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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

would cause tight money. result
/ equally disasterous to employer and
employee. II. on the other hand, in
I dividuals will subscribe for the Vic
tory Loan and PAY FOR THEIR
/ PURCHASES OUT OF THEIR CUR
Z RENT INCOME to the fullest extent
possible, the banks will be in po-
sition to take care of the great busi-
ness revival which we expect, but
which is delayed partly because OF
{ this uncertainty.
| Our tax burden from this war is
nothing to complain of. II is small
compared to that imposed on our al
| lies. The federal taxes for war pur-
poses, if averaged for our population
would require the pay from fifteen
days full time from every producer.
What about other nations in the war
In England each producer must Ia
Dor 81 days to pay his obligation TO
his government for the war. The
German must labor 80 days, and this
does not include the war indemnity.
The Frenchman must give to his gov
ernment the full proceeds of 104 days
labor in 1919. Are we not fortunate,
and is our burden to be complained Of,
with a victory won so quickly and SO
gloriously?
There is the appeal to patriotism in
this Fifth Liberty Loan and Gunnison
is as patriotic as any county in Amer
lea There is the sporting spirit Of
Yankee land which "sees a thing
thru" when begun. But there is also
reason for supporting this loan in the
good business Judgment which faces
the facts and declares that We can
raise this quota without financial en-
barrassment and that il means more
prosperity for ourselves and the ma
ton to pay the bill that way.
Shall we raise the $l40,750? YES!
Tile Priee sf Pesee--
Attorney Carl Siegfrid Of Ouray
was in our city Friday and Saturday
last on professional business.
the Fssee Of Pesee--
Mrs. Mary Kubiak and daughter
Butte Tuesday and Wednesday.
-srhe Price 81 Peaee"-
John A. Steele and wife are home
after spending most Of the winter in
Denver. They returned Sunday.
-The Price ~ Peseer-
Monday morning Mrs. Eli Bates
started for Lake City to pay . visit
| to her daughter Mrs. Phil Ready.
TIE Price Of Pesee~-
Mrs. w. II. Goldsmith left Friday
night last for oakland City, Ind, be-
ing called by the serious illness of her
mother.
TIE Price 81 Peaee--
Mrs. C. A. Nelson and daughter,
Miss Lois, returned Sunday from Dem
yer, where they have been for the
| past few days
-~rhe Price ~ Peaeer-
Mr.. and Nrs. s. J. Miller are home
from several weeks at Caney, Kansas
With their daughter. Mn. J. Milton
Cunningham-
+rAe Psses - Psases-
Frank Hoheisel returned early the
latter part Of last week from Aspea
|and Leedvil1e, where he had been On
| nining baGiness.
@Ae Fs1ee u PsAesr@
Mis- vezna Waterman, county sup-
lexinfnndeuk Il schools, q = Denver
| III welk. a3teading ths meeting 4
|seahs s1ucatorh
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

Frank Hoheisel returned early the
|latter part Of last week from Aspea
|and Leedville, where he had been On
mining boGtne1s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
o o o o o ooo o o o o o o
o PARLIS o
o o o 5000 900 600 o o
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Chanpion Correspondence
Wednesday, April 10, 1919.
Me- De.Hng and father were Gun
ni-on yis!;ors Tuesday.
The dance gwen al the school house
Saturday droH q large crowd and all
rrpOrt = flnc time.
John Evans went up 20 DOyleville
! rd4y for q few day stay returning
10 Ms vUrE here Monday
Ear Mcdowell went 10 GgnnisOn
SATURDAY after a few weeks work
here helping with tho new bridge.
The Ms Isabelle and IrTna Dice
spent a fru day. Of last week in Gun
r.-on visiting relatives and friends.
4 -Irpu-" party was given Mr.. and
Mn. Vernon Brown Tuesday evening
b. -ou. uf the nesghbors. and pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe England have
moved back from Spencer and intend
to remain in Gunnison .his summer.
Joe has leased the ice business from
his brother, Elmer England. who Will
devote all his time to farming as it
agrees with MS health bettcf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

