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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07
SIR WAH TEMPLE
HAS AN INITIAL
MEMBERSHIP OF rs

Seventy-six members were added
to Sir Wah temple, d. o. o. X. OF
Oklahoma at the ceremonial held here
Saturday and preparations are al.
ready under way TO initiate another
large class on Washington's birth
day, February send.
A number of local Pythians who
failed to take the degree Saturday
are anxious to do so now since so
many OF the other members of Myrtle
lodge have been initiated into the
mysteries, and those who have tray
elled the route are equally as anxious
that they should be accommodated at
the earliest possible moment. With
such conditions prevailing those who
are interested are buttonholing their
friends and getting their name on the
dotted line together with the neces-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07
EDUCA TORS FROM CARTER
AND JOHNSTON COUNTIES
To ATTEND CONFEREN CE
STATE CAPITAL, DEC. Il

Henry d. Rinsland, director of re-
search and vocational guidance of Of
Ardmore public schools will go to
Oklahoma City the latter part of
the week to attend a meeting of state
educators called by r. II. Wilson,
state superintendent of public instruc-
tion, to be held Saturday. The con-
ference will be confined principally
TO discussion of educational problems
TO be presented at the coming legis-
lature.
Mr.. Rinsland is particularly interes.
ted in securing legislative act which
will provide for statewide scienti..
fic educational survey. "This sur
vey," Mr.. Rinsland stated, will be
for the purpose of determining with
out question the conditions as they
exist and out of that survey we can
definitely recommend legislation which
will enable Oklahoma to step from
the seth position which she now holds
in the educational world to the first,
where she rightfuly belongs"
Mrs. Rinsland, who is county sup
erintendent of Johnston county, will
also attend the conference at Okla
homa City She is interested in a pro-
posed measure which will provide
for a county unit system in the county
schools.
Under the direction of Mrs. Rims
land the first county educational sur
vey TO be held in the state of Okla
homa will be conducted in Johnston
county in February.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07

L. l,ER RABBIT flavor crowns the
~ success Of two Louisiana boys.
Looking back at that day, twenty
two years before, when, armed with
boyish memories, they had started
out to duplicate in deliciousness the
sugar cane plantation sweets Of their
boyhood, Penick & Ford, now the
biggest packers of sugar cane prod
uctS in the world-decided on the
final step.
They would give to the South an
ideal syrup.
One by one their other luscious
products had been perfected, had
been approved by the discriminating
South, and shipped to every state.
Now they would make that syrup
which would be worthy Of the ia
nous batter-cakes and hot breads Of
the South.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07
GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
NOVEMBER ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID BY
DECEMBER 10TH IN ORDER TO
GET BENEFIT or DISCO Mt. con-
SUMERS LIGHT & POWER co. Sc
MadilI Man Dies of Rurns

Okmulgee, Okla, Dec. 7.-Sam Par
ker died here Sunday at a local hos
pital from the result Of burns re-
ceived Saturday night in gas ex-
plosion three miles west of Beggs.
The body was sent to his home in
Madill, Okla.
Three other men, Walter Kanote of
Tulsa, George Rigdon OF Preston and
l.. G. Wheeler of Okmulgee are in
the hospital here suffering with burns
received in the explosion. Kanote and
Rigdon may not recover, according
to attending physicians.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07

poration commission December 10.
il was announced. Testimony In the
case was concluded saturday. The
question at issue according TO the
petitions. is whether the corpora
ton commission has the right to abro-
gate contracts between corporations
under its Jurisdiction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07

sary fare for the trip. and the chances
are that Ardmore will be invaded
by the brigand band from oklahoma
City and complete the work they
have already begun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07
NATURAL GAS QUESTION TO
BE BATHED IN ORAL GAS

Oklahoma City, Dee. Arguments
in the case of the Oklahoma Gas and
Electric Company. including the com
panles at Muskogee, III Reno and
Enid, will be heard by the state cor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07
REIMBURSEMENT OF AFFAIRS
OF MARIETTA STATE BANK

Oklahoma City, Dec Fired G..
Dennis, state bank commissioner, was
to leave tonight for Marietta to wind
up the affairs of the First State
bank of that city which was closed
Saturday by the state banking de-
partment. Assets of the bank are TO
be sold. depositors paid and new
bank established. Mr.. Dennis announc-
ed.
At noon today Mr.. Dennis had re-
ceived no detailed report on the con-
dition of the bank and could not say
what amount, il any, the state guar
anty fund would be called on to pay
as a result of the liquidation of the
bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-07
Already the largest
selling high>grade
syrup in the world

