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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
City Briefs
AT ruLsA rHEArERs TODAY

RRoADwAY ~ JinlS company In
WHY smith boii Home -
IMPRESS Henri Iienlors the poet oi
0RAND-Ssw YORK cast in Turn %
,hc Right
LNRiC-''Tho Bsrri-r BY Rs Reach
hAJEsriC-hse Murray In "Dang,r-
riLhck ,.-rl.i. Ferguson In "n, rrI
RAbTo-Alie. Br.dy 4. "Th. wAir
srRAsD- -ch.rI" Ray in "n. Own
,woSDERLANp-cf~eept Musical Com
edy COMPANY
THE ANNUAL meeting " the di.
rcctots OF tho chamber OF commerce
viii he held this afternoon In the
city hall, for tho purpose ~ cicctinp
a president, vice president and treas
utcr.
TEMIT.B ISRAEL viii hold Fri
day evening services at the court
house, sixth and boulder, IN the SUI
pcr1or court room tsecond floorJ this
evening at \ O'Clock Rabbi J. u.
Menkes will speak on "zionism." All.
irrespective ut membership or
church affilintion are cordially In
Nited 10 attend.
LIEUT. JAMES H. Biddison. son
Of Mr. and Mrs V. n lilddisun who
has been In the service Tor "a year
and "A half and who saw active serV-
lee IN France FOR several months
has received hir discharge ana In eN-
pected t0 arrive home this week
Lieutenant HiddiSon was hn artillery
officer In the +ith division.
+
HOLDERS of workers temporary
receipts fourth liberty loan should
present them 10 A V. Davenport In
the Palace building for endorsement
before taking them "a the War saw
ings hank, according TO Information
received by the directors of the local
bank These receipts can be cashed
In baby bonds at the bank and In this
way Tho first payments on the liberty
bonds will not be lost
ACCORDING to city officials tho
movement from the quarters now oc-
cupied at Main and boston To tho
new offices IN tho municipal build
ing at Fourth and Cincinnati will be-
Sin some time saturday. There will
he no intrrmiVrou once the move
nent starts and n III probable that
tho greater part of sunday will be-
utilized In this work With better
Accommodations throughout the city
officials expect % open for business
In the new offices Monday morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
LEGAL