Rio Grande Rctrenching
At Salida this week, 81 men. mos
ly machinists, boilermakers, etc. WEI
laid off from Rio Grande shops. Tn
has led to reports of a policy of r,
trenchment all along the line, but 7
one has been let out at Gunnison We
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
Base Ball Again

Delta fans are planning on a base
ball team of purely local talent unless
Montrose, Telluride and Grand June
ton hire professionals. A business
mems committee has been appointed
to manage the schedule.
-.The Price Of Pesee"-
Rio Grande Rctrenching
At Salida this week, 81 men. most
ly machinists, boilermakers, etc. were
laid off from Rio Grande shops. This
has led to reports of policy of re-
trenchment all along the line, but nc
one has been let out at Gunnison vet
The Price of Peace
Quintana Buys Ranch
Juan Quintana, who recently sold
his ranch at Parlin to Frank Collard
has gone up Tomichi creek a few
miles and purchased from A. E. Mar
latt the old Borsum place, paying
sl3, 800 for it. The deal was COM
pleted this week.
Tile Price Of Peaee--
c. F. 4 I. to Build Breaker
1t is rumored that large force Of
men will be employed at once just
breaker for the hard coal mine which
the c. F. & l. company has been op-
ening there this winter. 1t was thot
by some that the Ruby breaker would
be moved, but we learn there is no
such intention.
--TAe Price 81 Pea-e--
To Take PostoGiee Exam.
Quite 4 number expect to take the
civil service examination for head of
the Gunnison postoffice. This will be
held At Montrose on next Wednesday,
the 2Srd. Among those whose names
we have heard mentioned are D. l..
Gray, p. C. Boyles, E. w. Peck, Leon
ard Nisbit, A. C. Matthews and p. ].
Hurley. Now is your chance to get In
on this wonderful Job.
-TAe PYsee 81 Peaee~-
Mad Deg Scare IN Salida
All dogs in Salida have been order
ed confined or chained for . period
of six weeks. Only 4 few days ago,
q mad canine attacked . dozen dogs
and severely bit Marshal Wilson and
Constable Zook. The state chemist
has announced that the brain Of the
dog, which he analysed, showed rab-
les All dogs found running 1t large
in Salida viii be killed on sight.
TIE Price 81 Pesee"@
Hears From Long Lost Brother
After eight years, C. L. Stone has
succeeded in getting direct word from,
his only brother, Fred Stone, who
went to Central Mexico many years
ago. Fred Stone, who is well known
here, has been mining down there for
. long time. His brother got letter
from him Wednesday. IL was feared
he had succumbed to the various rev.
olutions.
TIE Price sf Peaee.-
Lowell Edgewerth Killed in France
A. II. Woodwork, who Is here from
White Pine, tells rs that his friends
have received word that Lowell Edge-
worth was recently killed IN France,
The nsws esmes thru Mort Noseley,
NOW q wichita, Kansas. Lowell snd
hs brskAer, William, were familiar
Agures h White Pine IN early days.
Tks latter q now IN Oklahoma. Levell
vas : ~ licking fellow and . greot
49, @oog The younger set ct
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
OR WEALTH p. BILLIONS
AND Ot X DEBT 80 BILLIONS

III. Price Of r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
--Thr TrIcr of Fence
PETER PRESSLER DIES At
SALI LAKE CITY, UTAH

