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New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
"JEST RUMINATIN'.,
tRobert Russel.)

Psychology's a study that tells how mans brain will act: it's based on many theories combined with things that's fact. You wonders why a feller does some strange, pe- culiar deed--a Knowledge O. psychology. they say. is all you need. A candidate acts out some lie: what was the cause of it? Psychology will tell you how his mind worked, bit by bit. You calls a man a liar: ol' psychologist disclose the reason why he don't resent an punch you on the nose. That black or pipe that thinks a lot may some day let us know the proper way to treat a chap who's allus actin so. The inclination natural is jest to let her fly an hit that most obnoxious cuss plumb square ly in the eye. But this here League O Nations seems to have another plan; if it is good for nations it should sure be good for man. The trouble is we don't know yet if it is good or bad; some say 'twould soothe the people; oth- CTS say 'twould make 'em mad. Psychology's the answer: study minds O men to find what sort O Brotherhood O man will be the proper kind.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
EUE AMENDMENTS.

gue of Nations will be the
 issue of this campaign no w candidates may try to to the background-if they pertaining to the League today therefore. is of the
 interest.
 cal candidate implied the k.--Frankiin Roosevelt it omory serves,-that the In of the United States had work well notwithstanding bat we have amended 1t IS
 are about to amend it the !. he hoped. His argument he League considering al- wisdom of amending 1t. kgue is a living thing to- |sibly it's heart is weak be- |the absence of the United |m 1t. The suggestion of welt Is recalled now in the
 Denmark. Norway and They want four amend- tho League covenant to be on at the first meeting of ie. November Is.
 Aracter of the proposed ita ls not the subject of dis ore. They pertain to the
 meetings, the selection of the making of the obliga- arbitration more absolute. matter of communication late against which an eco- Ekade Is in force.
 here raised ia: Might
 no of Nations as 1t now
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
bKE AND FIRE.

resignation from ofrca in
 Ails tho expression Where pko there Is fire." Mayor
 have been perfectly right pism of the work of tho
 nitteo of which T. Frank
 who resigned from the a member. Or ho may betty and childish and
 something doing.
 pent trouble in City Hall. |ignations and changes. at
 suggestion. give rise to q hing that tho Mayors man. cism ia offensive. one Is
 to wish that tho Mayor D few mistakes be mado ticism. if only tho officials ninistration would be al- bttie themselves in office bat they would be abio to cquainted with the base kr who. whenever his team the catcher in the outneld,
 on first base. and perhaps D plays himself. His men Hure whore they will play gain confidence in them- knowledge of the position
 arc especially fitted. or |hey could become especial Sre they allowed to make a and still continue on their na n celebrated warrior of ks. who said. as narrated l h in his Lives. that ho D a certain lieutenant in a |ition wherein he had mado hke for the reason that this would bo tho last man ever he samo mistake again.
 possibly the Mayors criti- } just in this instance. But lined to believe that where 70 many smoky resigna-
 .firings" there is pretty somo firo of temper ablaze.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
YOUTH RESTORED.

