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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
YAHOTA

Bill Reilly spent several days last
week visiting at the H. f. Leonard
home.
Mrs, Ethel Swan is home again af-
ter spending ten days in Watertown
nursing at the home of c. V. Boice.
Mrs. swan deserves much cerdit for the
efficient m~anrerin which she discharg.
ed this service, Six of the family We're
down with flu, two having pneumonia.
Ar are improving,
Some of the yong folks in his neigh.
borhood went TO a party at Sterling's
Friday evening.
Charley ST. Clair and Warren Clapp
left Monday for Wisconsin looking up
land interests.
A family dinner party was given at
the st. Clair home Sunday in honor of
Mrs. ST. Clair, sr's., birthday.
Verne Odds and family visited at the
Warren Old's home Sunday.
cdiss Lillian braves returned home
Friday evening after spending the
week in Waterfowl helping at the o,
II. Amy home.
Thornt Babcock went over to Smith
Robbins Sunday to help doctor a sick
horse. The dinner hour came while
he was there so Thornt helped stow
away a real good Sunday dinner.
All of the c. C. Kellogg family ex
cept Curt, have been sick with the flu
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
GRAIN DEALERS IN
SESSION IN CITY OF
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI

Minneapolis, MINI, Feb. 1S.-Prob.
Gems affecting the marketing of grain
will be discussed at the Twelfth an.
nual convention OF the Farmers Grain
Dealers association which begins .
three days session at the West hotel
today with an address of welcome by
Mayor Meyers.
In anticipation of this event the lob
by of the West hotel resembled yester
day afternoon Il cross section of a
county fair with exhibits of grain Sc.
p~arators, elevators. scales and other
heavy machinery used in the grain
business.
The association is composed of men
who own farmers elevators in Min.
nesota either comparatively or through
farmer corporations. About 200 eleva-
tors and 10000 owners will be repre-.
scented at the convention. Elevator men
We're coming in last night from Mon.
ttna, North and South Dakota, Iowa
~ d Wisconsin for this meeting. TIL
Artichoke Lake Brass band will furn.
ish music.
Corporation excessive profits tax
will be discussed this afternoon. Grain
grazing and laws affecting elevators
will be discussed, Among the new
laws to be asked is one providing for
cooperative societies in Minnesota on
the South Dakota plan. 1t is expected
that President FL. T. Meisch of Argyle
in replying to Mayor Meyers this morn
ing, will strike the Keynote IN several
OF the conventions demands.
LAST night Fl. r. Meisch, president
Adam Brinn, treasurer, of ~Stewartville
and a, E.. Nelson secretary of Ben
son, went into executive session TIC
complete the arrangements for thu
meeting.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
Blue Triangle
Campaign

4EANE -HFEE.E
The following checks and cash have
been received for the Y. w. C. A. Blue
Triangle campaign:
Congregational Church, Henry, $500
Trinity Guild, Watertown 800
School Dist. 81, Wallace 100
Three people cash, 80
Total $i1.51
All schools. ladies aids, churches,
clubs and organizations of every kind
have been asked to contribute to the
fund. Members of clubs, lodges, etc.,
The county secretary hopes that the
campaign may be closed Saturday, Feb.
|22nd, and that organizations which
meet next week take UP the question
of the assessment with their members
and decide to send the collection this
week. $3.50 people will be called upon
to contribute ten cents to make up the
ICodington county quota of 1928.
Notice.: Just received a check for ten
dollars, absolutely unsolicited, from G.
w. Hart! Thank you very much Mr..
Hart! The sight of that check made me
want to live again.
LEAH HOPKINS, 81,
County Secretary Y. w. G. A. Blu Tri.
angle Campaign.
The Blue Triangle Campaign for
South Dakota is now in progress. The
people in this state are becoming ac-
quainted in many instances, for the
first time with the work Of the Young
Women's Christian Association. For
ttover fifty years this organization has
been working for the best interests of
womankind, not only for American
women, white and colored. rich and
poor. old and young, but for women
the world oyer.
The call forsthe y. w. CA. in South
Dakota has not been great, the broad
Of agricultural communities,
the lack Of Industrial centers have not
made the work seem nrgent.nnly@in
the last year or two has the desire been
growing in some communities Tor an
association CENTER In order that the
girls Of the farms might be benefited as
well as the girls in town. TO meet the
need several county associations have
been organized recentIy Brookings
holds the honor Of being the first coukS
III organization To b formed within
hestate. This county association was
formed last june andsts reported to be
tn ftourishine condition.
within the last few weeks IL cn,,nfv
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20

