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GYPSIES PROVED SPIES
THAT FLASHED SIGNAL
Fact That They Were Unnbie to Con-
verse In RonIany Tongue Caused
Their Arrest.

LONDON, January 7-tSpeciaD.-
Secrets OF the war work OF the Brit
ish secret service now revealed show
that German spies or agents OF tho
German government were making ac-
tive preparations. even before the be-
ginning OF hostilities, to use the Isle
man forces and for the bombardment
Of Portsmouth. One OF the first pre-
cautions taken in August, 1914, was to
place close restrictions on persons try
from Harwich to Hampshire along
the south and southeast coasts Of Eng
iand. nests OF German spies and agents
We're engaged in desperate missions.
IN the early days Of the war. Ono of
the urgent tasks of the British secret
service was to stamp out the opera
tions OF these men.
For long time the authorities were
unable TO discover the origin OF Morse
signals that were being flashed out 10
German subma rincs from the seafront
at Pevensey. Special watch was kept
81, q certain cottage and. although no
servers finally solved the mystery.
Ihey learned that after dusk several
persons near an upper window ma
nipulated what appeared TO be the DIM
Of an ordinary clock. A raid on the
cottage disclosed that the clock dial
vas ftted with a dark prism. Nv
focusing the prism on the strong head
light OF fishing smack anchored off
snore II was possible TO send forth
signal flashes. These flashes were NOT
Visible TO a person standing on tho
beach. but out in the channel they
could be read easily.
Between the coast and Tunbriaec
WGlls, which was the headquarters Of
a British army corps band of Cypsies
MADE the rounds OF villages undis-
Iuroed until an officer made the sig
nliGant discovery that none of then,
could converse in Romany, the gypsy
tongue investigation by secret serv.
zee men proved conclusively that the
n.a5Hneraders: while pretending TO
trade with the country folk and toll
fortunes. secured important informa-
non as 10 the movements of troops
IN me southern command. Prompt and
arastlc action followed these reveal.
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INDUSTRIAL PHYSICIANS
WILL BE NEEDED AFTER WAR
Department of Labor Takes Steps 10
Encourage Training md riac-
ing OF Specialists.

WASlIlNGTON. January lin the
rcconsiruction period tho industrial
physician Will have an important place,
service Of the Department of Labor,
which is preparing TO supply grow
ing demand Tor specially trained men.
planted the contract physician OF tho
past. and instead Of being concerned
with Illness, his work is to assure
health. In place of counting tho num-
Der of cases demanding professional
attention. he Will work for records
that show the lowest possible number
preventive.
Only within recent years have ply
sicians devoted special attention to the
study of occupational diseases. Under
the old system physicians employed by
factories were not called in until there
was an accident or Il case OF serious
of preventive measures were demon
strated. and it was proved that the
medical men. who had been formerly u
source Of expense 10 the big plants,
could become a means of gain. Grad
ually IL was made plain that tho safe
guarding of health was no, only hu-
name, but an economic necessary.
The war was the means OF demon
stratinS how important the work of
industrial physicians had become. The
army took numbers OF them and at
the time when many lines of indus
try were expanding under the pressure
OF urgent necessity, a gerious shortage
c.'N"t '". nc .''eu VI Specidi tIaih-
ing 10 supply physicians for tho con
stantly widening Held of work was then
recognized by the Department of La
Dor. which has established as part Of
It's workin conditions service di-
vision on Industrial health and by
gicnc.
This division realized that its first
work was TO stimulate facilities for tho
education OF industrial physicians and
therefore organized a section on per.
sonnet and education for the purpose OF
no 4
courses special training for this line
OF WORN. The colleges arc to be en-
couraged. also. TO make affiliations With
the disponsaricA of industrial plants
and hospitals win be ask cd TO provide
for nurses special courses in indus
trial medicine.
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SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS
PROVIDES PEACEFUL LIFE
war nsH Wrought Change in PoHtica,
p or Europe. Says Gem
ernl SHUTS.
tBy Associatod Prose,

poH; January l0.-In PAM
phlet published to-day entitled "a
League r,o OF Nations; a Program for the
,;a a'e SonIercnce. General Jan Chris
Ian Smmts, former member of the
s .ritish War War, Cabinet. say. it is neces-
only as possible means To- nrevent
future wars. but as a great organ for
the orderly and peaceful life Of civil :.
zation and as the foundation of a new
international system
:. The war. he declared has wrought n
fundamental change in the political
map Or Europe. The Russian. Austrian
and Turkish empires already have dis
appeared, while Germany even IL she
survives the storms Of the coming days
VIII lose her subject races OF non-Ger-
man blood"
The. only statesmanlilIe course. -
General SHUTS continues. us to make
the league Of nations reversionary, i'm
the broader sense, OF the three cm-
pires, Russia, Austria and Turkey,
whose people now are deficient In self
government. The peace conference,
therefore, should look upon the forma-
ton OF league of nations AS It's pri-
mary task and should LOOK upon itself
as the FIRST meeting OF the league"
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Drug Habit Is Spreading
in London's High Circles

