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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-12-23

The difference between scrub
heifer and pure bred heifer is SAL.
James Lacy, county agent in Green
Lake County recently attended sale
where ten scrub heifers averaged
$36 each. Seventeen Guernsey he1-
fers averaged ST..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-12-23
MuenSter-ROgerS

On Thursday evening, Dec. 16,
1920 j. P. Hawkins, at his office,
Jap High street, read the service
which united in marriage Miss So
phia Muenster with Frank Rogers
both of Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs William Proctor and
two children expect to leave this
Wednesday for a visit of several
weeks with Harvey Proctor and fam
lily at Denver, Colorado.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-12-23
Small California Bank Shut.

Riverside, Cal, Dec. 13.-The Farm
ers' and Merchants bank of Blythe,
Riverside county, has closed its door.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
NOTICE 10 PlY SCHOOL TAX

Naaoe Is hereby eIvcu hal Che undersigned has been duly appont- cd selooI Tax Collector for Doug as Alaska In conformity with Chapter 2a. Naka .ou Iaus Iea
 AM mole persons between be ages 70. tvcnu-onc and ffg yoar Noen. aIon n T. S. Army or Row. uuo Curo- Service volunteer frc- m.n mareH and Insane persons. arc subject To fax m Che sum ol F.vc OfaHUI Dollars
 Should you be living In Alaska on or prior to ho first Monday In April 1920 nd oz shau be due and payable ou said first date and shall ba delinquent after May Iat 1920 Should you arr.vc In Alaska Inter ttau Che frat date above mcn- -onod tax win be delinquent thirty cW days after your arrival or with- m Ion iIOI dHl eI.or notice I given you.
 Al' persons drms and corporations employing labor shah furnish list Of emr'oyea- to collector and arc au- thor.7ed by law to deduct amount ol toN from wagon Of employees
 F.uor and Imprisonment arc proc v.del by tho Act aboyo quoted tor those who uI or neglect to pay .ax O. furnish ist of employees Upon application undersigned win show complete text of law
 Dated a. nousias Alaska March 25. l92O
 Ia w. klLBuBN.
 School Tax Collector for Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Fiuh Street between Main and
 Seward Streets. JunoaW
 Services are held every Sunday at II %. m iu Che church Of tho Chris tIan Science Society Of Juneau. on Firth Street between Main and sew- ord streets The subject for next Sunday win be Sacrament"
 Sunday school at' l2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block. Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from to D m. Wednesday evenings. toS.
 The public ls cordially invited to attend these services and visit Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
PRIZE THIEF

Enter the prize thief ot aI and credit tho distinction 'o NasEa'
 Not propc0.ors cache has he 'olcr mot a precious stock of .ari- huu m.al no. bear st.ass nor even au mdma lue oI dried salmon. NcUho- has be rueI n au.co.boA of he yellow mo.aI sought hr man m creek bods nor yot a meal from ome outNue roulhouse
 Merely thc .um. schedules of EleI. tmNn
 Tho Hr .l. ol such a thou nn record sine. rucI. sam has boon romHre the nose. ol his people. be- u..e. W T Lorp. chic. ot tbc Hu- reau of Education. Alaska division. mi in obmee of Che 1920 Alaska enumeration
 Vure w. Gutfor eusu. auum- or.tar .ar Eas.c. smaU town just below Dawson was Che victim The schedules wor. pur'ouoI from his cabin. he eahioi Mr. Lopp. and thc r.n.u. must he taken again Why tH. th... should wish census s.hod- u.. Wha. va.uo thoy m'eh. bc. etc.. are unknown lo Mr. Lonp They omo. lon naUnei nor traded for cr"u . nl'r Of musul. hence Mr. Loun calls hs chief the prize of au
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
SOME BLAST

