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Evening journal., 1918-07-26

The Bible may well be called the
book OF hooks for though II has been
handed down through the ages, IL still
contains the lessons for us today.
Gods word is ever In season, and the
words of the prophets. which were
prompted by the visions which they
had, viii go on until time shall end.
Evening journal., 1918-07-26

The Psalms for instance, are to be
found in all sick rooms and their
words give cheer and comfort TO the af-
flicted and the down and out. Yes, they
ere even put TO music and sung by the
greatest cholrs and by the best singers
in the land. On the other hand the
Proverbs give warning 10 all in every
walk Of life. They are written TO flt all
conditions, the person who is worldly
inclined, the witty one and the one
who looks on the dark side OF life.
They are a light to the Christian, call
ing attention TO the weak points and
also warning against the seemingly
strong points. Let us read more Of
Evening journal., 1918-07-26

Next Sundays topic Will be written
by Samuel Reed Of West c. Z.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY


Between Grantwood Realty Company, a
corporation organized under the laws
of the State of New Jersey, complain
ant. and Freeman G. Pond and Ruth
Dunbar Pond. his wife, defendants.
Fieri facias. Returnable February 9Th,
A. d. 1919.
FREDERICK P. SCHENCK, Sol'r.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to
me directed and delivered, l have levied
upon and will expose for sale at public
vendue at the Sheriff's office. in the viii
lage of Hackensack, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1s, 1918,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all those
certain lots or parcels of land and prem
Uses, situate, lying and being in the coun-
ty of Bergen, state of New Jersey, and
known and designated on a map entitled,
Section No. l, map of property of Grant
wood Realty Company. Palisades Park,
Bergen County, New Jersey" and filed
in the Office of the clerk of Bergen coun
ty on the seventeenth day of October
1918. as map number 1888. as lots Nos
% and 20, in block No. /.
Subject to restrictions of record affect
ing said premises. if any. and unpaid
taxes.
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties, privileges Entertainments
or in any wise appertaining.
JOHN w. COURIER.
1920 $12.24 H. Rep Palsdan. Sheriff.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21
VILLAGE GOSSIP.

George E. Clark was around early in
the week getting annual memberships
to the Red Cross, with nobody turning
him away, everybody gladly giving, as
they had done all through the whole
war period. Great is the good done in
Order of Goodness raised to the great
est heights.
Sunday mornings the youthful sprigs
that come over from New York find
putting on enough Tugs, some of them,
for Fifth avenue. But they are an adj
dition to the village landscape.
Now that war activities are over,
folks can devise other forms of pleas
ure. And it has been a delight fol-
most people to labor increasingly for
the great and noble cause of God and
country.
Well, everybody, look out for some
thing very nice at the Palisade Church
along about Christmas time. They
generally have something mighty fine
and good there.
Mrs. Charles L. Logan, who has
been i'll for over two weeks, is still
confined to bed, her trouble being NAL
nutrition. Her progress this week has
been only fair.
Captain Dennison Grant it is now
Denny will be recalled by many Pal
isadians as member of the Leonard
Summer Wheeler household in the ear
ly days of the village when he was a
Barnard school He also played or
the Palisade Basketball Team.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21

men CA terrific roar eliminates with
sOlute silence. Mother is perplexed.)
The cannons. They have stopped So
suddenly. Uooks at clock.) Just elev-
en- o'clock. What has happened? (She
is frightened, sits silently, then looks
up in fear. She is afraid that her
hearing has left her. Distant bells are
heard ringing. Softly at first, then
growing louder and louder. Suddenly
the chimes of church near by rings
out loudly. Mothers joy knows no
bounds She hardly knows how to act,
what to do. Tears stream down her
cheeks) Its true. True. There is no
mistake. Oh, God!
with supreme effort mother
raises herself and stands up. She
takes few steps forward, then slow
~ gets on her knees and prays, while
the tears flow freely Footsteps are
heard rapidly approaching the door,
but mother pays no attention to them
Soon we hear Marks excited voice)
Marx (not as yet seen)-Marie, Ma
RE, do you hear? The bells. the bells !!
(He enters, talking) Father Jose al
ready had them up when I went to
him. The war is over. It's peace
PEACE. Where are you? Why don't
you answer? (He looks for her, then
discovers Mother on her knees.) Mer-
cy, Marie, how did you get the strength
to get on your alone?
L
Curtain
end of Act. %
| Ito be continued in next weeks Pail
sadian.)
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21
Continued from last weeks Issue Of
the PaIisadian.)
ACT TWO.
Time-November II, 1918.

