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The Parker post., 1918-04-27
u. S. Loans To Farmers
Now Nearly $50, 900, COO

Nearly twelve million dollars
was loaned out to farmers of the
United States by the Federal land
banks during the month OF Jan
uary last.
On February the total amount
loaned out to farmers by these
banks since they were established
was nearly $50,0O0,000, the num-
Der of loans closed being $4,000.
The amount applied for at that
date was s260,000,00O, representing
over 100000 applicants.
The total loans made by the va
rions hanks were as follOWa:
The Parker post., 1918-04-27
f OR YOU r
NFOR M A TION

Here are some Of the things your
Liberty Bond money loaned to the
Government will buy for our boys
"Over There:
A $50 Liberty Bond will supply four
months sustenance In the field tor
one Of our soldiers
A 500 Liberty Bond will supply 200
pounds Of smokeless powder for
one of the big guns.
A $500 Liberty Bond will equip and
uniform four of our bluejaek9ts.
A $500 Liberty Bond will supply 1S0
Of our boys with gas masks, n
which to face one of the dead
Hest menaces of the trenches.
A $1,000 Liberty Bond will buy gaso
line enough to drive one OF our
submarines 1000 miles In our
campaign against the underseas
raiders Of the Kaiser.
A $4,000 Liberty Bond will supply
$50 thirteen-pound shells to sink
German submarines
Every Liberty Bond you buy helps
actively to shorten and win the War
The Parker post., 1918-04-27

What are you farmers going to
do for the Government now that
It Is asking for the Third Liberty
Loan7
The Parker post., 1918-04-27

Protection the Allies afford us may
weaken our sense Of duty."-Taft, Feb.
I, 1917. Have you Weakened7 Do
your duty! Buy Liberty Bonds.
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Pray fer rain.
Bean tn Kaiser.
Go to Sunday school.
Quitcher rockin' tn boat!
Tom Gall Hugger is goin TO sheer
billy, tn sheep, jist as soon as tn
weather sits warm enuf soz he won't
ketch cold ii mean billy,)
1t seams me it wood be a fine
idee to hav party some place some
time fer tn xpress perpus ov settin'
forth tn good qualitys ov our nabers.
1t don't seam me it does ennybuddy
eny pertickler good to hear about
everbuddys meanness. Spozin we
rite about face an quit maxim show
ov ourselves. Less sing America.
Nope-everbuddy can't be satisfied
at onct. Even tn Savior himself was
abused an criticised an crusilied when
he never done nothin but good in his
life. When we git to rrnnin down
preachers less stop an take a squint
at ourselves an 999 times out oy 1000
we air run.,in down our betters
Dear Lord. help Us to see ourselves
as Others see Us.
Yep! Tn hull wirld is at war.
Reckon we wood be aut ov stile if we
dident carry it on rite here at home?
Taint no use to ever try to pleas ever
buddy at tn same time an all we kin
do Is set in tn boat an hold on tite.
Yer, Uncle Sammie has got enuG
trubel on his hands 'thout th'.reSt oy
us actin like bunch ov unculy chill
dren. ! think if eny Ov us has a
speck ov patriotism i'm our sistum we
will all stand upan sing America next
time we run out ov enything to talk
erbout. Quitcher rockin tn boat.
Spozen we quit tryin' to run down
an destroy other churches jist becaus
taint tn denomination we fancy
What we want is construction, not &c
We air glad to know
there's to be another church over in
in White River. Mebby some ov tn
folks which aint ben goin to church
cause faint there pet denomination
will come Outoyit an dosomethin fer
there soles salvashun. Lets so out
into tn hiway an buy way an pool
hall an get new material, an not try
ter sneak arOun an tear down some
other church to build up our own.
Dear Lord, help us to be big enuf to
realize our littleness an correct it.
Quitcher backbiten. Less sing Am
erica.
Yours reflectiyely,
UNCLE RUFUS.
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CODY CHOPSTICKS