m. hoard ~ fducat,on -H receive
sssl"d rtolS~Als fM the fofpnNug Of the
ins tno~n a. the Cell. Cpion Trh~l
building, loo~Isi In W~, tui.a, and foi
he t"plArinr With nee Watsusl
fRnroslrloN ON With ~ood shingles
grade
rRnrOSirIoN Two, with sal,,ni,.l
tin shlnglts. quality equal 10 that ~y
'',ng the Irving soho",, located al rsfs
and MaDhcl'r,
PROPOSITION uRrr submit ~,
amount offered tot sa.'ssa Of Old root
Al ~ork Aud material, 10 ho approved
hN tho Suprtiut,Ui,Ut "f tuustfurtiou
Proposals must hc .omrauiod ~irh shoct,
representing . p'r cent ui th' amount ~
The hid a. guAthufrn int LIr tAiihMl pet
iotmanro " the contract
The noSfd ~ tiU.Nu'n rssrna the
firhl W tcIrri .nN ali al htH
N1fr,dl n - N.t1t'UF
rtes,inHl uoAtd oi rlu'stuu
NOTICE. nF ANNrNL WHITING of Tuf
OKLAHOMA hAIt WNL GNS
NuMrNNN
The annnal meeting ~ tho stoct holder,
81 this company ~,ll hr held en- Msdurs
day fchfu.tN soih lplp A. ~ &" clort
al tho office ~ me sompsry. ~
West roU.sa street Iulp utlahums Tor
the purpose ~ 'lestinr hoatd ~ dire. iot,
and receiving and sD'luF upuu the trpufts
Of tho ofii,sts, ard ter mo transaction ~
before tho meeting
In sccordsncc plh the avs ~ the stat.
Of Ollshoma under vhirh this oampsny ~
incorporated. ro stork can be voted on
Witch has been tfansieffsd on tho books
of the eompsnt wiihiu tsrniy dsls nr.I
JOltS g nARrlrrr re~tsl.ry
NOTICE 10 CoSTRACrORS
Notice /, hereby rNen that On tho iih
day Of Fshtusp, 1919. tho Commissioners
of Tulss County, otlshoms. ~iu receive,
opsn and consider proposals. Tor tho st.d
ing paving and othefwt.r Improving th'
follo-ing rlts Coun.y STATE Roads
Miles tn q, Inclusive ~ Section 'Y
M,ie. 10 ? inclusive ~ SECTION "1"
rlsns pfoiilss, spscitlc,uons' And esti.
mates are an file In tho uf'rs ~ the Count,
Engineer Count, Clrik Courthouse rul,s
Ot ishoms, and With tho Department OF
liigh~sys, Capital building otlshoms city
0klshoma
An proposals 10 h. addressed ,e.lsd
and delivered 70 tho hosti ~ touniY CON
mis.ionefs Of Tulss County. % ahoms, In
eafe Of tho County ilerk on or before Two
tel O'Clock = " 81 ths date sbove 80,
out Proposals 20 b" accompanied -iih
certified ehsct Ia an amount sarsl 10 sp
pfo,imsisy Ten (iOl Per Cen, oi the sun
total Of tho bid drs-n on a bsnh located
IN the State ~ otlshons
Tho Iish, j. hereby reserved to reieci
h.isd wi. 9o,h a,y ~ l.nu.ry 1919
BOARD or OuNrY COMMISSIONS KHs
W ~ i.EwIs CLINE
Couniy Clsfk
NUriCr no CONTRACTORS
Notice Ia hereby ri'eu that sealed bids
VII be received e tho hoard Of OSunv
Tor tho addition Ia q brick school huildins
Tor s-parsis school IN District No 10.
Hsnd tprins. Tulsa Counif. otlshoms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
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NY ROE FuLKERsoN

OR tho love " Mike" exclaimed Andrew looking his wfe
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herself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
LODGES AND SOCIETIES


TtlAA LODGE So - meets every Thur'
Ia, N7 to q M Thurs teb
- llh tih suh iu Master hcEfso
MiM- \tsii"ts A.Sals welcome. Ma
NEsT SON. '''. .,,.'..
IVY /, MoNfuRiE. S-e'y
DflrN lupUr i!l meet. every Tus.ds,
N<M.' evening a. 80 Moh IN
~ loh tlh business meeiing
.Xs{f<a \ 'Ii"r a." cordially invited
NVT.X Mas"nio lh'l
(~ join e. ui'RNtrr " ".
NNlh' u uNkft sr"',
fhrhnihlM lnpur No a., meet. ever,
On ist 'i sui ith ttds, ~ the
>.ftfxa o N.urr Nasao. sar,ns At
<N|'\ Ma,o
:, lllntur > NnlES " NJ
n NANNN. Fs,t
u Ia CHAPTER No 50 u AM meet.
URS~ first and third Monday each
Nh" month NoudAN rsh ard
FN ~otA IN M"G Na,teI visitor.
" v y ntrToV uush rt,i
u SNNhfN Te.,
TRINITY vMMANptHY So 90. meets
,'ety 10 And IN Nond,,. rrb
luih. VOL Ia Temple siaft
lns silr Dinner 81. T.
Al visiting knights a.
sAN. welromo Ma,onic iisll.
- II , nl'pNS Commander
cart In scrl
AkpAn TtMFLE. A - y NJ X,
49, Meet, sscond rtds, In each
month At M.sog,c Hal bis.S
Co., :' y: i:;; a$s;s;@; f.; F:;.,. V; u"
" N WriilVfR ssc'y
rulSA uIArTER NJ iJJ. . 2 = Meet.
the ~ and Ifd wcdne.dsy.
Of tho month ~ 1l0 T. "
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~& itoRtNCt NiNoS, W n.
hNMA fASi ssc'l
AURORA Lodge No ~. I u. ~. Y meets
wDA every M~dnssdsr nirht Z 80.
F- work In lnitiatoty degree. frb
9th, reorganization ~ toupv
A,sc.i is,lon Nlsuars welcome.
w Il MtLI,tN 80
" l. rOuNprroNf ssc'y
SEw srATE OAMp No apo W %. ",
Nkn mseu every Mond.y night
AWA al Is E ssoond ,i visit
EYE IN ing members sl~N. vel
" G. SMITH Can tom
- n HARPER Clsrt.
SILVER PLuMr LOpGE is9 X r meet,
.,stJ rhur'd.y night at y
~ Hal, is Bsu Secona N.ii NEE,
N lnr Jan a0lh ~otl In a~.ond
hans visiting knights urged 10
JOIN A 0ligrArsoS. q. g.
W. RENNoLps X AZ
TULsA IiONEs1rAp No 1901 Ms.i.
each Tuesday -vesing al,
Knights COLUMBUS liall
tish nouldrf Social
.uNy and Dsnocs AND and eth
Tuesday, Three piece or.
ehsstra
- W. ". GArvNyv.
Mstra Mt.
sos Robinson blds. Phone sso7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

