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The Washington herald., 1918-06-09
Suffered so Years With Rheumatism
Now Cured. Goes Fishing at Age of S3 and
Feels Fine!
North Dakota Man Tells Others How He Did
II. Wants No Money and Will Gladly Help
Others to Realize Same Benefits.

Il am SO years old. and I doctored for
rheumatism and its associated troubles
since came out of the army fifty years
ago. Like many others I spent money freely
for so-caIled cures and have read about
Uric Acid until could almost taste it I could
not sleep nights walk without pain: nv
hands were and stiff 1 could not hold
q pen. But now j am again in active business
and can walk with write all day with
comfort Friends are surprised at the change.
Ny heart naturally goes out to those who suf-
fer and don't know where TO get the treatment
that enabled me to cure myself at home, after
doctors and SO many other remedies had failed.
Therefore, while ask no money from those
who write I will gladly any es7
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09

sufferer toward getting the same
treatment that set me absolutely
free from my suffering and gave
me back my remarkable health,
strength and power OF endurance.
NOTE-Those who know DIR. Ash
Gilman marvel at his recovery and
renewed vital energy. He, like
thousands o; others, had given up
hope. but persistent effort enabled
him TO find q treatment that drove
the poisoned toxins out Of his blood
and system Scientific men now
claim this. and not Uric Acid" to
pc the real cause of rheumatism.
Any person having the slightest
synptoms OF rheumatism, neuritis,
goot lumoeeo. neuralgia and like
dlsorcers. should write 10 Mr.. Ash
simsn and benent By his friendly
enettl
The Washington herald., 1918-06-09
Flour yobber,' License Gone.

Gennaro Franco & Sons. New
Haven. Conn. wholesalers and job
bers in -four. have had their license
revoked by the Food Administration
for sales in excessive quantities.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
VOTERS MUST REGISTER.

This is the year for all voters who
expect to participate in the Novem
Der general election to re-register.
The county board of registration for
Lexington, Ben F. Derrick chairman;
J. Weir Addy, and W. B. Rhoden-
will keep their office open in the
county court house every day, ex
cept Sunday, during the months of
July and August for the convenience
of the voters and in compliance with
the law. So far comparatively few
new certificates have been issued by
the board. The intense interest, how
ever that has already been aroused in
the race for the United States senate
and for Congress, will doubtless
cause heavy registration from this
time on.
Mrs. Ida Sammis, of Huntington
L. I. prominent suffragist is men,
toned as a possible candidate for
the New York general assembly this
fall.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
REFUSED TO OPEN LISTS
TO ENTRIES.

The State Democratic executive
committee in special session in Co.
lumbia Tuesday did not open lists for
entries in the race for U S Senate;;
but devoted practically the entire
session to villifying former Governor
Blease. The attack upon Mr. Blease
was launched in an address by the
State Chairman John Gary Evans
who read a prepared statement de-
nouncing the fomer governor stat
ing that charges of fraud in regard
to previous elections had been called
to the attention of the former state
committee by the Reform Party and
had been openly made by Mr. Blease
with regard to the seating of Gov
Manning in 1916. In a partisan man
ner Mr. Evans also referred to the
Blease-M e-McLaurin-Aull statements re
Gently published and stated that both
Blease and McLaurin should be kick
ed out of the Democratic Party.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10

Mrs Sarah R. Shuler of Batesburg
is the lovely guest Of the Misses Efrd
for several days.
Mrs. Mollie Porter of Lynn Haven
Va is visiting her sister Mrs. B. D
Clarke Mrs Porter was for
mer resident of Lexington and has
large circle of friends and relatives
here who welcome her to her old
home.
DR.. A C Sawyer and Wilbur Redd
left Lexington Sunday night for Char
lesion where they 60 to enter the U 5
Navy. Thse young men volunteered
their service sometime ago and have
been awaiting their call for several
weeks.
The Four O'Clock Club will meet
with Misses Veda and Cecil Barre
Thursday afternoon at the usual hour
Wealthy young widow would marry
trutworthy, home-loving man old is
so considered Mrs. II. Box 5S4
Los Angeles Cal.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
JOHN, w. HOOK FOR MAGIS.
- TRATE. .