This syrup is now ready at your
grocer's.
They have called it Brer Rabbx,
IN honor Of the hero of the planta-
tion stories Of their boyhood. AL
ready meeting with quick appre.
ciation Brer Rabbit is the largest
selling high. grade syrup in the
world.
Ordr can today. InAak it,
fragrance; taste for yourself tie fs-
nous Brer Rabbit Jfauor. There are ~
Brv Rabbit Syrnps. Tile straight pure
juice Of the sugar cane (blae h5eD
and a mi1r syrup Of modified sweet-
ness (brown AbeD. This latter syrup is
especially put up for those wAo prsfv
5effening Of the rich sweetneJs Of oM-
fashioned plantation syrup. Enjoy tie
noted Brer RabbH flavor tonifAi!
PeUiek q Ferd, Id, New Orleans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
NAME DELEGATES TO
W0MAN'S LEAGUE MEET

HUNTINGDON, Tenn. May Is tSpl)
The women OF the county are ap-
pointing delegates 10 the state Conyen-
ton Of the League Of Women Voters
10 be held in Nashville. May rs and 10.
Mrs Neill Wright. who has been APP
pointed chairman OF the county for tho
work Of the league by Mrs George +.
Milton president OF the Tennessee SUI
frage association, which IS TO be con o.
sohdated with the League. Of Women
Voters, called "A mass meeting Of the
women Of Huntingdon at her home here
About 40 were in attendance.
John r Peeler and Judge = W. Mad g.
doX delivered addresses and Mrs J. +
Carver was also on program. Among
the delegates are Mesdames Nell
Wright, Marshall Priest. George Nc
CAL. j. X. Carver. {. NJ watson J, T
Peeler, d. l.. King, O. G. Tidwen, Il,
L. Ware, Ernest Hawkins. r. y. Nor
gan, w W, Murray. Fred Walkers r
NJ. Harwell, II G. Freeman. Lucian
Jolly, o. Il. Mebane and Joe Priest.
From Mckenzie the following delegates
have been chosen; Mesdamcs G. W.
Mckenzie. Lulu Regenolu and j l.
Ridley. other delegates from the.County
will doubtless be elected.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
IF INTEREST
TO WOMEN
his is a Short Letter, but it
Brings a Message of I'M
oDrtance to every Woman.

a Woodford, VT took lydia f.
lnkham's Negetahle lomno1inA md
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
HAND SWOLLEN
!. WITH BL|STERS
Would Run Water. Itched
lndBurned.C uticuraHeaIs.

I'M My trouble began with little white
bv listers on my right hand. The
II nisters broke and would run water.
md | could not work. My hand
vas red and swollen, and itrhed and
lnrned so | scratched all the time.
md ii kept me awake every night.
W Then tried a free sample Of
P'sutieufa Soap and Ointment. MY
Hand began to heal so | purchased
con box Of Cuticura Ointment and one
make of Cutieura Soap and now my
poaand is sound and well. am
buSealed. y (Signedl Mrs. Emma Parks,
war;, Valley Mills, Texas July 80, 1919,
ily Try to prevent further trouble by
Deising cuticura for all toilet purposes.
'Ila EAmpls Essh Free By Mai Address. "cunsurA
a n rAhsrAtsrAsa, pept u, MAasn, Mas sold every
shere. Soap II otntDant \ and b0c THkrym sr
NoH4S CutieuTa Soap shSves witbous mug
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
IRRELEVANT HI CLOSES.

IRRELEVANT, Tenn, May i. CSplD
Friday night OF this week marked tho
close OF the commencement exerC ises
Of the TreZevant high school Tho SER
mon for the graduating class was
preached tho first Of the week by Dr
H. h. Waters. OF Union university.
Jackson. Thursday night was Eradu-
ating night and the class address was
delivered by Mrs. Love Hawkins Me-
bane, OF Huntingdon The commence
ment play vas given Friday night. The
gradual ting class consisted OF five girls
as follows: Misses Pauline RuCker.
Olean Morris, EIease Sloan, Katie Quinn
and Eunlce walker.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
ION HANDS OFF
IN LABOR DISPUTES

