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Thomas A, Paynter

After an illness of more than a year,
Thomas A. Paynter, recognized as one
of the foremost authorities on cattle in
this part of the country, died at his
home, 675 North Thirty seventh street,
of complication of diseases.
Mr.. Paynter was forced by his i'll
ness to give up participation in business
on Thanksgiving Day, 1918, and for the
past fifteen weeks has been confined to
his bed.
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Society to Celebrate

The Christian Endeavor Society will
be thirty nine years young tomorrow
and will celebrate in the Emanuel Meth
odist Episcopal Church Meetings will
be held at Q 80 and 10 80 O'Clock in
the morning, and at 2, 6 AS and z :45
o'clock in the afternoon and evening
The church is at Gates and Silverwood
streets, Roxborough.
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,, Three Held In Camden Tb.tts

Fonrthh Stricker, 10 years old.
Forrssut ana Vine streets, Camden. and
CoIlinosnm nmcSiullin, Jr.. 20 years old.
daysi ayi"SSMo3d' panE We're sentenced to GO
Camdon 9y Recorder Stackhouse, in
a Camddo Cd today, for alleged thefts from
erdasbO"nn denartment store and a hab-
old, 4ttE, 41i " Nicholo Bernardo, 2S years
black VIII thhenry street, Camden, boot
NJ. c. "I stand at the Camden Y.
bail for a. pudding, was held under 5000
on a cb,.ne sne action of the grand Jury.
Of tho large ange of having purchased some
from tSC nous Ss believed to have been stolen
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VIII Discuss "Life's Troubles

The Rev. DR.. Forest e. Dagger. rector
of st. Paul's Reformed Episcopal
Church, will be the speaker at the
o'clock service meeting tomorrow in the
Central Branch Y. NJ. G. A. The sub
iect of his talk will be Drown Life s
Troubles.
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TO have built a thousand
L things and built them well 10
to have gained wisdom.
The owner who builds through
the medium of ABERrHAw finds
himself able to satisfy his par
ticular want in terms of the
accumulated experience Of
generation
AsrarHAw CossraucrluH Conr.w
CONTRACTING ENGINEERS
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
ATLANTA BUFFALO ptuLApHprfiA
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Died Thursday
In Idaho Town

Mrs. Anna H. Burgess received a
telegram Friday from Bellevue, Idaho.
informing her of the death OF Mrs. 7.
G. Higdon, a former well-known resi-
dent of Canon City. at her home in
that place.
Mrs Higdon was a woman highly
esteemed by all who knew her for re-
hgious and charitable work. and was
at one time prominent in the benevo-
lences and activities of the First
Methodist Episcopal church here. Her
husband, it will be recalled, was a
building contractor during his resi-
dence in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs Higdon and family re
moved from here to Idaho about Is
years ago. The deceased leaves, be-
side the husband. one son, Charles
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEfESHiP.

Estate of John Jenovick. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of October. A. ID. 1920. the un-
dersigned will present to the County
Court of Fremont county, Colorado.
his accounts for final settlement of ad-
ninistration of said estate, when and
where a ] persons in interest may ap-
pear and object to them, if they so de-
sire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
piicaticn for the determination of
heirship of said John Jenovick. de-
ceased, has been made and that the
court will or said date hereinbefore
mentioned. or ar any time to which
the hearins may lie continued. proceed
20 ascertain and determine who are
tie heirs of the said John Jenovick,
deceased, and as such entitled to in
herit any lands, tenements, heredita-
ments or othe. properly, real or per-
sonal, constituting all or a part of the
estate OF the said John Jenovick, de-
ceased, and enter a decree accord
ingly. at which hearing all persons
claiming to be heirs-at-law OF said de-
ceased may appear and present their
proof.
MITCHELL JENOVICK.
Administrator.
First Pub. September 9, 1920.
Last Pub September 80, 1920.
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Will Return
To Casper
Next Week

Guy Clark. who has been the guest
OF his parents. Nj. and Mrs. c. y
Clark. 2i5 North Sixth street for the
last few weeks while recuperatiug
from 4 long term OF treatment at the
United States military hospital at
Memphis, Tenn. will leave the frs, of
next week for Casper. wyo.. to resume
his employment with the Burlington
railroad there.
Guy was the victim OF a very seTi-
Gus accident early In March of this
year while In the discharge of his rail-
road duties and was for several
months under the care OF physician.
His complete restoration TO his for
mer health and strength seems to be
a matter of but short time.
Marriage licenses were issued from
the Office of the county clerk here
toady 10 ]. T. Humphries and Miss
Emam Cole. both OF Denver; Roy Ed.
ward Dinkins OF Saiida and Miss Bes-
Use Dix OF ansas City. No. and Joe
Tillman Parker and Miss Gladys Cor
rine Gatewood. both OF Pueblo.
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Schools Open
In BrOOkside
and Brewster