We carry in this issue the announ
cement of Mr.. John W. Hook as a can
didate for magistrate Of the Irmo Dis
trict. He has had the matter under
consideration for sometime and has
finally yielded to the solicitations of
his friends and agreed to enter the
race. Mr.. Hook is a man of sterling
character and Eundoubted integrity
with a long and varied business ex-
perience that specially fits him for
this position; and his friends claim
that his past life, both private and
official is sufficient to warrant his el.
ection and assure efficient and faith
full performance of the duties of the
office. :.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
COMMISSIONERS AND
SUPERVISORS MEET

The County Commissioners Wal
lace E. Lorick and S. Rufus Smith
met with Supervisor Corley in the
court house; ;Monday for the purpose
of organizing the Commission that
will locate and build the two bridges
across Saluda river.
The six citizens appointed by Gov.
Manning to serve as commissioners to-
assist the Supervisor and County Com
missioner were present as follows:
James K Swygert, DR.. J L Shuler;
Samuel NJ. Corley; William Dreher;
James Hitler and John W. Crout
State Highway engineer Brown was
also present. Nothing was done at
this meeting except to organize the
commission. The location and build
ing of the bridges will be decided up
on at sometime in the future.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
OAK GROVE AUXILIARY.

Oak Grove Auxiliary to the Lexing
ton Branch American Red Cross was
oganized Saturday afternoon by Miss
Ruth Efird and T. G. Callison.
The following officers were elected ;
Chairman, Miss Lottie Cromer; vice
chairman; Miss Mamie Corley; Sec
retary, Miss Eula Addy; treasurer
Mrs. Yoder Conner; supply chairman:
Miss Ethel Kleckley.
They were organized Saturday af-
ternoon with roll of Is members
and it is expected the membership
will grow rapidly. Oak Grove aux
Hilary has some live workers and
good results are expected.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
CARD OF THANKS

To the Editor of the Dispatch-News
Pease allow me space in your COL
umn. to express my thanks and graft.
tude to all my friends and neighbors
Though l an a stranger ! his CON-
munity) for the way the; opened
their hearts barns and pocket-books
to me when my food etc. was de-
stroyed by fire.
l wish to assure you that cannot
express my appreciation for these
most needful things; and assure you
that you will never regret doing what
you have done for me-
If can be of. any help to any cf
you command me; | am at vour ser
vice. May the good Lord bless each
and every one of you.
Mitchell SheaI:
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
w. A. CORLEy

W. Albert Corley a life long resi-
dent of the Midway section died at
his home about 5 miles Northeast of
Lexington, Monday at o'cock ?. NJ.
following an illness of several months
He was in his list year and spent his
entire life in this neighborhood, his
occupation being that of a farmer.
He was first married to Miss Sarah
Jane Harnan, who preceded him to
the grave in 1889. Later, he married
Miss Sarah Louise Kleckley who to-
gether with one son, and two daugh.
ters survive him. From his first mar
riage he leaves 2 sons and one daugh
ter.
Mr.. Corley was a plain outspoken
man, and had large circle of friends
who admired him for his candor and
franhness, as was evidenced by the
large crowd attending the funeral
He was member of Zion E. L
church and rendered faithful service
to his country during tie War Be.
tween the Sections.
The funeral was conducted from
the residence by his pastor Rev. J \
Croner and internent followed in
the family burying ground with Ma
sonic honors by Lexington Lodge
152 A. F Nj of which he was one of
the oldest members.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
THOMAS Peoples IN SENATE
RACE
Withdraws From Governors Race