the past week. All are getting better
at this writing.
Ross Clapp and family took Sunday
dinner at the Albert braves home.
Mrs. Carrie Jensen visited at the.
home of her daughter, Mrs. Otto Sch
melting 0 n Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank ScfImelling of
South Shore visited a t Otto Schmel.
ling's on Wednesday and Thursday.
They were accompanied by their son.
Fred, who has just returned from
camp.
Warren Welch had his Ford car ia.
ken TO town this week TO be fixed
Wen have good roads now from va
hota on in town.
Bert braves and bride visited at
Warren Welch's last week on Monday
and Tuesday.
Billy Hopkins and Miss Nora Holm
Ike spent Sunday at tie Hopkins home
T.. ~. Babcnck is still shipping Barr
ed Rock cockerels. He q sold twenty
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Borns spent Sat,
arday evening at the unliisatf home.
Mr.. and Mrs Srnidt and children
visited at Lake View farm on Monday
Word has been received the past
week Of the deatif Of two old resident
1 lived at one time on what III now the
John Gailisath farm.
Mr.. Heaphy died the 25th or JanuT
ary at his home iii NHW York CITY. HI
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20

brate Mr.. Arbogast's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Benthln ana
VIM. Mitchell called at the +. O.. Barr
home Sunday evening.
The basket social at the Croft school
which was held Friday evening was
very wei attended. The receipts
amounting to fifty dollars.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
news FROM THE
NElGHB0RHOOD
GROVER
tAdd. Correspondence on Page y
y x * 4 X * p .

VIM. Elfring called at the A. ]
liinprich home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Nick Finders came out
from Watertown Monday 10 visit at
the J. +. Strofus home.
Miss Nora Endres of Watertown
spent n few days last week AT the
Mike Bierns home.
Miss A1va kaufman spent Monday
in Watertown.
Joe and John Zimprich called at the
A. j. zimprich home Tuesday.
Herman Swankee returned to his
horne near Bemis Monday after Il few
days visit at the f. g.. Barr home,
Rev. T. j. Albrecht called at the L.
G. Barr home Monday
George kaufman who has been i'll
with the flu is out and around again.
AIRS. Mary Bierne and children re.
turned 10 her home in Wateryown al
ter a weeks stay at the home of her
sister; AIRS. Mike Biern", and family
AIRS. e. G. Barr. who has been seri
uosly i'll with pneumonia, is reported
as very much improved. Her many
friends win be glad 10 hear thar she
is able 10 be up again.
Seven members of the NJ j. Miesel
family are reported as III with the flu
and pneumonia.
George KAUFMAN called at the A, D.
Zifnprich home Thursday.
7. j. Benltel, better known as Ted
The Painter, transacted business in
Grover Frtdag. Ted has been doing
chores At the VIM Schoepp home near
Henry TOR the past few months wpiie
the rest haye been II with The flu,
Mrs. John zimprich shopped ri Wa
tersfswn saturday.
MIR. f. II, Lebert, oscar Fromke,
arm John zlgaprieh went 10 Minnea-
TaGais SATURDAY morning TO take in the
aarto show which is 10 be held there
next week.
Miss AVA kaufman assisted with
the house work at the +. G. Barr
laGnne last week.
Miss Esther Miller visited with her
sister, Mrs. August Marotz o few days
last week.
August klatt is a very busy man
now a days getting ready to move to
Texas in the near future. 1t Is report
ca that August Marotz has rented the
farm and expects TO move there soon.
Albert Zimprich called at the John
zimprich home in Grover Friday.
The storm the passed through this
part of the country last week did not
leave very much snow behind, al
though it did considerable damage to
telephone and telegraph wires, making
telephone service very poor.
Sunday visitors at the ]. E. Strofus
home were AIR. and Mrs. Tick Endres
and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Publ
man, Albert zirnprich and family ard
Mr. chas. F'eltz.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deuc1ler call.
ed at the John cnrley home near
Henry sunday.
About forty friends and neighbors
Of AR. Louis Arbogast called at their
home Saturday evening TO help cele-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
sale CALENDAR