----blANAPOLIS. Ind. May ia
PAUL of 'hands off'' for the American
tatlve. IN rs an organization In all dis
Centr1 and controversies between en-
ing. hrs and employees, or between CAPT
hid labor. Is outlined b. Franklin
------ar national commander Of the lc-
In a letter mailed today to Thomas
ngay, state adiutant Of New Jer'
Fhe 1 letter deals with questions 20 be
pleased up BY the natoms' rNey9,EhT, "gm
they hTnesday Ii reads in part:
should say that as an organization,
AustrihmericAn Legion should adhere
nArn Iy to the policy Of avoiding the
X OF steps in any controversy be-
In no Il employers and employees, al
IN individual member, as individ-
70 mahaye the right to do SO, But as
Experimentation the legion should avoid
- things"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
WATER VALLEY MAYOR
Is DEAD IN CHICAGO

WATER VALLEY, Miss.. May Is
(Spl John w Tarvcr mayor Of Wa
ter Valley, who has occupied place OF
high esteem both la railroad and civic
circles OF this city for a number OF
years Is dead
Mr.. Taryer's death came as the resul,
Of an unsuccessful operation performed
In Chicago yesterday for stomach trou-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15

'qre childbirth."-Mrs. JONI LIB.
~, Woodford. Vt.
fThe reason why Lydia Z. PinEham's
segetable Compound is so success.
nd IN overcoming woman's ills is be.
liuse it contains the tonic, strength.
ming properties Of good old fashioned
acts and herbs, which act on the fe.
sale organism. Women from all
strts Of the country are continually
tstifying to its strengthening, cura.
dye influence, and as it contains no
psreotics or harmful drugs it is a safe
edicine for women.
WI you want special advice write
rrdia y. Pinkham Medicine Co. tcon-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter
III be opened, read, and answered
womGn only.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
CARS BERRIES LOST

gARCY, Ark, May Is. (Spl) Your
Ster has Il from reliable source
10 ears sof strawberries that have
8 shipped from Judsonia have gone
oy, and that the sales manager Of
Fruit Growers association is great
lsturbed over the matter. Similar
fts come from MCRae. They say
tof the many cars shipped only one
has been heard from up to q few
Vago. This Is given rs second hand
nation,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
STRIKE OIL IN DYER

NEWBERN. Tenn, May Is. (Spll--
TIL Austin discovered oil while digginE
deep well on his farm several daE.
ago 4 sample Of the oil has been sent
TO the chemist OF the Tennessee geolog
zeal survey. who reports after eNamina
lion that II was OF fine quality
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
Dali

The
entitled
rews a
otherwt
tar an
herein
Su q.
lbe nNi
month";
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Nd
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paner. I
will be-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
ENSHAW OVER THE TOP

Miss. MAY Is. tSpl -
teams working for the Salvation
made their drive Yesterday after
!, and In a few hours had gone over
top, with several parties that were
81 town, to sec II looks now like
shaw will double her allotment in
drive, as she has always done in all
es In the past
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
IPHIS LIVING COST
F. SHOWS BIG INCREASE

- StiINGTON. May l5.-Richmond,
'Uskhowed the least increase in the
ef living OF II Industrial centers
ereds country for which statistics COW
'stoI the two years from December,
10 December, 1919 were announced
IT ttiay by the department of labor,
A1Lnond's Increase was 3202 per cent
EMF Two years. while Denver showed
lrgest increase with SS,l9 per cent,
:. other industrial cities and their
~, .lse IN living costs are: Kansas
We Mo. isis; Atlanta, 1913; Scran-
~ Pa. 81. 10; Indianapolis, So IS, Pitts
1917; Cincinnati. 81. "A Mem
~ s523: Birmingham, $3.50; 81,
3424. New Orleans. 50 So, and
papolis, 32.Il.
re lis at Memphis increased as fol
~ nm Food, 2S4S, clothing 66 49,
VI 64.6s, women's, $500. housing,
No fuel and light 3Al4, furniture
No{furnishing, sails, miscellaneous
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
aRY MOVEMENT LARGE

Tenn, May Is. tSpl /
,eAny crates Of strawberries are being
/. keted az this place each day now.
- fruit is moving In Carlots and the
lrsers have been receiving high prices
etheir berries. Some farmers have
!. ed from their berries from 500 to
and $500 daily during the first Of
iseasen
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15

Liver Pills before
mychild was born
and it did won.
derful work for
me. Ny bah V
Weighed s 7,
poun ds when
bornand l did not
suffer many pains.
You can publish
this letter If YOU
wish for / would
not be without
your medicine be.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15
PLAY as You Paw

Sonora Photographs are sold on the
deferred payment plan. Variety Of
models from $50 10 $3.50. Fortune Ward
Drug Co. tentire second floor), Ill Mad
lROn aNcnue ndN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-15

bic. His body will reach water Napey
early ,oday, lio was Mason and a
man who had always fostered any
movement for the uplift OF this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
TRANSCRIPT SENT
STATE SECRETARY
OF HOUSE RECORD
TENNESSEE GOVERNOR GIVES
JOt kNAL ENTRIES FOR
TUESDAY
sUFFRAG|sTs NOT SHAKEN
Efforiio Ilescind Previous Action. ~
Shown in Copy. Not Likely 60
Effect Secretary C0lby's
Proclamation.