Columbia, S. c. Attorney Gen
eral Thomas H Peoples clarified the
entire political situation in South Car
olina Tuesday night in the interests
of the people when he announced his
candidacy for the United States Sen
ate for the unexpired term of Senator
Tillman, which means the short term
Mr.. Peoples has filled the Office of at
torney general for six years with
marked ability and unquesetioned in
tegrity and impartial !. At the
time of election he was the young
est man who had ever held the office.
but the record which he Immediately
began to make soon not only gained
him an enviable reputation among
the people of his home State, but won
for him the highest office of honor
and trust in the national association
of attorneys general, which he last
year served as president; and hav-
ing declined reelection to the presi-
dency of that organization, he was
made chairman of it's executive CON-
mittee, which on account of an exist
ing vacancy in the office of president
today makes him it's chief executive
officer.
Mr.. Peoples announcement means
his retirement from the race for gov
ernor, and he tonight announced his
withdrawal from that race
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
WILL PRESENT FLAG

Ca Sunday morning at $50 The
Luther League of St. Stephens Lu.
.:.1-..-.a C...::::.1c,l viii :,oid q special Sc,
&c K T..lic.: time { Service Flag, II
c. nc boys who have answered
10 ell c. t.,c;r country, will be pre-.
:ctc; 20 cohc congregation.
The following program will be Cal
ried out.
Hymn-God Save Our Boys
Scripture Reading.
Prayer
Address-by Rev. OXner, Lutheran
Camp Pastor at Camp Jackson
Solo-by Miss Caro- Efird.
Presentation and Reception of
Flag.
National Anthem.
Prayer
Benediction.
The public is cordially invited.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
WHITES AND BLACKS CALLED
FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE
WHITES.

The following white registrants
ave been notified to appear for en-
~ into military service and will re-
ort at Lexington Monday July 18th
eaving the same morning at 9 :32 for
amp jackson.
Frank Lawson Swansea.
Elton Hartley Batesburg.
John Wesley Lybrand Swansea.
Enos Adolphus Long Lexington.
Boyd Hollis Leesville.
John Boyd New Brook!and
Ruben Aaron Hutto Leesville
Odis Drayton Smith Leesvil!e
Harry Sturkie Swansea.
Andrew Jackson Hyman Swansea.
Curtis Hall Batesburg.
Artemus Milton Arnold Lexington
James Clifton Lucas Swansea.
Rufus Godfrey Wise Swansea.
Joseph Wilbur Jones Pelion.
Andrew Stone Bateseburg
John Pettis Lowman Gilbert.
Hilton Rosecrand Yonce Pelion.
Thos. Newton Grandy Swansea.
Wilbur Rodgers Gilbert
Victor Cordie Shealy Lexington
Rufus E. Amicle Little Mountain.
Freddie Anderson Gilbert.
Morton L Amick Leesville.
Collie Mayfield Shealy Peak.
E. Quinton Shull Lexington.
Butler Craps Leesville
Sammy J. Freshly Columbia Rt 2
Ernie Albert Price Gilbert.
Charlie Wilbur Price Gilbert.
Archie Lee Joiner Pelion
Ollie Tuner Stoudemire Peeak.
Julian Eugene McCartha Gilbert.
Willie Edgar Seigler Leesille.
Samuel ]. Summer Chaplin.
Henry Joseph Roland Edmund.
John Samuel Metz Irmo.
Archie David Keisler Lexington.
D. Magnus Somers Little Mountain
Tally NJ. Drafts New Brookland.
Arthur Melton Huffstetter Chapin
Elmo Moorer Swansea
Lonnie Talmage Barley Swansea
Jacob Owens Shealy Chaplin
Henry Harvey Wingard Lexington
Oliver Davis Hallman Leesville.
Carroll Eddie Anick Brookand.
Bennie r. Sturkie Swansea
Ray B Bouknight Brookiand.
Daniel Franklin Price Gilbert.
Thomas Ryan Livingston Gilbert
- Oliver .Crumwell Crout Gilbert
Willie Lee Lindler Chaplin.
James Monroe Day Gilbert.
Charlie Andrell Rose Leesvihe
Albert Lester Corley Lexington.
Henry Virgil Haltiwanger Chaplin.
Sam Perry Buckley Irmo.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
MEETING AT ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
HOUSE