Feb...12 Pure Bred Live Stock Sale,
Crooliston, MINI.
Feb. IS G. III. Bartel, Nina, S. d.
Sells Pure Bred Duroc Hogs.
Feb. 10 Mcneil u Sendelhach, Lake
Preston, s. ID. Duroc Hog.
Sale.
Feb. ~ Harlan s Struck, Lake Pres
ton, S. ID. Duroc Hogs, Cat
tie, Horses.
Feb. % Codington County Breeders
Sale. Wate.toWn,S. ID.
Feb. rs Elson s Williams, Lake Pres.
ton, s. ID. Duroc Jersey Bred
Sow Sale.
Feb. ~ G. r.. Fox, Naples, s. d. Du-
roc Jersey Bred Sow Sale.
Feb. 28 r. /. Underwood, Willow
Lakes. Sd. Duroc Jersey
Bred Sow Sale.
Mar. A Clark Co. Breeders Sale
Glark,,sS. D. Cattleand Bred
S0Ws. as4#sss4
Mar. 5 Breeders Sale. Pure Bred
Stock, Candy, Mimi.
Mar.12 Ellison Bros, LaMoure. N. d.
Registered Percleron Horses.
Mar. IS Ellison Bros. Registered /
Short Horn Cattle.
Mar. IA r. ID. Lawrence, Strandville,
\. .. Registered Duroc Jef-
sey S0Ws.
Tie above list should be guarantees
enough as to my ability to conduct
YOUR SALE. A fair fee to good
auetisneer u Tar less expensive TO you
than poor service.
Write or phone me for date.
CEO.D. EEfiiTART
Live WH1Aucti0neer
Edgeley, n. N, j KampcsSaotef
$500 Watertomls 3. y.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
STRIKING EMPLOYEES
OPEN TO PUNISHMENT

Olympia, Wash. Feb. 2o.-Under
provisions OF a bill introduced in the
washington house today any public
Eemploye who joins d strike movement
will lose his position and a a maxi
mum term OF Imprisonment of 10 year
or a maximum fine of $4,000, o both
Thasbgn Is a Of the recent gener
III strikes at Seattle and Tacoma. A
senate bill would make sabotage fell
ony.
IT'S the Truth That Hurtss-An item
ii going the rounds Of the Canadian
press to the effect that q New York
paper IS being sued because comp
made III obituary conc,ude. May he
roast In peaceH,--Fourth Estate.
You win:--The mar who III riding
sixty miles per hoat 4 q big machine
sI.c HARPER II anassAe q rsaa
Ing thirty miles per hour n 4 flivver,
because the man III fle fiivver thinks
be II going sixtysineinnati Enqnir
Upsfo.rlAse sBsaasa1fa.Ther Il
oone thing about Edtths young man
de4fs you don't hssalvs set III every
n19hk I'd send h1ms6fG ss
thanG Sskvens one our
Ifis has@picked seaxsstarteisss
B0ston Tfanscripf@s@a as
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
l2O TO 3 BASKET BALL
SCORE AT GIBBONS, MINI.