The public schools in District No
IA opened Tuesday, September Z, with
large enroll lment Miss Rose CO.
iogna of Rockvale has the primary de-
partment with % pupils enrolled.
Miss Cologna is graduate of the
Florence high school and has done
special primary work at the State
Teachers College at Greeley.
Miss Nita Heatherly has the inter
mediate department with an enroll
msnt Of 20 prpils. Miss Hea,herly's
home n 1t Raven. Colo. She is a
graduate of the Gienwood Springs
high school. having received her pro-
fessiona, training at Gunnison and
Greeley She has had four years ex-
perience in teaching on the Western
slope.
r. J. Harry has the principalship OF
the Brookside school, this being his
fourth year in that capacity. His en-
rollment is Al pupils.
Miss Katherine Roche has charge
Of the Brewster school in the same
district, with % pupils enrolled. Miss
Roche 10 a graduate OF the high school
Of her home city. Leadvflle, and has
seven years experience in teaching.
She vas trained for her work at
Greeley.
Matthew Graham. president; J. l.
Baiagna. secretary. both OF Brewster.
and C. Aprato OF Brookside, constitute
the school board OF District IA The
district has recently been bonded for
building purposes and contracts have
been let for two new buildings.
Ground was broken on Tuesday morn
ing for the new building at Brewster,
and on Thursday morning for the new
building at Brookside
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Y. M. C. A. Elects
Asst. Secretary

At q special meeting OF the board of
directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday
night. at which most OF the members
were present. J. H. Hendricks Of
Pueblo was elected assistant general
secretary and win have charge OF The
boys work as the successor OF G. ",
Else. resigned.
Mr. Hendricks. who was formerly
associated with General Secretary
Jones In railroad Y. NJ. c. a. work al
Miniurn. Colo is at present assistant
railroad secretary OF the Pueblo asAo-
ciafion. He is expected TO arrive
here very shortly 10 enter upon his
new duties.
The board AT its meeting Tuesday
night accepted the resignation of Fl
don l. Maxwell. physical director OF
the local Y. who has been chosen as
sistant physical director of fhe Den
yer association at an Increased sal
ary. Mr. Maxwell viii remain here
until his successor has been ap-
POINTED.
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'seAsssq~ susaans sus inoui,M qoemo,s
80 isIlns ssuni sul uisuS ssipoa uslsloy
SulAosuai ~ poqi.'su an. 81 xlasins o1s
pom "a >'s'uusi,r .s.siu.sss II ~ .stO
ps. ssN i>N -s,Ss s.u.ssbsss
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Eddy Makes
Trip to Pueblo
In 21 Minutes

z. w. Eddy OF the Strathmore hotel
went to Pueblo, 40 miles away, in 81
minutes this morning. He rode with
Pop" Keilar. driver of one of the ex.
hibition planes. which have been here
during the past week. The trip was
without Incident except for the fast
time which was made.
attractions TO offer in the matter OF
scenic attractions. and that fact. cou-
pied with the generous treatment ac.
corded them by our people. created a
most favorable impression of the COM
munity and its ability to take care
of such a convention as they repre-
sented Most of the visitors here
this week had heard of the Royal
Gorge. the Skyline drive and the or.
chards ABOUT town. but many had not
previously been privileged TO visual.
ize them. An inspection of them
mere than confirmed their precon.
ceived notions OF their magnificence
and beauty.
The tunnel drive. the Phantom high.
way and the road to the top Of the
gorge. which many OF them were
taken over by their entertainers, were
revelations OF beauty they will not
soon forget. Many Of this weeks
guests will come back next year TO
enjoy at their leisure the things that
impressed them 20 favorsbly during
heir rscent Wait.
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LITTLE GIRL NARROWLY
ESCAPES BURNING TO DEATH

