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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
SMALL CITY FIRE-SwEPT.
Belize, the Capital of British Honduras,
Lost 100000.

Tampa, Fla, Aug, 3l.-News reached
here to-day of disastrous fire at Belize,
capital of British Honduras, on Aug II,
at which the governor of the colony, w.
Hart Bennett, was seriously injured by a
falling hagpole. The fire started in the
postoffice and swept through the little
city, destroying the courthouse, library
telegraph office, barracks, other govern
ment buildings and several stores. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31

French troops made small advance
on the Ailette river and in that neigh
borhood, occupying the southern out
skirts OF the wood 500 yards southwest
OF Coucy- lie Chateau.
In the Lys salient the British hold La
Couture and Lestrem and are west of
Doulieu at Nooteboom.
Field Marshal Haig's troops also have
progressed mile and half east of
Bailleul. British troops have taken Mont
de Lille and KENNEL hill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
FOR BEST FOWL BREEDING.
British Food Ministry Has Set Aside
$4,000 Tons OF Cereals.

London, Aug Sl.-Fifty thousand tons
of cereals have been set aside by the
British food ministry "for the preserva-
tion of the best breeds of English poul.
try" The selection of the fowls to be
thus favored is to be made by local com
mittees formed in various localities by
poultry keepers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
TRACK WAS TOO SOFT.
Big Horses Couldn't Race at Readsville
Mass.

Readsvile. Mass, Aug 81. ~ Many
horses which have been unable to start
in the grand circuit races here since
Wednesday because of weather condi-
tions, were shipped away to-day by the
owners Most of the horses were con.
signed to Hartford Conn, where the
grand circuit opens Monday. The track
was soft and the weather threatening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
TOWNS ALONG RHINE
PROTEST AIR RAIDINC
They Plan to Have the German Govern
ment Tell the Allies to Stop 1t,
If the Germans Win Do
the Same.

Geneva, Aug. 3l.--An important meet
ing Of representatives from eleven Rhine
towns began yesterday at Saarbrrlcken.
Tho conference was called to discuss
means of protesting to the government
against allied air raids.
It was decided to appeal to German
headquarters to come to some arrange
ment for both sides to abstain from air
attacks upon open towns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
LOOKING OVER AUDITORS BOOKS
New York Accountants Employed to Ex-
anime the Accounts.

will L. Davis and Judge Weeks, spe-
cial committee of the board of control,
after careful investigation, have EN-
ployed Arthur Young & Co., accountants
and auditors, of II Broadway, New York
City, thoroughly to examine the Office of
the auditor Of accounts. V. Pickop, Ger
tilted accountant, assisted by w. f. Bor-
tis, is at work in the Office of the auditor
at Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
ARTILLERY FIGHTING
OF HEAVY NATURE
At Several Points on the French Front,
German Raids in Champagne
Were Unsuccessful.

Paris, Aug. 3l.--Heavy artillery fire
north of Noyon and between the Ailette
and the Aisne rivers Is reported in to-
days war Office statement
The text reads:
During the night there was heavy
artillery fighting IN the region of the
Canal du Nord, north of Noyon and be-
tween the Ailette and the Aisne rivers.
German raids in the Champagne were
unsuccessful"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
HAIG'S FORCES TAKE POSITION
MILE And HALF NORTHOF PERONNE
French and Americans Meeting Ger
many's Picked Troops Are Forging
Wedge Which May Force Ger
mans Into Precipitate Flight

London Aug. 81 10 pmMont KENNEL the famous strong
hold southwest of Ypres which the of terrific fighting
during Flanders late in April has been
captured by the British according to advces from the front
Mont ST. Quentin mile and half north of Peronne has been
taken hu Marshal Haips
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
Natural Result.

Barber-Your hair is getting very thin,
sir.
Customer--Yes, I treated it for
month with anti-fat, thinking it was
hair restorer. Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
CARDINAL FARLEY SITS UP.
His Physicians Are Satisfied with His
Progress.

Mamaroneck, n Y, Aug ST. Physi-
clans treating Cardinal Farley, who is i'll
at his summer home here, are satisfied
with his progress toward recovery. He
sat up for an hour yesterday, the first
time since he became ill.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
10000 czEcHo-sLovAKs
Are Fighting in Russia, According to the
North German Gazette.

New York Aug. 3l.-The number of
Czeeho Slovak troops fighting in Russia
was recently given by the North German
Gazette as 10000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
SPANISH SHIP ToRPEDoED.
The Alexandrine Lost, According to Dis
patch Received in Paris.