The scene is the same as Act 1, save
that all the ornaments, rugs, ETC., have
been stolen. The only thing left in the
room is the wheel chair, small table
with an alarm clock and a few medi-
cine bottles on same. The clock is set
at 10 80.
Curtain rises. Mother sits in chair
staring into space, listening to the
booming of cannons heard in the dis
tance A knock on the door. Mother
starts.
Mother Come. Marx enters
Mother is relieved) Oh, it's you!
thought it was that German officers
wife.
Marx-She left this morning.
Mother-Left?
MarX-The soldiers are next.
Mother-The allies must be winning
Marx do not know. The Germans
tell us nothing.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21

FOR RENT-Private Garage, apply
al Jersey Ave-. near Trolley. Ci6'
side, N. J.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21
WOOD FOR SALE.

FINEST CORDWOOD for home fires,
any quantity, cut In any lengths for
stove or furnace If wanted. Address
Edward G. Karefer, Fort Lee, N. J.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21

with Spanish influenza in a hospital
in France.
Arthur Scullion and Allan Smith
motored to the Smith farm last even
ing. They went duck hunting.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21

FOUND-A bird dog on December s /;
owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. G. e.
Russell, P. o. Box Al, Palisade, N. J.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21
eRANTwooD NOTES.

Emery Lenhaar, one of the High
School graduates, has been suffering
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21

LIGHT touring automobile, 1915; new
battery, new tires, extras inst over
hauled !; self starter splendid hill
climber. Box 36S, Grant wood.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21

SUNNY furnished rooms, private bath
breakfast If desired private, beauti-
full home. Box 1888, Grantwood.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-12-21
WANTED
A number of
NyNTTNTN T DTYN0

OVAL PIN, cornelian, set in gold and
turquoise, Sunday, Sept. 20, in Pail
sale liberal reward. r. n. Reid, Pail
SADIE, N. j.; telephone Cliffside 203.
WANTED. -Stenographer and type
writer in Real Estate Office at Pail
SADIE. George II. Limbach, Palisade, N.
I. Phone 752 Cliffside.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Below 10 q letter received b,
James A Knott, written by |. y
MacPhsil, Captain ll+.h Field
ARTILLERY in France, in regard 10 th.
death II his son, Charlie. sknoii
who vas killed 90 July 18th:
France. July 70. 1918,
James A Knott
Dickson. Tenn
Dear Sir:
suspect that YOU have been
adsrs-.i officially regarding yoa'
~,n y ,i+ssA~ m sfi,,ns -io tell
yau wcsssstntessul ai- ~annaxaa sosi
Also is ~avesarasy ycxsGs sgmSAih ihy
'in ssur less.
sse wsa buried On kun4ay. y ul,
E)ths st Z p IN, In !i,tlAt Amer
sssn Cem~is<y Gtaf CaMoaAaii.
quia~r. American ?ossn1ltuGa ! !:
Frsnc-, The csmeaeTy " = ssEalI
on~ rn the wssds. Gnd contains onl'
American SolssSss. His srase "
msss-d wi'h . crossH .ssss ~i'h ls,
name. rsns. and org snlrassoa bsin;
ei aa IL. There " SEQ meta
sus3-rtsaaaAssass Lad 10 ua~ ssase.
The uumh~r of the grave. ia
'rssvs lSxsatitsa etc. 10 rressi-sssi
rita TIE Grave. k-gsua,fee Ba
t-sii shish is part NJ she En-
'pedssiaaay Hces-. TIE gaze ~,l
'be w.ll i0k,a alter ~ ,as govern
ncD&4
Year sea has :t.sen IN saesllsBI
solder. He vas ws.l s<sardsd b,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Remember the Biz Picnic and fey Contest at RNn Saturday. AUGUST M