The death Of Peter Prcasler. report
ed from Salt Lake City, is a source Of
grief TO his many friends here. His
brother, kaspcr. was informed by
wire Wednesday by Mrs. Frank Van
Alstinc of the death OF Peter at tho
same hotel the Van Alstines were
stopping at. No further details arc
available, but 1t is known that Mr.
Presslcr has been very i'll for some
years. In fact he was at Salt Lake
City for his health. The body is cN-
pccted in on the evening train today
for burial from GuunisOn.
Peter Pressler was born in 1872 in
Germany. He came to our county
when lad in 1882, living two years
at Irwin and in 1884 moving 20 the
ranch above Baldwin which has since
been his home.
Only a few months ago at holiday
season he was back here on a visit and
at that time appeared much better.
Three brothers, kaspcr, Phillip and
Frank Pressler are now residents of
our community, and his aged mother,
who is past so years of age, also lives
on the home at Baldwin.
Peter Prcsslcr was very likcable
man, n friend to everyone, and we re
grct exceedingly to report his death.
The Price of P.ac---
Nnr+ir NonNpnFbfg l. j,,,-. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
Will Keep Us Cool

Will Keep Us Cool
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe England have
moved back from Spencer and intend
to remain in Gunnison .his summer.
Joe has leased the ice business from
his brother, Elmer England, who Will
devote all his time to .'a,min. as it
agrees with MS health better.
THE Price Of Peaee--
Reformatory Escapes Nabbed
Our officers of the law were on the
lookout the latter part of last week
for four escaped prisoners from the
reformatory at Buena Vista One Of
the prisoners was named Deem, a SOL
der who was sent up from Salida last
fall on the charge Of stealing an auto
in which he and a companion and two
Salida girls drove over this way.
However, the prisoners were captured
by two ranchmen near Wellsville Sat
urday, and promptly placed in charge
OF Warden Capp once more.
THE Price Of Peaee--
New Coal Business Starting
c. E. Florer has opened an office ON
Main Street, first door south of E. E.
Mueller's jewelry store, and next week
will start in the coal business in Gun
nison. He will handle Baldwin and
Smith Hill Anthracite, both among the
best Goals in the west. Mr.. Florer is
associated with James Ferrens and
Carl Sillka in the Star mine, but will
handle the marketing end Of it.
He recently moved his family here
from Baldwin and is already well es-
tablished in the business Of hauling
and undoubtedly will make q success
Of his larger undertaking.
--TAe Price ~ Peeees-
Married in New MEXICO
Gunnison relatives have received
the announcement Of the wedding Of
Mr.. Frank Zugelder and Miss Rose
Lee, which occurred at Peria, N. NJ,
on April 1st- The young man is the
youngest son Of Mrs. Maggie Zugel-
der Of this city, and . Gunnison boy,
having been born and raised here. For
the past four years he has been en-
gineer for the McCaney Mills c.. at
Peria- The young couple vii make
their home ut that city, and host
Of Gunnison friends extend hearty
congratulations for long ana happy
married life.
Tie Price Of Peaee,-
Fire Tuesday Afternoon Drew Crowd
The blowing Of the fire whistle
about three o'clock Tuesday after
noon brought everyone to their doors
to see where the hre was" Inves4i-
cation disclosed the small frame house
on Ruby Avenue, belonging to Louis
Lucero. to be in flames The fire de-
partment was promptly on the jeA,
likewise crowd Of citizens, and tie
blaze was soon extinguished. Just
how the fire started is . mystery, Is
the house had not been occupied for
some time, the family being It their
ranch home at Jacks Cabin. he
blaze seems to have started ip ether
the kitchen or . small adioinin9 rom
used for storing kindlip lfond was
first discovered by one a TIE neieh-
bors living nearby, who promptly esve
the alarm. Only the rear end a fhe
b1hding WAS burned out, while H.
other adjoining rooms were nee1 q
le1 damaged, which, however, = ~
nost covered by insuranee-i60o =.
the building and $500 a couHnfn.
Most Of the furniture was ssved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
BOTH PASSES TO SkGI ACHE
OPENING LATE THIS YEAR