II. f. Atwoods sale was the Doth at
Murdo.
Ernest Hamilton was White Riv-
er caller Friday.
John Stromer was buying cattle in
this vicinity last week.
Cody Sinnings sale came off with a
small crowd for bidders.
Miss Helen Egleston attended Nor
NAL at White River last week.
1t Is reported that the Red Cross
sale at Cody Sinnings brought little
over Sl3.
School meeting at the Paleck
school house Thursday Ernest Ham
ilton, Chas. Kimball and r. Weeks
were chosen directors Che 8. Hamilton
made Il trip to Murdo today and back
Friday.
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There was quite crowd at the RI q
Cross dance given by Cornelia Nc
Donald ut the Bad Nation School
Saturday night.
G. w. Perlenfein and family went
to Bonestcel Sunday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Martin and daugh-
ter who have been visiting this
esteemed family for few days.
G. w. Perlenfein's father and
mother were visitors atthe Perlenfein
ranch the first OF the week. These
folks were accompanied by Jake
Rauser and family, also hy Mrs. Mar
ton and daughter.
We now have two stores In this To-
cality with the expectation Of soon
having another one. The rumor is
out that they are going to start a
town on the Mitchell Trust Company
land. If this be true, we shall have
bank and black smith shop short y.
There was school meeting at Wood
last week for this school district.
Everything passed of smoothly as no
one had his fighting clothes on. They
voted on building two new school
houses in this vicinity. They care
now circulating petition to bond the
district to raise the funds to build
these buildings. Here tofore the
school board has had the wrong i'm
preston about the building new
school buildings in that they thought
that they could issue warrants to
2uild them. This however, is not
;he case as they have to have the
money on hands before they can law
ully build them. If the school
BOARD does otherwise any tax payer
n the district can bring suit against
hem at any time; either while they
IRE on the board or after they 60 of.
The penalty for this unlawful build
ng of school buildings Is making the
paw for these buildings Is making the
BOARD pay for these buildings them
selves.
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we are at0llated.
We have just held a great naval and
military meet at Masison Square Gar
den, where a large sum was raised for
this remarkable unit, which has sailed
to do such valuable work in France.
Every person in it, even to the plumb
erS and mechanics, are women, and
they volunteered for dangerous service
Other branches of our war service
have been an intensive food cOnserva-
tion campaign and the War-Savings
Stamps campaign. In all this active
patriotic work we feel inspired with
the thought OF our own chairman,
Mrs. Norman der Whitehouse, abroad
on an important government mission
and many others Of the rank and file
of orr women who are engaged In de-
voted service "Over there"
Citizenship Schools.
Another interesting branch Of our
work is the great university extension
of citizenship. Schools are being held
throughout the state under our Educa-
lional Committee.
Another line of work Is that Of our
Intelligence Committee, which lists Of
ncials of all political parties and all
men in every township and county In
the state who have run or are to run
Cor Office 1t is believed this commit.
tee will become extremely intelligent
as time goes on, and it's intelligence
will react on the civic welfare Of the
state most tellingly.
Our Americanization Committee has
| issued some very effective and educa-
! tional literature and is organizing In
! every center and community where
there are foreign groups.
Maintaining Morale.
We realize that great part OF a ma.
tons war time eflicieicy Is in keeping
life normal and efficient at home. In
the last analysis that nation which
keeps most nearly steady and normal
in it's industrial and domestic life will
maintain that morale which will win
the war for It,
The work of the Rural Problems
Committee perhaps is Of particular In
! IcrcSt III tlllS Wh'SH ~ w
ing sent out by the National Securit!
League. Very few people In the coun
try have stopped to realize how In oul
! body polite the rural committees are
Disseminated against In the matter OF
socializing forces. Our great cities
have their amusements. their munich
pal halls and baths. their cOmmunit!
kitchens, their public libraries and lee
ture courses and innumerable settle
ments and clubs where people arr
drawn together and stimulated men
tauy and spiritually. We feel tina
some of these advantages should b.
brought to the country districts.
Any rural woman who wants to b.
nut I'm touch with our legislative bul
letin, with our correspondence course
in civic education or any information
In reference to the work of the .Wo
man Suffrage party should write t
that organization at S0S Fifth avenue
New York city.
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ROSEBUD VALLEY
Corn growing hne.
Register your baby yet.
Ramamhar tha Sunday Sch


Register your baby yet.
Remember the Sunday School next
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Joneschiets war garden Is TAX
ING on . very promising look.
Messrs. Wilson, Satree and Pete
l.achman invested In quite bunch
u cattle recently.
Rosebud Valley club meets at G O..
Wilson's July 9Th. Ice cream, lemon
ads and . big dinner for all who
come.
Bad Nation District will register at
James Peacocks Saturday P. N. June
18th. Everybody bring your children
undsr I've years.
Frank Hakl and family are now
visiting ct Lake Andes In Charles
Nix County as Franks brother Steve
leaves for service June oath.
Rev. Wold was out again Sunday
Afternoon and preached . mighty
rod sermon. Will be with Us again
July 7th. Everybody come and boost
Y rood cause get your Ford church
troinod.
We understand > young man who
Who stays with Chas. Eaton has pur-
ehased the John Ham place also Ole
Abgahams. This is fine lay out but
~ hope the Hams are not leaving
OK Valley.
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RlDO ICELAND
Mr., and Mrs. Roy st. Clair went to
Winner, Friday.

