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The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
SifERfFF's SALE

By virtue and authority of a spuciaI
execution issued from the Office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of fancy
County. Missouri. returnable at the Oct
ober term. 1919. of said court and
to me directed and in favor OF
J. w. Reese. Collector Of the rev.
eruc. and against J. y. Long. | have
levied upon and seized all the right.
title, interest and estate Of the said J. B.
Long OF in and to the following de-
srribed property. to-wit: Cots and G.
block 2. Protein, lot Z, block 4, Protein
All lying and being In the said County
Of Taney, and State Of Missouri, and ; win
On Tucsday. the 10th dny OF Dncembcr.
1918, between the hours OF nine O'clock in
the forenoon and Ave o'clock In the after
noon Of that day, at the south door of the
court house in the Town of Forsyth,
County. of Taney. sell the same or 40 much
thereof as may be required at public yen-
due, to the highest bidder for cash In
hand tsubject to all prior liens and judg-
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05

]. W. Reese, Collector of ,bo 80.
ehue, and against Albert G.. Cummings
l nave levied upon and siezed All ne
rlgnt' title, interest and estate of liz
Shld thn ALBERT ALBERT @, Cummings, Of, in ard 10 fo
Lot ?, block S, Gretra' ~ 'o-"l''
-, Al u, lyihg and being in the said County
oi Iahey' and state Of Missouri, and MI
Vn Ja,o tuesday the luth dny Of D.r.,,,i,,r
tSSlo; between the hours Of nine o'cIo't i,
noon r VetSon af loon ana tye o'clock ia the after
nS', rOOl VI lhat day, at the south door of tbo
SoS,r SSour. mouse in the Town Of Fnrt,tT
tbarn.S OF Ianey, sell the same or SO r1ntS ,,i
Irere1i dna as may be required at public VEN!
hand ~ Is,,hie NE highest bidder for cash in
r,n ,.Iu SSuDJect TO all prior liens ari nd, -,
Costs. 'u execution a.d
c,..,o, J. X. COMBS.
~, "nerlH Of Taney County. Missouri
FirSt published November IT, lgls s3.5t %
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05

due. to the highest bidder for cash in
hand (subject to all prior liens and judg-
ments), to satisfy said execution and
Costs.
J. r. COMBS.
Sheriff Of Taney County. Missouri
First published November Il. 1918, 23-5l.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
sHERIFFs SALE

By virtue and authority OF special
execution issued from the office of the
Clerk OF the circuit Court Of Taney
ober term. 1918. Of said court and
TO me directed ard ~ favor Of
J. w. Reese, Collector Of the rev.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
sHERlFFs SALE

BY virtue and authority Of a spaciaI
execution issued from the office of the
Clerk Of the Circui. Court OF Tanov
County. Missouri, retnrnahle at the q -
ober term. 1918. OF said court and
TO me directed and in favor Of
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05

ments), to satisfy said execution and
Costs.
]. II. COMBS,
Sheriff Of Taney County, Missouri
First published November II. 1918, 23-5I.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

], b. Wnmpler, cashier OF
8fhe Interstate Finance q Trust
Company, spent last Friday at
Isl Charles on business.
81 VIM. Kelly, of johnson City,
has accepted a position as clerk
~ith the Ayers Drug Company.
] w. Bish, of the Wise
Printing Company Office force,
spent Saturday and Sunday at
abingdon visiting his parcn is.
a You can't buy beef on meat.
less days, but You will find fish
sal Paul's Cafe.
Remember Fresh Fish at
Paul's Tuesdays and Fridays
aof each week.
WANTED. To buy one gal.
Ion Of sweet milk every day.
sPhone Monte Vista Hotel.
MIR. at,d Mrs. II. a. Bruce, of
Norton, were visiting in the
Gap Saturday.
B w. Il. Reynolds, of Gate City,
was a visitor in town last Fri
sday, being the guest at the
Monte Vista
II Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Newman,
sof Versailles, Ky, arrived in
town Saturday where they will
fpend several days visiting
I heir many friends and rela.
dives.
d Miss Edith VanGorder left
III thursday for Abingdon, where
She spent Easter visiting Misses
Mary Blair and Lucille Martin
B Mrs. &. c. Cochran returned
"Wednesday from few days
visit to friends in Bristol.
il Mrs. Stella llarwell spent
8friday in Norton where she
Rwas called to nurse Mr.. Cecil
%ho died before she arrived
sthere.
4 Mr. and Mrs. } w. Newman
ssnnd Mrs. Sally A. Bailey spent
SUNDAY in the Cove with Mr..
4and Mrs. Joe Tate.
& Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Gundry,
soi Stonega, We're the guests of
4Mr and Mrs. b. E. Rhoads Sun
snyd.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03