THE ANNUAL meeting ot the di-
rcctors OF tho chamber OF commerce
viii be held this afternoon In the
city hall, for tho purpose of clcctine
a president, vice president and treas
urcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

ty of opportunity.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
H()L- 7 WILLIE
Continued from Page Four)

bred cattle in this section that give
prominent tone TO dairy productions
hOltViile has one of the most import
andant ana largest coW..Cstins assoc,a-
tons in the United states over fou;.
thousand cows being tested.
The California Central Crcameriea
has Il large and complete plant hero
and l2nFlc tAo bHll, oe the milk aN1
cream, sllip3."e % Los \ lselo5.-
4ho --ll< t'rodIcefs Association Of
f5oltVillc cperat2 . large Plant hove
along cooperative lines in > - Z sa,-
is factory nanne".
Tor the b oacGoal aiVantasti O. tac
dairy industry Ifaifa thiivea ia this
section. Dailymen claim they cat a.
faifa seven times annually, whlc' nIo-
vidcs green feed tho year round The
average feed in the fIoltville district
provides for two or three COWS to the
acre, as against one COW to the acre il
many other districts. Silos are being
erected for general use, another advan-
taso worthy OF consideration by the
modern 'dairyman.
Eocf cattle thrive in this district Of
the Imperial valley. Thousands OF
year, fattened on the rich milo maize,
corn and grasses of this section. Hogs
are also very productive in this vicinity.
The swine business of the Holtville
county, because of abundant alfalfa and
corn crops proves most profitable The
year round season Is a Dig factor to
swine raisers. Some sheep are pastur-
ed IN this part of the Valley and this in,
dustry bids fair to become more attrae-
tive as the advantages are better under
stood Experiments prove that early
spring lambs bring facy prices.
Cotton has become an important crop
in the Holtville county, the richness Of
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
FARM LABOR

Government reports indicate that
Imperial Valley farm laborers re-
ceivc a better average wage than
IN any other section Of the country.
IN addition to the usual supply Of
American farm laborers, Imperial
valley crops utilize negroes and Mex
leans for cotton; Elcxicans for milo
maize cutting; Swiss mixers; Jap
anesc for cantaloupc picking; In.
dams for general ranch work, to-
sether with o scattering Of Hindus.
tilipiaos and Portuguese, who adapt
themselves to whatever work is re
quired. On January /, 1919. the av.
crage farm laborers wage was $3.50
q day. The Farmers Labor Em-
ployment Association, composed of
progressive farmers, is organized for
the purpose Of continually lettering
the conditions of labor, encouraging
improvements in housing conditions
and stabilizing the labor supply. IN
this work they have the hearty CO.
operation of the county board Of 6.
pervisors.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