~ Associated Press
N.NSlIliiLLE. Sept Sat the re-
quest uf the house uf Representatives
Governor Roberts late tonight for
war,led To- Secretary of State Colby q
certified copy ~ the Journal of that
ludV II last Tuesday when the At
tempt was made to r-scind it, previous
action upon the federal suffrage
amendment by non-cuncurTing IN thu
action of the senate In ratifying.
In transmitting the papers the gov.
efnor merely attached statement that
IN" attached paper n iull. true and
currcct copy or transcript ~ all en-
tries on the journa.." upon Tuesday
and that the clerk had authority a.
make and certify To- the correctness II
the transcript which was sent.
Transmission IT the journal q
Washington was not regarded tonight
hy the sufiragisis as affecting the Va
lidiiy of the Proclamation previously
ny Secretary Colby ~ the ratification
uf the nineteenth amendment. \
pointed out that Governor Roberto did
not certify what action the house hid
taken ~ as to legality ~ effect. bu;
inetslN that the papers aitach,Sl to his
rcttittrntion were a correct copy OF
the journal an the day mentioned
lH"r.in fhc observation-disclosures, how.
ever were juhilant tonight. bccauaa
they interpreted the sending oi the
statement Ui the houes's action 10 See
rctary Colby M meaning that this re.
cord would hccoinc part of the cyi
dencc that N 10 bc used IN the courts
10 overthrow the validity of the suf
fragc amendments ratification by Ten
neSsac.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Antis Given Sei Back
By Associated Press.


wASit%CToN. Sept 3-opponents
rary syt..arK today In their efforts q
expedite appeal from the decision IL
Justice Bailey. of the District of Co,
lumbia supreme court. refusing an IN
junction To prevent Secretary of State
Colby from promulgating the suffrag
amendment. Chief Justice Smythe. ol
the court of appeals. announced the pc
tiiion " suffrage opponents as repre-
scntcd In the American Constitutional
league for ccrtiiication Of the ease I,
the United States fuprcmc court with
0ut waiting Tor decision by the az
pcllaic court.
The chief justice held that he lacked
authority to certify under "a d"ision II
the United States supreme court, which
held that such certification could by
made only where the decision uf th,
lUcgl appellate tribunal was final.
As there Is a constitutional question
Involved In the ease. there will he q
right II appeal from decision of the
court uf appeals to the United States
supreme court.
Counsel for the anti suffragiss how,
ever. have mot abandoned hope II get.
ting the cas-" into the highest court In
the land before election day. and when
the court uf appeals conVcncs October
fourth. will make a motion 20 advance
the ease un thr calendar and probably
request that their contention be- over.
ruled IN order that they mar appeal ~
onrc Ia the United States supreme
court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
JAPS ENTERTAIN
FOR CONGREssMEN
Duty OF NATIONS To REMAIN
FRIENDLY ~ POINTED
OFT N Okt.

TOXIC. Scrt a--Thc duty of .Iapan
and the l'ritCd states to promote
friendly relations between East and
West was emphasized In spe-.cheS de-.
liNeied tonight at lunch-un held IN
the lmenrinl Hotel. IN honor of the
American cunEi,sSincn who reached
Toxic tudly. President Oku Il thu
nous" u representatives said he WAS
firmly convinced Jupan's progress IN
developing constitutional government
meant 80 much Co ground gained 90.
ward the rpmmunite 81 feeling ~ -
rental f'r pcscv and guud among M.
lions lir was convinced. hc added
thnt he perceived plainly The hand oi
destiny warning that iaptn and Amer
iga arc charged with thr duty of bring
ing the East and West into harmony
"if both sides dp their utmost h.
continued with this fundamental truth
in view and with due r,gard for IN.
pfinripl-S uf Justice and fair play. I
have not the slightest dnuht thar an tho
truull,- actually existing and an the
troubles thii may possibly aris. between
m" tW" nations can D. snlv,d t. al,
,niirr satisfaction of both"
President Tukurnwa ui the house II
ps~rs said IN Taft.
I know yuu come IN q private "a
pa'itN. hut want tu 1v that. in ~
pr''ssinr our most cHdll and warm
h',tt'd sentiments oi fri'ndship a. ,uu
we ur slsn CONVEYING them through
you tu The people uf tn EisSt rrpuhi,
wh'ih yea rrpf,s ut O. which w. AZ,
under au historic uhllEstiun uf friend
fhip and 'iNili2atiYn. aud with which
We Hidrnily d-sif" o. live IN peace and
harmony fur al tim. o. cuue."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
COTTON CONGRESS
ARRIVES At PLAN
BANKERS ARE To CONFER WITH
IiiRDING ON FINANCING
COTTON CROP.
ny Nnneiaied rras..


MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept 3--Ap.
puiniment II a COMMITTEES of 55 south.
crn bankers. business men and officials
~ the various divisions ~ the American
Cotton Association to confer 'sith w
y q Harding. governor. and members
" the federal reserve boar q. September
~. for th" aui pose of asccrtaining q
clear cut prOnounccment of policy on
the financing of The 1920 cotton crop.
marked the last session of the associ.
alton here l9,c today. Southern banks
with lurns in eastern banks are re.
qnested In a general resolution adopted
to-day to recall these loans In order that
the money NAV be- diverted To- financing
the South's crops. and "a resolution by
former Governor Manning of South
Carolina. calls ur the governors IT the
COTTON tates to proclaim September
20 Cotton Day" on which date meet.
ings nrr to be held In all counties 20
develop interest In the program of the
association.
Adoption of the report recommending
~ c-nts the minimum ~ ic. fur cotton
this year encountered opposition. B. e.
Powell. vicc president of tho association.
opposing this figure on IN. ground that
II was impractical.
Dr. BraGsiH1 Knapp 81 Arkansas. W.
H. Bolmar uf Troy. Alabama; J. r. NIL.
ton of Luvrne, Alabama. and r s.
Watts - South Carolina. supported the
resolution which. however. was adept.
cd. The principal address of the day
was delivered by Judge W. r. Ramsey
governor II the Eleventh district fed.
cral reserve hank. who dcplored the ac.
tion u fixing the price II cotton al 40
cents, declaring that Il could not he
achieved
The convention earlier In the day
voted 10 meet IN 1891 at Dallas. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
PLOT TO BUY PRESIDENCY
REITERATED BY GOVERNOR.
PERJURY SUGGESTION MADE
BY THE ASSOCIATED rREss

KALAMAZOO. Mich Sept 5-Suggestion OF perjury in the
Chicago investigation by the OF the Republican
campaign contributions made here tonight by Governor Cox
Democratic presidential candidate speech closing the first day
OF his western campaign.
Referring denials by Republican leaders Of his Pittsburgh
charges that Republican list OF $asOo made for s. cities
Governor Cox said to his audience here
You know that when denial made Chicago Of the exist
OF quota deliberately telling untruth and tell
ing under oath"
The governors here closed day which he dev
cred sixteen addresses devoted largely Republican finances and
the league o nations At Battle Creek he discussed article ten OF
the league for the first time since his acceptance address,
declaring its import international warning "kcep off the
grass" of other nations boundary lines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
TESTIMONY BEGUN
IN COURT MARTIAL
OI ITI,EIlS WHO ATTEMPTED
kID> irI>G tRE CONFINED
10 CAMP

IT, Nrsnf .sisd ffest,
Iipt SrDN. sept 3-Thc hoard of
inquiry appointed by irigadicr Gen.
'ral Jacob 4 wolicrs convened ~ ma.
iinuni guard headquarters In Houston
~ y m FRIDAY and heard Testimony
u,m seven Houston men. fiv, "
whnn Werc present ~ the country
,lul when the ats mrt tp ahluct Edi
tor SITdyrs ~ b. Houston r,ss hy
military is.lirs was made. Two uf the
witnesses made statement g. tho board
t,s sltdiug ia" military police stop
uiuE them near a.. Houston Ptcsa uf.
flee asking them " either were san.
d'rs or " they knew Sanders.
" T. F'us,,r. editor w tha houston
Chronicle MsNur Am'rmau. 10 "
NchauN ard g. Y Sini,rs testified
The mrtiitg Was ~scr't aud mons of
tho witnpSs- would mak, e statement
regarding th,lr testimony
1uv court adjourned at y m nni
Will rgurNcn. 90 30 . m Si'urday
= iarsi Iiiili. Man felf vino has ~
summed fun responsibility for the at.
isfnp'tl ~ rppinr and A., thn'c li,u.
ierants WI -.nde tnr attempt ate cun.
fued - '"'sn Hschss0n hy order of
General Wultets