Grim revelations OF tho spread OF
the drug habit In London society
Rrc shocking Grcnt britain. II Is
openly reported That many of the
"dopc ncnds" Esoye In the most
nristOcrutic circles r-,d that u rcnsn-
tiOHRi dcnouemcnt, witch will drag
brilliant names into the iimcIIEIt
OF publicity, may be expected soou.
Londcn society continues unusually
Eny following the ,vur, and tho
Duchess of Marlborough holds n
great doll show mt which tho Queen
Is ma Interested visitor. Society
also Eossips OF the public apoloEy
made by London decorator for
using German flag In bcdcckInE
Mayfair mansion In honor or Mar
shnI FOch. Thcsr arc nm0nE the
Eossipy n,orscls which Indy Mnry
rccitcS In her weekly society letter
from London, which Will be printed
In The Timcs-Dfspatch on Sunday,
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ny ROBERT wELLEs. n,rcurr..

PARIS, January lo.--Tho Parisians
i have begun to call 1t -. Place pes
vegetables: we Americans dcnominate
the State Department and tho official
title is the American Commission to
toncordc.
To tell tho truth. tho French have hit
il of pretty aptly for their slang II
big vegetable" is Synonymous with
''hig bug" In Amcricanesc. and these
OF the Concordc and the Seine Bridges
beyond have vcritably become the CEN
ter OF al the American diplomatic
who's Who" these past ten days. It's
a little bit of Washington and lit
tic bit of Fifth Avenue. with Il dash
of National convention flavor added
all dropped ready-made into the heart
OF France.
How the Americans have come over
here. pre-empted two large hotels. es-
rounded the whole with typical
American atmosphere is a matter for
many surprised shruEs and quiet smiles
ward cafes AS one sly Frcnchman
put it. with 4 droll turning OF the old
phrase that used to cover all the sur
prises Of war, ut is the peace" c'cest
Yes, it is the peace. and in the hand
some building at No. : Concorde and
the adjaeen, Hotel Crillon. the Anerii;;
the gears and cams Of its peace-mak-
ing machine.
lNARMED SENTRIES
STAND AT DOOR
The first indication of American oc-
cupation one sees as he turns the cor
ncr Of the Rue Royal into the great
Concordc are tho parked automobiles
all trim khaki-colore6 cars of similar
pattern with the letters L. s. and
numcricals in white on the doors Never
less than twenty Of them. their army
chauncurs on the seats waiting calls.
Then at the outer door OF the trans
planted State Department arc two
sentries without arms. who stand rigid
" at attention and arc ready on tho
instant to give the wide sweeping sa-
lutc 20 everybody wearing uniform
who enters.
Moro scHtries at the inner door, also
stif as statutes and in 4 little room
off the Information desk thanking the
approach 10 tho stairway ten or a
dozen men in khaki ready to act on
summons as couricrs to pilot the visitor
TO his destination. Once you state Your
business and show your credentials at
the information desk an alert young
sier steps forward with a salute and
waves YOU TO the stairs.
TenShur" sounds tho order some
where aloft, and as you round the turn
in the broad staircase other soldiers
on the landing click heels together and
square shoulders in rigid formality.
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SOLDIERS MAY SEE CIRCUS
''hree Western States Offer 10 Send
V'er Cowboys, Indians, Squnws
and Unbroken Mustangs,

NEW YORK. January lO.--Willian n,
Larkin, director of the Knights OF
columbus overseas activities, nearly
had heart failure to-day when Il r.
Corcoran' o. Fort Morgan, Col. who
40 seihs overseas as Is. OF G. secre-
tary, calmly asked permission n
hnancc the sending TO France bir
western show TO amusc the doushbovs
pending their Generalization. The
snow includes sixty cowboys, forty In
d>ans. seven cowgirls, nine suuaws. sew
eral papooses and more than 100 nm
broken mustangs
g Why, man. ,hat'll cost a lot of
money, gasped Director Larkin.
We oner it free to the X Of c."
said Secretary Corcoran The cos,
Will be about s250,0U0 and will be en-
.tireiy mot BY men Of Colorado. Wyo.
ming and New Mexico"
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MANY BIC AMERICAN
'WEGETABL ES" IN PARIS
Scenes at No Rue de la Concore Almost Like Little
Bit of Neutrality-suspicious. Orderlies Everywhere.
Members of Peace Commission Lodge in Crillon.