FLORENCE. Sept ga serious
and probably fatal accident vas mar
rowly averted Monday morning during
the street sports of the Labor day cell
ebration, when it is thought some one
tossed lighted match TO the sidewalk
which ignited the dress OF little girl
sitting on the curbing.
When the child discovered the Ere,
she jumped up and in q frightened
manned started to run down the
street. By this time the flames were
rapidly spreading up her skirt. and
Louis Goure. who happened to be
standing near by, grabbed the girl and
put out the fire with his hands. slight
iy burning his fingers.
1t was fortunate that the girl was
not injured, but had it not been for
Mr.. Goure's presence of mind the op-
posite would have undoubtedly been
the case. The name Of the girl was
not learned, but 1t is understood that
she is a resident of Florence.
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propriate consideration to the impor
tance of the day. Adherence and sup
port to law. in the seitmes, must be-
come, nthe language Of Lincoln. the
political religion of the United
States"
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The news OF the day--locai and
tsiegraphic-published daily by The
Rscord
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County Commissioner McCandless
states that the matter OF new bridge
will be taken up with the State High
way Commission, and as soon as they
authorize their share OF the expense
the work of rebuilding will start at
once.
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Pueblo Gets
$5,00O,O00 Tire
Company

The charter Of the Chrome Leather
and Rubber Company, incorporated.
which is to be located in Pueblo. was
fled in the Office OF the secretary OF
state in Denver Thursday. and pre-
liminary work is being pushed TO
bring about the erection OF the fac
tory there and the production OF tires
at the very earliest possible date.
b. Stearns OF Denver, is vice presi-
dent who is also president of the
Stearns-Rogers Manufacturing and
Construction Company OF Denver. and
q former director OF the United States
Chamber of Commerce: F. p. Hick-
man OF Windsor. treasurer. who is
also cashier of the First National
bank OF Windsor. Colo; r. A. Warner
Of Pueblo. secretary. also secretary oi
the Twin-Lakes Land and Water Com
pany.
The directors are: w. L. Hartman,
Thomas b. Stearns. E. p. Hikman,. E.
A. Warner. Charles Z. Pond. s. Otis
Hahn. c. A. Ballreich. A. r. widick.
and Charles Tarbeil.
Mr.. Pond is president Of the Charles
Z. Pond Investment Company. Inc, Of
Pueblo. Mr.. Hahn Is vice president
OF the Charles 4. Pond Investment,
Company. Inc. and manager of the in.
ysntion department. Mr.. Ballreich is
attorney at law. Pueblo, Colo. Mr..
Widick IL vice president OF the Citi
zens State Bank At Ordway. Colo. Mf.
Tarbell-is vice president of the sa-
guache County bank.
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: Constitution Day.
Proclaimed BY
Governor

In proclamation issued one day
last week. Gov. Shoup calls upon the
people Of Colorado to observe next
Friday. September II. as ..Constitu-
tion day." that date being ths one
hundred and thirty-third anniversary
of the adoption of the famous docu-
ment upon which the rights and privi-
leges of American citizenship are
founded and defined. The governor
recommends special programs be
given in the public schools in cele-
bration OF the event, that political
parties hold special meetings for the
purpose Of renewing allegiance to the
principles embodied in the Constitu-
ton. and that all civic and patriotic
societies give appropriate consider
alton to the Importance of the day.
The proclamation follows:
when the war god is expressing
20 nations and Americas sword is
sheathed, It is well that her people
take some heed of the means by which
peace is preserved to her Not by
mere accident have the soldiers VI tae
Union been retso-ed to civil pursuits
and order maini.:ned without the
force of arms. To the stability of
our government, and. behind that, the
powerful establishment of the Consti-
tuition itself. is due the tranquil lot of
our 100. 100000 of people in time Of
internal stress.
1T was on September II, 1887, that
the Constitutional convention in ses-
sion at Philadelphia adopted the doc
ument which ranks above every
other written constitution for the in
trinsic excellence of fits scheme. its
adaptation to the circumstances OF the
people, the simplicity. Drevity and
cious mixture OF definition in princf
PIE and elasticity in details This
new Magma Charta-new in applica-
tion but as old as mankind in the
rights 1t perpetuated-has been hal
lowed by the cycle OF years in which
Il has preserved the Union, estab-
lished justice and promoted the gen
eral welfare OF the republic.
THE American people must not
pass by this anniversary without con-
sideration OF its significance. The
sacrifices of the last great war de-
mand attention to the precepts of the
Constitution. and this, above all. is
the day upon which those precepts
should be taught. Obedience to the
law rests upon a knowledge OF the law
that is fundamental. the organic basis
OF our established government
Therefore, for the purpose of AZ
quainting the people. old and young,
with their Constitution. I. Oliver H.
Shoup. governor OF Colorado. hereby
designate September IL, 1920. the one
hunderd and thirty-third anniversary
of the adoption OF the Constitution of
the United States. as Constitution
day. / recommend that schools oh
serve the day b. special programs de
signed to familiarize the children with
the Constitution; that colleges give
special attention to its provisions
that political parties hold meetings
for the purpose of renewing allie
eiance 10 its principles. and that all
civic and patriotic osciefies give ap-
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GOVERNM'T BEGINS
COLLECTING DATA
AGAINST ALLEGED
CALIFORNIA TRUST
Raisin Trust Preliminary Hear
ing Will Be Held Sensember
Twentieth.
tBy United Pre..-,