Snpt. George Il. Mars anc
two sons, of keokee, spcnt sun.
day morning in the Gap.
a. l. Witt and mother. Mrs.
Floyd Witt, motorcd down Ia
Dryden Friday aud spent the
day with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. lrby Nickels
and two children, Louise and
William, returned TO their home
IN Knoxville Saturday nigh t
after spending few days with
relatives in the Gap.
Dewitt Wolfe, Jr.. who is
attending school at V. p. l.
at Blucksburg, has been
spending few days in the Gan
with his parets, Mir. and Mrs
j. G., Wolfe.
Claude Carrico, oldest son Of
Key. and Mrs. NJ. z. Carrico.
left Sunday night for Knox.
vile, where he was called bv
seleGtive draft into service Of
the U. S. Army.
Mrs. James Weary. (nce Miss
Della Parsons,) of Pennington
Gap, has been spending a few
days IN the Gap visiting Mrs.
Harry Iepp near the l.. & n.
Station.
X. NJ Watt, of PineviIle, XIV,
district manager of the Elec.
trio Transmission Company
was !, business visitor in town
last Friday
Mrs. a. C. Harris. of the
Post force, was visiting home
folks in Jonesville Saturday
aud sunday.
Mrs. Il. f. Burgess and little
daughter Agnes, left last week
for Frankfort. Ky, where they
VIII spend II few weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. j. W. Newman, of Yer
sailles, Ky, Mrs. Anna Slcmp
Myers, Misses Rosa Pridemore
and Sara Cochran and G. c.
Cochran motored up To Wise
Monday to hear Hon. G. b.
Slemp speak.
MIR. q. l. Jones left Monday
4 4
Tor Roanoke where he will
spend several days in the Col
l"ctor's Office receiving Instruc
tons as To the income tax.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
Easter Hunt.

Mary Elizabeth Pierpoint, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. IL. Picrpoint, celebrated her
eighth birthday very uniquely
Saturday afternoon from $3.50
TO 6 o'clock with an Easter Egg
Hunt at her home on Imboden
Hill.
The little folks thoroughly
enjoyed the search for the col
ored eggs, hidden here and
there among the vines, grass,
flowers and leaves. AT the end
of the hunt, Lucille Taylor,
found the greatest number of
eggs and was awarded the prize
a large chocolate egg.
After refreshments, consist
ing of ice cream cake and candy
were served. The little guests
departed wishing Mary Eliza
beth many more happy birth
days.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03