the soil proving an attractive lure to
cotton growers Holtville has three gins
all equipped for season service ana
growers Gnd every coNvenierca. Coz
ton promises big returns as additional
acreaSc is planted this flsecy staple.
Growing of grain, corn, barley aad
other crops aye featured. Milo maize;
kaiffir corn, fetereta are the corn crops
most profitable in this section. Poultry
fruit growing and truck gardening are
other important Industries. The Inper-
iaf valley turkey ranks as one OF The
choisest money producers, and more
than fifty tons were shipped from Holt
vile November and December OF 1913.
The quality of these birds have made
strong demand for turkeys from this
section, and there are many other at
fractions inviting the reader to Holt
vile and the Imperial valley--the coun-
ty of opportunity.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
GRAPES

Tho most luciou3 grapes grown in
California arc pg9dcced in Imperial
valley. As q. cQncrete example oE
the value Of grape land in the Valley
a certain man came hero ten years
ago aad purchased 240 acres of land
near Meloland. lie put out 40 acres
to grapes but sold the entire acc
age tefore the grapes were in bear
iar. The aeW owner not carinS for
grape land. sold the forty acres for
more than he paid for the entire p
acres. THIS third owner this year
took OFF $14Q0 worth of grapes from
the 10 acre, being over half of what
tie srape acreage cost him.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
THE IMPERIAL
IRRIGATION DISTRICT

The gross acreage included in the
Imperial Irrigation District is 5S4 :
70o-an area much smaller than the
county itself The assessed vali,o.
ton is S40,695, ,061, with an authorfa.
ed bonded debt of $500, 900. The
assessed valuation of each acre is
800 with bonded debt of SIS. The
tax rate per 500 is s190. The bond.
cd debt IS next to the lowest among
California irrigation projects. Pro.
Ject5 unaer way when carried out,
VIII reclaim 100000 acres more.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
GENERAL FARMING

Growing of hay, grain, livestock
aid cotton. together with dairying
and fruit raising, form theschief ac.
tivities of the Imperial valley farm,
efs. The raising of turkeys and
poultry could be much more ex-s
tensive than at present, although AZ
half million pounds of Imperial valix
ley turkeys selling for an average oe
40 cents a pound served to make uS5
an important part of last years.
total production. Poultry farms con-
Quoted along the proper lines pay
well here, there being ready mark
ct fer all poultry products.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

months, and five or six months from
birth the lamb will be found on the
tables throughout the Middle West ana
the East and the raisers of these
lambs will have pocketed for each onc
$40 to $13t or practically 100 per cent
profit on the cost of production.
Profit Made from Lambs
The way it works is this: Up in the
cold country of the far northern
States there are a great number OF old
ewes that about to be sent to the
slaughter. These are bred there and
brought here by local sheep men, being
held until their lambs are born and
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