Mr., and Mrs. Roy st. Clair went t
Winner, Friday.
James Orr and family and j. G
Cordell and wife attended services a
Wood Church, Sunday.
w. Horton, wife and little son El
bert Vaughen were Sunday evening
callers at the Carter home.
]. G. Cordell sold his herd OF cattle
recently and we hear he intends tt
purchase a herd of thoroughbreds.
L. X. Larsen and family entertain
ed ]. +. Norup and family and Mr.
Sorensen and family at dinner Sun
day of last week
N. IL. Weed and j. G. Cordell at.
tended the school meeting Tuesday
Mr.. Weed was reelected treasurer OF
the Board for another term.
Erick Eriksen and family and their
guests Misses Marion ErikseD and
Jenny Christensen Of Omaha were
pleasantly entertained at the P. Pet
ersen home In Happy Hollow Sunday
Of last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoban Of Gladwin,
Iowa Is visiting with her daughter
Mrs. James Orr. Mrs, Orr made a
short visit at Gladwin several weeks
ago and her mother returned with
her to visit here indefinitely
Mrs. James Orr and sons accom-
panied by L. X. Larsen went to
White River, Friday. Rex had
tooth extracted and the process was
unusually painful and Rex hasn't
been quite we'll since. We hope he
will recover very soon.
Hric Erickson made flying trip to
Omaha, Friday of last week. He mo-
tored back accompanied by his sister
Miss Marion Eriksen and a friend
Miss Jenny Christensen both of Omaha
These ladies are making short stay
In our midst and seem to enjoy being
here. Mr.. Erlksen and family enter.
tained for their guests on Sunday at
picnic dinner SER ed In their Oak
Grove on the creek. There was roast
turkey and spring chicken and an a.
bundance of other goodies and there
was very little Hooverizing at that
meal. There were games and music
during the afternoon and after the
day was spent all seemed loath to
leave, but, duty called to the even
Ing chores and all answered. The
guests were: Editor Kirch, w. j..
Palmer and family, Mrs. James Orr
aud sons, Mrs, Hoban, p. Petersen
and family, Mrs. j. Siegmund and
Miss Helen, James Carter and wife
and Scott Merrill.
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PURE WATER DISTRICT

Sunday School at 3 preaching at 4.
New time.
Buy Happy Hollow Pennant be-
fore the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heying drove
to Winner on business Monday.
J.B. Mitchell and Capt. Hall took 2
loads of fat hogs to the Winner mar
ket Tuesday.
Big 4th of July picnic at the Louis
Manard spring = miles west of Wood
Everyboy invited.
Lege Graham purchased fine reg
istered horse recently which he will
keep at his place id Happy Hollow
He also delivered bunch of horses
at Winner last Saturday.
A number of the neighbors have
heard from 4. G.. Moorhouse. He is
feeling fine although they are still IN
quarantine Mostof the Mellette G
boys were moved to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen gave a fare
well party for Mr.. Peter Nielsen last
Friday night, i'm honor of his depart.
ure to join the colors. Ice cream and
cake were served about mi iaight
Bis Nollsch returned from Dixon
Tuesday. He reports fine trip. He
attended the Childrens day exercises
at the Sunday School there last Sun
day which were exceptionally good.
Last Sunday marked new epoch
In church attendance in our Comun
ity and Sunday school began on time
Mrs. L. M. Krell acted as superint
endent during the absence of Mr.
Nollsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tisdell, Viyynt
and little Grace were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. Brown at Wood Wed
nesday at dinner party given IL
honor of master Richard Browns 3r(
birthday.
Every wage Garner, tax payer, o
voter Is notified to be at the closes
school house at 2 o'clock the 2sth an,
sign pledge card for war saving
stamps. Be there II you don't wisl
/ tO no Oalloh n clacEor
The Committee on the 4th of Jul
met at Wood last Saturday and al
arrangements were completed. Tn
Committee asks that every one brin
their own forks, spoons and cups ais
we'll filled basket for the big Dime
at noon. There may be short pre-
gram beginning at 1890.
Next Saturday will be Bert Hum
phreys last day on the stage line afte
four years. He csrtai.ly has beer
most a,comidating and efficient ma
carrier. Mr.. John Atkinson OF Woo
will carry the mail from Wood
White River aud 1t Is hoped he wi
w. Dmpt and obliging as his pr,
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w o IN q n suffrage,
November 6, 1917,
has devoted itself
exclusively TO war
work and various
forms Of civic and
patriotic service.
We have recently
sent the first wo-
mans hospital unit
abroad from the
u mite d States.
This unit is the
War Baby" Of the
National Woman
Suffrage Associa-
ton, with which
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i
BUTTE VALLEY ITEMS
viii Horton sold his cattle to NJ