Paris, Aug. 81 Another Spanish ship,
the Alexahdrine, has been torpedoed, ac-
cording to a Madrid dispatch TO the
journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-31
No Paper Monday.

Monday, Sept. 2, being legal
holiday, The Times will not be is
sued. Tuesdays paper win contain
full accounts Of the days doings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Pastors asked To Make
Sunday Liberty Bond Day
For Patriotic SerUice

Dallas. Texas. april 18.-Through-
out The United States next Sunday win
be observed as Liberty Loan Sunday"
in all OF the churches OF the land
Sunday has been designated as q
Liberty loan day b. secretary 1IcAdoo
and j. TT. Hopes. deputy governor Of
the Federal Reserve bank in this dis
trict has issued an appeal 70 pastors
Of churches 10 observe the day In
their houses of worship.
4Ir. Hopes today issued a statement
in 81 hich be says.
aAext sunday april 81. has been
by the secretary OF the treasury The
difficulty OF communicating person
ally with every clergyman in the 11th
federal district impels me 10 appeal
for a very special Observance Of this
day 3y the ministers Religion makes
patriotism "a positive law. To believe
ID God is 10 be a patriot.
cit IS unnecessary TO urge further
upon The religious leaders Of this dis
triCt the necessity and nropriety OF
pits. To attempt to instruct the
clergy in the line OF thought which
they should follow would be folly
yet we feel justified In drawing at
teution 10 the fact that there IS one
aspect of the great national question
which hitherto has not received sur
fieienr attention One OF the terms
which q victorious Germany would i'm
pose upon this country would be the
right TO colonize trade and educate
freely in this land Of ours. Germany
seeks not only our wealth II Is The
soul OF America that she covets. Our
children must be saved from such a
calamity as teutonic domination
Conceive IL you can the co1dltion
o4 this world II we allowed such
condition TO prevail. Property would
20 70 the man with the strongest arm
and the most interruptions mind.
Liberty would die e shameful death.
Freedom would shrek as justice falls.
Religion would perish from the earth
and a false Cod. one Of blood. iron
and beastalitF. would be set up Tor
the worship Of a covering humanity
1T is essentially the duty Of the clergy
70 save America at this profound cTi-
sis OF her national existence"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

sured the men at the front. and vice
versa. the homes can be able 10 find
out at any time concerning their boys.
20 cooperate with the Red Cross IN
every way possihle-These are iu part
the features OF the Red Triangle
league plan"
Starts New boys Work.
The conference also stressed the
Importance OF at once iuauEuratirg
q new community plan Of boys work
organization, which proposed TO az
ford every boy In any town OF city.
the privilege Of y. II. c. A. training
and inspiration, and aim TO become
the conserving welfare factor for the
whole boy population, no longer re-
strlcting its influence Of its athletic.
educational and social development
activities to restricted fraction OF
the boys OF any place. H. p Demand
outlined big schedule Of expansion.
A committee for recruiting the
aDlest available men for service in
the army and regular city and indus
trial associations was appointed. the
chairman OF which Is Arthur hoffman.
Of Bisoee. Ariz. Dr. J. C. Norton. r..
y Won klelnSmid, OF Tucson. s. j.
BRENT, the new secretary Of the Fl
Faso association; Reuben Perry. Of
Albuquerque, y. H., and W H. Dav.
general secretary OF the interstate
district, being the others.
Secretary Day left for Maria, Tex,
in the interest Of the s'T' work la the
Eighth cavalry IN the Big Bend dis
trict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
FOREIGNERS MUST GIVE 20
DAYS NOTICE FOR PASSPORTS

Andres G. Garcia. Mexican consul
al FL Paso, has received notice from
the foreign department OF the Next
can government that the regulatitns
governing issuance and inspection Of
passports have been changed Be
ginning at once. all foreigners wish
ing % 90 into Mexico will have TO
present their passports to this or the
nearest Mexican consulate 20 days
ahead Of the date they desire 10 cross
The boundary They will be Vised at
that time and the report as TO whether
they are 70 be admitted OF not VIII
be given at the time they propose to
enter Mexico.
The action has been taken llr. Car
ella said, 10 give the foreign depart
ment time 70 make inquiries about
the political activities OF applicants
and investigate their statements about
their reasons for wishing TO enter.
This Information has already
reached the public through other con-
sulates. the reason being that the or
der was Tor some reason delayed 10
reaching the FL Paso consular office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
PROUD
Of BOND RESULT
Would Borrow FL Paso's
Liberty Loan DRIVERS"
for Other Cities.