al bis ett'cew. AAA xsli liked aali
Fssp~ssed ay all the snna In Rssi&sy
He came so hls death thru no tAul
"A Als ecu and yoa can rsss as~arssi
that shs man wha shot him will b.
tried with dispatch.
All u Bst,ssy b. and many d
lhs bays in the Rsgimsns AsteHdssi
HE suasrsl The procession ux,
mads ~ ~ iailews The hand
thsn the caissea carving the caisis
and dfawn bs . horses IA ssoof,
II 10 mea and d palltsar~s. the
Chaplain aud mvs~lt and then The
eniirs hassesy Col. LGks l~a snd
Ii, Col. Jas A, tilssooa we're also
ia line asd n, the ceremony at the
grave, Chaplain McSws~asv eI the
D5lh Ammunition Train peritained
The c~ssineny al the grave.
While | can realize tbs gteai less
TO you i'm The death VI your son |
tnow sou will be proud ol him
p.oad 10 know he acted the psvt si
a real man from the time hs i,llned
this Battery aaiil the monsa. h-
died.
He came over here 10 dshi ~
his eountry--hr gave ~ bis lt'' ns
our coun,rys Service abroad and
mere than that none ot ~ CAN Go
>.>. Yours yety sincerely,
l.. 4 MAcrHAlI..
Captain li4sh Field Artillery
Commanding Baiisfs h.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
MAKES PLEA FOR
SCHOOL cHll llREMll
Supt. Bsosles Asks That Edu-
cation Not Be Sacrificed.
School Opens Sept. 2.

OsiDg 10 tbs var and conditions
that II has brought aboi,. a shortagr
III teachers will be lei. this year and
IL Ia feared tina. children sill be-
kept NJ heme to ~efk 10 the stores
factories on on the farms instead Di
being given the opportunity TO con
tinus their education during ihs
most important years oi their llle.
Prof. ' l. BroyIss. superintendent
ot the Dickson Public school, has
Issued a plea 10 MI patriotic 'aen
and women vi send their oh,ldren
10 school and 10 sacrifice them
selves rather than the future oi their
childfen.
Ia openias the school this year. .
said Pfoi. Bsoylss. there are many
thi0ss 10 be oansilvrua. our teach.
ing iorca. Our huancss aud tie
attendance oi pupils. Many Of ouf
tsaehsfs have hesa called Ia The
oolots, others have besn called 10
take government positions, whereby
the effectiveness VI our teaching
has been more OF less impaired.
Wv ARE compelled TO place. In .
numher .ot sehooI. aves The county,
young inexperienced teachers 10
many places where ~ had rxpeii.
.nced teachers last year. This IL
true not only IN Dickson and Dick
ron County. bu, in every State and
co hty in the Union,
II ie d maud oi the xovefnla. nj
Tor such enormous sums ut money y
ior it, maintenance has used up
nearly all tha surplus funds and
.iahtensd up the ,aoney situation
all over the country
With a verylsmall raise in tax
levy ior school purposes, We ARE
woiully handicapped In securing
good tsachers al such low salaries
when other positions ar. paying
much more than schoos boards ARE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
It. {. (. Pupils VINO. Have
Secured Good Positions,