Gibbon, Mimi. Feb. 2O.-The Gibbor
high school basket ball team last night
defeated the Winthrop high school, 100
to 3. This is said to be one of the
largest scores ever made in a game OF
basket ball. The game was called five
minutes before time was up or the
score would have been larger. This
was Gibbons seventh victory. The
Gibbons girls defeated the Winthrop
girls. ii to g..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

clerk of the corporation court Rich
ard L. Gray, being dead, II was
necessary to prove the will and the
signature thereto by others. Messrs.
VI NJ. Lynch and Adam Forney tes-
t,Sed that they were acouainte1
with the handwriting OF Mrs Car
per, and that they believed ii was
her signature attached to the will.
Her husband, James A. Carper, also
testified that he witnessed his wife
sion the VIII. and on the testimony
o. these three persons the will was
admitted to probate.
After providing that her husband
pay her funeral expenses and any
debts that may he outstanding. she
devises all Of her property to her
husband in fec, adding that she ba-
oueathed him all of her estate ito
do with as he may see fit AMI
proner. for 1t was through his ua-
t@irg efforts and hard work that
what I now have stands in nv
name. IT is my request that ne
qualify without bond or security,
having ali confidence in him and his
future
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
DFI.FIG ATES DENOUNCE
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE

Peoria, Ills, Oct 22.-Delegates
20 the Illinois State Fede, alton Of
Labor convention denouced the in
Gustrial conferece at Washington and
ur"ed a general strike 70 aid the
steel workers.
G. T Fraenkel, Chicago delegate
Of the machinists. said the confer
ence was out to hang labor" Jam es
r. Connors. delegate of the switch
mars union considered an sold con-
eorvatire surprised the convention
by demanding strike 1T behooves
labor - saw II wont be "trimm ed
by the Washington conference" he
declared. Labor can bring that re-
dictionary body. the senate, Judge
Gary and the United States army
and navy 10 their knees. The thing
for all workers to do is to Law down
their tools and take a vacation"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
Rrovniee Not Guilty.

Staunton, Oct. 22.--After dalib-
Grating for about thirty minutes the
jury in the case of the Common
wealth VS.. Earl Brownlee. tried or
an indictment charging malicious OF
unlawful manning of Chas. S. Whit
more. through an automobile smash
Up on the Valley Pike Sunday after'
noon. July 81. returned a verdict
Of mot guilty"
The jury was composed OF G.. G
Ashby, r 0. Cline, Chas. G. Crais
A c. Gilkeson, VIM. c. Glenn. ]. NJ
Masincupp w, Is. Mowry, J, W
NenEer, f. S. Sites. T. G. Whitesell
G. ". Sellers and J. W. Sensabaugh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
Charters
2 e