What H considered by Che commits. sion as one Of One boat and most sue. .eem b.r ahot put oG ou the cone
 ruouou oI Che government wl- road. wa. lred by Foreman Tom Tor- nhy and hs gang or roeE.broakug svode yesterday when 5H00O feet ol rock va moved with hrtocn .on. O. powder ays Che Anchorage Times The b.as. was get or at Milo ei- and win he used as rp-rap along the suHua
 Thor. har. been larger blasts ou he government work but ns Is considered from am engineering
 standpoint a oac ol thc be.. results from Che quantity of powder an Che rock being saved and moved in a manner calculated to expedite it's utilization .ar the purpose intended. Foreman Tomav and hs gang win Ioar. shortly for Neuana where .ey- uI tunnels are to bo bored and Eu- eur.r oI Nantorauc. and Cons.ruc- uoa Hansen ay Chat il Tornhy make. many reeorf Hsc tHs Che construction o. the railroad project win be a matter 70. days Instead ol
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF IlNnS N NATIONAL FOREST

N.NNH .N NAAA"NNA r NAaAl'A
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 .. claiming any U. I|I land"
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 rH.. .' mako ."r H.I 0n.rt .". m. HrH..r"H.. Uu.. HN.r. prior n. August It-". Hu which I..n m. land. W.I hH subject 'n ..t- H.m.". nm. entry by any qualified r.r"" Application. mIN n. ..i fH.r.r .... prior I0 Che ahHr. M" hu. u|' uof h. allowed ur.I m. O.E
 opening trnrcH. tN. s.-... mon who served during war H'. Germany H.I H.au HIro n prof. .r.".. right ar.-. .'r u period n. .NIr..Hr.. days prior ID Che above HHf. -H.. preference. however, l. un .H m. superior rra..r.nr. o. .0I'..H prior .H January n IH'f and Nafr. .rH.. n. fN"f H.r0e more Hr ' described Hr m...s and bound. a follows. h.e.ur.ne at Cor nor N" t.HU0. W. -... .r..rs thence N f. afr5 ...n H..h INNN ...r.. rHnn.. by Beach NeHui.r Course w. INiH chains. U.u. w. f1H chains In n'.. n. h.rnr.rr Listed upon .HH application nr Prod H.rfie kasa.r. fH..r It r.-I.r \ fmrf 0f H".H. U.r" mU-. Hr I.se described bF mote. and bounds .s follows be- ginning .. 'nrn.r No [. which
 Forest S.rt... monument. consisting nr .N nru.. nr trr .U. hrrs of Ono |Hu.t River Tr0o h'arcl or four irs and sc-.hei FSNHff ou north 'Hrn whence - spruce rorr N VI fE links distant marked WNrI-I. and HH- spruce bears S w. -r links distant marked W NH.f Snow capped nafE mp fhr Chuck River bears $ lf Stove pipe 1r house haan N v ". thence w. f5.1| rha.rs thence N w. ltfl ehr.rs. thence N f. enrN chains. thence $ 4 ln. IErN .H.|r. .H.H.. S w. r.NN chain. fu nH.. n. nar.ru.rr Listed upon che application n. David w. 1H... WrHH.u A'H.IH Lr f- -T.N May IU. IH.H n X PARROT Acting t...un. Comm. .nn0r ol tno General Land N"re
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

Mu Benjamin rotty. wife of tho Church or England minister at Moo eh.de Yukon has recently re- cc.rci from Che minister Of militia ol Cauot1 a beautiful silver cross as a token that her son Alfred died for his kne and his couutry The young man was born at Forymilc Yukom and was 2i years of age when NIIcd
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
DOUGLAS PLEASED
 BY QUICK RESULTS

Everyone Is pleased with tho quick results of simple witchhazoI cam- phor hydrasts etc., as mixed iu Lo- yopuk eye wash One mans eyes were so badly strained he could not road without pain. Two applications relieved him A lady with weak. in- famed eyes was greatly helped log ONE bottle We guarantee a small bottle ol LayopUk to help ANY CASE wcat strained or iufIamed eyes Guys Drug Store. Cor 3rd and D Street
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
TO ICY STRAITS

j. R. Guor.n, who lately has been employed as am electrician for Che Alaska GastIncau Mining Company lcfths week for Che Pioneer rack- Ine Company cluucry m Icy sraIu. whore ho win be employed during Che summer Mu Gucru and Che children uIu remain m Che city.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
AMONG TOLERs