The following t- = list VI sops oi
the pupil. who attended the Hud
son CommAxclsi College during tha
past year and nov have positions:
Thutmsn Sensing. W J Surg.
Mrs Lester Ras~rs, Jess.s Riding
Lester Miller. Francis Baker. Ho.
|tsr, Stroud Minnie Iev-, l.lietls
I1snns say. Helea Huason. Lucille
Ransom. Ella Baker. He-sie Shelley
Lima non@ssn Sets Fielder Jen-
aie Miller, Pauline Walker. Mamie
Sa,rs, Lillian Harms. Lena t:lbbs
Rohie Seasum. Victor ll1aper
E,hie Wright ard R-fasrd Sastr
who has recently gone t.i var,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
REGISTRATION DAY
SATURDAY, AUG. a

On nexi Saturday. Aug 2ith..
The buyr who have become N years
old since June 5th oi this yes'. are
required 10 register lor military
service. Every boy Who will have
reached his 2iss year by next Satur.
day. must rasster. The tssis,ra.
tien will he held in the otlices oi
the Local kxemption Board In
Mckson between the hours of 4.
IN. and y y III. Ii IL estim Atesl
that sbou; 80 have reached theii
2ls, birthday, IN this county. since
the lsst registration held Oh June 5.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

ATfMI - Ft@~uAakls N1A w sasF S1A
Mrs. ] N. ffs@msa ot this place.
Percy reslFaed ss passos Vi tsss N
u Church South a, lynchburs
last April aat enIast-d ~ 4 private.
Within slx weeks afisf be catered
the army. he was In ftsncs and HE
many irieais stft iean with pisas
ore that be- has .usi reeenlly been
appointed sssis,sn, chaplain
/ must tell you about my hfsi
battle. Several nigh. ago We went
out 30 the second line oi lieIches
ia q certain sector aud stayed there
thr next day without dring shot.
although shells hep, coming ossf
occasionally. Aboo. tive O'clock ]
~as ordered 10 report to Battalion
Headquarters, NJ | packed up sud
moved. II WAS nearly dusk when
1 resehed Hss.aaastess, which 1as
located ia a huge dusout on = sr~a,
sandstone elifi There In the gray
-hassa~s VI ,.as glas,aiax. aaasstss
!iagsd rocks. we're French and A
meriean oiiloers planning the a.,sek
ica tho nrxt day. i pat my tau,p
msnt down under the lee ol The elil'
and waited there TOR orders, Was
,old To stay there and make myseH
as comfortable ~ possible, Well.
| slep, there sheltered from sbtap
usl. bu, no, from the rain tha. be-
gan falling. How wish ! could
give you the weird effect oi that
scene. but 1t !. impossible ,u do
adequate justice to Il. Toward
dawn the harage began. Alter
bseskias. had TO 70 back t~o
miles 10 hiring lp two ,ompanirs
to headquarters along d road where
shrapnei was singing ,,s shrill tenor
II was no pleasant task. but We ~,
through sale after dodsips Hun air
planes twice. Then had to 10
wi,h the Intelligence Section over 4
ridge xnd on, into real action. All
our fellows were Anxious IN gel
stsrtrsi When they did so-well
,hey sure surprised Fri.x and made
bin tun Ny section vent sut oa
u scouting psrfrf 'sefp~ the right
nAnk. H. exciting 10 be walking
along mol knowing at what minute
a bunch oi Huns will Jump out aud
ssi you Thank. 10 the goodness
aud mercy u God came ~iel,
through 1t all, though \ man night
BY me vi. wounded by bursting
.hrapnel. which shook me up raih
er severely We had very lev cas-
usltirs cumpsr.d with the severity
OF the lighting. W. made \ rspu
tat,oa ior ourselves among The
French. who now call u. ,bs hsbi
Ing too|s and have been cited Tor
bravery by the French Commsnd
lng General M lns,M tbs, hs-eoat
10 40 other Au,e,iesn troops "ut-
side VI the Marines. mn, told thai
e~o tnsre zach citations Eslb ~Ns :s~!!
the Croix lie t,ueue. which IL nsxt
10 the hlghes, honar Frshce can be |
stow. heI,-ve we IL get IL. too,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
LETTERS FROM OUR
!. SOLDIER BOYS IN FRANCE.