viii Horton sold his cattle TO NJ.
II. Weed this weeN.
Rola Hedrick took in the carnival
in Winner Wednesday,
Jack Martin Of Carter was in Butte
Valley on business Wedne day.
Sim Cordcs. Luther 5 halter and
Mike Gatlney went 10 Winner SatIr
day.
Ray Rankin and Andy Pearson
made "A business trip to Carter and
Witten Monday.
Riclie, Anna and Cora Jongewaard
called at the sheep ranch Monday to
watch the shearers.
This valley was visited by quite a
dust storm Tuesday evening but no
rain fell to speak OF.
Peter JongeWadrd Of Winner spent
a few days the first Of the week at
his ranch in Butte Valley.
Mr. Wolstencroft brought his sheep
over to Wainwright and they are
shearing together this week.
Mrs. Wainwright aud son Teddie
and Mrs. Bell and daughter Leah
were callers at the Rankins Monday
evening
Il. Rankin a family and \, j. krieg-
cr and daughter and Miss Beulah
made a short call at Rose Blosssm
Ranch Sunday evening.
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No matter how long haul you
have or what you need in the lumber
or building material line, you can get
it from the Montgomery Lumber
Company at Winner and will be put
on your wagon so that it will stay un-
til you get hCme. Our materials are
good and our prices are right. Mont
gomery Lumber Company. Is At,
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HAPPY HOLLOW

Help Is scarce. We miss the boys
who have gone. Clark Gallagher help
ed Art Turner with his alfalfa last
Monday.
Hans Hansen and Chris Boom were
callers at the Gallagher place Monday
Chris says he Is going to have water
melons, and that there are tomatoes
on his vines as big as his thumb.
The Happy Hollow Ladies Society
and the Auxillery Of the Congrega
tional church of White River were
entertained in the hospitable home
Of Mrs. Brown, at White River last
Thursday. Despite the heat, we had
good attendance. The ladies of
both organizations worked on quilt
for the Red Cross.
From the reports Of the committee
men who attended the meeting at
Wood last Saturday, the 4th Of july
celebration Is going to be safe, sane
and full OF pep, free lemonade, ice
cream 10c, An interesting program
with the usual fat mans race will be
pulled OF. Were feeding Brother
Gallagher up for the occasion)
The Happy Hollow Ladies' voted tc
have an ice cream supper In the
the church basement July llth. A
week after the 4th. They plan Il
serve early In the evening for the
benefit Of motorists from neighborinl
towns who desire to take an after
supper spin and get home In time *
put the kiddies to bed early.
Wilson calls his place "Lonesom,
Hollow" since Al Moorhouse is gone
AL says there are fellows enough a
bout him In camp, but they dom
take the place Of his Happy Holov
friends. The little old Hollow i
lonesome for AL too and oil our boy
who have gone We're keeping still
upper lip and preparing for y grea
celebration In these parts when yo'
oil como home.
Sunday School opened promptly .
three o'clock Sunday, with Mr.. Krel
- superintendent, In the absence 0
Mr.. Nollsch who vas Ia Dixon for tn
week end. We can begin on time q
| gain II We oil try. These afternoon
are too warm to spend In waiting
and Ne show consideration for on
fellow man By being on time, Afts
Sunday School the ladies' dsscsnde
| - the bosomept, and In that cool n
u treof Ind plans for the big 4th Z
Isyuly picnic - h. held west Of Woos
/ OR sppreclation q this basement
n co1n0 dooper evesy time ws use 4
n &n exo lhvited - preaching ssrvhl
\ Y, thsee o'ol0c 0cllkN
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FOR SALE:-Half Section, on
Wood White River Trail, good soft
water, with $1,000 improvements, rs
acres under plow; place under fence,
fine salt grass, l25 acres good farm
land, balance A pasture and hay
land. Price $50 per acre for quick
sale. Can give good terms on part.
Inquire at this Office for further part
iculars.
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j a. Rennick and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbcrry left yes
tcrday in their Ford cars for Bis
mark, North Dakota, where they
20 to visit friends and relatives
for a short lime.
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STRAYED or STOLEN
skin gelding, 3 years old, branded l.
on left shoulder, has foretop clipped
and two white hind feet. Reward
will be paid for the return Of the
horse or information leading to recov
cry. Harry Larsen, Wood, S. ID. Is st
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BAD NATION 0ROWLs

