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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
CITY IN BRIEF

Mr.. and Mrs. August Pollack, promin.
~snt farmers from Donnybrook were In
the city today. JlFgE so.
q Emanuel, prominent Berthold hard
ware merchant was in the city on bust.
ness Wednesday, iNI62cll
Mrs. John Bober, wife of a prominent
Douglas farmer, was brot to a Minot
hospital today for an operation.
Mr.. Mueller. formerly instructor in
athletics at the Minot Normal, has been
engaged to take his old position the
coming year
Nick Cassidy one of the leading Don
nybrook farmers accompanied by Mrs
Cassidy. spent several days in the city
this week, shopping and getting some
dental work attended to.
,W7osd has been received from Wash
ington. ID. c., that DR.. A. G. Crane, who
IS in the Walter Reed hospital, is much
improved tho the seat of his trouble
has, not been definitely located.
The Fuller Motor Co. have issued the
third edition Of their house organ. THE
Associate" a bright, newsy sheet brim
full of suggestions and ideas which Will
be welcomed by the trade thruout their
territory.
H d. budding. manager Of the local
branch of the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co, went to Bowbells today where
ne will install a complete new system
eG bookkeeping in the First State Bank
eDt that city.
A G. Torgerson, of the county audit
Or'S office, drove a Ford car to Velva
Friday to participate in the home COM
ing celebration. Someone stole the car
which was located below town. 1t had
been abandoned after the thieves had
smashed the machine.
John Bober from southeast of Rice
Lake, was in the city yesterday. John
worked like slave and put in 400 acres
of crop. but the yield is very poor, no
better than last year. He is milking
I3 cows which have been bringing him
$50. 90 week all summer. enabling him
so pay expenses.
To anyone who observes conditions
this season it is very evident that maca-
roni wheat stands drought conditions
better than any other variety grown in
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this section Of the state. Practically
every field we have noticed shows that
where seeded early this variety will
makala good yield this year.
Merton W. Whalen. formerly with the
Minot Electric Co. has returned from
France where he spent ten months with
the overseas forces in the signal corps
branch. Many friends welcome him back.
r. The State Tennis Tournament will be
Il held at; Jamestown Tuesday. August IL.
'fQuite a number Of local tennis enthu-
siasts are making ARRANGEMENTS to at
tend the meet. Mrs. G. e. Bemis. and
Messrs Gay Msooledge Gale Robinson ~
finals for the honors Of the meet.
| Walter Germany. formerly in the cleo
trtcal business here. writing from Seat
tie, Wash, states that the forest fires
now sweeping thru the mountains Of
and that the sun has been dimmed for
weeks by the smoke. He complains
Iof the intense heat, saying that the
/, temperature has run up to Sc degrees in
the shade several days this summer.
George Everson, prominent Williston
merchant. accompanied by his family
spent several days in the city this week
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.
| damre. The EversOnS were enroute to
the lakes near Bottineau. Mr.. Everson
was formerly in the banking business at
Bottineau and the family make annual
lpilgrimages back to the old town just
| good in Lake Metigoshe and other lakes
in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Solien accom-
panied by their children returned home
Tuesday from an extended outing at the
Minnesota lakes. Mrs. Solien and the
children have been in Minnesota for two
months. Mr.. Solien going down three
weeks ago. on his return from business
trip to Chicago and spending few days
fishing and boating Marvin is as brown
as a berry, as result of his outing
but is strangely reticient in giving any
details of the number or kind of fish
which he succeeded in landing at the
lakes.
Phil Myers and J. w. Samuelson,
who have been taking in the sights in
the east, have returned.
Mrs. F. B. Hines of Carbonate, Ill,
arrived to be with her daughter, Miss
Laura Hines, of the Physical Educa-
ton Department Of the Minot Normal.
Miss Hines is recovering from an op-
GRAFTON in local hospital.
Chas. Muzzy from southeast of the
city is in Minot today Mr.. Muzzy re-
Gently sold his 240 acre farm to Geo.
Beck of Sioux Falls, S. D., for $4,000
an acre and expects to leave for the
east in October where he will locate.
Bertha R. Palmer of the State De-
partment of Education, delivered an
address at the Normal assembly Mon
day on the Looking Glass;" She re-
ferred to ones surroundings perform
ing an important part in character
building. |
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last meeting. Several car loads from
Prairie Grange We're pleasant visitors,
always welcome folks.
G. H. Lindsay has been helping the
Engen folk cut grain the past few days.
The Garland Hotel was reopened last
Saturday by Fisher family, from north
Of town. Free lunch and coffee was
served to all Corners the first day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedar have gone to
Wisconsin. for several weeks visiting
with friends and relatives.
H. L. Johnson, former meat market
man. has reopened the old stand at Ia
gus, and will supply the people with
fresh meats of all kinds in season here
after
Con. Loegering hauled out a new s.
foot binder last Saturday which he bot
from Nelson Brothers.
Geo. Rolf received two Avery steam
engines. a 36x60 Avery Separator, and
power hay press. last Saturday.
I. M. Dilley was at Blaisdell on bust
ness one day last week.
A number from here took in wrest-
ling match at Blaisdell last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bennett and Mrs.
A. A. Peterson, autoed to Minor, last
Sunday.
1t. is so dry in this section, that the
earth is full of yawning crevices, like
those of frozen winter time. We al
most lost the bull-wheel off one Of our
binders one day last week in one of
these cracks.
The Sun it rises high,
Up in the cloudless sky,
4DE We say it with a sigh,
Oh-but it is dry
Yes sir, it's SO dry that tires on iron
wheels are becoming loose. and even the
cows are drying up.
Editors Note--Brother Hebig fails to
tell US whether or not the bull frogs
have forgotten how to swim)
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Noted Educator at Normal This Week.
DR.. NJ. E. Haggarty Of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, is giving one lee
ture each day this week at the sum-
mer school Of the Normal. He is Civ
ing intelligence tests for children and
adults. He has been connected with
the psychological service in the army
and but recently returned from Vir-
GINA, where he took part in an edu-
cational survey.
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Labor Situatdon