two children spent Easter in
the Gap, the guest of Mrs. l..
.. Petit.
Lieut.. Raymond Rose, of
Chicago, spent a few days In
me Gap this week, the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Willis, en-
route TO Camp Lee, where he
VIII take charge of the soldiers
going to Texas for training.
Miss Rachel Craft, of Virgin
Ia lntermont College, Bristol
spent a few days in the Gap
this week with her father, Rev.
j. b. Craft.
Mrs. Wayne Wright (nee Miss
Margaret Carnes) and little
daughter Mary Belle, iefr Sat.
urday morning for Columbus.
ONO, where they will spend
some time with MIR. Wright,
who 10 attending school AT the
University of Ohio, but will
finish this year.
Mrs. d. f. Orr, of st. Paul
and daughter, Mrs. Hugh Glib.
son, of Richmond, Ky, spent u
few days in the Gap last week
visiting Mrs. II A. W. Skecn.
DR.. Orr came down Saturday
and spent Sunday with them.
Charles Il. Strong, of Kings.
port, who has had II position in
the auditing department of the
otoncga Coke * Coal Company,
left Friday for his home, whore
he spent few days before re-
porting to Camp Lee fer duty.
+. X. Milton, who was form.
eriy local manager for the
Chesapeake, Potomac Telephone
Company with headquarters
at Norton, but who resigned
ms position to accept one in
Roanoke has been very i'll for
some time with pneumonia in
one OF the Hospitals in Roa.
noke. We are glad to state he
is now Improving rapidly,
Misses Mary ElizabethCloud
of charlottesville, Esther An
gle, near Roanoke, Martha
tlipps, of Roanoke, and Mary
Frances Price, OF Tennessee, all
students of Virginia lntermont
College at Bristol, were the at
tractive guests for the Easter
Holidays of Mrs. e. T.. Goodloe
and Mrs w. Il. Goodloe in the
Gap.
The Virginia Literary Society
of the Junior Senior Glass, OF
Big Stone Gap High School,
elected Clifford Smith of the
Junior class, to represent the
school at the County Fair in
April, in debate. The subject
TO be, Resolved that "Alilitary
Training shall be established in
the Public Schools" Each
High School in the County will
be represented in this debate.
In her new Select picture,
"The Secret of the Storm Coun
try Norma 'ralmadge touches
the highest note yet reached in
her career. AS the squatter's
daughter, wronged and desert.
cd by her husband, left to rear
their child under IL cloud, she
rises To great emotional heights
aud her portrayal OF Tess is one
That viii win the sympathies of
every audience. Tho picture is
being distributed by select and
Will be shown at the AmuZu
Theatre TO morrow.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
TO Our Readers

We have arranged with
County Agent Sizer for spc-
ciai column agricultural
and community interests in our
next issue.
Don't fail to read what is
said.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03


daughter, of Dorchester, spent
few hours in the Gap Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs: Enoch Willis, of Ben.
nam, Ky, spent u few DAYS in
me Gap last week with Mrs. G..
y. Jenkins, and relatives up
the Valley.
Miss Virginia Anderson, of
wise, spent Il few days of last
week in the Gap visiting her
cousin, Miss Polly Kelly.
FOR observation-disclosures in
The 'Tourainc equipped with
llght, water and heat. Apply
to Nome Vista Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Gudgill.
who have been rooming at Dir.
w. y. Bakers, moved into the
cottage on Poplar Hill Monday
recently vacated by II. J.. Lane.
j. W. Rush, salesman for
Lowry Fruit Company of Nor
Ton, spent few days last week
III Blueiield on business.
Mrs W. $. Beverley spent
last week iii Bristol receiving
treatment for var trouble. by
one OF the specialists.
MIR. and Mrs. Britt Smith, of
Black " God, motorcd down to
the Cap one night last week To
intend the show.
Mrs. Il. Tate Irvine and chill
dren, Helen, Dorthy and Rob.
ert Fate Jr-, returned to the
Gap Friday night from Rich.
ihond, where they have been
spending the past hire q
months with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Gibson ana three
lltile daughters returned Thurs
day from Il months visit TO
Mrs. Hugh p. Young in Birm
ingham, Ala, and relatives in
Bristol.
Mrs. Otis Mouser and little
son, Otis, Jr., spent "A few DAYS
last week with relatives I'M
Louisville.
Mrs. r. Nj. Amos and chill.
dren, of West Virginia, have
been IN the Gap several weeks
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Body.
NJ. +. Aronhime passed
through town this week from
Louisville cnroute to Bristol To
visit his brother. While here
MIR. Aronhime sold Big Four
Overland touring car to O. b.
Jones at Appalachia, this being
the last car from the stock Of
the Virginia Overland Comma.
ny. Mr. Aronhimo says he
expects to make his future
home in Louisville instead of
Roanoke as WAS first Intended
Mrs. Swan, of near the l.. &
\. Station, and son Oliver
swan, of the U. S. ~, who has
been home on a furlough. left
Thursday for Bristol, where
they will spend Il few days be.
fore Oliver returns to his du
ties on a Submarine Chaser.
Miss Ruth Mars, of Keokee,
spent Friday in tho Gap on her
way to Pennington Gap to visit
her sister, Miss Nell Mars.
y large number of Norton
people passed through the Gap
Sunday in cars on their way to
Pennington Gap TO attend the
burial of Mr.. Grover Cecil.
VINO died Friday at Norton of
pneumonia Among those Of
Norton who attcadcd were
Mcssrs. Webb Willetts, Ralph
Coland, Leo Iluettel, Charles
Meeks, DR.. w. Burkes.
The Bible school at the
Church of Christ will be at ten
O'Clock Sunday morning, and
the preaching service at eight
p m.
FOR SALE-Sweet milk, call
phone No. rs rings.
II L. Fox returned sunday
from II business trip to Ken
lucky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03
Christ Episcopal Church.