Dr. R. II Folk and DR. . H Shealy
will speak at Saint Johns school
house Friday night July 18th at $50.
Dr. Folk will lecture on Rural Sanitas
ton and DR.. Shealy will discuss Dem
tai Hygiene. The public is urged ta
attend this meeting as much valuabEs
information along the lines Of Sanl~
taticn can be gained by being pres
ent ana hearing these two speakers.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
BLEASE SPEAKS AT
LITTLE MOUNTAIN SATURDAY

Ex-Governor Cole L. Blease. At.
torney General Thos. H. Peoples, Maj
John G.. Richards and Congressman
Fred H. Domineck will speak at little
Mountain Saturday afternoon July
18th at P. NJ. The public is invited
to be present and hear these gentle
men discuss the issues of the day.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
TO LECTURE AT ROUND HILL

Dr. R H Folk and Dr. P Fl Shealy
will lecture at Round Hill school
house on Saturday night July 20.
DR. Folk will dicuss rural sanitation
and Dr. Shealy will lecture on dental
iy"eine. The public is invited to at
tend as these are matters Of vita!
importance to everybody.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
WHAT sc. BUYS

A nickel still buys the best sets
cigars to be found on the market or
gets an ice cold Coca Cola or many
other delicious drinks at the fountain
of Harmor's Drug Store.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
COMMUNION SERVICE At ST
STEPHENS NEXT SUNDAY

There will be Ho!" Coaman.oN
Service at St. Stephec'a :, /. church
Sunday morning b. the pastor th@
Rev y u Rise: a3.o >on:jAl -:"e1ve
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
COLORED.

Inc 1OllOWtNS COIOleu IeSlStf6AIo
ave been notified to report for mill
Try service Thursday July 18th and
i'll leave for Camp Jackson at 9:3e
le same day.
Benjamin F. Howell Dentsville
Abraham Sutton Swansea.
John Mclerae CASTOR.
George Jenkins New Brookland
Wesley Goodwin Lexington.
James Summers Lexington.
Artemous Wilson New Brook1and.
Willie Kitchen Cayce
Eugene luattlebaum Batesburg.
Oscar Griffin Cayce
James Corley Irmo.
Roscoe Conklin Young Irmo.
John Walter Dreher Lexington.
Pickens Rowe Steedman.
Adolphus MCGOWAN Leesville
David Ladson Swansea.
Arthur Franklin Lexington. ,
Robert Leaphart Irmo.
Willie Bynum Swansea.
Geo. Summers Gilbert.
David Bernard Summers Gilbert
David tPeaster Leesville.
Sam Dickerson New Brookland.
Robert Robinson Steedman.
Ola Brannon Swansea
Burley Kesler Little Mountain -,
Dennis Samuel Bouknight Irme
Willie Buckley Lexington
Ocy Etheridge Leesville
Dave Branon Irrno
Joe Bowman Irmo.
Ed Livingston Woodford j ::
Jack Cannon Peak ::
Tom Jones Lexington
Ed Davis Chaplin - !
Sullivan Harris Swansea
Sherman Sony Chaplin
William Henry Black Pelion
John Lucius New Brookland
Norman Hampton Swansea
Mack Dickerson New BreoklaAa
George Washington Caycs
Harry Eleazer Peak
Abe Steadman Batesburg
Steven Rhinehardt Thor
Tyler Hill Lexington
James Edward Strother LexiutgeK
Wander Buff Swansea
Adam Pierce Corley Lexington
Henderson Rowe Stsedman.
Luther Hallman Samaria
Clarence Gregory Smith Eaas
Columbus Butler BatesbuFg.
James Eliot Corley Irms. J.
Henry Burgess Steedman :
Odell Glympth Swansea. -
Simmie Drafts Leesville :
Bennie Starks 1rms
Ellie Bradford Irme
John McNeal New Brooklaad. -,
Sullivan Rowe Jr.
Julius Blaine Rowe Leesviae
Jess George Hill Lexington
William Kapers BooZer Cayce
Jhon GLASGOW Leesyille
Preston Hill Lexington
Archie Livingston Swansea.
Benny Holly Swansea
Robert Jones Hamlet \. G..
Matthew Brown Swansea
Will Summers Lexington.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10

