Public schools. r.. G. Nathan. new
member OF tho board. offers :, silver
cup. 10 be known az the Little Falls
tup.' to be awarded al the next fdir
Tor the Clcancst quart Of milk ;.Nhib-
it"d. III" milk to be examined and
analysed by Il chemist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
As ALI. THIS APPLIES
TO DARK TOBACCO

Let cvcry Southern farmer aim at
food and fcod crops. bigger cardcns.
heavy fertilization and ample use "f
modern and laborsavinG tools and
machinery
al Of This ,imely advice is particu-
larry applicable To Tia" tobacco growers
81 Virginia, especially those in tho belts
whore In" dark shipping tobaccos ar"
grown. The dark tobacco grower is
at sea this year certainly Il the war
shall bo Of long duration. that is. la SITS
much as year. The prices for tho
shipping tobaccos viii go down DC
low tho proftmakinC point. OF
course. If tho war shall come :" an
end and All of tho means Of transport
ration across tho seas get back TO
normal by the time this years toba
crop il ready for market. thcr" VIII hc
be profits in dark t"hacru% but 81
tn" meantime there viii be even bg-cr
profits ia foodstuffs. ana those profits
are not dependent upon tn" length OF
tho war. for they viii necessarily pro-
vail. he the troubles Of long cor short
duration. In any event. II is abSo-
lutely safe TO make the foodstuiis, and
II IS not 80 with tobacco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
GROW LESS TOBACCO NOW
Nnti"nnl HusincSs Agent of Enrmcrs'
'"-opcrnfirc Union Advises Farm
rrs OF Dark iirIt to turtniI.

hf HCt'RtisG. VA. April 81 After
an exhaustive" correspondence with
totacco manufacturers throughout the
country. \. Il. Thornhill. national bus
mess agent of the tai;ncrs Educational
ana to-operativc Union. who has
headquarters here. tx advising farm
crs throughout tho section which grows
dark shipping tobacco to rurt:iI the
tobacco crop If they do not entirely
ciin'inatc its production this year.
MIR. Thoruhill Is adv isiu. the ulaut-
ere that the buyers viii offer no prour-
uses aS to prospects for prices next
wirt"r. and he Strcnuously urges the
planters 10 at least curtail their to-
hacco crop heavily. If no, dispcnsc
win u entirely. putting their best
energies in tho production OF grains
and foodstums.
There is little doubt tina, many farm
crs in the dark belts in Virginia viii
follow the suggestion Of tho officer and
that there viii he greatly reduced
tobacco acreage in Central Nirriri;.
This year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
NnnIc StInnlr Is Shnri.

The Agricultural Department at
Washington estimates that Tho Stucl.
of apples on hand 10 shorter Than Nva.
the case a gear ago. Reports from
%? storaEes show that their rooms
contain 1920 barrels and l..oI7SS
boxes Of apples on April |. 1917. '.Nv
Information received indicates that
there wc"" i@.J per cen; less ample. ia
storage than on ipril T. 1916. whti .
tho amount hold April I. t,.G Wa
1879 per cent more than on April
1917 The harrcl.d appi" holdings OF
April l. 1917. show decrease Of !. IS
pcr cent from those OF April I. lorc
while tho boxed apple holding s'or.
dccroaa" ~ 3. per cont from ,hos.
Of April |, 1915 ON April l. i"IG.
there wcrc s. q por cen, NOR, hyrl
and 81 per con, less boxes in si"rn-,
th;.m on Anril |. laln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION
First In Orange County Organized. aud
started the Good work at
GOrdOnsNI1ic.