/ Below Ia q letter tfon Slaydrs
L3e. Dickson eeeniy boy, who il
nos i'm Frsnes. The letter Was wril
tsa 10 e. N STARK. who IL in train
lag al Camp Sheridan. Ala, aad
be sent II 10 The Herald Tor pahll
cation. The lettes In par. ~ y. iol
lows.
&C N STARK, Dear Friend IL .ss
sour name ia the Dickson papel
mas4t every week, | sAw where you
made 4 talk Tor the benefit oi the
Red Cross, Good for you. old pal.
tio to il. isF the Red Cross IL doing
many things Tor us over hefe.
] guess YOU would like to know
,om.lhins about what am doing
OVER here, !! will Try aud tell you
all ! can. | have been al the front
since March 18th. Al iunr different
rsalnta, have, nay Division .tesp kght;
lng on and ihs last one was sure i
lively one We ~, orders lha. We
we're gnlug over the top the ist VI
July and we wsts III take ii CERTAIN
town. 80 ou the morning oi the
lst at I, IN. our artillery opened
up and .hrew over $4,000 shells into
the town before W. started over
al about B y IN We started and
Il dIdn'. take us lorg 10 10. We
we're 10 the town and had II cleaned
out before :. We captured over
bW prisoners and sO machine guas
aud some trench mortoss, |, 10 easy
10 handle them when they are At
close rsnge. Thew woa', tgh. hand.
to hand. We iound them in CELLAR
aud hnles under rocks aud in shell
holes Ii ia a great sport after q
persons nerves a., settled, got
wounded about $50 D. M, by G
piece oi shell. which struck my let,
arm. hu, | will soon be all right.
Ai,er got wounded | Was comios
back 10 dressing station. over the
ground We bad gained. which was
abou, Ia miles. aud | saw = cup.
posed To he dsad German lying in
A shell hole. lie vas stretched out
AS II dead aud ~ | was about to
pass him up | hsrpsned 10 glsnoe
around and saw him turn his bead
to Que side aud look up to s-e II !
had ps-~ad 80 drew my pistol
and wen, back and emptisd IL into
him. then started 10 search him
to see wha, could 6nd II import.
ance and while vas there in this
hole with dead dutchmsn, | was
~pled and machine gun opened
up 20 had to lay low Tor a white
and wan, you 10 know it Was no
pleasant feeling to br In hole and
beside you dead dutehman and
shells bursting all srpund How.
ever, | got oa, o! ii all q X and
am willing ta Try II again
| am always glad 10 hear from
anyone hsts home
,.4., j. Pa, l., :. :. Ss!!ssdtG ] lee, -. -. -.
NJ i Co, ~, A X, + France.
The iollow,ns letter IL from Rev.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
|Akas 2lcEa's looI
foulo m xIooo<


| The kAdsas al shs body III Mr..
Anses Spices, Wednesday mosAmse
under IN old sT~s.sap s~u malas
from hin home on TarubulL clsass
ap myssery thai has been sA@
,slk In shas. neixhheahood ior ahs
past several measha. The body
was discovered BY tIoaa,e busss~y
| about 500 yard4 IRON the Wh.ss
siaf read. Whale he was Aaa,sas
a stfased COW, seeosdanx to lafos.
mas.on received
"A, Seic.s i,ssd a, tbs hame IL
h,s dausl.ss.. Ms Ma.aa Raltsy.
. at the Tune of I.,s d,.app~ssA~as
several months sso She and
other members oi the isussly were
.bs~ns from The home only ashes&
time the day be dssAppeAssd. sMd
|iron this. day until she. haAine =
body. no clue had be~a hsMA
tha, gave any ptomsie oi anravel.
ans the mystery .at hin, d,s4ppeAs.,
aner. ~ no one in the ne,xhbors
hood had .een Mr. Spiess lssvs
the premises A reward wAs Il.
Tered by Mason Bus,~sy ard Nc
w,tr la the hnd.ns ol the lass~s's
father
The skeleton and ..stes~d clotA-
ing =. faaad clears up the mrs.
,ery a. to M Sp,esr's whsfsahouss.
h i .urm..ed ,Aa, Nj. Spie<r. who
ives old cad slmost blind. bod u.
tempted 10 walk 10 White hlaA.
and in doing -. wandered Awsy
and became lcs. IN The wsodA. sAd
finally becoming exhsosssd sought
the covering protection of the fall
en- .ree-,op. where he sspissA. A
coroncf's Jury, however. will b
empsn~i~d today. ws sadsssaand.
10 make investigations.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