"God bless dear old FL Paso. can we
borrow you and your entire COMMITTEES
for use in other parts OF this district o.
was the text OF a telegram received
BY r Burt Orndorff from. j. W.
Hopes. Of Dallas. IN charge OF the
Liberty loan campaign In the 18th dis
trict in answer TO Mr.. Orndorffs 'tele-
gram announcing this city had gone
over the top" with several hundred
thousand dollars 10 spare in eight
working days.
stop Daily Luneheous.
At a meeting Of the executive COM
mitree Thursday morning IL was de-
cided to discontinue the daily lunch
cons Of the workers. The next lunch
con viii be held Wednesday. April
q, and the final luncheon Of the cam
paign viii be held on Nay f. Both
Or these VIII be held at Hotel Shell
don
Some kind Of an award viii be pre-
pared later for the team that secures
the largest amount Of subscriptions
BY the close OF the campaign
+ C. Wade, 5r-s VIII ohas been eX-
ecutive manager Of the campaign,
rendered his resignation TO the ex-
ecutiVe committee Thursday.
Subscriptions reported at the com
lnittee luncheon Wednesday totaied
S4l5,450. This made the grand total
reported TO Gate S2,5Q5,150, from all
sources including the sale Of the
cakes donated by Mrs. n. U. Robinson.
Official Standing OF Teams.
The official standing Of teams IN the
canvass for Liberty bonds On Thursday
follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
7. IA. c. 4. DRIVES
LOAN To QUOTA
Seeretarial Staff in South
west Active, Report at
District Meeting.

"The Y. ~ C. A. secretarlal staff Of
the entire southwestern district are
making an aggressive campaign for
the third Liberty loan. and every Y.
II. c. A. is q center Of enthusiasm for
the maximum quota" declared gem
eral secretary ". II. Day. Of the dis
trict organization. at the close Of the
semiaunuaI conference Of the later
state executive committee Wednesday
evening, at the central Y. II. c. A.
building" A number OF our secre-
taries have been given q large part
Of their time for this drive. TO devote
their speaking ability to pushing the
big loan over the top" he said
The conference proved Of unusual
importance in that it definitely ep-
proved the plans and purpose Of the
Red Triangle league. which has been
launched in score Of towns ana
cities by Dr. Frederick A. Perry. The
new associate secretary for the dis
trict, j. T. Graham, who was brought
hack TO El Paso. for this special work
from Fort sill and Camp Douiphan.
where he has been engaged in army
service since December. was com
mlssioued by the conference with the
task Of Immediately following up the
preliminary work OF DIT. Perry, and
bushing everywhere the organization
% the league The specific scope OF
the league was thoroughly discussed
and many details Of IT'S program were
definitely determined
Works For Efficiency. Harmony.
ITO work for efficiency and har-
mOny between an soldier welfare
agencies now recognized by the gov
eminent, IS one OF the foremost aims
OF the Red Triangle league said sec
rotary Graham. ITO see TO &c that
every young man about 20 enlist Is
acquainted in advance with what the
army Y. 81 C. A. Us and how &c Is or
gained and operated exclusively for
his benefit and comfort. 10 provide
these new men with cards OF intro
duction. 90 Instruct the friends and
loved ones at home as TO just what the
men most need in the way OF useful
articles for camp life. 20 organize q
plan by which home news can be as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
7 0 IS
UH5ATISFACT
Daily Average Is Declared
Still Short Of What It
OUGHT to Be.

Washington. D. C., April 1S.-New
subscriptions OF S10IOO0.000, reported
20 the treasury to-day. sent the total
Liberty loan pledges over the billion
mark 10 s105s,55s. ooo.
This figure" said the treasury
statement while encouraging. is un-
satisfactory to the Liberty loan COM
mittees. The daily average still is
short Of what it should be if the So
Gee. 100000 quota mark set for the
country as a minimum is reached
OF exceeded"
From the Minneapolis reserve dis
trict. which started its campaign
Monday. came word today thar So ont
OF 3ls counties have oversubscrfbed-
Kansas and Oklahoma are engaged
ia a subscription race with Oklaho-
mas total S12.595,o00 and Kansas
s1e-475, e00
The New York district committee
has awarded honor flags 70 50 addi-
uonal towns. bringing tho honor roll
in the district 70 167.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
WATER TREATY
IS DISCUSSED
Meeting Of the Lower Rio
Grande Men Results in
Association Formed.