There has been some levity over the news of gland operations, but they should be treated with the greatest respect and admiration"
 Thus Is quoted man. Chancellor of the Chicago Law School, seventy one years old who says he feels and actually is physically twenty years younger after a goat interstitial gland operation. A little while ago his eyesight was failing and he was physically played out" Today he is n new man is his claim.
 After the Chancellor's remark about levity one does not dare to make facetious comment such as remarking that some doctor got his goat" and that he got nothing pertaining to any goat. Coming from a man occupy ing such a position attention should be given to his declarations-serious at tention.
 Even if the restoration of vitality described by the Chancellor brings results which last but for a very brief period, the achievement of science, if there is truth enough in it to call it an achievement. is wonderful almost past belief. It Is a seed from which l might spring something well nigh | miraculous.
 Almost past belief" but not quite The transfusion of blood not many years ago. would have been considered physicians dream. Along came Dr. Carrell and turned the dream" into something as practical as the setting of a broken bone.
 Not many years ago one would have questioned with a doubting smile the statement that we all car ried around with us a perfectly use less thing that became infiamed some- times and brought illness or death. The name Appendix was given to it and it was removed from a suf- ferer. Health and freedom from pain returned.
 Certain vegetables and liquids pos sess something some of us lack. A goitre comes from the insufficiency of iodine in the victim. It is claimed and has been proven in certain cases that the adding of iCdide of potassium will reduce or cure the goitre.
 Thus if vegetables, minerals or Iiquids can bring us health when properly in- jected into mans system why cannot certain parts of animals give us renewed strength for certainly man, being a human animal. is closer to the living. breathing. moving thing than he is to the vegetable or min- eraI.
 The Chancellor of the Chicago Law School may have been quoted incor- rect1y or the Chancellor's faith may have made him whole" At any rate the subject is far too big and signifi- cant for even the moot practical of men to pass over with a laugh.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

wink while I grab and I'll wink whil, you grab.''
 MT. Bryan knew full we'll that ac cepting the Prohibition nomination would be carrying water to thu G. O. P. elephant
 If the radical has his way, fufn presidential candidates will hr the hard time they had ma1G1 in their youth.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

Future historians will remark that the world was exposed to self-deter- imitation but didn't take it.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
FACTS AND RANCHES ROBERT CULLEN

Americas reluctance to accept man. datories may be due to her knowl- edge of what happens to umpires.
 local cynic remarks that paint the surface and you save all" doesn't apply to faces.
 Japan Is willing to leave Shantung In accordance with any plan that won't require getting out.
 An election requires considerable anxious thought. If the people don't do it before election day, they do it later.
 At any rate, the privates in Mexican armies don't do all the fighting. There are not enough privates
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

Removal of adenoids changes the character of some children. Watching the effect of Villas surrender will be interesting.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
COMMUNICATED
MORE ABOUT BANDS.

Editor New Britain Herald:
 Dear Sir: Was very much inter- ested i'd tho communication signed
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

Practical demonstration of a guar antee of territorial integrity: You
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

Inst what does MT. Bryan think of the situation besides what he isn't saving?
 The great trouble today is that too many men are thinking with their appetite.
 It is nothing new. This profiteering disease is merely the old-fashioned sticky fingeritis.
 And nations shall beat their swords into plowshares and their mahogany bars into ouija boards.
 In a busy mans office a candidate and his welcome are soon parted.
 Given permission to raise an army, Ludendorff could stop the bolsheviki, also the indemnity.
 ing the new railinga and desks in the Municipal Building in Middletown Work ha3 commenced on the dig ging of the new sewer on Liberty street Tho water in Shuttle Meadow ia two feet and ten inches over the old high water mark.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

Given permission to raise an army Ludendorff could stop the bolsheviki also the indemnity.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

Post Orics at New Britain Ind Glass Malt Matter.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

The fact that Germany is importing
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

In a busy mans office a candidate and his welcome are soon parted.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
euBITsITINo COMPANY. Proprietora

taunday sxcep.sdD st ths SaId Building. e Church st.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

..nPHoNn cAI.L.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
CT N V 0 G A r E /.