]. h. Retx and family were at the
Hroney this week.
r3eBy Mcdonald and family were
SlnItoss at the Bad Nation Sunday.
11od Cornelius bought Will Wells
ESnx. ~. Wells bought ; new bort
j. Hats and family we're visitors
40 rntsy Mcdonald last Thurs
rnclla Mcdonald attended the
os's Institute = White niver
punker has been In this To-
ri several days looking for >
W M = Ranoh.
n dfopped dead sstur-
~ 3 110s Wors shipped TO
= q IoWs Sqnday.
= Ring felt In this
"a ~ bad for the folks
~ 66J Joening for : living,
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Stock branded with any Of the fol-
lowing brands is owned 10y Sherman
& Hancock, Wood, :. d., and infor
nation of any strays will be suitably
rewarded: n on left shoulder; . { on
left hip or \ left shoulder; | left hip:
NJ right side; j right side; \ left side
W on left hip.
n l5tf
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-28
SvFFRACISTS
IN WAR WORK
BY MRS. JAMES LEES LAlDLAW,
Vice Chairman New York State Wo-
man Suffrage Party.

The New York State Woman SUf-
frage party, since it finished its great
task OF carrying New York state for
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STRAYED: Red muIey COW brand
I'd half circle } G on left side. red
calf hv side; one Roam COW branded
half circle j G ON left side wifi roam
calf by side Reward for information
leading to recovery of above stock
Harold Estes. wood. S. -. 19tf.
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ALFALFA SEED Good home
grown alfalfa seed, clean of weeds. at
is cents per pound, ~ miles north Of
Wood, JUST Big White River.
Alfred Anderson. Vera, S. ID.
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STRAYED or STOLEN: Black
horse, years old, branded " on
left thigh. Will pay reward of S5
for information leading to recovery.
Joe Roubideaux, Wood, S. d.
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TAKEN Up Two bay mares, with
sucking colts by side; two 3 year old
roam mares; one bay yearing; one bay
2 year old; four year old mares. All
branded NJ S on right thigh. found
these horses in my pasture, owner can
have same by identifying property
and paying for this notice and their
keep. j 4. Hansen, Carter, S. ID. tip
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FOR SALE: Full Blood Scotch
Collies Pups. John Moorhouse,
Wood, :. ID. II IT. p.
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Columbia
GraforaOla'S
and Records

VIII help you pass those long
winter evenings protitably-
pleasantly. Why not order
that new Gralanola now
Grafanola's are priced all the
way from $lS to $4,000; Double
disc Records Toe and up,
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TAKEN UP: Brown mare with
small white strip in forehead, brand
"a w on left thigh. About 4 years
old weight about 500 lbs. Owner can
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NOTICE: Anyone seeing estray
cattle with the following brands; NJ G.
MIG, j G, or JIG, all on the left
side, please notify the undersigned,
Matt Gillen, Wood, j. ID. . IF.
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HOGS WANTED-Am in the mar
ket for your hogs, See me when you
have hogs to sell. Frank kriehn,
Wood, $. y. AIT
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FOR RENT: The 5 w ] 4 Section
5. Township Al, Range rs, W 9th L Al
For further particulars Inquire at tbs
office Il IT,
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have same by proving ownership, pay
ing for this notice and keep. Fritz
Lyons, Wood S. d. ~ 1t.
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STRAYED or STOLEN - Bay
horse, white stripe in forehead, weight
1850, wire cnt Oh right hind foot, no
brands, wore halter when last seen.
Suitable reward for return of animal
to S. G. Gary, at Little Crow Day
School. lOtf
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FOR SALE Fine quarter OF land
two miles from Wood plenty of good
soft water $1,000 incumbrance; price
$500. Ihauire at this office.
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EsT2AYEp:-One white faced z yeaf
old heifer, branded $685. on left side
and Il on left hip. Reward of $40
will be paid for information leading
to recovery. Rolla Hedrick, wood,
s ID 20 If