Albert White. son Of E J White. formerly of Douglas. is now among Che toiler employed at Che Alaska Juneau mill Albert is engaged In sorting waste rock from Che ore and is said to be making good on Che job.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

~sITKA HOT sPNNus." Accom- modauons. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L. F. Goddard. sanitarium, Aiaska.-Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09
MILL MAN LEAVING

VirgIio stolstls. related to the Martini and Gius families. loft on Che City of Seattle to make his home on a farm near Tacoma.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

Good catches o, rraslus arc he- ur caught by s1o-tEmcu u che Nu- kou r.scr Iu Che vicinity of White
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

For Che best and neatest job print ing. come Go Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

handled ZOO n1.nft'a m TWO l''' umc recently
 Frank Iovc. pioneer Dawson mcr- ehant. - selling out au of h.s hoid- ue. m Yukon.
 Several valuable doa hayc died recently at Wbi,chorc from Che ct- f..rs ol poison.
 NcHatahua recently dcicatcd Prince Rupert Iu a bau eamo by a score Of lU to >.
 Herman Rudolph. of rc.u Lake. ua. recently Urcd 800 and costs for putting o1t poison for wolves.
 Joe NclskUL a carpenter employ ei on tae Alaska railroad blew hIm- .ar to piece. Inst week a. Milo ST. He shielded
 News from Kodiak Is chat thc oil boom s s.u on. Evcry steamer taa, lands at tfc town brue In many rro.pe..ors
 Hc'.u Van Crmpen. a noted m- .h.r was m1rrcd recently a. Sew ard ta G.or-. couer. a ba.nc mon %. thi p'eee.
 \ .mra.. has beeu ie- tor thc lryre %. am additional hundred t... O. mra on Che Cu.roa Mining Company property ou Cu'ws f.md
 Tho Star says chat the ou.y good the re.u. drive made ara.us. mos rrro.. nc.r VH.oaore with crudc oI was to Irr-e.se the capacities of Ho uuI. n.se
 t.orUne .o information received
 H. various landing r.a,. tae I... 70. H. Sow Yors-,a.Nomo air. plan. u.. has boon postponed from July 5 t1 July f5.
 Fre destroyed Che China house at Che Go. Point cuucrg on the r..rt %. Jun. .a The damage s estimated a. he.ueo1 six and seven ,loganI dollars
 WI m. permission ol che ouuor Che Hre .n..l at Valdez 70 ahor. rmo .-a . Hr. to a shaea n tho town. Hc turned .a aH alarm to which tha department responded very promptly
 Or.rre four dollars day and bnrI m. tn..a Road Comm ion e having much irru,r In securing mon in Wocm Aasta to do the work that |. contemplated and out- un.I
 Tho srr.n0r. during .he.r visit a. prcrhrfe wore treated to a lunch %. amm Petersburg shrimp aad They N... in tte o,, for a number ol h0 rf attended a dane. given r .he. honor
 Dawson H stirred mp over Che question .. .o whether or not mc. uoraI currency lower chan qua- t.r vu. b. used I'm Che c.ty No.hrs loss haa quarter has heretofore been u.eI .hore
 NroI Wusu. %. cucunau O. or. of m. ereate.. uoHuH.s or .He country ear. a recital at tae Puum Uu.. at staevay uhI. thc Prime cess AIec or which ae uas a round. rruo- was m port.
 Et.r s.l.s and Ban Johnson. cone s.oI m E.chIsar las, week ol having liquor in their possession. wore mod S2-0 each and sentenced to spenl a0 days m aH Joy Comma s.oaer J F Warden
 In h. baseball game between Keeam and Prince Rupert ou July h Kecusan won .be drt game by n score ol lO t1 D. The second eame was te. S-S. when it. was called on account ol darkness
 H B. uahL mild ewcr or pc,er- burg recently arrived from tta souh to eart mild cure operations m tho city, Ho reports that the mild cure business s looking much nor. prosperous thm it dId carrier I'm Ono o.son.
 Tho Dominion uay celebration at pruoe Rupert was somewhat marrcI by Che dcatb by drovnne on hat day of a man i'm lake five milo. auay Che shatfer.rs Of a hoys hand bv a bomb and Che injury To woman who was riding In a merrso- round
 Harry E Garner roasarcr of thc Fo-.mIe Dredging and Power Conn puy was in Dawson recently and announced hat his nhor Prof. Richard Ia Garner. a famous student .of monkeys. had dicl Prof. Garner
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