';CEDONSNiLLE VA. April 9l-A
;ord"nsviii" Farmers Loan Associa :
ton has been organized recently by
orange County Agent Is irby. with r. j..
Mc,;raih ms president. f.. V. Brccdcn.
vice president. f.. y. tuWhcrd. score
tarN treasurer. r. j McGraih, q. r.
I"wh"rd. t.. Y. Breeder. T. T.. Este
and i. ~. Reid were the five director,
elected IN" association vii beg
With eighteen charter members This
IS tn" first organization of it% kind in
orange county. and. whil" i, Viii in
Ciudc members from i.niIsa apd Abe
mari" Counties. i, VIII he help
locally, as this Is ono "f iho ways
farmers can make themselves more
abi" 10 r"mbn, the food situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

''ln tho spring .. 1922 was at.ncIe, nv
Muscular and Infaminrtugy rheumatism suf.
ftred only thOs. whO have II know for over
three years. tried remedy after remedy and
torior after doctor. hui such relief ~ received
that cured me completely, and n has never -e.
turned. have riy"H ~ To number who wls
terribly afflicted and even hcd-Ii!an with Rhe,.
mat!sni. aud II Effected Cgrc IN every case
want every sufferer from any forrl Of rheu
ma'ic iroHnie 10 tgr his iuar'"'"g h".l!nE power
Don SEM a cent: simply your name and
address nnd will send 20 f.. ~ try After Won
have used II an. q hiss proven ITSELF To he ,h,t
long looEoh-for mems OF curing YOUR Rheun,,
tls,n you msy send the pro" Of II. one dollar
but, unGcrstsnf. do not want yopr r7oroy m.
less ynn are perfectly satisfied Ia Ford IL Isn't
that fs!rf WI. HlTcc nry uD-"r whcu positive
relic. T. thus 90 rcd YOU frcc7 bout delay,
Write today. MARK " JACKSON 40. .y1!
Guruey Bldg, Syracuse, y. y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FARMERS TO THE RESCUE;
CALL IS FOR FOOD CROPS
As Never Before, the Nation Depends
This Year Upon the Man Be-
hind the Pillow.
FARMERS JOURNAL APPEALS
Big Grain and Hay Crops, With
Gardens Twice the Usual Size,
Arc Urged to Meet the Present
Crisis.

Tho Progressive Farmer. ono Of the
most widely circulated agricultural
papers "f tho South. and indeed OF the
whole country. makes ono of the most
touching appeals to the farmers of the
entire South that has yet como forth
in these trying times of war and
threatened food scarcity
~ great war authority" SAYS this
paper. has said every nation hghts
on its belly that is to say. no army
can night unless il is fed II is strong
ip proportion 10 its food supply. And
the truth OF this statement finds ON
phati" illustration in present intcrna-
ttonal conditions. The supreme test Of
endurance alike for Germany and Eng
land is concerned. not with men and
munitions. but with food.
with war declared therefore. and
War in behalf NJ the sacred rrin-
cipics of liberty and Democracy to
which America is dedicated. every man
VIII" rightly tilis Our soil may feel him-
self rs surely a defender "f tho nation
rs II II" were lighting with muskct
cannon or hattlcShir But remember
that "" say. provided this farmer
rightly tlls tho soil The cry cr
America today is for food and feed
and plenty az il. In all tn" other fight
inc countries OF tho earth there is y
deficiency "f food and with untold
thousands "f mon going to war from
our American farms. american capacity
for production viii decline. and both
tho demand for aud tho prices Of food
~" likely To exceed anything we have
Not known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

Quoted to tho scdimcntation basin.
which receives the mill run-of and can
handle 100000 gallons of water per
dav.
The entire equipment involves an in
Ncs:mcnt Of some 5000 which. of
COURSE. docs not represent the initial
l'hrrhasc price or the property.
The same company recently acquired
control OF mine in Kentucky, hut OF
nuCn loss capacity. Here equip
mcnt similar to that at trimort h1%
lc"n installed. and. coupling the two
operations. the company has dcy. lopcd
hincs with Il capacity that makes
them AN important factor IN tbs man
cLncsc markets of the future.
tn" company is planning oth"r de-
NclOpmcnts which. II carried out. viii
20 long WAY toward makini: ihc
American iron and steel industry in
ocpandcnt of foreign mangancS" orc
what IL being accomplished at cri-
mora in due time will h" realized by
-'hcr manganese companies OF Nr-
Einta and those in process Of devotion
l'chi and operation. Nirein. is rich
~ nanEnncsc. and this wealth IL l"ini-
we'll developed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
RESOURCES OF THE SOUTH
SHOULD GO ON EXHIBITION
Forthcoming National Exposition of
Chemical Industries VIII Afford
opportunity for the states.