ing" You. just like y plain "civvy'--
an eN-conErcsSmnn, say. or one OF the
We Paris colSnS dS S i from
banded ont this way! 1t makes YOU
feel all puffcd out like an observation
There on the first landing is a
directory to the whole building
thirty OF forty names you read in the
Washington Notwithstanding Lam
McAdoo. Jr.. Major J. n. O'Brien Peace
Commissioner White, all in their offices
and with military and naval aides 70
utes OF an ordinary day you can see
as many silver eagles and golden OAK
leaves passing up and down those
ms Su fGhs at at Hn
American telephone. with American
girls sitting at the plugs. too; type
orderlies hot-footing it from room to
room with important looking papers:
serious loking men with sidewhiskers
holding whispered conferences IN odd
corners: yes. yes, here is Dit OF
Washington.
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS
HAVE OWN PRESSROOM
There's even a very tidy pressroom
typcwriters. telephone and nimeo-
Eraphcd statements ready to hand.
Here the recently arrived newspaper
men gather as in a lodgeroom and in
wed whispers swap opinions on how
different news gathering in Paris is
from Washington.
They say there are two tons OF docu-
meuts. reports, special pamphlets bear
ing on the war and statistics stored
in the basement for reference when
the ieacs commissioners finally put
their legs under the peace table.
HOTEL CRILLON ONE OF
BEST IN PARIS
In the Hotel Crillon, few doors
away. the largest and most importan Mt
of the big vegetables find lodging
about the most sumptuous and fas,idi-
Gus lodging Paris has to offer. When
tho hotel was put at tho disposal OF
the American government tho French
very thoughtfully supplied as corps
of house servants people who could
speak English. Not a want is over
looked Not detail Of management
but what is perfect. Even the cigar
stand In the softly lighted lobby.
whore one may purchase-at cost and
or box-precious American cigars and
cigarettes.
In the Crillon Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing
live as do the quiet Mr.. House. General
Sliss. Rear Admirals GraySon and Ben
son. General Pershing, on the rare oc-
casionS he is in town. the secret SER
vice men guarding the President. All
of the army and have lia;Son officers of
the commission dwell here also. The
place has more than hundred guests.
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LARGER FORCE is NEEDED
TO HANDLE ADDED WORK
Interstate Commerce Commission
Member Says Body Should
BE Increased.
ANSWERS COMPLAINTS or DELAY
Commissioner Clark Says, With la
ccption OF Ono Case, Criticism is
Not Justificd-Will Take Two
Years to Complete Valuations.
tBy Associated prcs,.l

WASHINGTON. January l0.-Mcm-
bers OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission appeared before the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee to
give additional testimony In support
of the commissions proposal for iegis-
lation dealing with the railroads.
Commissioner Clark was recalled to-
day and was questioned relative TO
delays in the consideration OF cases
before the commission. He said. with
the exception OF the so-called per
cent case. he did not think there was
any room for complaint.
Because or increased work, he said,
the committee asked to have the per-
sonnet of that body increased and au-
thority given to create subdivisions i'm
order to dispose Of various mattcrs
Regarding DKcctor-GcneraI McAdoo's
communication that tho railroads
should not be returned to private
owncrahip until the commission com
plctcd survey of physical valuation.
Mr.. Clark said he was mot very san.
guinc regarding when that Is TO be
completed. lie explained that the
heid work was expected TO be COM
ple,cd within the next two years.
STANDARDIZATION NOT
FAVORED by MANY
Complete Standardization OF railroad
equipment. as proposed by the railroad
administration. was opposed by Mr.
Clark as impracticable, owing to the
various conditions with which the diff
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CHARGE HALF MILLION FRAUD
Chicago Banks said TO Uay, Re-, w..
Tins OF Bond Dealer Now Under
Arrest.

sss CHICAGO. January lo.-M,l,rd IT
Cutler, bond dealer. was arrested to-
night. charged with q $500, 600 security
fraud The specific charge is forgery
and commence game. Chicago hank 8
were said TO be the victims. Accordin..
10 the police. he has confessed nc tooI
the money TO invest in iron and man,
be enriched by tho war When INC
armistice was declared the bottom
dropped out Of his enterprises. /. IS
said, and trouble came when a bank
called $4,000 loan. lie accoInplisbc ri
his alleged thefts, 1t ~ said, by sur
uniting to banks and trust coinp5niea
bonds purportins to bc the issues OF
various small towns. counties and
school districts. These. it is charged.
were forgerjcS -
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HANDICAP BUREAU MAKES
FIRST REPORT ON ITS WORK
Positions Given 1907 Men and Women
Above 30 Years Of Age in
Mnssnch usetts.