reared, when lambs and dams are both
Gent to the market, the dams being first
Sheared. The dams. alone bring their
full cost or better, the fleeces almost or
quite pay for the transportation and
the feeding, and most of the money re-
ceived' from the sale of the lambs goes
into the pocket as profit
SO great has this industry be-
GENE, that there row are tens os
thousands of sheep here and each
year sees more, thougE, practically
no sheep are ever raised here.
There is no, question that ii To,,Id
pay to raise TIE sheep in the Val.
iey II ii were not that they can
be Imported cheaper than they can
be reared.
The ewes that are brought hero
would be bred for May or juno lambs
Iif they were not to be shipped 10 this
country, bat tho profit lies in the fact
that the market calls louGest for
carly lambs and it has happened that
shipmcnta have bcea made from the
Valley TO KANSAS City so early as to
,alic the markets by surprise aaG nnl
40 buyers ready for them.
Association Fcr1ncd
And 50 it has come about that tae
sheep men of the Valley have Crga..
izcd al association, o1d they al vo-..
in harmony in developing the pro3r-t
aad the market ana thareby fine
gEeatel, profit for all
Eiie aIi'1;ve stock here, the laiY.b3
a2teloD ~reaa S;zo aGr their arc,
and because of thair rapid ,rcn5h
t&eir meat is especially tender, and
il Is general teatilnGuY ti,a! it is
- s;:2at rncai tl,at reaches ..so
<@as&5 CT l:;a-'l1t.
Gc i alctncr most favorable
ia, SEQ 11ca!thculaess of the stock
FOR disease among sheep in this Val
ley is absolutely unknown, and tho
average increase is better than 100
per cent whereas SO per cent is a biz
average in the Northern States.
II is not always that the importer
Of sheep into the Valley is able to get
the feed ti}at he must have at once ol
ar:iv iv2L Strangers T,l3 have Iaa e chip
.ncatg Wt1olt rreNicuc preparation
have in aolna cases 9uheretI loss f9e
iae!; Of feed. Aad yct for chose mlc
mako their preparation iiN time there is
ample feed, and IS the industry grows
4 bigger acreage is annually devoted to
the industry.
TlloroughbreIs Being Raised
Ile breeding Of the thorough
bred Karabul sheen by ". II. Clark
at Caiipatria is thing apart from
the general industry, but it may
have signiicancd OF future when
the Valley viii raise its own sheep.
These fire animals, brought from
the n>ountaiI.s OF Asia Minor, equal
" valuable for their wool and fer
mutton. thrive sDlend,dly here, and
each one is worth $3.50, with good
demand for slicm.
.......Nir Clark has standing otter &C
$15 for the fur OF black LAMBS. one
day old. When born, the wool OF The
lamb is as curly as can be imaelnca
ard this is the highly priced "infar:
iaIn6 s!,iI," that l.. so popular fer ladies'
we2r Eut his lambs are far too Walt
able for slaughter as infants, and il
VIII be a number OF years before the
quantity Of karabul sheep will be great
enough to warrant their use in this
way.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
by steady de-

Il9T LOT IlVN Dy SISauY OC-
grs1s dCring the last few
years, The sheep industry
here is attaining great propor-
items. In fact, there arc few ae-
divides in The Valley more firmly
cstabliahca or bringing better re-
turns to those following them.
The. reason for tho sheep busine IS
here i4 that there is a season OF the
year when lambs We're not to be
found on the market during which
time this region can alone meet the
demand. Just now is the lambing sea-
son here, to continue for three
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
GROWTH OF SHEEP INDUSTRY
STEADY; VALLEY IDEAL SPOT

Tens "a Thousands Of Sheen Pasture in Valley Che Year
Round Wool Clip Worth Millions of Dollars; Lains1s
Shipped TO Kansas City Annually i'm Train Lots.
Thoroughbred Karabul Lamb Fur Valued at SIS at
Birth; LAMBS Too Valuable to Slay; Infant Lamb
Skin Popular and Profitable; Association Formed
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

LAMBS VALUED Ar MILLIONS
Imperial valley lambs valued at millions dollars
This pastoral art the product OF Imperial valley
ographeI putpoagy contrast many of the
pictures Of the desert here hecucayps grove heerng
sheep and the aged shepherd depict land long
methods in the Valley used handle the thousands wooy
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
Imperial Valley in q Nutshell
By A. NJ Nelson, Development Agent,
Imperial County. 81 Centro, Calf.

The following table compiled from official reports o.
the State Board Of Equaz2on which based the
nua census of county assessor8
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-12-13

Miss Marian Johnson returned rec
emily from an extended visit with rel
atiyes in New Orleans.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-12-13

"The management Immediately mott
6ad oil crafts that they were willing
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-12-13

Unv sUavc suUufu rrtusc permit
women to vote because they are wom-
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-12-13

,a,na,,oual unions located in Pasea-
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-12-13