T.. II. La Baumc. AGRICULTURAL and in
duStral agent Of tho Norfolk and
western halfway. is much Interested
in the forthcoming National Exposition
Of Chemical Industries to be held in
New York i'm September next. and he
IS trying to &c; all of the other roads
IN the South. not already taking "A
hand. to become Interested. lie thinks
this will be Il fine opportunity for the
south TO make it's wonderful RESOURCES
known. In writing TO IL number of
leading railroad officials, Mr.. La Baume
says:
I'VE believe this National Exposition
OF Chemical Industries offers "a most
excellent opportunity of the South to
present its facilities in the rurnishin,,
OF raw materials. For this reason We
nave taken space in this exposition
and are arranging through this depart
mcnt and with the cooperation Of our
chief chemist To install an attractive
display The more. Southern exhibitors
we nave al this exposition the greater
VIII he the cumulative effect"
This is a clear statement of the stu
ntion. ana Mr.. LA i6Iume has made "a
WIS" move In sending a copy of this
letter which was originally written
i'll response To an inquiry made of him,
To n large nurnbcr of railroad officials
throughout the South. that all may
realize what THIS opportunity really
means.
. - '"' 'iS' 'NppSltlOn III SCptCn Der.
l"ib. there we're 10000 visitors. mainly
composed OF the foremost nuancicrs
manufacturers. chemists. chemical en-
Ginecrs and other specialists in The en-
llrc country. These men gathered there
t"r tn" purpose of studying the re-
sources of I'll" different sections and
the various chemical Developments that
had been ma lc in all limos Of industry.
~ was great gathering aud accom-
piiShed large results The South should
us" the opportunity of the coming en-
position to q far rrcatcr extent than IL
ala last year. Fortunately the South
has already engaged far more space
than II had last year. and many rail
roads which were not represented then
VIII he represented this year. but there
iS sill room for other.
Just what Virginia expects To do
1T anything. has not yet been made
public. but North Carolina will. through
its Geological Survey, make an inter
cStinS exhibit OF the resources OF that
state. some other Southern States are
rSurinG on Going the same. but AS yet
comparatively iittlc has been done by
states in preparing To make official
exhibits. whereas every state in the
south should he repro! cnted through
its Geological survey at this EXPOSE
zion OF Chemical Industries. IL tho
railroads which raVo net Yet arranged
tor exhibiting the resources Of the
country tributary to ihcm and the
states and large corporations will take
hold Of this matte" vigorously. il viii
he possible to make a display worthy
of The South aud its resources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
The senhonrd.s Savannah E,,cn.Ion.

IT is announced that the track on
h" extension Of the Seaboard Air Line
galway from Charleston to Savannah.
eighty-flv" mlca. has been completed
hv tho putting i'm place OF tho last sec
ton Of the bridge over BROAD River
but some time must necessarily clapse
before the extension can he put in fun
use because some Of the track requires
surfacinc aud tho roadhed needs to h
thoroughly seasoned before express
trains can he operated. Meanwhile.
local trains VIII he operated us soon
as the track can be placed in satisf:i:
tory shane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
GOING FOR FOOD CROPS
Farmers in tho Lynrhburg ScriIun
Have Heard the Call or
The Ilnnr.