The following registrants have
been reclassified by the Local Board
Paul Jones Ballington 8 to 2.
Gary J Dowd 3 to !
Luther w. Miller to l.
Walter William Quattlebaum to l
Willie @. Summers 5 to l
Eddie Eldrid~e Barefoot 2 to l
Clarence Martin Hook 3 to /
Walter Beckom 4 to 2
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10

Geo Arthur Moore Swansea
Bennie Carlise Derrick Columbia
Jacob Simmie Amick 1t. Mountain
Sammy Boyd Chaplin.
Franklin Carroll Cromer LeXine
ton. fsi Ss "a
Julian Eugene Kaufman Lexing.
ton.
julius Bernard Shearouse Lexing.
ton.
Lawrence Lamar Huffstettle]
Little Mountain.
Berley Darling Hutto Swansea.
Clarence William Smith Leesvllle
William Earle Zenker Lexington
David Lowell Brookland.
Oliver Richard Stockman
Quinton Jimmie Rikard
Martin Hall Manual
James Nook
Jesse Franklin
Eugene Wilton Long Gilbert
David Leroy Frick
John Henry Morris
William Capers CuHum ...
Curtis Eugene Derrick.
Gemis Anderson.
Leroy B Eargle
Joseph L. Fielder
Adolph Fitzroy Rister
Irvey Mills
Adam Lewie Semiel Harman.
Brooks Kannady z
George Shepherd Presnell -. e.
Ephraim Jones .,r.. -,
Singleton Cleo Hall =" -. -.
Charlie Wesley Wessinger
Charlie Minton :. -,
Raymond Lucius Neese
John Henry Kelley ~
Cephus Berley Dickert
Austin Emanuel McCartha.'
Frank Cockerel
John Wilson
Jesse Theodore Harman
! Festus Hall =. ...
Benjamin Bryan Wingard
John Brian Price
Edgar Lafayette Shealy
Andrew Carlisle Miller
Dan Wesley Reed
D. Hoyt Sentefeit
David Ebert Furtiek
Raford Mckinley Hammer
Charlie Diver Younginer
Haskell Davenport
Jesse CAN'T
Clay Edward Ballentine
Henry jeremiah HarEnan
McKendrel Barr
Robert Edward Craig
Francis Sandel Shull 80. 80. -. -.
Otis Porter
Richard Cooper
James Henry Rucker
William Harris Hudson
James Richardson
Lester Caughman
Wesley Ruben May
Roy Van Buren Neese
Edward Woods
Frank Goodwin
Talmage Sightler
Moses Friday
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
NEW RECISTRANTS CALLED
FOR EXAMINATION JULY 1917