Edgar I. Olson, State Asst. Director
of Labor. called on the county agent and
mace the following statement in re-
gard to the labor situation
indications are that the labor supply
is going to be sufficient to handle the
harvesting and threshing in good shape.
A surplus of help exists in the eastern
part OF the state. This with the rust
injuries will cause a. large number of
men to be available for this section of
the state.
Advises from the U. s. Labor Bureaus
at Fargo and Grand Forks indicates that
the going wage will be from four to five
dollars in harvest and a dollar higher
in tbro biyo'
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Fired Bullet Into John Scheurer Res.
idence.

Some miscreant fired .38 calibre
revolver thru the front window of the
John Scheurer residence, Sixth Ave.
N. E., Sunday night, the bullet en-
bedding itself in the wall few inches
over Mrs. Scheurer's bed. Whether
with hostile intent or thru careless
ness is not known, but it is a miracle
that no harm was done outside the
damage to the window. There Mems
to be considerable promiscuous shoot
ing in that section of the city and
should the culprit be apprehended it
is very likely that he will be severely
dealt with.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
1ods Rsturus

J.3W. Rode arrived this morning from
Poison, Mont, and will spend several
weeks here looking after business mat
tiers. Mr. Rode disposed Of his irri-
gated tract of land at FOLSOM for some
thing over $500 an acre. making a. fair
profit on his investment. He had sown
his land to alfalfa. Crops are excel
lent in the irrigated district, but every
where else, Mr.. Rode says, the condi-
lions are very poor.
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green sailed hides being quoted on the
local market at 80 cents pound this
week. Calf skin is worth 80 cents g
pound. Calf hides jumped 10 cents a
pound this week. Shoe leather is 60
ing to be terribly high and it would
not be surprising to see the better
grades of shoes go to $4,000 a pair
the coming winter. Many are laying
in their supply of shoes for year
or two ahead.
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Church No<3ca

Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath school
SATURDAY at p. m. Preaching service
following at D. m. Mid-week prayer
meeting Wednesday. at $3.50 p. M Sun
day evening service at $3.50 p. m. Sub
jet: The Origin Of Evil, The God Of
This World Why permitted to exist.
All are welcome
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S2RlA0V0WPU V8x .l177II3-
Report Of Treasurer OF Eureka School
District No. -, County Of Ward, State
Of North Dakota, for year beginning
July i, 1918, and ending June 80, 1919:
0eoG1De0
Casl, or hand. including sink
ing fund, at beginning Of
school year, July 1, 91S..---33,5l9.59
Total amount received
during year. from APP
portionment Of State w
Tuition Fund -------$ 1860 III
Total amount received
during year from APP RI
3.pOrtfonment Of Coun- @
Sty Tuitior Fund ---- 3S7.4l s
Amount received during u sa
4 I. year from taxes lev. 2
led BY District School
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6,4OS CLAIMS FOR
HAIL LOSSES FILED

Bismarck, N. D., July 3O.-To date
6,408 hail losses have been reported
to the state insurance department. In
formal reports have been received Of
loss from hail in the vicinity Of Mott
on Monday, but no claims have been
filed to date.
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Borenes Return From Vacation.