Saguarh, Crescent
Pete johnson called on Saguachc
friends Saturday He came over
from Florence TO get his team. which
he left at the ranch near Russell
Lakes They went over Poncha pass
Tuesday, the frSt team TO make the
trip over this year.
Ranger J. 4. Stavcly loft Saguachc
Sunday for the station on pinos. Pat
Connors took Mr Staycly by auto to
the foot Of the switch-back and could
have gone to the COchetopa II ncccs-
sary. The auto was stuck but once
and then for but n short time just be
yond Pubs park. The road is. muddy
but the forest service has n crew OF
men and teams clearing out the snow
50 that il is now passible. The rcmov-
al OF the snow showed n layer Of ice
next to the ground which could not be
sCrappcd away.
The Price Of rra~---
Captain James Jardinc arrived Sat
urday from the east and went out
the next morning to PowderhOrn to
spend the summer with his son Jack
Jardine. The captain has visited here
before and seems quite at home He
showed US the congressional medal of
honor presented to him in 1863 for
valor in the capture of Vicksburg
when he was first lieutenant.
THE Price Of p-ae---
Walter Adams and family were
down in their car Saturday from Par
lin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
The Price of Peace

Martin NanVoorhis is down from
the Doctor mine where he had been
working steadily since early in De-
cember.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

Mis- vezna Waterman, county sup-
| lexintsnde1k Il seAoels, = = Deaver
| this we6k. atteading ths nsstiAg 4
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

Delta fans are planning on a base
ball team of purely local talent unless
Montrose, Telluride and Grand June
ton hire professionals. A business
mems committee has been appointed
to manage the schedule.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-12-18

Fulton County should Give Quota to
Aid Children.

Kentucky has been giving an appro-
priation Of 10000 annually 10 it, or
phan children's home In compa riSon
with the 5000 appropriated by In
diana. and the 5000. OOO by Ohio FOR the
welfare Of destitute orphans You can
readily see why IL has been necessary
for the Kentucky Childrcn'S Home So
ciery 10 ask for contributions In or
der to raise the S3o0.OOO needed for "A
new home The response % this call
has been enthusiastic Louisville peo-
pie have subscribed S5J.Do and the
various counties are raising the
amounts asked for
Fulton county j. requested 10 raise
$1,000. We have gotten nearly a third
Of this amount through the efforts Of
| the teachers and school children. The
interest that the children have shown
has been most inspiring. and their viii
| lingness 10 give has been most evi-
dent. viii you have share in help
/ ing 10 raise the rest? We are not ask
| ing you 10 give more than the average
| teacher contributed. This money can
BE- handed To any teacher. Checks may
| he made payable "a Chas. r. feathers.
| Treasurer of the Kentucky Children's
Home Fund We are asking the min
listers Of the county 10 take "A special
contribution Don't fail 20 help
| A letter from our Governor. Edwin l..
| Morrow. asking the citizens 20 assist
| IN a humanitarian effort that j. of
vast Importance 10 the state and 70
themselves
In September. Governor Black. is
sued a splendid proclamation request
ing all citizens 10 assist in a drive be
ing made by the Kentucky Children'S
Home Society through the schools Of
the state for S3OO.OoO. the purpose he
ing 20 remove this institution from
It's over-crowded location In the ciry
10 n place I'm the country. where the
children might have all the fresh air.
sunshine. play grounds and everything
that normal children must have I'm or
der TO develop them into useful ciii-
xens. The last week in October was
set aside for the drive and while indi-
cations are that many schools and COM
munities have reached and even ex
ceeded their quota. | am Informed that
some have not done 50. and ! wish 10
s,rpplemenf the appeal of Governor
BLACK. and ask all citizens of Kentucky
~ help In this most worthy cause.
Il am informed that an intensive
drive is being made in every county
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-12-18
SIXTY MILLIONS
State May Issue Bonds for state High
way lmproy ement-