Societatea romina de ajutor
cultura ..Aradana" din Dayton.
Ohio, convoaca pc toti membri.
sal a lua parte la sedinta lunari.
care sc Va tinea Dumineca. s
Februarie 1920. la orele l3O y.
IN. la No. 1917 Neghy Place.
Stunt rugatl staruitor toti frati
membrii ID lua parte la aceasta
adunare. find mai multc punctp
impOrtante de reolvat.
Absentele nemOtvate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statulor.
In numele societatii ..Arada-
ma din Dayton. Ohio:
loan Hila, presedinte.
Teodor Hangu, secretar.
(25-26)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul'' din Salem. Ohio.
pc aceasta Gale multumeSte la
totl fratii Romini din loc 81 jur,
care au luat parte la Marea Pc
trecere Teatrala impreunata GU
dnas. care a avut loc in Ziua d.
II Ianuarie 1920.
Comitetul asemenea Isl tine de
datorinta d multumi d-nei Maritl
Nintila 81 d-nei Anica Nintila din
Alliance. Ohio, care au VENT din
alt oras impreuna Gu d-nele 81 H.
soarele din loc, care au predat
piesa teatrala ,,Desrobirea Nea-
mului 81 au fost admirate de tot
publicul din loc.
Asemenea lie tinem de dato-
rinta a multumi domnilor 81 d.
Helor care au predat marea plesd
teatrala: .,Cetatea Neamtulul'
care avut reusita foarte buna.
Teatrul s'a jucat sub conducerea
d-lui Valente NIGGA, presedinte
aranjator, carria comitetul ii
multumeste.
Gu aceasta ocaZiune au bine-
volt a suprasolvi urmatorii ma
rinimosi frati Romini:
George Bodirnea. preSedlnte
81; Nicolae Idomir 81 sofia 81: l.
oan Popa 81 sofia. storer So; Ma
tel Canja 81 sofia 81; Stefan Cos
garea 81 sofia 81; loan Dan 81:
loan Muntean. presedintele soc.
..Libertatea" Lisbon. Ohio, 81:
Societatea ..Libertatea" 81: Par
tenie Puscas 81 sofia 81; Andrei
Chitia 81 sofia 81; Mattel Dana 81
sofia ST; George Visu ST.; Clubul
..Dorobantul Romin" din loc So;
Petru German ST.; loan n. Cosma
81 sofia 81; Mihai Murasan 81;
Alexandra Huditean SOC; loan
Saw 81; Savu Hozea 81; Stiff
Marincovic 81; George Jiga 81 So
tia ST.; Nicolae Budai 81 sofia Zoe;
Dumitru Cretu 81 sofia 81; Geor-
ge Buta 25c; Stefan Cosgarea 81
sofia $4; MILAN Ovesea 81 sofia
81; George Nistor 81 sofia ST.;
Laurente Dana 81 sofia 81; Nico-
lac Cretu $1.05; George S. Buta
81; Pavel Butum soc; George
Manciulea ST.; George Lungu 81;
Valente NIGGA 81; vasile Bolta
81; George Visu ST.; Dionisie
Comsa 81 sofia 81; Rudolf Pitt
cor 81 sofia ST.; Domnul Gligor
Stancovici a donat un epure, ca
re s'a licitat 81 la c1stigat d-nul
Noise Nicoara ell suma de $4.O5;
Toma Bilea ST.; Traian Boji,
brutar $5; George Lungu 81;
loan Danila soc; George Antoine
81; Jacob Sebelin 81; Tile Mu-
rasan 81; Nicolae Cretu 81; Ra
fira Lungu ST.; Aron Siulea 81
sofia 81; Efrem Balan 81 sofia
SOC; Gligor Trif 81.
Multumita Sc aduce la colin
datori. care Gu ocaziunea Cra-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02