I VIM r. Povthress & Company, In
, co-par7ted. Richmond. Va Maximum
/ SIS. oGG, r'inmu0l 5000. Hush W
/ Jones, president, Jas. a stone. sec
rotary. sd 0. u "roston. ali g!
Richmond Va To ore~ate whole
sale ard retail drug stores
Young Mems Business Club o!
Danv.lle va Non sock corporation
Geo p. Geosheran, Jr, president;
II 7 Keeling. seer starry. and Grassy
Crews. all OF Danvi,le, Va. To pro
, mote crrnercial- maj ufacturing and
industrial. ana other lIStness inter
, este Of ho ~ity Of Tanv lie.
Ma"l-cl Insurance COMPANY Tncor-
poraiet. Norfolk. VI, Maximum
sos non. min MUM go 90 : A,
Markell. president; I. r Sims. sec
re-a-v Erd 7 4 Married. MI of Nor
folk. Va To act as agents for in
suranco cor9panlcs.
Franklin Court Land Corporation,
Roanoke. Maximum 80 nho :
minimum. SO. 600. Z. r NoNnltv.
president VI /. Masintcr secretary,
and NJ. w Turner all Of Roanoke,
Va. General real estate business.
Virginia Ice and Freezing Corpora
ton. Norfolk. va Nsxinur1. 81 900
900. minimum 5000 600 J c. Prince,
president: Thomas 7 Hogan, secre-
tarv: 7 W Easter and r Grav Tun-
stall. all Of Norfolk, Va. General
storage and warehouse business.
Pace Motor Transit Corporation.
Portsm outh. Va Maximum. s25 900;
minimum. 50 600 5. c. Pace presi-
dent; c l. Murphv. secretary, and
Jos, F. Anderson, all OF portsmouth,
l -.
Va Genera bus or hacking business
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOSPITAL
incorporated NasSawadoN, Va. Max
mum, 500 onoi minimum S35 900
John F Nottingham. president,
Fra 1ktown. Va Ja9 8. Rogers sec
r"tarN. NasSawadoN. Va ?. w. Tank
ard Fran ftown. Va; E w. T Down
ing, Franktown. Va. and W !. Stur-
eis, Franktown. Va. To conduct a
hospitat and training school for
nurses
The News Publishing Conn anv IN
corporated Cape Charles, Va MAXI
mum SIS, 900, minimum. S. o0n /
W Wilson president Cape Charles,
Charles Va p T. Fletcher Cape
Charles. Va. and : Y Moore Cane
Charles. va To edit and publish
newspaper
Amendment to charter Of Mutual
Savings Fank- Incorporated. Ports
mouth. va Levi c Brown. nresi-
dent and Thos ". Neville sacre-
tarv Increasing its capital stock from
$4,000 to $50 COO
Amendment to charter Of DuIin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

Fredericksburg, Oct. z2.-waltsr
Is. Lane, of Mine Run, Orange coun-
ty, is held at the police station here
at the request of the Orange officials.
where 1t is stated he is wanted for
forgery He is specifically charged
with having used the name OF an
Orange business man named Swift
on a check for s45.
Lane, who is a young man, is tho
same one who was arrested here and
fined on Saturday for having ex.
ceeded the speed limit and ran into
car driven by Mr., r. E. Howe
He is said to be we'll known and has
a mother and brother Using at Mine
Run. He has employed counsel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

- -ecas@so2 a & ne~ Principal
49, ra- Chancellor brought macy
AMER. ave Axd Canadians IN Queer s
[ DIVERSITY. krgstoa- Ontario, IL
(sct=.e~er. for altA aaSh Il Is 4 FIT al,
e. s-&..y z res>e-E 70 the 7t-n 'er
:. = x:uSe uEs D: rs sem many DIS
gasee= -@<ga*c& Tsto The World
~ ..< - mel sur 3 character fer
49, ls&<n-~z ArA1 egsterprrx~e that IT
Eta IS A.~* arnsrE Ire universities
n :tak ce-tare1s The Yp~w Primes
20 9r Bruoe Taviw. sucee4s the
Ter EeS Sfr DaEased Gcr<for. VINO lid
sSch r. bald " IRE university. Dr
Taysc- has Already shown his us
tess ab,hty ts RAISING the haif mi
son acllars required to fulEl the
TIE 6 further hah mllAou dol
a. rromxsesd from other sources.
The 1e~ Chancellor Ii Edward w.
Beatty president Of the Canadian
Pacific Railway.
0s%ee-- 5 I'm. arSIty has recoenize8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
oIp CLOTHES SOCIETY
ORGANIZES IN CHICAGO

Chicago Oct 22-The "Chica 30
H'a clothes society WAS born to-
dag in the city and county building
The movement was started by the
employees in the office OF the chief
"leTi OF the marriage license bureau
and hctorf long other office bureaus
and courts Begged for charters. The
50 ietv has decided not to GUY new
clothes until prices take tumble
= patch is the honor badge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

New york Oct, 22.-Aerial
freight service between New York
and Buffalo, was inausurated today
when three dozen packages OF hair
tonic from a Buffalo merchant were
delivered here. The freight en-
harso on the railroads and the long
ehoreTnen's strike compelled the
merchant to route his wares by air
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
KITCHENER LTRED TO END
RY RUSSIAN MEDIJ VI