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-Agents
Of the Department of Justice have be-
gun the collection of evidence against
California fruitgrowers, following the
antitrust proceedings Instituted in
the courts against the California
Raisin Growers Association.
preliminary hearing will be held
September 20. No more suits viii be
brought by the government unsii it is
seen fhat success attends the prose,si,-
tion in the case against the raisfn
growers association
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series. we here in America have done O
worldwide shortage Of apple seedlings
ensts-and but for the fact that We l
and saw to It that
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About 200 CARS
PARTICIPATE IN
BEAUTIFUL ELKS.
AUTO PARADE
Quff-Lear Float Declared Best
Decorated: Dan Morgan Of
Florence In Winning.

..early 200 automobiles took part in
the Elks' illuminated auto parade on
Main street Friday night at O'Clock.
Flaring torches and glittering spark
lers made the pathway from Fifteenth
street to the Soda Point bright and
jrectacular. Only about 10 of the
Fears were decorated. and only four
of these came under the consideration
OF the judges. but these four could not
be surpassed for beauty of thought
and cieverness OF idea.
The judges had great deal Of argu'
ment and discussion before they could
make a decision. and the four fioats
were called back .or special inspec-
ton as to details before the prizes
were awarded.
The Duf-Lear float was given the
prize for the best decorated car.
The Rainbow Route garage car was
awarded the prize for the best decora-
tons from an advertising standpoint
, Dan Morgan OF Florence was con
ceded to have the most uniquely dec
grated car. and was given that prize.
All prizes were OF SIS each.
The DunLear car was driven by
Louie Lear. II was done in white
with purple trimmings. especially ON
The hood. wheeIs and in the rear.
making = very pretty appearance. A
canopy effect over the rear seat ere
cuted in the prevailing color. formed
q ntting background for n bevy of
young ladies'. including the Misses
Blanche Sherwood. Marie Esser, Ruth
.nI
The Rainbow Route car. bearing
the label. The Mighty Buick" was
driven by Mrs. w. II. Smith. An
Elk head was set before the radiator
and points OF the horns bore tiny pu;
pie and white electric lights. From
the Elk head rsdIated a ms Rad of pur.
pie and white lines which were held
BY little Janette Stoddard Stoddard,
who had a seat on the hood just ~
front of the windshield. An Elk skin
covered the hood In the center of
the spare wheel In The rear was placed
fac slmile of the face of the Elks'
clock. with an electric light to show
Il on Upon the sides OF the car. at
intervals. were placed the words.
'Charity.~ Fidelity" and "Brotherly
l-Dft- nt Bo1s VI Alt t1i ao Wv
cred with tufted white crepe paps:
with trimmings in purple. Others in
the car were Mrs. II. w. Stoddsrd,
Mrs c. j. Aercier and Miss Amelia
Elliott.
The car Of Dan Morgan of Florence,
which represented Florence lodge No
Gil. was decorated in white with a
perfect American nag. made Of crepe
paper. designed on the hood of the
car. The effect was very pretty. and
this ear was unanimously chosen as
the mcHt unique. Mrs. Morgan drove
the car.
The W. a Chapson car was splen'
didly decorated along The same gen
ernsl lines as the Rainbow Route car
Little Norma Jean Turner held the
strcamers TO the Eiks' horns. while
sitting on the collapsed top TO the
rear OF the back seat OF the car. max
ing a striking picture. The car was
driven by Mr.. Chapson. Mrs. a. J
Turner and Mrs. Chapson were Others
In the car.
The judges were: Emil Hatch D,
Greeley. Father Don Frank Fem and
Pete Sterling.
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Elks Will Give
City Publicity

The success OF this weeks Elks'
convention and reunion will be the
means OF giving Canon City great
deal of valuable publicity. The Wis
itors expressed themselves as beiur
highly pleased with their entertain.
ment while here and will speak
good word for the town and It's hos
pitality on their return home.
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COTTON.
NEW omLrA>s COTTON rtrrRkA.
sEw YOnk corvoS irrCREs.
NEW ORLLANs