able t0 pay.
INTEREST at'ST sof Lao.
Ne n4..s.st siioTsa sa led uns aHsss'
cot In the schools lag. The paatias
schoois must sse run NJ ail hazards,
| whether we hass war Or wAsttss ss
have paan., We cannot afford ,a
neglect the education oi our ct.ll.
dFcn.
One year In a child's lie, dur.
ing sehsoI age. N the snrniag paint
On which lha ~Aoln tnlnse ol tbs
ehiIi depensls. 10 lss every cltlaea
al Dickson, every father aad sysfy
mother eone iorth loyai!y aud rally
enthusiastically 10 the suppwt II
the srhonl~ OF our town
Tie Di)ksonf.ountY High rseho1i
and The Dickaoa Public Schools
will opea Monday. September Z,
1918.
There sill be Z faealiy meeting
Friday. August 20. 3p, IA. In tlse
office oi the High school building
Many changes will be mssIe in
the management of the school this
year, The Dickson Public School
this year receives some money frpm
the State High School fund. and
therefore. Ii becom*s u State High
sehoel aud is subject to.. tie State
resula,ions that govern shs State
High Schools al oar State. We are
eert.iaiy fsad This change hxs sssen.
made which nuts our School on
higher plane ia the educational
world.
Under the supess ls,oa Of proi. V,
l.. Broyles and his .bls corpH Of
exrefient ssvistsuts, great snd-
successful year ID a~susei,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
A!tenti0n |

The campaign for the rressisatiau
at graduate and s,aaen, nurses. 10
aow en ln Dickson county All
who desire TO offer their service 10
this noble cause % want any lufor.
nation ca the subject. may consad
tie tollo~ing eumai,tre. Misses
Alma W~akley. Lillian Phillips.
Gertrude scstuer aud LIME Aarphy y
and Mes.ism~s K ". F~rebses
Warren Nlcks J " Fe-S0snu and
James Rutlsr. Mrs, Eusene Payee.
Nurses Campaign Committee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Ali'hxvins Comfort kiis to make
pleas. bring them ii The Rel Cfos,
sewing rooms Tuesday afternoon
and finish them. Mr~, Clsod Sire
mofr. Chanmsn Of Sewing Room
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

FOR SAiE-fina jersey cow
and heller call Jersey heiisr IL
mon,hs old hi ). Z. Leghorn pull
let. ,ha. will be hns iali and wtntes
layers, Write or call to see Minnie
Cray Dickson route 1,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

WANTED--ro buy fnr cash.
second hand buggy and wagon har
noss or will exchange new harness
for old harness. Repairing a spect
atty. Come and see the opposite
the 4. pot Il. W Uodsnn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Ensilsse cut and hlnwn into
yoM siio by . Ro~sli Essliass
Cutter 10 al oi svsu length. Thsre
are m long pieces " maks e.ais
pockets. Kowsh euti~r viii not
sl%lsy saa lsasa,, hs=skmea. IAev.
are very rugged machises. .ss "
quote you, lmmsdisis deliveries.
MeBes Eagins 4 lmplrmsns Co..
ION. From, ~. Memphis, Tsaa.
10 IL