daughter returned from their vaca-
ton Friday. They were gone three
weeks and travelled distance Of 400
miles. They spent the major portion
of their time at Montevideo. Mimi,
and vicinity, but found time for fishing
trips to Big Stone Lake, Minnewaski
and Lac qui Parle, where "Bill'' estab-
lished something Of reputation as
a fisherman. e
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Death Of Baby BOY

son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Moore, re-
siding in the southeastern part of the
city, was held from the residence Tues
day afternoon, Rev W., c. Hunter being
in charge of the services.
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NAME EDucAr1onAL co,r1r1ss1ox

Z \, - Hollis OF the AGRICULTURAL COT
lege. Willis ]. Bell of the Dickinson Nor
NAL. T.. N. Rockne. county superintend-
superintendent of schools Of Dickinson
We're this morning appointed by the
state board of administration to serve
with Miss Minnie J. Nelson, as the state
educational commission. as provided by
Senate Bill 1874
u Hollis. Bell and Rockne are strong
league SIDnOrterS
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Holbein Delegate to Highway Meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will E. Holbein, who
are spending their vacation at Colum-
bia Falls, Mont, will motor to yell
lowstone Park, where Mr. Holbein is
delegate to the National Highway
meet Aug. 10 and II. They will re-
turn to Minot about the middle of
August.
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Kemper Lands Big Montana Job.

George Kemper, local contractor,
was awarded the contract of construct
ing system Of waterworks for SEQ
hey, Mont, his bid being $145, 754.
There were two other bidders, whose
tenders ranged about $4,000 higher
than sthe Minot mans. The contract
calls for completion of the work by
Jan. 1, 1920.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
Lee Sells His Big Farm.

John ]. Lee has disposed of his farm
consisting of five quarters southwest
of Minot to South Dakota parties for
more than $4,000 an acre.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-31
COUNTY LINE 7-2s-ls

Fred Woodworth, returned from Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, where he had been
since the cyclone swept that city some
time ago.
j. c. Abbott and others, shipped car
of stock last week Friday
w. F. Bauer was transacting business
at Blaisdell. last Saturday.
a large crowd attended barn dance
night. Dalton's Jazz hand Furnished
the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. jacobson, are en-
tertaining a new boy Ct their house
who IS about two weeks old, while Mr..
ents Of a daughter about two weeks
"A nice crowd attended Grange at the
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Board ---- 16O759
Amount received from 1850
other sources: Inter-
Lumber from old +.
Total receipts for year. Items
Grand total receipts, for year O -
including cash on hand July
| !, 1918 (Sum Of Item A and
Item " 6,421.52
Expenditures
Amount paid during
year for School
Houses, Sites and
Permanent Improve
Amount paid during
year for Teachers
Salaries -tless Teach
ers Retirement FUND.- 2,22S7s
Amount paid during
year to County Treas
urer on account of
Teachers Retirement
Fund ---.--------- 1915
Amount paid during
year for Salaries and
Expenses of School
Officers ----- 1890
Amount paid during
year for Transports
ton of Pupils 1860
Amount paid during
year for Text Books 1881
Other Expenses: Incl
dental -------------- 321.43
Total expenditures during year 3.32s.24
Cash on hand Tin hands Of dis
trict treasurer) including.
sinking fund. at the end Of the
year, June 80, 1919-- 3.O93.28
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance above
total receipts -----------.6, 421.52
JACOB MARSHALL,
Treasurer of Eureka School
District No. 10
Approved this sth day of July, 1919.
BY Order of the District School Board:
FRED TRUMBLE
President
EDWIN K. LIVINGSTON,
Clerk
CLERKS Statement Of Indebtedness Of
District
Total amount Of Warrants Out
Total Indebtedness of Dis
trict June 30 19l9 LOG 81.
, Approved this 9Th day of July, 1919.
by Order of the District School Board
EDWIN K. LIVINGSTON,
Clerk.
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Hides on a Rampage.
The hide market il on a rampage
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Expenditures