4 SGOOO0. 0aO road bond issue probal,-
Is will be- the solution Of the road prob
lem offered 10y the Incoming Adminis-
tration 90 the people Of Kentucky
Republican leaders appreciate The
necessity for a forward step they Sar
but they are hard set against an h.
crease ia the rate Of tax for any pus
pose The plan also contemplafeS al
automobile license tax sufficient 10 lay
the interest ou the bonds and create a
sinking fund Tor retirement.
n j. proposed FOR the General ~
sembly o. designate q system Of State
highways 90 De- built with the bond is
sue. This system would connect every
county and be built and maintained
with state funds Counties may build
this system. instead II. as az present
trying diSconnectedly 10 link mp a mul
titude Of unrelated little local road,
into a rambling State highway system
The license tag probably viii embod,
proposal Of Joe : Bogg> Commissioning
Of Publi,. Roads-75 cents the horse
power In lieu 81 all other taxes. Tia
i estimated % raise - nnO.0D annual
Is. 500 Ofn Of which would pay the Ina
terest AMI - Goo 600 annually 10 z,
into the sinking fund 4 twenty-five
horsepower machine under that ar
rangcmcnt would pay SIS instead O
So but would cseupe al volOrem take.
for city. county and state purposes.
Automobiles and truck owner.
would receive further compensations
With first-class system Of state high
ways 20 travel over. they would IN
saved In repairs and tires more thar
the license tax, and possibly a yeai
or more would be added 10 the life 81
ear. a saving that would pay many
years licenses.
Adoption 81 a system Of state high.
ways would enable the road depa RI
ment % cut down the mileage n third
The system. IL j. estimated. would en-.
brace about 800 miles With Federal
aid the state would have available
SIO.OoO0O0 or $4,000 the mile without
local help. II Is probable that no more
than S1.OOOOoO at the outside could
be expended economically i'm a wear.
Only So many bonds as would he npces-
sary to finance the years Operations
would be issued at time. thus s,v-
ing interest and shortening the time for
retiring the bonds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-12-18

and / hope that all Kentucky people
will join enthusiastically in the effort
TO raise the three hundred thousand dol
lars necessary. so that the unfortunate
children of the state may have the
needed protection and love which Is
the bright light of every child; that
we may be able TO build n suitable home
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-12-18

Peru celebrates a custom which
dates from soon after the Spanish con
quest. All soldiers graves alike are
decorated. including those Of poems
ana Indians. individuals little regarded
I'm =, &. az all events during life. In
the ening the populace gives itself
over 20 feasting and merrymaking.
This particular flower festival Is held
annually ON November I.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-12-18

for the unfortunate childhood of our
state
The cause of homeless children is
without creed and | am quite sure will
appeal To the heart of AL kentucky
aud that our response vii be rrolnpt
and liberal
Edwin L. Morrow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-12-18

For ten days only. we offer oil land
with lease on il. the Howell Hicks
farm of 800 acreS--D good farm at St'@
per acre. One-third cash. balance !. >.
3. and 4 years II Interested see cor
call Faris or Alex Naifeh. Hickman.
Ky. =
One-pound cotton bats worth 3Oc al
Andrews Cash Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
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necessar" ard . Take ana MAINTAIN
RE ericce saea and accvan ien- for
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enter MD and execute ar bena.e Of
the ccUc-v a. .ecessa-v contracts
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amount II $50 mn for ne purpose az
nay;ng any aecessa-y expenses re
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notes ard bends a a.v ore me snai!
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s-a mo tur 1879 ana s5ana ea- ana FOR
purchases a2G Nurses Homes for
-as same INSTITUTION rCm:-ous meas
u-es for IRE increase of salaries II
4nu1Iy employees several ways and
bridges bills at y establish. a STATE
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ne Statues re.a1.va % 5.vprce and
&11ul.as Marriages
House measures include 2esnlvs
Lt St-I-r,lAsils -sLASS - SAA ~
negar -eE.4A..rg @13e sac or ~c-.
wood. lumber and 3Lner commodities
&C. making Columbus iaE = school
hoiiCa- providing ina Cumberland
and Aanneoec county cpnM tssicre-s
1ay wi-aaur obtaining lruseu: Of
-ael- RESPECTIVE coEl-les make -aEn-
pGra-v leans -esolZe au-hCrizIcg
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SAFE 70 RECOVER Ear -.Gunrs se,zed II
So at amending and increasing -ne
work1nsr compensation acr amend
:nE the charter o. ne Try Of AuYas-
"a AL providing suitable RECORD
hooks for so.ciers and sa4lorS. rezeira
ra.acive ID ne -Eac1cr - Monsv d.
posi-eG n eU.-oF- he ta-s hanks
AIT providing .or the RECONSIDERATION
Of The ro'-.a,d- Sp.-h Portland
bridge
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esta hEish STAT -Efar,natory Ger Ean,
providing taa- 1tle State stiRT esrab-
ISM and MAINTAIN a ~erornaIc-r n
when al Daies ever he age Of IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