Organization Of an association TO
effect changes in the present treaties
with Mexico was accomplished at a
meeting held In san Antonio Monday.
Judge Lucius D. HIll. federal boun-'
dairy commissioner. and II. p. Corbin.
government consulting engineer. were
present at the meeting in an advisory
capacity and have just returned TO Ell
Paso. Land owners Of the Rio Grande
valley from south OF san Antonio
were present I'm number. The object
desired is an arrangement by which
the waters Of the river may be im-
pounded aud distributed for the mu-
tual benefit Of both the countries in
volved. This. Of course, requires the
consent Of both governments.
The matter has been settled. iu con-
nection with the building Of Elephant
Butte dam. as far down az Fort Quit
man. Tex, and 20 is 10 reach some
agreement from there TO the gulf that
land owners OF the lower valley as
far south as Brownsville gathered at
san Antonio 20 organize the Rio
Grande Conservation association
Old Treaties Impractical.
The treaties Of as '84 and SO were
written before irrigation became sucn
a paramount issue. said Judge HILL
and the authors did not have the
matter in mind. being more concerned
with possibilities for navigation. The
treaty which is now contemplated VIII
provide for the use OF the water, and
negotiations VIII start, OF course on
the tentative assumption that each Of
the parties is entitled TO half the
water. No Mexican representative
were present at the meeting. which
was called by the san Antonio cham
Der Of commerce for the purpose Of
effecting the necessary preliminary
organization OF the American land
owners before starting the iuterua-
Iionai machinerT"
Newman Named ON Board
Charles H. Newman. Of FL Paso. was
TO have been present at the meeting,
but was prevented from attending by
urgent pressure Of Liberty loan and
other duties. he was elected vice
president OF the association. Judge
Hill IS expecting the Mexican COM
missioner. Antonio Prieto, today or
Friday, when the conference for
which primarily he came 70 FL Paso
several weeks ago, viii begin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
COMING NEXT FALL

Washington. D. c.. APRIL 1s.-First
preparations for the fourth Liberty
loan 70 be 4loated next October or
November, were made today and con-
sisted OF an effort TO save for war
purposes the ceiiuloid and steel which
now go 10 the manufacture Of Liberty
loan buttons.
FRANK r Wilson, publicity director
for the loan. wrote badge rnanufe--
turers for suggestions concerning a
papier-mache or pastebodrd substi-
tute for the present buttons. 10000.
goo oi which have been bought for the
tnlrd loan campaign. Celluloid should
De saved for explosives and steel for
munitions, Wilson believes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
LIBERTY LOAN TRAIN HERE
AT 6:45 FRIDAY EVENING

The Liberty loan special which Is
lhe name given to the train bearing
the display Of French war relics, viii
arrive ia El Paso at 6.f5 p IN. Fri-
day, having left Albuquerque at ] p.
m. Thursday. The present under
standing Is that the train viii be
placed on siding at the Stanton street
depot where the public NAV inspect
Win arrive at Rincon at 10 e. IN. FRI
dav and stay . hours, and arrive at
Las Cruces at 1870 p. m. It viii stay
there until 5 .. m, giving the resi-
dents plenty OF time TO see the relics
and VIII then be brought 10 FL Paso.
The local Liberty loan committee
and santa Fe agents have been in
formed OF this new schedule by j. r.
Summers, division superintendent OF
the santa Fe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
GEN. DIEGUEZ AND 500
MEN REACH WATaITOROS

Brownsville. Tex. April 1S.-Five
hundred Mexican federal troops Of the
Gen Manuel DieEuez Command arrived
at Matamorcs, opposite Brownsville.
yesterday. and are TO be followed
shortly by Gen. Dieguez himself ac-
cnrding 70 announcement In the
Mexican town The troops movement.
De- was emi-officially stated. was a
result Of the assassination OF Gen.
Emiliano p. Nafarrate. acting gov
ernor OF Tamaulipas at Tampico, a
few days ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Five Austrians Won't
Buy Bonds; Are Dipped
In Steel TanB: Stained

Pottsville, Pa. april 1s.--Five Aus
trians who refused to purchase Lib
erty bonds at the Lyttle couiery near
here were taken by the heels By the
workmen and dipped into "a steel
tank used for heating oil The men
are today covered with an amber stain
that VIII not wash off. They all pur-
chased bonds today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