Paris. Oct 70 Lord Kitchener was
lured 10 his doom by the influence
of 4 Russian woman medium in the
pay of German agents
This assertion was made today by
Frau kerttner, a German splritualist
who. however. did not give he name
Of the Russian woman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

viii ba In session for business and
after that session is ended the mem
beers OF The association, accompanied
by members Of the Rotary Curb VIII
80 by automobile 10 the reservoir
where complimentary oyster roast
and 0shfr> WI#ta- alseH b., tlso H.a-e-
port News Light and Wafer COM
pany
Pris,dnt l. r PuRh Is ARRANGING
}he program fer she business sees}otr,
which te VIII 4uou purlish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
LEAVES HUSBAND
ALL HER ESTATE

Winchester Oct. 22-The will Of
the late Mrs. Sarah NJ Carper, who
died, in this city on October ! has
been admitted to probate in the cor
poration court The two witnesses
Of the will, which was executed on
October IL 1911, former City Treas
uref George II kin2eI and former
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
BETrEp RELATIONS
STATE AND FARMER

London Oct 2l--premier Lloyd -
George. in a speech before the Brit
ssh Agriculturist society today ex.
Pressed the hone that q new era will
heSin In the relations between the
state and the farmer He said he
hoped TO arrange transport rates
which would not be a handicap to
increased technical instruction and
general Improvement Of farms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

he te If research work and
has enabled Professor Clark. who
holds tue Chair of Physics. L. cstan-
leh laboratory for the IrvestIgA
ton Of substances under extremely
low temperatures, with the use Of
liquid Hydrogen, the only lAborato1v
Of its kind III North America. An
ether noted resea9eh worker is Pre-
lessor Mace enHnt eXucrt or TIA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
TRUCK PLATFORM ELEvATEs
COAL BASKETS

Numerous mechanical arrange
ments have been devised for tho
easy unloading OF coal trucks but.
few of them consider particularly the
comfort or convenience of the carry
in man. comments Popular Mechan-
les Magazine for Noven1 Der In de-
scrloing new form of track with
an elevator platform at the rear. on
which the carrying baskets are plac-
ed. When the tail gate is lifted, the
coal, which rests on an inclined false
bottom. slides into the baskets A
power winch then HOSTS the platform
to the height Of a mans shoulder,
and the carrier simply steps unday
a basket and walks away with Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

The deepest known lake in the
world is Lake Baikal in Siberia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24

The nex morning he association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
AUGUSTA NAN
IN AUTO SMASH
is ARRESTED

Lewiston Ne July .eP J Beg
Of 112a Northern avenue. Augusta Z
druggist. was arrested Tuesday fo-
reckless driving Accompanied By 4
Boy named Lacozrse. about seTe1
years q age. he was driving toward
Lewiston when q the highway
bridge -aich crosses L stream north
OF the State Fair grounds. his auto
mobile ran ITO 4 touring car owned
and driven by Al-cn .. AIaen. 81
Spring stree. lewiston Witnesses
assert Allen was as far As possible
On the proper side Of the bridge ar5
that Begin was driving rapidly when
his car crashed sideways ito the eth
er Begin didn't stop but JOHN :.
H6ce, a member of Ar automobile
1rl OF this city, started IN pursuit
and overlook hin after Z ride ot
about TWO miles. near the Central
Maine hospital 4 police patrol ar
rived cn the scene and Begin stopped
when HYDE hailed Kim At the Police
station Begin was formally arrested
by Captain Picard-and wiz be ar
raigreG this morning
No one was hurt n the accident
but both cars were DAMAGED. On
Aliens car the left trent tire was
burst both hub caps CT that side
were torn OF and tia running board
and mind guard smashed On Eegir' :
car the left mud guard was smashed
and the left rear Lah CAP TORE CT