J0b Drnlng al llc Ncv5 oliIco.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

WANTED "A secondhand piano. win pay cash Address Box 99t Ju- uolu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-09

First publication June n. 1920. Last publication Aug 13. 1920.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
BANKERS MEET
New Britain Chapter of National Or ganization Gathers at Trust Co. for Instructive Talks and Social.

The regular monthly meeting of the New Britain chapter, American In- stitute of Banking. was held at the banking rooms of the New Britain Trust company, Friday evening. De- cember 10th.
 President Leon A. Sprague opened the session by outlining to the mem- bers the future plans of the chapter.
 John c. Loomis, treasurer of the Commercial Trust company, in tho absence of the chairman of the edu- cationai committee. was called upon to state the courses of instruction to be given chapter members during the winter months. They consist of eie- mentary and standard banking. These courses are for the purpose of edu- eating bank clerks> in the handling of the public's funds. and is another step of the progressive banks of New Britain in extending helpful and con- structive service to their patrons.
 Following the short business ses- sion, the members of the chapter en- joyed dancing. Miss Rotha Staples of the Commercial Trust company, entertained for a short time with readings and Mrs. Bernstein of the New Britain Trust company pleased the crowd by singing
 X buffet lunch was served.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13

must file a return regardless of whether their incomes are non-taxable by reason of their exemptions.
 The normal tax rate for 1920 is 4 per cent on the first 1000 of net in- come above the exemption and s per cent on the remaining net income. The surtax rate which is computed without tho benefit of thes exemption, ranges from 1 per cent or the amount of net income between s5.000 and 5000 to 65 per cent on the amount of net income in excess of s1.0DO,000.
 For the information of taxpayers in filing their returns, there has been prepared by the Bureau of Internal Revenue a series of short articles on the income tax laws and 1920 regula- tions. the first of which will appear on January 3. Errors heretofore made have been noted and the taxpayer s told how this year they may be avoid ed.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
WANTED IN MERIDES.
Men Arrested in New Haven Charged
 With Thefts in Silver City.

Meriden, Dec. 13.-The local police sent to New Haven today for Alex ander Newman and Raymond c. Val entine. of that city. who are wanted in connection with theft from Joseph Grenon's tailor shop on West Main street last Thursday night of between 1000 and S4,00o worth of suiting ma terial. Practically all the stolen goods were recovered by the New Haven po- lice when they arrested the two men, and the booty has been received and identified.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13

was shunted through New Britain, Stanley street became the main thor oughfare and at the order of the pub lie utilities commission a flagman was placed at this particular bad crossing.
 Now, however, the crossing is un- protected and is a distinct menace to life. When coming from the south is this crossing particularly dangerous since the buildings of the Standard Oil Co. and the Towers brickyard hide the tracks from view.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
KTY I.MS
Xmas gifts. Henry Morans'.

Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. |itnin National Bank Christ opens for membership this |ndvt.
 |ual banquet of the Christian Union will he held tonight FBt church, T. T. Phillips of
 will speak on "Echoes Of Convention"
 | sale at Besso-Leland's. / |n n Torrey razor for Christ by City Drug O.. 4s7 Main ndred Mems Society "svea" an election of officers tonight all.
 bur eye on tho Hub Cloth gt Main St, opening soon. |eni banks began issuing
 Club checks today. IL is that there will he paid be- |tmas an amount over s300.- club members.
 New Britain National Bank Club tonight.-advt. hrd of Directors of the Y. NJ meet this afternoon at 4:3O |mns gifts at Henry Morans'
New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
GRADE CROSSING MENACE.
F9agman is No Longer Employed at
 South Street Railroad Tracks.

Since the turnpike from Berlin to Hartford has been completed the New Haven road has seen fit to dismiss the fiagman who has been stationed at the South street railroad crossing to pro- tect traffic. When main road traffic
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
WANTS TO ISSUE STOCK.
North & Judd Mfg. Go. Files Certifi-
 cate With State Secretary.


 A certificate signed by H. c. Noble, F. M. Holmes, George c. Clark and E. M. Wightman, as majority or the directors of the North & Judd Manufacturing company, was filed with the secretary of state yesterday afternoon. auth orizing the issue or 10000 shares of unissued stock. The value of the 10000 shares is placed aat S5OO,000 and the issue makes the outstanding capital stock of the com- pany s2.O00,000.
 According to the certificate srb- scribers to the issue with the num- Der of shares held by each include: Noah c. Rogers of New York, trustee of the estate of Florence B Dell, 3.95O; Grace J. Landers of New Bri- tain, s49; George NJ. Landers of New York, S49; M. N. Judd of New Bri- tain, 953; H. c. Noble of New Bri- tain 675; Gertrude Judd Bradley of Chicago, 9S0; F.. M. Wightman of New Britain, 2s9; James H. Fitzsin- mons of New Britain, 261; Andrew J. Sloper of New Britain, 194; John c. Moore of New York, 200; Frank Miller and Andrew J. Sloper, execu- tors under the will of Darius Miller, 291; Mrs Florence Gates Judd of New Britain, 359; Harold Lee Judd of New Britain, 273 and Frisbie> &1 Go. of Hartford, 213.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
GOLD DISCOVERED
Precious Metal May be in Abundance in New York Financial Center Engineer Makes Find on Boots.

New York, Aug. 1s.-Engineers in charge of an evacuation in the heart of New Yorks financial district to- day were nursing some tiny yellow metal flakes one of the engineers scraped from his muddy shoes. The engineer withheld his name because he wished to avoid the rush of ap- licants for gold mine stocks until he sulphuric acid test had been applied to the soft curling particles
 Every other test of the Klondiker, however. had been applied and all in dications pointed to discovery of gold in the shadow of the subtreasury building.
 Engineers offered the theory that the gold might have been lost in the old canal which traversed the site years ago. Another explanation was that it might have been from old ships part of which have been ua- carthed in the foundations of new buildings in the financial district. The place where the metal was found was the site of the first American navy yard.
 The engineering company an- nounced that further search would be made for the mineral.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
CTYIZEMS

Exclusive agents stetson Shoes. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 F. B. Holmes and E. B. Lasher have filed their appraisal of the es- tate of George Wilhelmy of No. o13 Chestnut street. in the probate court. The estate is valued at S6,000.
 Smith Business school opens Sept. FirSt.-advt.
 A house on Francis street has been purchased from Alice and Albert E, Heineck by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Reformation, that will be used as a parsonage. Rev. F. w. Scheafer is parson of the church.
 Smith Business school opens Sept. Firs:.-advt.
 Jan Gwiazda of 20 Horace street and Stanislawa Siwik of 1SS High street, were granted a marriage li- cense this afternoon.
 A marriage license was issued to Tony Cevinski of Union street and Zofi Suchlinowic of 27 Grove street.
 Smith Business school opens Sept. Firsc.-advt.
 A case of scarlet fever on High street was reported to the officials of the health department this after noon. The home was placed under quarantine.
 Miss Margaret Heath of Fremont street and Miss Julia Mccarthy of Stanley. street, are at Block Island for two weeks.
 Smith Business school opens Sept. First.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
SOVIETS READ PEACE
 TERMS TO POLES
(continued from First Pase).