LiNGHBuEG VA. April ol-Farm-
".s M this section arc making splendid
P-"Ef"Ss No" With preparation for
SGlu'urr crops Tho wori. IS greatly
% cd hN reason ~ the lat" spring
and continued rainy season. Immense
CROPS ar" 4" too nat out this spring. tho
acreage only hcnp limited by the
anIiiiY ~ Tho farmer "a secure farm
heir T." plant and cultivate, Every
Nhc'' 'hcy ar" giving NOR" than tn"
usual attention To- food crops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

CHARLOTTE. y. . ANN u Til"
Chariot" knitting Company has beer
organized win Sl25 600 capital stock.
n !, walker. ia" pr"sid"u', announces
stall ia IT'S ucW brick fa"iDry 10000
equipment. couHiriiuY ~ 100 Uniting
machines md other p~'rsssrY s"htn
cry, all to he run WiI,, electric drive.
The daily capacity ~ ,u- mine rlll he
600 dozen pairs n hpse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
unn.,nr,nr,. New Coal compnny.

HUNT INGTON, W. VA. April Ill
ThJ Cora Coal and Coke Company has
Dcon Incorporated here with $250.000
c.,Ir!tal stock w. f. pccnanS is the
prr"idcnt 90 tho company. Coal prop
critics and complete mining OUTFIT on
Main island Creek have been acquired
by the company. and they will start
10 work at once. their plant having a
daliy capacity Of 1900 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

NSfiI.NIlLE. =. Q. MINI II II Is
understood thai ihc Mpllz Lumber
Company. of Wiiliamsport IA. which
has recently purchased 5000 acres OF
splendid thinner Hand on Mount Tox-
away. VIII start right away with The
development Of IN" purchase. About
seven miles Of railway are 10 h" con
structcd. and band aawmill built and
put in operation. The cost Of the work
mapped OUT viii be about S2jD0Ob.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
rhTRIoTIsM AND SELT-rNrrREsT
HAND ~ HAND

'Catriutism and sclf-intcrcst alike.
therefore. should proven, ovcrplantiu.:
"t cotton aud tobacco and encourage
tho heaviest possible production OF
food crops in every Southern STATE.
Soldiers can nut up with Worn ur
"a eyed clothes. hui they die without
food ~ some ono has said. You can
not darn YOUR breakfast. mcnd your
dinner, oi ratch your supper Food
and food ornps must therefore. con-
thu. rolativcIl higher tnau cotton.
"Wo Ar" fortunate IN that War cumcs
while there is yot time 10 chang" "ur
pans $50 a. to make acreage condD-
,"ns III tho plain mandates OF tho
market and of patriotism. 80 one
knows how much II will cost t" bus
war-priccd corn. meat and flour with
which to make cotton. aud tho only
safe policy l. Ia make tn. farm first
fo.d itself w mus, have ample food
and feed crops and gardens twice tn"
usual size
-lpuo' Icq! ps,uAuoo "sur eLr ~
tious Justify the heaviest use Of for
tiizcrs the South has "vcr known
With tho exception "f potash. prices OF
fertilizers have not advanced So murh
prices OF the food crops thcy hclp
produce the> are. therefore. relatively
ch"upcr than usual. Tn" aim of every
farmer should he TO make a maximum
crop on every acre, and Ia do this
heavy fertilization is necessary. l.abog,
TOO. viii probably b. higher priced
than over before in southern history
and ~ cannot afford To waste it on
low yielding acres. II takes about AS
much labor to cultivate an ac~c mails
ins fifteen bushels OF corn .s I" cul,i-
yatc ono making nifty And because
~ ich-priccd labor there viii be more
Urgent need than ever before for usin-
modern labor avinE machinery. owned
'rther individually or co-op"ratiNcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

MlNtEAl. Va April -, Tho Fed
ernl Farm Loan Association of Louisa
County has ro"rganizrd. with NJ r.
@u'-enherly, president, W W Morrow
vice presidents q Tilc;son. sccre-
larry treasurer. aud IN addition To these
NC following compose the board OF
directors ID e Mcpherson. W. W.
Hp!cer' and y. G. Marshall Bibb and
Rhodes. attorneys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
10 Mcct Government Demand.

WI.MI MOTION, y. G.. April 21.--The
Wilmington Hosiery Mills Will install
additional new machinery costing So
n"u. This company is adding this
equipment in order 70 increase its daily
capacity Of so dozen pairs of half
hos" in connection with a government
contract IL has received for 10000
dozen pairr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
Rh euE11 atiisni
Remarkable Home Cure Given by Ono Who
Had It-He Wants Every sufferer to Benefit.
Send No Money-Just Your Address.