ciunului au fost pc la casele ere
Stinilor 81 au donat urmatorli
pentru marirea fondului societa-
til ,,Leul"
loan Cosma 81 sofia 81; loan
Popa 81 sofia 81; loan Copacea
81 sofia 81; Petru Italian 81; Nj
colae Nedelca 81 sofia 81; Nico-
lac Grindu Soc; loan Bergian
So: Efrem Balan 81 sofia 81; Nj
colae Nan 81 sofia 81; Constan-
tin Canja Soc; Toma Bilea soc
Dumitru Popa 81 sofia soc; Gil
gor Trif 81; Silivastru Muntean
soc; George Dan 81 sofia 81
loan Dan 81; Nicolae Pandrea 81
sofia Soc; A. Buta 81 sofia 50
Andrei Chitia Il sofia 81: Ale
xandru Fratila 81 sofia 50; l.
oan Colcer ST.. Anica Farcas So
Aron Siulea 81 sofia 50; Vasi!e
Balan Il sofia 81; Petru Cont 80
cent?; Nicolae Tatu $3.50; loan
Lungu ST.; Nicolae Morar 81 sofia
So; Vasile Duma ST.; Canditu Bo-
SUI 81 sofia So; Victor Urdea 81
Leonte Urdea 81; Gligor Stan
covici 81 sofia soc; Partenie Pu-
seas 81 sofia 81; Alexandra Pa
trut soc; Nicolae Idomir 81 So
tia ST.: Efrosina / .Popa ST.: Bu-
eur Florea So: loan Trombitas
81 sofia $3.50: George s. Grama
soc; George n. Jiga ST; George
y. Grama soc; Dionisie Motoc
80 cent?.
Gu aceastas pcaziune am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate de la Petrecere $685.
nitrate de la Colinda -. $3.50
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02
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fNVATA DIN EXPERIENTA
ALTORA CUM SA TIE APERI

o multime de straini in New
York AL fost foarte rau trasi DC
sfoara de oamenii care-si fac din
aceasta profesia lor. Gu copul lc
a tie proteja de astfel de impozi-
til, este bine pentru d-tra de a
comunica cu The Central Mer
camille Bank" din New York. a
carei principiu este a pazi inte-
'esele d-tale 81 sa te apere con
ra la orr ce perderi cind trimiti
,ani la Europa. c1nd schImbat.
,ani, cind deschideti scont de de-
puneri. cind cumparati bilete ,ie
vapor, cind volt passport, cinl
platiti take 81 in alte afaceri ca
re privesc binele d-tra. (1x6
Daca vrei ca sa-ti cruti bani
strlnsi Gu greu, este pentru blneie
|d-tra de a urma sugestia 81 a
scrie la:
THE MERCANTILE BANK OF
NEW YORK,
SO Fifth Ave-, New York, N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-02


Care suma s''a adaogat la fon.
dul societatii ,,Leul''.
inca odata aducem vile noas-
tre multumiri fratilor diletanti 81
surorilor dilctante. Asemenea le
multumim 81 acelor frati Romin
care au participat la aceasta ma
re 81 frumoasa petrecere, precum
81 acelora care au contribute ca
suprasolviri, sill rugam ca 81 pc
viitor sd binevoiasca a ne da tot
sprijinul dior posibil, pentru ina
intarea 81 prosperarea societatii
noastre.
in numele societatii ,,Leul" din
Salem. Ohio:
George n. Bodlnsa, pres.
Laurente Dana, secretar.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13
Married at DanVlIIe.

Miss Lucille Hereford, the popular
and attractive daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs G. M. Hereford, Russell Springs,
and who is favorably known to all TIE
young people Of Columbia, and Mr.
Homer Mckinley. who is an industri
Gus young man, engaged in the poultry
business with his father, were quietly
married in DanVillel asst Wednesday.
After spending a short time with
the groom's parents, Campbellsville,
they will come to Columbia where
they expect to reside. The brides
many friends here will be glad to meet
her, handing her and the gentleman
of her choice the hand of welcome,
followed by words. God bless you and
may only happiness attend you
through life.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13
BLOOD IS
FUEL TO
THE BODY
Pumped Through The System by
The Heart il SuStainS the
Muscles and Tissues
PEPTo-MANGAN HELPS BLOOD
KEEP the Quality Of Your Blood at its
Best.-Tt Means Vigorous Health
and Ability to Accomplish.

Blood acts like a fuel. Pumped
through the body by the heart, it sus
tains the muscles and tissues 1t re-
news them 1t feeds the brain-the
tissues of the eye and face. That is
why people look so pale and lifeless
when blood is Impoverished. The
blood has not enough red corpusces.
You would not eat poor food with no
nourishment in it; no more should you
let the fuel that supplies sustenance
to your entire body be inferior. Have
good blood. Improve the quality and
keep it at its best.
If you look pale and feel weak, if
you have lost your enthusiasm and
energy, if your blood is clogged with
poisons, your system is being fed
with poor grade Of blood. That is
DO way to go around II you are not
at your best, get at the source of the
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13
Off for Pennsylvania.