Expenditures
Amount paid during !.
year. for School
Houses, Sites and
ments -------l-9---s1,sss.2s
year for Apparatus 1850
Amount paid during
year for Teachers
Salaries Gess Teach
ers' e tire m ent
Amount paid during
year to County
adunt Of r Gn as1
Retirement Fund.- 1885
Amount paid during
and Expenses Of
School Officers 80 1920
Amount paid during
year for interest on
Bonds, $4,000: on
Warrants s52.17; To-
Amount paid during
year for Transporta-
ton Of Pupils 1,002.50
Amount paid during
year for Tuition Of
Pupils sent to other
Amount paid during
year for Library
Amount paid during
year for Redemption
Of Bonds ---------- 100000 a
Other Expenses: Incl
dental -- 1854
Total expenditures during year s,320.0s
Cash on hand Gin hands Of
district treasurer, including
sinking fund, at the end of
the year, June 80. 1919------ 4,531.SS
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts-------- 1S,851.9a
ELDON WHITE,
Treasurer Of Harrison School
District No. 2
Approved this 2Sth day OF July. 1919
BY order Of the District School Board:
MARK M. C1lATF1ULD.
President
Attest:
Clerk. D
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Report of Treasurer Of Harrison School
District No 2, County Of Ward State
Of North Dakota. for year beginning
July1, 1918. and ending June 30, 1919:
Receipts
Cash on hand including sink
ing fund. at beginning Of
school year. July i. 1918----$ 2,251.87
Total amount received
during year from
apportionment Of
State Tuition Fund $2,38760
Total amount received
during year rom
apportionment of
County Tuition
Fund ------------. 1924
Amount received dur
ing year from State
Aid Observation-Disclosures 104.1S -
Amount received from
other sources: Sale
School House ------ 10000
Total receipts for year (Items
to 81 ---------------- 11,600.06
Grand total receipts for year.
including cash on hand July
I, 1918 (Sum of Item and
Item 81 13S51,93
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LOST-Grey double knit sweater, be-
tween 301 9Th st. ". W. and Burling-
evening. Finder please leave ct this
Office. IL
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II, Ne ct Me At the Fair IN
ECONOMY
Its True and False meaning

1t is not difficult to understand
true and false economy when once
you think about it.
True economy is to buy what
you need, when and as you, need it,
for as small price as possible with
out loss in quality.
True economy means the buying
at store which has proved it's abil-
ity in the past to solve your buying
problems when they threaten to
overwhelm you.
False economy means the buying
of unnecessary things just because
they are cheap" or the other ex-
treme, too close expenditure
which tends to sacrifice quality.
Bear this store in mind when fig I.
uring on expenditures. Let Us place
oil Of our facilities 1t your disposal.
We want to help you Ill we can
toward pracficing True Economy
which we can do now better than
ever.
The Fair Store 10 never farther
away than the nearest PosfOffice
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LAND OWNER / have : friend in
Iowa who will buy your improved
farm il you care to sell ct bargain.
H. S.Cuplin, Minot, N. D. 7-31-t4t
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FOR SALE Good top buggy 1919
3rd st. 8. E., City. IL
FOR SALE House and two fine lota
Nos. ] and 2, Block 8, Stotlar's Add.
Best location in Minot. For partic-
ulars address +. w. Davis, 1914 Hol-
land St., Erie. 20. U. 1879.
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Grand total receipts for year
including cash on hand July
I, 1918 (Sum Of Item A and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
FOE ARSENAL LOSES MILLIONS
acknowledgement Alleged and 10 Atss
Blamed Ter insseerdlnstion
Among Werkse~

Reriiu The state arsenal a, Sr~n-
dau. which has been shut down by the
government has shown monthly jeh.
ctts If $4,000 for the last few
months Estimates Tor April, Mar
end June Indicated further total op-
Grating loss 81 tl5nnsa Attenpts
20 u,ilisa the gigantic plant for peace
rsaaaetsaa are unsuccessful la In
present rendition ami II will have Ia
h~ dismAntiea and ~ equipped
The arsenal. which In rrane 'lm~
employed g.f1J hands and In the last
few YEARS Engaged Al"S workers.
Fipcc The revolution has developed into
h=thed of rAdicalintn. snm,uanist
headers openly Engaged 10 The lnt'mi-
stasian M ether WORKERS. threatening
them with boycott and other forms II
terrorism.
II In stated siso that the plant has
hesn grossly n1lstnanaFed, whlch ersd-
ualls hTungh, on q state ~ passive 70
sixtAuce and characterization sneng
the workers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