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fen bar iolgt i'm Gicnoom SoIpong
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% Sr. Sttclicn bar nctop MI lol1t
igielt til Soromor Bertha RpiS, iom
nctop mi fIptter Der inc. Srf. Suga
@ulbronoIcn bar IoIQt lin 8aaro /
&ouaIullo til @uitno NurIien. ga
ger Slaf @. @otheicn bar iolgt line
Mllic | Stot2e!ueu til Grit 2. Solte
Tor $50 arouer. aisbmuno $. o.
@lcltnc bar Iolgt i'm Gicroom Setten
| Stot@clpeu III ,%ernbancmano Slt
ritj u. Netcbtrg for $4,000 &roncr.
Nr. Hotcberg orlpcr MI GAZE | &u,
tets enc Gn0c, mems Srt. Slllie Hs
fCberg brtOCr Q}o0e'orrctning | Den
anocn Gu0e. Smco Sans &agen
hor iol9t iii Stco 6ieIl i SfotSeIpeu
III 6ru Mime &tnaicn Tor 400 SIR.
@ultao aarllen hor iol9t i'm @oaro !
Mau9lrut0 til Sbomua Anberien.
Gatar Tcttcricn bar lolgt gruact
Solhclm til H0luhiIh Ra5mtSIeu
@cr1ct ior $500 aroucr.
: Noo0lcu llt Ell Gog / Septcnt.
Der Ell pcritobel Chiffon opcr @pgocu
cu ilclocu 6orctccIlc port roligc
Norac N~c9lpcubtocn itiIorC8 Ioa
lcoca ! en- a. Sc Iotnlc Npiicr: Wi0t
poo gtnttcn Ooaanroc IoIf paa nogIe
EIuoie. Get var lille &cir oa ltp'rl
&tnulcl. men llgcucl Il Nabul0cr
noe, loo De troeoc SonmeoaQ bar
tommct, Goltcuc orog no, % Scr
blcu DC pVpc / Gerilolla par noact
'om &c alori1 bau0c lcct Wtnaen III
Stogen bIcu mcict nco / Ell brco
NcmIc. Get bruQcOc % iunnlNt a.
(rUr, Iom brUttcoc@. Aibrufuc
@rantoppc huirplcoc omtrlul bolt
oppc / %llItcIl, og @orisito too ipart.
Gptloncn trat llg belt irclrouer moo
NIooicnc. Get Ter 'Ult 10 citcr hcu,
Sclu DC groucltc (rrr or tuTttct
ION Ell0cr. Tllrlcr, inm mailer
- ii (ommcr / Ho0cL cr aI0cIc2
priobc, Hph0cr ipritCr / &clrct uucr
alt % belle S]trUfuiuQcu, ser llpcirct
bar guact, or ct cuCitc ano3 al ucb
Ial6nc, lpIlntrcoc (rrr, oircuuc
@arfoiNtcr % opgr0nct &or0. Ebc
~IUlacllCn ominttcr onltr. ire hrmorc-
De WtaaI Gao oCttc Grcul cr ON.
trent al temlucrigr StoQ rnutponc
ret. SmnnitoQcu bar fIurct liz be
ore, loct Buffer % til Otauo&bstOc
Itaar nuitcn urertc. Get mcrtclllc
or at ct llOct GoIist hcli bar ulo
anact GpfIoucu.
Get cr ct morlomt SiIiUl0c at iel
fan oatcre 0cttc &rcp pao min 10,
nuriae Se0icIaoug. 26 9lur QonumcI
bar icg, GA Icg ! 1905 lcnhtc nit
~iaritc @rcu I'll "TCcornh NoItcu". 5
Ni2ic # Aor iom lager imcllcm hor
ica icnot NIuoct mcact opcr 100
NrcOc, % 9aouoct bar itooIp bIcuct
flnttct l"tcrtcrc mcIlem o3 / biSic
Mar. Sea tottcr Tor 9n6t Snuar
bcioc / 6i@ic fl Mar on boobcr at
SomorbciOCt 'fol iortiUttc pud ionl
me aobe 0toooe. Nilicu iii Nlooct
% bets %rIcrel
So ban u II b ..
Stot2cIpCn 23oc Cft. 1919.