Mr.. Marcus 10y and family who
have lived here for several years, left
Friday morning for Condersport.
Penn, their future home On Monday
morning Mr.. j. W. Vaughan, who is
the father-in-law of Mr. 10y, and who
has been living near Chenille for a
mum Der of years. left for the same
place with his family. These gentle
men will engage in farming, having
been notified that the part of Penn
sy lvania where they will locate, is an
extra good farming country. We
trust that the removals will prove OF
benefit to all the parties.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13
Big Auction Sale Of'Land.

We have SubdiVided the old Cy Bur.
ton farm containing the 22O acres in
to tracts of Is to so acres. This
land is located on the Stanford pike,
6 miles from the town of Columbia,
close to pOSt-Office, church and good
school. Every tract has a frontage
on the pike This land is all strong
and practically level. This is a
great opportunity for you to buy a
small farm at your own price as
every tract will positively be sold
without reserve or limit, one half cash
balance one and two years time. Sale
will begin promptly al 1000 o'clock,
on Thursday Oct. I4th., 1920.
Burton & Young,
Columbia, Ky.
Col. L. 7. Neat, AutCiOneer.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13

noon, and about $3.50 they engaged the
local News Journal Team. The game
had been extensively advertised, and
about fifteen hundred people witnessed
the contest. AS was expected, it
was one sided game, the score being
IL to 4 in favor of of the Colonels!
The N J. Team got all the honors it
expected in a contest against National
players 1t perhaps did as well as any
other ametuer nine could have done
under the circumstances. :.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13

trouble right away. Put an end to
half-living. :
- Take that IDEAL tonic, Pepto- Man.
gan, to tone up your blood and purify
it. Get the full enjoyment out of liv-
ing. Breathe fresh air, take exercise.
Be sure to ask for "Gude's Pepto-
Mangan" 1t comes in convenient
tablet form and in liquid. One has
the same medicinal value as the 9th.
err. There is only one genuine Pepto-
Mangan, and the name ''Gude's" is on
the package. Advertisement.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13

More than ten thousand peo-
PIE heard Gov. Cox in Louisville.
This week he is addressing inn
mense audiences in Indiana. By
the way a gentleman, just from
Indiana, says the State will go
Democratic.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-10-13
The Game At CampbsIlsviIIe.

The Louisville Colonies arrived in
Campbellsville last Thursday after.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
DISPOSE OF THREE CASES
 IN FEDERAL COURT

PHOENIX, Sept. NV. A Sawtel!e United States district judge, came in 10 Phoenix yesterday a day earlier than his announced schedule war ranted and disposed of several cases in which fines aggregated $750.O2. The odd cents represent two cases.
 Ignacio Flores. who had been in jai. several months for alleged violations Of the federal prohibition enactments. was fined one cent, having served more time in jail waiting for trial than could have been given him as sentence. Charles Fletcher. who was also in jail awaiting trial for sev- eral months, was assessed another cent.
 Antonio Arce was fined $250 after having been found guilty, and a fourth case netted the federal off cers $500.
 Judge Sawtelle will hold court again here today. The session will open at 10 o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
HIGH GRADE SILVER AND LEAD ORE FOUND
 AT ARIZ-TEXAs MINE