The following taken from the list
{ new registrants of June 5 last;
nd all those whose cases are before
,e board will be examined for army
syice on July 16 and IT:
Jacob Eugene Buckley Lexington
Clifton Henry Harley
Jesse Marion Roof
Jacob Roberts
Clyde Leon Swygert
Harley Baxter Murray
Anon Wayne Caughman
William Glover
: Talmage Samuel Bouknight
Arthur Lloyd Taylor
Columbus Taylor
Lemon Taylor 80.
Jesse Daniel Caughman
Guynan Whitney King
Leroy Haskell Rish
Lonnie Elton Frick
Hiram T Mack
Robert Roy Glaze
Daniel Luther Drafts ~
Clyde Seth Addy
/ Jacob Harold Epting ..a
- . ..
Milton Anderson
John Samuel Derrick >a
Arthur Glenn Koon .
Robert Tally Weed -. ...
Elerbe Wise IS
Oscar Carlisle Sheealy s.. =
Z Walker Lee Shull &.
: Ernest Homer Rhinehart
John James Able -. -,
David Samuel Jackson ..
Paul Clifton Rish -. g.
isaac Dent
Harold Reed Addy ....
Luther Edward Smith
Allen Julian Connolly
James Sutton
Charlton Eugene Miller
Brooks Hamilton jumper
Andrew Cheslie Price -.
) Charles Elton Derrick
Rnter H Smith
Henry Frank Corley
Irving Monroe Epting
John Michael Leaphart g..
John Carey Shealy
George Eddie Crim
James Charley Miller
Arthur Jonas A1nick
Jacob Haskell Amiek
Wilbert Earle Swygere :: :
Leroy Watts
James William Lorick
Early Clifton Shumpert
Milas Yoder Sease :;
Lennie Hendrix
NarreH EIdred Hallmaa
James Eugene Grooms
George Russell Furtick
James Winifred Harman
William Leitch Rowe
George Clifton Barefoot
William Lee Stuck
John Henr Counts
John Henry Counts
George W Willis
William Rayford Hufstettler
James David Slice
Fred Barton Settler
Jacob Ollie Price
Daniel webster Sem
Arthur Mack Pate
Tom Lee Bush
John Benjamin Gunter
Harley George Taylor
Willie Smith
RoySamuel Lorick Irno
Cevastine Ernest Lybrand Gilbert
Luther VIM. Hynan Swansea.
SiIas Jethro Hallnan Leesville
Frank McLauria Lever Chaplin
Cyrus Fayette Rish Gilbert
Arthur Winnifred Frazier Lees
vile
James Wilbur Gable Lexington.
Elon Craps Leesville
William Bradford Redd Lexington
Andrew Lafayette Cullum Bates
burg.
David Boyd Wessinger Chaplin.
Adam Clifton Shealy Brookland.
Berley Van Buren, Shull Brook
land.
Benjamin Lawrence Frick Chaplin.
Forrest Mex Shealy Chaplin.
Lonnie Alexander Sox Brookland
Arnold Sharpe CASTOR
John Edmund Swansea
.Johnnie Howell Swansea
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-10
Bank No. 220
Statement of the Condition of
THE BROOKLAND BANK

THE BROOKLAND BANK
located at New Brookland S c at the
close of business June 29 1918:
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts...... 1853 SAB "a
Overdrafts .................... lO2 W
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by the Bank................ 6 600 00I
Furniture and Fixtures. 1000 90
Banking House.......... 45OOO
Other Real Estate Owned 1000 90
Due from Banks and
Bankers ....................... S5e 90
Currency ........................ 2234 %
Silver and Other Minor
Coin .......................... 321 22
TOTAL ........................ 1856 SCI SO
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in.... 80 600 90!
Surplus Fund. d................ $500 90.
Undivided Profits less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid. ................................ 621944t
Individual Deposits
subject to check 6S O43 43
Savings deposits SO 277 72 |
Time Certificates !
of Deposit. 9492 IT
Cashiers checks.... % 0G 1876 841 %
Bills payable including
certificates for Money
Borrowed. ................ 10 900 OOs
TOTAL ........................ 1876 SCI 36
State of South Carolina-County
of Lexington; ss.
Before me came G. Lvbrand
cashier Of the above named bank who
being duly sworn says that the above
and foregoing statement is true
condition Of said bank as shown by
the books of said bank.
J G Lvbrand.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this day Of July 1918.
L S Trotti O. s.
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
z w Shull
4 D Shull I
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