WASHINGTON. January TO- The
first monthly report of the handicap
bureau OF the Labor Depa rtmcnts En-
shows that 1867 men and women in
Massachusetts between the ages of
fifty and seventy-two years were given
positions paying from as high as ST.
500 Il year down to IS week The
Illinois branch has already placed 412
crippled soldiers in positions
The handicap bureau is under tho
merly manager of the Employers As
ISOLATION Of Chicago The bureau will
receive applications from persons be-
tween forty-fve and ninety-two years
OF age
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STRONG COMBINATION NAMED
Personnel OF French Pence neIer.tio,
Efs Includes Heaiirts Who Are
Qualified.
RY NABoT1I III;DJN.

yPARIS, January l0--The personnel
and announced at last. indiea ieGSen a
stfSng combination or rcalsts well
indicted upon France.
Absence from the commission OF Sen
ator Leon Bourgeois. who WAS Il dele
cato to The Hague, and who is con
sefdeYed specialist on the subject yt
the league OF nations. docs not mean
that France will not accept the lea quo
Sides- In fact, France already has tboo
politically accepted the plan. and sen
.ator Bourgeois. may act az technical
connse3lor on this subject TO tho FrencI,
4 cofnrnisgion.
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"R ED" SENTIMENT IN BADEN
IS PROVING NExT TO NOTHING

! BY AsSocIa led PrcSS.
ENHAGEN, Thursday, January 3.
--Rcsults of the elections to the ma
iional assembly in Baden have been
disappointing, according 20 an admis-
mission made by the Frciheit, of Berlin.
Cut OF total of nearly 1000. 900 votes,
the Independent Socialists polled less
man $4,000 and failed to elect a single
representative.
The bourgeoisie parties elected seven
ty-two representatives, against thirty
nine Tor the Majority Socialists, who
polied less than one-third OF the popu :
lar vote
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SlHN FEINERS IN RIOT
Smash Prison windows .us ~, ,.r.,
and Tear Up Their He'd
Clothes.

-, iH'NDDN. January 10.--sevorai SIM
rem prisoners Al Mount Joy, claim.
ing INC rlTht 70 bc treated an pniit-
smarhed the prihon WlndowB and ns-
tnreh and tore their bed clothes.
ciamorine for their "rightg"
matter has agkrdNhe authorities TO de-
hne the term political offenders"
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homeless. no,s uaye Elm.

LI NCHBCRG. VA. January 10-Rev.
George Floyd Rogers, president OF the
home for Homeless Boys here this
afternoon gave out Il statement that
forty of the scventy-fve boys at tina;
institution are Ill of influenza. and that
everything possible is being done TO
physician secured for the home bv
DR.. Ennion e. Williams, has been sent
TO Covington and two trained nurses
penscs OF one of these having been
provided for by Roanoke friends OF
the Institution.
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WILL ARGUE BIG QUESTIONS
President Wilson and Entente States
men VIII BE in Accord. Says
Paris Paper.
IRy Annotated prossl

PARIS. January 1o.--Presdent Will
son, before he returns to the United
States VIII reach an agreement with
entente representatives az to certain
fundamental questions. according TO
the Gaulois, These questions concern
the now boundary between France and
Germany, indcmnitics and PREPARATIONS
and Balkan. and Near Eastern matters
The President has accepted an invi-
tation to attend a luncheon to be given
hy tho French Senate between jan
nary ib and January 20.
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CITY TO WELCOME
BILLY SUNDAY AT
3 O'CLOCK TO-DAY

LEontlnued From First pageD
Joined the headquarters force here ycs-
terday. Mrs. Butterfeld is with her
husband. Miss SAKE Immediately cot
on the JOB" In organizing her part of
ne work In the coming campaign.
Il nave never been in Virginia be-
Tore she said laAt: night.
Miss Kinney lis also hard at work
iinins up the student forces OF the
The Sunday party will be installed
on the sixth floor of the Hotel Rich
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IIYNCHBURG. VA, january l0.-Ar-
rington.. Nelson County, has been Sc
vcrely hit by influenza though the
form. Some entire families have been
attacked, and the epidemic was so
bad that three Of tho towns storea
master Foster, his wife and four chill
dren and the assistant postmaster are
all sick now. leaving the post-officc
in charge OF substitute.
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NEWS BULLETINS