rather thsn IN fsrce yenr own Ideas
as 'n wtat the trade ought 10 e5n'
suu~
Make Fpgtliar shipments, Instead
NJ making the rlsy commission district
ttr dumping ground for What your To-
sal dealers viii aQt hay, keep ynar
city agent regularly supplied 9Th
What HIS trade will take. thereby heip-
ius him stabilize the business In which
you are both Concerned
1 Keep each ether Informed Early
Ia the shipping ssa son the farmer
should give hts agent careful est,
nate u ahat nay BE- exIv-sed and
80 rra'-t.al Etfangr~- VA The quantity
~ the regular shtPrr-r. sAaai "a
made. Unless prompt notice IL gtvra
the agent In order that he nay secure
purchasers la case IT ineryEse ar
arrange ~ care far hts regular Gus,
toners II shipments aili uot meet ~
quiFemeHts. Successful shippers make
frequent uss ot ths telegraph ~ long
distance telephone tn keep agents
posted as h changes IN shipments
The agent should atss, b. expected 10
keep The shipper Informed as to any
changes tn the requirements of the
market t..
q Avoid frequent changes In agee's
some shippers prefer n divide their
shipmrnts each day among numerous
commission merchants In the same
market. whilr II may be wise under
certain conditions tn check one agent
~ 'fs SAILS II another the most sae.:
ccsstul cons gnor seems 10 be the one
who selects an agent with great care
and then sticks 90 him, cooperating
with him in every possible way md
carefully scrutinIxing all settlements
The honest agent Is glad ~ do bis part
IN such "tcarisurk" AMI welcomes tho
most esact!ux examination Of his
m.thods
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
CHART NATIONAL AIR LIKES
Army Air Service cesrptstirg M~ps N
Three crcss Country Trunk
Fosstes

Washington. The nrrny eir service
hss made substantial progress IN thu
work u preparing national asr.at
fyag,es the SaAp already showing a
uunhrr ot travel lanes In ~ states
The entire e"untrr will DO coveted m
se~u as adequate data has be~n rom.
piled
informative, entered m The master
nsp here covers every detail n~crssary
fer The surcsssfni operation ~ On air.
plane over The territory shown his
tsnce.. fields, sultss,e landing .rs-
tlons. pisces where vita; supplies snd
paris rnsy he obtained. "a well - rob-
dl.iqa q trrsin all ARE no,~d.
1t Is proposed 70 chart three sYuah
rousn~ fresh cfsss ~ roas,. vita shoas
.aenir tpE- feeding or dssfsgtytjns
vnufes. which, II Ia stated. 'xosiA
trsug errry rtty hrf .swn iu tho Uni
ted states within sir hgurs fylnw ssn4
81 ths sis'rfbutls1 Isint." r.nmps~-
ten ~ The nst.onal msp ~ erysaetsd
before The cic~e ~ the year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
ststhlns Llts Plain etsre- Phosphate
to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh ard
70 increase strsnGth, viaef
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the coaE sIsss preparations
aAa tEsaIHents wAiss4 are Continually be-
Ing Advertised for tile parggA~ az max ssx
tRth grogg~ fsahyt developing arms n1ek
gHd taat sfi replacing Ugly hoI.9ws and
angles Nv tbs saft curved iln~s ~ healgh
ard beauty tEsfs aEs Eyl1&Ht3y Thousands
Of gar8 agd aOtaea wha ssenAy teal THAR
excessive tAlaress.
ThiHe%#s ard weakness are often tas
~ starred nerves.. Oar bSatsH hssd iaDt@
EafnEhaia thah ia cDH5aiBNd In gsgdBra
fpssds FhyuietaaA ctaGnt .f@rs la uathans
that win supply this d~a@ieEcy ~ sell 40
tts 0FgSaic Eha*phats knoNn anl4ns drug
g'als an bltgp~tstogshaks @bAcf!, Ia saeG.
tshRtYa aua " sold ~ ig4HAt all dfl4sgls1s
under a K4afshtss Of satisfaction or ti44p%y
taek H. fesffa1 ths nerves alrrat.y Ani
b. supplying the body rslts VIII ne n1g-
eseafY psDspaarle food 'errrEta hfttp.
phosphate ss1qi1 produce ~~..gsus
taHsf afmatign IN The ArK~Aranee trs 10.
crease ia weight tfs44~nt!y b~rE aston
bling
general lusgrogsGt " IN tas h-alth.
Nefg" isress, sieelfFspsss ard la-E q
snefsy. Which he4E3 aiHAgs a HryfgpaHy
ssrsssiyr ttiuesss Fegla d.sa gp@ar san
eyes become bHgsSt au3 pale r"~skt gov
win =, tse ote"al lEtsffrst he'ltH
CAUTION ~~ SltAHagh bltfo thasrhats
I. = ania,.rp',sssd.Nr f~HnytnE aerFg1,o"'s,.
si@"pteSFhss#a - gehtfa! ~sa&ar's. Il
should net fSShg sg nx tendency 20 IN
crease @siata - asrI by 81y gas vac
does n9t det2rs ~ Hq' o. Hesh.