Years Of awful suffering and misery h,re
taught this man. MARI ~. Jackson OF Syracuse
New York. huw terrible an 'nrmy 20 hu,.isn han.
pincss rheumatism -. nuh hsvo given him sym.
pBthy with all uuf"riiUlat"s who are within its
grasp. II" wants every rhculrl'ir victim to know
how he was cured. Read what lie says:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
VIEWS AND NEAR-VlEWS.
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
about Hogs and Cnttle.-"potnto PIN
srcc's" Methods Come In Handy
Hints To Al Writer'S.

According 10 Il report issued last
week from tho United states Depart
mcut OF Agriculture. the number of
breeding SONS IN the country on April
I Is estimated to be 80 per cent less
Than year ago. and ID pcr cent less
IMAM tw" Years ago. while the country'S
population is about ) to 1 per cen,
c'Tatcr than II was two Years ago
The winter wheat crop is estimated on
present conditions as to yield nearly
-SV,nNn.roo bushels less than tho crop
%: 1915. and $4,000. 600 bushels less than
tho diSastrouSlN small crop Of las.
year After bordering over these facts
on estimates. ;hc editor Of the Manu-
facturcrs Record breaks out with the
following suggestions:
RAISE moro toodstufs raise every
thing that ,an supply man or beast
with food. raise more fowl more hogs
more cattle, NOR" vegetables, more corn
should b" tho iusistcnt cry in every
rommuuity - should he preached
from every country pulpit. ii should
be taught ~ every school ii should
be cens.lessiy advocated ni every gath
orinG 81 mon and women iu every VIII
laCc and town and OH every farm in
the country. This doctrine becomes
q religious duty which the minister Of
Tho G"s0rl can Well afford L. proclaim.
No time e. 10 hc lost: preach it now.
teach IL now. Hr3c'icc it now
" the MAYORS Of all the cities. Eich-
moud Included. would emulate tho o.
forts Of Potato riuGrcc.' some eigh-
teen years ago. when as Mayor Of Dc
,roit he Communicated the vacant lots
and stirred NJ III" boys 10 cultivate
them. hunger strikes viii not bother
"ur city officials ver> much newt win
ter conditions OF to-day pojut to a
continuance of very high rriCes in
common f"odztuffs for : wear 10 come
at least, hur this situation can I've
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

.rn"se arc facts worth thinking
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19
Allies on West Take Many Germans
Unwounded, Also Number Of Big Guns
tAssf.ciated Press by T.

tAsecated Press U. S. Naval wirsess -.
NEW YORK Anvil
French since their great esnse Mon
have Increased largely their total q oot seized nm inc
and hundred and sshy machine guns a
EfaAx ttefean
marked Yesterday ascending 70 the
censors dispatches from the front
Of
dtsrent Regiments German commands aa
subjected
the Yesterday Of SURRENDER q
crcng entire wood which had been eaeu
FORTH ihvaLers -. ,c........g..,
completion of .he movement and the German so
wounded prisoners were taken m the WOOD
together " machine - 60 :,
deadon mile stretch OF country
YESTERDAY the tide bit the affair psoysd
this
positions time to consolidate their D
out once more WIN
hnndre OF prisoners
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19
SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS; War CRISIS is COMING
PROCLAMATION LAYS DOWN
RULES FOR GERMANS HERE

ON
Of
follows:
place rearm implement OF
hereo ammunition maxim other stenceT bomb
explosive material used in the manufacture Of explosives
alien shall
wireless
signaling
Iaper .er Or which
may invisible WTitiBg.
found in the possession alien in
violation the foregoing lstions shall be subject to seizure
by United Sttcs: =
Ito
includes ain Germany
Marshal duly authorized by him
five re same al articles in uded in the above.
those parts of tcrto other than the island OF
delivery hereby extended April
for property
Witness my hand this 18th day April \. D. 1915.
J SMIDDY
satcs District and Territory