CORK, January lo.-The corporation
Of the city OF Cork has voted the free
dom of the city 10 President Wilson
as n mark OF appreciation Of the high
principles enunciated for a settlement
OF the world peace"
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Rno.cvcIt,. rortrnit im Grnvurc

t00scNrIts P0Ttrntc fu sruSuTr
Given with next Sundays New York
Americans special separate supple
mcnt. onc-half newspaper page size,
ready for framing.
Printed on fine quality paper. artia-
tically reproduced in beautiful gravurc.
Sunday American edition limited, so
order from your newsdealcr to-day
Adv.
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WASHINGTON. January 10.-Casua!-
ties among enlisted men OF the navy
serving with the marine CORPS i'm
France were announced to-day by the
Navy Department and include Alscr-
ncn q. Brumbeloe. Pharmacists mate
spray ~ c., severely wounded in ac-
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SPARTACtN POLICE CHIEF
REPORTED TO tIhXI; FLIED

BY Associated Pressl
PARIS, January l0.-E!chhorn. In,
Spar tacan police chief in Berlin, is re.
Ecrted 20 have fed from that city, aa-
coTdinS to Zurich dispatch to the
II: lin.
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Cbnnyc I'm Mall service.

LYECHBUI,G, VA January TO-
Orders have been received at the Of
mail service here for the Inaugural
ton OF closed pouch mail service on
trains Nos. Z and on the NorfoiS
and Western Hallway between Lynch
burg and Petersburg on January 10.
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nilly Sundays

Diny Sundays
sermons will be published every morn
ing in The Times Dispa tch--order
from your ncwsdealcr or direct. Six
weeks subscriptLon. SI.36.
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STOCKHOLM, January 1o.-General
l.ndendorff. former chief quartermas-
applied TO the Swedish government fo-
formal permission for himself and hi.
VIE TO stay short time in Sweden.
inc Application has been granted for
one month.
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DUBLIN, January 1o-Many mem
ners OF the Ancient Order OF IIibern-
rams IN western and Central Ireland
nave seeded from the order to join
Iodges have been converted into Slim
rem clubs and money belonging TO
me order has been appropriated by the
insurgents for Sim Fein propaganda.
NEW YORK. January 1o-Monsig-
nor siEourney W. Fay of Baltimore,
VINO returned recently from a special
mission TO the Vatican at Rome died
here to-day at the home Of his friend
Key DR.; Joseph Fl. Mcmahon. rector
OF the Church of Our Lady Of Lourdes.
WASHINGTON January 1O-De.
handing that the Inotion.picture in-
dustry be regulated in order tha, cIean
p rai may take the place of the
hiti" un representative ea11y Randall. prohi-
auced IN the House the bill proposing
To create Federal motion. pictmre
commission commission. 20 be appointed by the
NoffOLk. VA, January l0.-Ioca1
navy authorities to-day issued nuh,ic
NOTICE OF the removal Of tho submsrino
n aptS nno markins buoys. guarding the
por,s or Norfolk, Portsmouth, New
port News and Hampton. The hcavy
steel net a the outer entrance wa.
''"'o'ea some DAYS ago.
DURHAM. y. c.. January 1o.-Dr
~ -: Cav, pastor of the FRS, Ran.
,ist church here, died at Washinrfop
-. ~, to-day, according TO telegram
cav and family. who were former RS
IorntS OF Washington. were there on
"a Nisit Death was caused by influc,za
Tic was native OF Virginia.
Nav YORK, January IO.-Socrc.,ry
OF war Baker, before leaving Tor o.,
.aWa canada. tonight said that Tho
SSi,ua,ion in New York harbor was
favorable from the standpoint OF ,hosn
Shipping supplies abroad and ,hst - =
had no intention of Interfering in ,hc
boats ~ hei"'hS
SACRAMENTO, CAL. January 10
NC IaHlornia senate ratified the ma :
iona ,proh.bition amendment, io-dav.
| - TO ~ The Assembly has not Vet
acted on the resolution. '" NV 'e'
WASHINGTON. January l0.-Ees,rio.
| llons upon tho importa ton OF tanoinr
materials and tanning extracts wcrs
removed to-day by tho war Depart.
-, rAEls. January lo.-"It /. under
20 n.r@hhh"n Isily Mall today. that cacr
al INC Srcat allies has prcrar red III"
| qrait OF q program for the prucncd
!nee OF the conference tpeact, an,
that or these tho French and Amcr,~.r
a.onc show any divergence. 30 that in
zig cnn we may hsyc program whici
ea ni ""m@iSamato the beet features OF
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WASHINGTON. January l0.-Eca.ric.
IONS upon tho importation OF tanoinr
minerals ana tanning extracts wcrs
mont, r"' y