Services next Sunday evening
at eight o'clock. Every Wed
nesday at 5p., IN. litany aud
address on confirmation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-04-03

Buy your Stationery from
the Wise Printing Company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
.LAWTON IS CHECKING
UP THE UNEMPLOYED

Lawton. June 7--Res.strafion oi
al unemployed persons began TODAY
u LA~ton under the direction O,
County Attorney Joe :. Rh.nefort and
l,eussnsut n W NcDo1aid II chzrxs
- the Provost Guard The canvass =
beng made By the military Qolics
Following = conference between
t.ty ssd cSniy officers sac a oom-
L nee os the County Council o. De
tc,-s. rezzstrz;icr cards and 4 q-es-
ticnrairs ~as printed- Pull info--
ustioa viii bs secured about the -
son. and he ~iu BE- compelled g
carry = card a. evidsroe cf his re<-
ix-rstion.
The information -iE then Be tU-a-
Cd ever 20 J ". Eastman. govern
lent enployue-t z<eut. and the reg
i-trznt vii have 70 20 before hin.
T. any re<ist-zrt refuses 70 respo-d
when called. he vii Be arrested OF a
VACANCY charge and Eiacei in jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
rOLEY CAIhAkIII -.pLr
PROGRESS FOR WEEK
At GUTHRIE WAR KITCHEN

CONTINUED PROM PACE oNEl
Gated
In addition 70 .1g regular classes
EeI1 every day 'As-e viii D. siec-
q, demonstration en- drying and can
-.1E ot vegetables 81 the var kitchen
tuesday afternoon 90 tao o'clolk
Remember. SIS Ike .7 have yoa bring
sclr own w4te-.al. rre4are b. and
.ske ( home vfh ycl \ hearty H.
y.,at.on Is cxteudsd tc every one
Gene hrius yo1r glesiions and hear
item answered.
woman of tns vs-. wha' arc you
doing 90 help care flr this wonderful
ratlon Of ours, What are you giving
10 help g~ese-se his sTirit o. de-
locrscy sor w1.cA cur 5oss are Civ
.ng their lives You W.il say. 4
buy I4herty Bou1s sad War Savings
Stsri ard wo-s for the Red Cross "
90 oo1rse you d.. and Whal q spieu-
I'd thing tha; 800 esr. bat id L ever
cscur TO yoG thar with all this money
ard material our boys VII be help
less unless thsy have food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
CONSCIENCE HURTS,
BOY PAYS LICENSE