assist the workers wonderfully in Sc
curing additional subscriptions. The
address TO the railroad employees. it
Is believed By G. F. Hawks. viii cause
the railroad contributions 70 so up
considerably.
WIZ Give al Names.
The name, address and approximate
wealth Of every one in FL Pas0 who
has bought bonds Of the third Liberty
loan, together with the names Of all
who have not bought. who should
have bought VIII be forwarded TO the
headquarters Of the 18th federal re-
serve district at Dallas soon by the
local executive committee, according
% Mr. OrndOrff Thursday morning.
he has received blank form from the
headquarters requesting this informa-
ton. 1t is believed that this is I'm
connection with the governments plan
to determine what people living In
this city are really with the admin
istrati0p.
wants Percentage Report.
A teIeeram was received from 1fr.
Hopes Thursday requesting that the
percentage OF -he residents OF this city
who have bought bonds be forwarded
to him. Daily reports VIII be sent
In FL Paso. because on the foreign
population. Il is feared that the per-
however. that the Mexican residents
Of FL paso have done wei il this cam
paign and all OF the executive COM
mitteemen are pleased with the show
ing that has been made by team %,
II Falomir. captain
Reports from Washington indicate
that the 18th district has an oppor-
tunity TO be the first cover the top"
in the bond drive. and especial effort
is 10 be made by all the cities Of west
Texas to accomplish this. in order that
this district viii have the distinction.
OF having the first district honor flag.
Miss Brooks Speaks Tonight.
Dorothy Brooks. aviatrix. of New
York, will tonight give an address at Z
temple ut. Sinai at s o'clock in the in
terest OF the Liberty loan campaign. I
She is en- route TO the west coast The 1
Liberty loan and war savings commit |
tees viii attend. including the wom- I
ans war savings committee and its 7
Chairman. captains. The meeting Is for 4
the public
Hays Speaks
VIII II. Rays. Republican national 4
chairman. VIII speak Here sunday In f
the courthouse auditorium in the in 7
terest Of the bond drive. He viii be /
entertained at q reception at the Uni- 4
Tersity club following his address.
sunday viii be Liberty loan sunday 4
here in the churches, in response 10 I
the request Of secretary McAdoo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

The executive committee, and the
captains and workers are confident
that FL Paso viii pass the $1,000. 900
marx before Nay &, when the contest
officially closes. IN one Of his mes
sages % FL Paso. the secretary OF the
treasury asked the committee IN
charge not 70 stop when the maximum
quota was reached. but 70 push on
ana secure as many subscript as
possible
Secretary McAdoo's speech here
" ednesday. night it is believed. VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

We take pleasure IN announcing TO
the friends who bought tickets Of the
National Society for Broader Educa-
tion for the concert given by them.
that by this means we purchased two
Liberty Bonds.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Advertiser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Whenever You need A General
strengthening Tonic

TASTELESS chill TONIC. Tt contains
the wei known tonic properties Of
QUININE and Iron and is Very Nalu-
able as a General strengthening
Tonic. You can feel the good effect
on the Blood after the first few doses.
f0c-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

. packages OF the 15c size
Puffed Riee for -.-.----..e5e
. packages OF the Ice size
Quaker Oats for .-.--.-.e11
uaetaEes OF the 15c size
EelloGg's Corn Flakes Tor 25o
Large package Ilriukle Corn
Flakes fer .-..--.-s-..s -Lle
zoe size package DurEee'1
Pearl Barley for ....---. -15e
zoe size package Durkee's
Pearl rnui0ca OF sago for lie
. large packages keli9Ees
krumhlel for .ss-sss-rs.. i-ll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

In connection with the Scottish Rite
reunion. which is TO be followed sat
urday by the Shrine Ceremonial we
are this week making a special dis
play OF emblem jewelry- in addition
20 the various designs and settings.
we call special attention TO the fact
that we are thoroughly conversant
with the engraving required.
See special window display
W. II. HiEEon Co.. Jewellers.
Mills and Mesa. on the Plaza--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

20 pounds Fancy Colorado
Potatoes FOR .-.--..-.-- Sc
100 pounds Fancy Colorado
Potatoes for .-.---. rtsto
. pounds Fancy California
Pink Beans for ..----. -asc
D 3 pounds Fancy California
Black Eyed Peas for .sisi1
= pounds Fancy California
Lima Beans for --.-----s soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

3 cans OF the I5c size Van
Camps Pork & Beans for 55e
. cans OF the ice size Van
Camps Hominy for -25e
. cans OF the 15e Ernde To-
mntoeS for .....-.-..-.e5e
3 cans Of the Ice size Van
Camps Chile con Carne- -sile
3 cans OF the I5c size and
quality Alpine MIX for -55e
Ereff can OF Apline MIX POSI-
lively guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

Crown Brand Pure Butter,
per pound -s--s.-.- ... .'lec
strictly Fresh Eggs, per
dozen sue
zoe Bottle Horlick's Matted
Milk for -..---... a.5c
81 Bottle HOrliek's Mnited
Miik Tor .-.---- due
Hospital Size Horllek'I
Matted Milk for. $40