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c-'1Ea = ne cc1--s u this state II IT
ne C-stec S-a-ss shat BE impr;s-
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-rf5rlksc-v Trs persons . 5e az
ociutac ny the Governor. sra. De
--s-ees of the aEtu-ra-crX VINO
shaa appct-- i superintendent The
--usrees gnal lHve xens-a sE1Cr-1
-s-esacs, Management aa5 -orr-oi e.
ne -ror-a-1-. TIE a.. provides
@or a. Appropriation 90 g. 900 e1r
ne yae- s-e and sa5 400 e. re vaE-
1894
Dawes n UNDERGRADUATES Al -
amend LIE z-sv-ste Statutes -e4a--s
L c-vorcs AID ac1c---g --eEa- Ear
--ages providing ma 70 Divorce -r'o--
ne ocr1e OF ma-nccy STA De lie
reed except ne l.oe1Art s1AI lHre
-es2Ce5 = sooc -L-a w:Ls3- ITS 1-a-e
enc year neZr prInr = me eColelce-
Hsrt IF proceed -nEs.
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ne Revised Statutes -e-A-os - -
al SAT- - ~'DA
hoops slves ana iG-oer.
me ar pror-lces ma a. cord WOOD
o.erec .or safe sl-4-- De -c-- Seq lcng
including aa.t he scat and We anl
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uooc - 1a-s stai measure elgc- Sect
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eaer Y -Gg-LE-. ~ a--eru--se c.2--A-7
IS coclc sac I'VE Ceas1rer shall
make 1-s allowance far -er-se - DE-
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persen Or re-scCs exposing 1cr sac
as a cor5 q ~ooC anything esq snal
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manner he ne weiE.- 4cc g -a@:
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.ess -nar 81 nor more han S-0H
-,2s &c. nr-viGes ma re = ---2,---- Ia
etE.ers sra.. 1---.2 2ppr-- Tn-ES-
- 7 Goa. vHo --sT g-vs SIS -1@T
: u-,..ag or pr-c-cs = sTe-T pl--
c:laser oe -oa- unen not = 9aSs ~~
7a-.,a-es showing me gross are AID
aet ueig.- f1r aacn arc ever -c21
30 delivered sur eacr vlolaIlor T
LIB act -aers stall D. me = not
.ess -ha- 30 ac- nora -1a- S2a.
TIE ar further pr0vldes ma -aer-
snan not BE so.G ar sEa-ad "a SAFE
" s;-ar away a. premium arr
sca.e weighing Ut Measuring cerlce
If AZ aaac-4oJlc- : me ct--2 OF
aLa.-e u--.. a-a- Inc SAFE las seen
sor--vac r. ne %a-l0na- 5--e4- Of
standards X Y as.--g-5E. : O.. ana
-er--dca.e II a9p-gva! fec : -1e Of
see Of -Aa SAT- Seals- # = alga 5
AID Measures L, A-g-sta Ne. ~
ne name c- ~ sca.e. weighing o.
measuring asvlce. v2e-e Oa1--ac-
-.-sc a1r ne aa-s u = ma ---a,-
-,,-r- u-csr q Deaa.~- . nc ess --.aH
se8 nor more ma S." =" eacs- an
ever 1rsose.