Prospect q immediate service ia
'he army and front line trenches
rherr sas baGsis are iAs thicsss; has
h-l an effect o7 an Alfalfa county
south The circumstances are sx-
r'ainet IN a lastes received BY C. s.
smith. state tsn srd game warden.
received from Glenn Hinkie. county
clerk. who writes for the boy
The youth has recently become -
lEious. and wishing 10 ra, hiulssl,
s.-aish, wl,h his sellowuiau and his
conscience. he rade a cont.dan;e =
the county attorney Among o,ha-
sAinss the youns mar said he had
hunted FOR elEh, wears and in al tia,
time had purchased only one hEn.-
lrs license
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
OPPOSE NATIONAL TRADE.

The American Chamber az Com
merce In London. with membership
ot 900 representatives of the most I'm
por.an, American concerns engaged ~
commerce with GFea. Britain. oppo,c
the suggestion embodied in bill pend
ing before congress FOR the official
adoption az distinctive national tra1a
mark under government license % b.
attached 10 goods Of American orig;l
Their argument i. that X such an o.
fetal trademark Is attached indlscrim-
inaieiy 10 al American goods. good.
bad and indifferent 81 vill operate 10
the de,rimeat Of eftclsn;iy produced
standardized American goods q Qna'-
iiy Which have balii up reputation
atroad q; great cost q labor ali
money rnder their OWL marks % its--
,.ficaiion. These DO uot need -
t.onai trademark because the'rAmsri-
can origin IS vel known. but they
might suffer ~ the comparison inyi'-
81 By he intiscriminsie attschmeu.
o. general American trademark TO
all sorts o. products
Their objections 20 the proposal ere
no, wholly selfish. because & ca1
readily he Understood that the very
odiun they fear from association IN
der the same trademark with inferior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

4
AZ sssferu PAPER SAYS a revival 81
interest sn tN~ fate ot Russia IS eeT-
tain to follow tie announcement that
Dsva Il Francis, United States AM
bassaaor to Pe.rorrAd has returned e
his pas, in shas e.sy in anticipation e
Z believed. ct the beginning of 'ae
rev program q President Wilson 10
h.n, Of ,ae nat1re of the poLry has
been given 10 sns pua4e AMI probably
will no. be made kn0uu lg me ae's
os Aubass4dor francis. bat inseres'
in Russia as an international tac'o-
viii suffer nc timmas.on in case
events demonstrate thar Nr W.ls.n
has amended his former ye~s MASa-
lnEtoa adusits that Mr Francis has
gone back 10 PegrcgrAa and the in
ference IS that only the inauguration
o, ! uew American policy could ~
ordered tina, step. aa; not a woTi ..
explanation Is offered
IN vlew u the desperate plight !.
Genera, Semenotf The cossAck leAde-
who has been conducting a mili'arv
campaign against the rsv0iauonisis.
and repeated representations frcm
certain allies regarding The a1VisA-
hlll,y Of Japanese Intervention in ST.
IBERIA. there Is a possibility ,hA. NJ
wilson may hare consented 10 lin
wes cooperation with allied opinion
In his last message on the Russian
japanese situation &c qualified his
Withholding OF consent to interference
in siberia hy saying he did No, regard
the tire as prop'tioas Perhaps evenis
s.nce then have Convinced him ihs,
the present IS good time tor inter
veu;lon. ba, only definite acts o.
statements will determine whether re
Is about to reach the Russians with
his OWN policy or hiss toinei with The
allies for military activity ~ Japan
Ba. Mr. Wilson Is acting no 1Q-h:
or positive information az sufficient
weigh. 20 direct his course whether
IL is in line with his original Judgment
Or a changed opinion The significant
fac. is tia, an American course az ac-
tiou is aAou. 60 begin in Russia and
since Europe has declared . readiness
70 follow Mr Wilson's leadership the
program should be satisfying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
NHs LEWIS WRITES
- A cAUSTIc BOOK