DOUGLAS Sep,. 4.-Harry E. Scot,. Of J1hnon. candidate for the nomination as county school super in'enden,. who left for Bisbee yester- day after a few days visit here, told of ts-ihe of high grade lead and sil- yer ore at the Arizona-Texas mine a Dragoon. The ore is shipping 50 per cen; lad and fiv ounces of silver, NIT Scot, said The mine is leased and being run by Mills & Co, who are drifting on the third level to cut the ore body l5o feet from the shaft and all sJoplng Will be done on that level. \ compressor and gasoline hoist are being installed.
 Mr. Scott is southern correspondent O; the Engineering and Mining Jounai of New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
sio,coo FIRE WIPES OUT
 HUT AND CARS AT 25TH CAMP

NOGALES. Sept. IA vicious fire, which for a time threatened 10 spread ID other buildings al Camp stephen D. Ll;tles destroyed the old wooden ' hrt at the camp Saturday night in addition. the flames prac. tically destroyed l3 second handed motor cars stored there by the Ross Auto Supply company. The hut had been abandoned for army use. The damage $ reported about sl0.000. Rose carried s2000 insurance on tha building and SsOn0 on the cars. Building and cars are reported prac- tically a total loss The blaze was discovered | Frank Hannah, who was motoring back 60 Nogales from Tucson, when he observed the nams on the roof Of rhe hut from crossed wires fls reported the flame to C Y. Fowler who called the department
 Quick response by both the city and army departments enabled them to ge, water on the flames in a surpris- ingly shor, time Effective work was done in confining the rearing flames to the I hui and preventing the total consumpjicn Of ,he building and con tents Il is reported that there will he some salvage on both building and cars.
 Oiio Mayer. by quick work in ge'. ting the hyirants and hose attached before the trucks arrived aided the speeding up the getting of water on the flames Efficient work in killing the fire in the cars was done by the army chemical engine and crew.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
AUTO THIEVES ACTIVE AT
 6iSBEe SAYS MCDONALD

DOUGLAS, Sept. 2.-Sheriff J. F Mcdonald arrived in Douglas last night from Bisbee. where he declares an epidemic Of car theivery has set in.
 When going into theatres or sim! lar places which necessi;aN leaving cars parked. people should always lock them" Sheriff Mcdonald warns car owners.
 The demobilization of the Mexican army is given as one of the reasons Of increased robberles and stolen cars in the ast few days. Continuing. Mir Mcdonald said that practically every car stolen lately. has never been heard of or seen and the general de drciion is that are run across the line into. Mexico.
 A great number Of cars have disap- 2eared in the Warren district recent v. according to Mir. Mcdonald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
WIFE, FIRING OF AGED
 HUSBAND KICKS HIM OUT 1

MIAMI. Sept. Mrs. Maria San. doval and Genero Gonsalez were up before Acting Police Judge Van Dyke in the Miami police court last night on charges of disturbing the peace of Skyline Terrace, a suburb. The com. plant was fled aganst the couple by the husband of the woman, Senor Luis Sandoval.
 The latter an elderly man and a cripple. who has been away from home on trip 70 Morenci for sev- eral weeks. alleged that on his re. turn to his casa a few days ago ne discovered that his wife had taken another affinity into the home, and that the couple had refused 10 permit him 10 enter his own domicile.
 Mrs. Sandoval blandly admitted b the court that she had tired of her elderly husband and had chosen a younger man in his absence Mir Gonsalez was equally frank in telling the court in the manner in which he had supplanted ,he husband in the house and in the affections Of his wife.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
PROGRAM COMPLETE FOR MEET OF CATTlEMEN
 HERE. SePTeMEER 3, 4

DOUGLAS. Sept. 2.-The program of entertainment for the Cochise-Gra- ham Cattle Growers association con. veI'ion here the days Q, September and has been completed accord. ing 10 announcement made by Wil. liam Alber,s Of he Frs National bank. this afternoon
 Arrangements haze been made to provide lO0 local people with tickets b the big barbecu2 which will 5e ha't in Agua Prieta ;he night of the i'm People without passports caA or'ain same rom F W Heath. immi sration officer at ;L2 international coardary. Two photographs eiE b. 'te only requirement. There will be no wise charge on a.:ncr slie 2i tae GY Nr Albe~'s sad.