finished fourth was advanced and qualified.
 Tn the Graeco-Roman eliminating wrestling matches Matt Pendleton. New York A. C. who was entered in the light heavyweight class. was dis qualified today after 22 minutes for using the bar-arm hold. and Eriksen. his Danish opponent. was awarded the. match. F. W. Maichle. U. $. navy, another light heavyweight. out pointed Leonardson. of Sweden.
 In the heavyweight class of the Graeco- Roman style A. NJ. weyand. of the U. S. Army and E.. E. willkie of the U. $. Navy. were eliminated. weyand was pinned to the mat in seven minutes by Hansen of Den- mark, while Lindford of Finland won by a slight advantage over willkie after 30 minutes. American con- testants remained in the light. middle and iEht heavyweight categories. al- though they are out of the feather weight and heavyweight compe- titions.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
COY. COOLIDGE ACTS
Will Not Approve as State Depository Any Bank That Continues Fred J.. Burrell as Ad. Man.

Boston, Aug. Ex-Governor Coolidge today announced that he would refuse to approve as a state depository any bank which continues State Treas urer Fred J. Burreu as its advertis- ing agent. The announcement came as a result of the discovery in con- nection with the collapse of Charles Ponzfs financial scheme that state funds amounting to S125,000 were tied up by the closing of the Hanover Trust Co.,, Ponzi's principal depositary, for which Burrelrs agency placed the advertising.
 Henry F. H. Nielsen of Cambridge, who is alleged to have been one of Ponzis agents. was arrested today charged with larceny of $500 from an unknown person.
 Ponzi was still pondering on the mussing up of his financial scheme in the East Cambridge jail today with out immediate prospect of release. Attorney General Allen said that if s10O,O00 were produced he thought Ponzi could gain freedom on the 56 counts of larceny against him.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
TOOL SHOP SOLD.
Bullard Concern Bought By Under
 wood Typewriter Co.

Bridgeport, Aug. 1S.-The Under- wood Typewriter Go. has purchased the plant of the Rullard Machine Tool Co. at Broad street and Railroad avenue. according 10 official an nouncement today. The place is list cd on the tax list for half a million dollar-.
 According to Mir. Rossiter, vice president of the typewriter compa ny, the Bridgeport plant will be known as factory No. ,, and will employ between 1.500 and 2,O00. They do not expect to occupy it before October
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
FALLS THREE STORIES.
Woman Dies of Injuries After Going
 Through Skylight.

spokane. Wash, Aug. 1s.--Mrs. El- len ODonovsn MacNsmara, aged 6s. of New York city, was dead here to- day from injuries suffered when she fell three stories through the sky light Of hotel into the lobby. She complained of illness while at a meal and left the table to seek the hotel promenade from which she fell. With two cousins and a sister she had been touring the West.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
CHIROPRACTIC TAIL DRUGS ANDCH

(By J. A. yOLZ, THE CHI
 Don't give your childred drug that is strong enough produce a sudden spurt of a
 enough to check healthy gr(
 We often see stunted puny. sickly-made so by th4 of vacctnes. drugs and pow1 This method is contrary q Nature and sooner or lat complete breakdown which growth. For sick children al found to equal
 CHIROPRACTIC ADJU|
 Chiropractic gets at the ul of the ailment and is thl method that can remove 1t permanently.
 Regardless of what others| the contrary, today there aI
 little ones in this country well, strong, healthy and ha| the scientific application of
 Don't put this matter 0ffi1 will bring your child to thI TO-DAY before any fnTt hef develop. Examinations abs