Mrs Harriet Ls~is. of Kansas
CITY. sends The Leader a copy o. 3
book she las sast issued !, a. en-
titled. The Trimmer In q she flAss
szperstitioz and tskes issue With the
Bible Judged froz Mrs.. Lewis ovn
cosnic cut the box has . moral bit
hardly pol1-s . tzte. she Is espec-
-fily severe on re Ne~ Tnoaghs ard
teclare tAzt ths Bi5l4 teaches WITCH
c-zft- The boos + eFidently Tor 7ri-
ysfe sub=criG<io-. ss1ce 10 p-ice l.
riFsa Nrs Le-s a. one tine re-
sdsd in Guthrie and sert many COT
tributions 20 T1e Leader she ~ss
za ardent zens-r q the So1th Z Z
ChHrch- In 1ose Nrs- Lewis says
he has iost Scr so,- Chester. and
kat ne : = -broken-hezr7e5 10
zzn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

products might very easily reac.
against the whclc American trade one
dishonest or nrscTGpaioas concern
tr-se,.srx confidence IN the proposed
American trademark hy peor produe' ;
might c~earc general prelati E
srRins, American goods rhat would dc
more harm than any possible good
thar might scsrue from the nstional
trsdemarx idea eclgd overcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

In ene serse 70 which We have
oesn wcnt 70 srlrk of armies
shsrs are no armies IN fnls ssrs9-
els: there are eitire ra.iens
armed. Thus the nser VINO remain
60 tlll the sell and man the fac-
sories are no less q part of sre
army that 10 In France tran r.e
men beneath the bas.iefsa7s- To
this end the peoele must draw
eIoss TO enc compact front against
q common foe. This nation needs
aIi men. but Il needs each man,
not In the field that will ross
pieasurs him. eus In the enceascr
that Will best serve she eorron
eecd.-Wccorcw Wllson-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
MANY MEN TO BE
RELEASED ON FURLoUGH

Washington. June II A blM 70 re-
l.sse men of tha National Army need
&c 10 carry on the Industries ot the
country has been introduced in TN
i-oRse The bin includes men en
esged In trades necessary to carry
oI the business az the country. which
includes nsachin.sts. rarpenters.
b.acksmsshs, and those q the allied
trades employed IN news sapers and
cotton nails All men 80 released
will be subject 70 call They VII he
received only nindeterninata fur
tough
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17

Troubled with rheumatism. ktrey
or bladder affections yol -eed
Foley kidney Pi,is Ms Frank ?
Wood 4 r n .. NcTr,u Name
writes y found re- sf as soon as
began taking Foiey Kidney pills Ny
husband also received i-lch henet,
from them he vas .amn. could ro'
stoop over. row feels 10 pain sold
everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
n. w. WILLIAMS ENDORSED AS
OIL BUREAU AEAc

The Oklahoma on and Mining As
stciAsion ot Oklahoma Csy AT q
meeting this evening endorsed hearg
" Williams q thar city Tor appoint
men, by the Governor as eAies az
tie OIL ard Gas Bureau ~ me Cor
po-stion Commission TAis place
vas made vacan, hy The appointment
o. A. l. wslks- Ia the CorporA.soa
Commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-17
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL GUARD
COMPANIES ARE coMrLETEo

AL companies ef NAsAe14l Ga4vt
inc,s5sd II the o- 44s aa0s& Ass.Sn-
si 20 0SlahcEsA havc ae~n rverv TED
ard onlv swat se3srga.sAssen Ay ghn
Csverz-er, A hsa4s2Arts~s corn-
-&ry ard 5 Sgprly es,-sg4~v ~emsssr 10
- added 10 re reg gt-er.. bur tAey
are now T. coarse q c-g4zs s&,soa &ni
/. is said are raw aeoas cenp1ess