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. s-Rsports of .
much L.iisr spot demand .ayssi higher
pstcss is cottpn today. contracts gaining
10 to - points In iss first half hour ef
Ustisr Darss aales Ssfs reported afisf
bssrs yes'sfdsy In IN. spot department AZ
pskss Geii sboSs tosrd asois,ions Al.
s,ess from wAshlnston expressing b-lisf In
the early ratification of The pesrs treat,
vsss slss . hsip 10 vaiuss January traded
vp 70 tS.Sss. . nsv hirn record Tor the,
position.
Spot cotton, ,isssy. - points higher
ssiss on the spat ly9s. 10 arrive IA low
middnns }, tor, middiins ,e9se. soef
niiddlinS t:!sr
Tbs market bsesme very active, meeting
mush feAilpihs from usdsts on the long
eide Sho wanisi 70 even W ever 6e
wssk-~nd. but th.ss offerings ~sr. veil
absorbed. ssps.islly % regards the distant
mesths Jasvsfy "a not ip,rsass Ito ssriy
ssins SD to~ard the clos. the list sho s-d
advances Of ~ TO ~ po.nb. july tslns the
strongest month ard rising 10 tiite.
OssAdise0 vss increased b. the aports
Of the day. the salpHsnts Amounting 70
nm bales, sssi.st no exports o. all
tbis day last yesf
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NEW YORK. Jan s-Thsre ~ss enough
rsAllung for Ovrr the ~ssk-sBd "a nause
som. iFrsGsiaT,ty In the eption mafksi
si the stas, today, bu, sftsr opening ;
pofsts lower 10 I ps,nis higher. prizes
turned firfnsr on trade buying snd COZ.
sring March soon soid up from ~ toe
10 iSfec snA July from s,iec 10 ~ lie
Or about " to 70 points atovs hs, n,snts
eiosing figure. rhA made nsw high grcund
for the movement With buyers sacouraEsd
" bsiiish sssh-snd rss,sws VI the goods
Situation, tAs large spinhssG akinys re-
ported ~ the ~sek and prusvssi tor e"o
tinusd large s1pssts The amount Of cot
ton rsportsd On shspsosfd sveuins eiear-
arc. vss sst. ssi sssiast isi.l1o last yss'
Rsports that domestic mills had been
seed bsyess YESTERDAY ana we're In hs
market ssstp this messias. stimulated ths
~ssty shvases which extended TO Npf,
for March and nae Tor July or asosi
- % ~ pois's p" higher on active
nsonths
There we're rese,ioss u several poipt'
later under rsnsing With the market
closing steady st . oct decline OF
ps,nss on January bM ssssrsiiy u to I"
poiuts hlghv.
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AMERICAN SYNDICATE
SEEKS HEAVY BOUT

ny lnttrnsilon4 News ssryiosb
SEW bO'k Jns The forina or
o. a p1wef'ul pnsl' ats Of twd.s r rp-
sentative Amffl AZ hn.insss mon fof
10 pufpos ~ iaH ing stbs pro o ~
Iemp-sy. hrpentl- nrhi for me
nlt,d kA ~ Nss snnuuneed iodhy W
frank spe man, Ttsisrp puwnrt- rot
e-en,s Nv, n he Aord's chsmIsOn.
Tn, msr bshln ma Yrdicsis so-
rori'ns 90 fip.nm'r are men whoss
names all mfup m1rh 10 lOsl I,
fhoush hou' of tfer nave ever Dvsu
oiivsly connected ain the ssms a.
r- The ryndira 10 t'adS IN . ssr
tho nght this cuut'y IN The si
and 10 i.sratei 'g '1p ths hes -
sisnAgef ,ck ke 10 nHy receive ~
y hundred housAnF dc,ns ~ rsire "
Also hhs tksunanc thhi ne rH, a.
- stage and Owe ehampipaship dis
ianCs
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TANaAB CITY. Jan. WHEAT "a
o. nishsr - hsrd DT'Blp 80 Z
liIeiSt Nv. fsi Dr 80 iiteG
iif COHN unehAussd 20 g. la~sf 10
mi,sd i,Eai,T No ~hits il 80
tr No reliou q .Hp OATS
NJ niipsi sEo 80 ri ttui'n RfE
'tgl-ia
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OKLAHOMA CITY TySfEs sAfUKDAY. JANUARY s. 1921

sy,sst VI ,pd.ys snort session, the fsf
thsr atssnss deriving ~ ueh ~ i,s siimuiu
frsm yss'sfdsy's sAstp dssiine 10 The fsis
fof 4sssBd ivsps foils~lns 10 rsasn'
eeurss. the mors ssiansiys advances ~sfs
made W s'tsls equipments and sinitsd
,sssss. initisi sains rsnsins hvm ! 10 ~
points Dthef sifsnE fsstvrss embraced
ths shippinss oils m0'nfs eoppsfs, to
bseeo. ard .sthsfs Rats vsis suong
but relatively dali