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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16

numerically beating his l4-year-old
daughter and sentenced TO one year
in prison and was later released on
parol for good behavior, . appeared
before Superior court Wednesday for
breaking h. parole. 1t is alleged
that he was not supporting his chill
dren and was cruelty treating them.
An ordinance has been introduced
in the Macon city council to prohibit
skating on the sidewalks of Macon.
The leading members Of the negro
race of Brooks county have, issued
a statement deploring the crimes that
are committed by individuals of the
race from thine. to time and pledging
cooperation in being better citizens
and asking their white friends to
help them.
The potato syrup experiment sta
ton to be installed at Fitzgerald by
the U. S. Department of Agriculture,
will not begin operation until at least
thirty days from now as the govern
ment is having to manufacture thu
parts of the plant and will not b,
ready until the middle of March.
Sheriff J. R. Hicks, Jr., of Bib
Mrs. Fannie Everette, formerly o.
Terrell county, died Saturday al
Andalusia, Ala, and was buried al
Dawson Sunday.
The Monroe county grand jury
stated formally that eve disapprove
any movement to annex any part OF
Monroe county to Bib county or to
any other county,
county, has taken personal charge
of a search for man who, repre-
senting. himself to be deputy sher-
Tiff, cashed two checks forged with
Sheriff james R. Hicks name Sat
urday night. The checks were for
$40 each.
The Dublin Sweet Potato House
has issued a call for 10000 pounds
of sweet potatoes kept in bank dur
ing the winter The price offered is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

J. J. Williams, of Quitman, pre-
scented bill for $40 to the county
commissioners in special session
there, asking payment of this amount
because five of his cows died from
drinking vat poisoning turned into
stream by J. W. Tyler, vat in
speetor. The commissioners held that
the county was not responsible for
the loss and the controversy is now
shifting to Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Williams
asking payment from him.
The Columbus Chamber of Com
merce appointed committee Mon
day to investigate the feasibility of
the chambers accepting ownership of
the Merchants and Planters Steam
ship company, Chattahoochee river
line, offered to it Saturday by W. C.
Bradley, Columbus capitalist. The
only staemer operating to Columbus,
burned last week.
Walter Kline, of Cleveland, was
elected president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Builders Exchanges at
its meeting in Savannah Tuesday.
A bronze honor roll containing the
names of the relatives of the mem
bers of the Savannah Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy, who
served in the world war, was unveil-
ed by the Daughters of the Confed
eracy there Tuesday.
DIR. W. P. Smith, aged Decatur
druggist, was seriously injured Mon.
day when a ladder fell on him as
he was experimenting repair work
on some of his property.
Food prices in Fitzerald have been
reduced by proprietors of three gro
Gerry stores and the leading restau-
rant has issued a new bill of fare
with price reductions averaging Is
per cent.
Holeman Potts, II years old, of Ca
milla, was seriously wounded when
the trigger ia gun, which he was
dragging by the barrel, caught in the
grass and discharged. He is in the
hospital at Albany.
There were in Sunday school az
Colquitt last Sunday 416 persons,
this being over half of the total pop
ulation, white and black. This was
only in the white schools. 1t is plan
ned to have every white person in
the city in Sunday school next Sun
day.
The injunction of the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad against the
board of commissioners of Mitchell
county, which restrained the commits
sioners from alleged encroachment on
p the right-of-way of the companys
property between Pelham and Meigs,
has been settled by agreement be-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16
Sc Cold I'm the Headse

is an acute attack oil Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent colds In the
head will find that the use of HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the
System, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
taeks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Syss
tenn, thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16
THE STANDARD

AT S1:25-New Wolfe Waists, beau
tifully trimmed with embroideries
Sheeting and Laces; equal to last
years $3.50 grades.
AT 46 1-2c-Genuine Pepperel
Sheeting guaranteed ~ inches
wide.
AT 59c-Bleached Mercerized Table
Damask, "a inches; regularly 81.
AT 85c-One case Mems Heavy Rib
bed Winter Underwear-to close
all sizes.
AT 60c-Men's Blue Chambry Shirts,
all made with two pockets; reduc-
ed from CSC.
AT 25c-(War stamp included) Men
mems Talcum Powder; regularly
37c.
AT 25c-Men's Lisle Socks, "sec.
onds," of the SOC grade, white,
black and brown.
AT $3.50 - Choice of almost any
Silk Dress in our stock; some OF
them sold up to $27.50.
AT $7.50-Choiee of Ladies' Coats
that formerly sold for $500.
AT 15c-Good quality Mattress Tick
ing, full regular width.
AT. 35c-A. c. A. Feather Tick
ing; guaranteed to hold feathers;
formerly soc.
AT $1.45-Choice of our stock of
Middies, made of the best Standard
Jeans; plain or emblems on sleeve,
white or colored collars; regularly
$3.50.
AT 98c-Men's Heavy Sweaters;
have been selling at $500.
AT 5c-Good quality Fresh Water
Pearl Button, popular sizes; value
1Oc.
AT 98c-Pure Silk Poplins, all col
ors, SO inches wide; regularly
$3.50.
AT $1.9s-An Wool serges, SO inch
.es wide, all colors; regularly $500.
AT 6c-Genuine J. & P. Coats
Spool Cotton, all sizes, black and
white.
AT 19c-Choice of one thousand
yards best standard percales, yard
wide, light and dark patterns.
AT 19c-Choice of FIVE thousand
yards best standard Dress Cling
ham, colors warranted.
AT $1.98-Our entire stock of La
dies Kid Gloves, including black,
white, brown; all formerly $3.50.
AT 15c-Choice of special lot OF
Standard Outings; formerly 35c.
AT $1.98-Men's Medium Weight
Union Suits, bleached. snow white
formerly $3.50.
AT 10c-First Quality Laundered
Collars, for men and boys, all
styles; value 25c.
AT 25c-Choice Of ten good styles
Mems SOC Soft Collars, all sizes.
AT s4.9e-Choice Of our stock Of
Blankets; formerly SO, $3.50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16

the spring flowers that usually come
in May are now in full blossom.
Elder T. G. Wright, Baptist min
ister at Macon, has accepted a call
to the passionate of the Mt. Pleas
ant Primitive Baptist church in Jones
county. He viii preach on the second
Saturdays and Sundays in each
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16
PAGE SEVEN
BY ALTMAN.
BY STANLEY

taken place Tuesday. More than a
year ago several actions were brought
by persons holding securities Of the
company and the grove was ordered
sold by Judge Evans of the United
States court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-16
months.

An appeal by the defendants to
the United States Circuit court at
Moultrie held up the sale of the Barn.
well Pecan Groves, valued at more
than 100000, which was to have
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
BODlES OF AIRMEN FOUND
AMONG HILLS.

CTharlecton. w. Va, Sept 5.-Thc
bodies of four of the five members of
the crew of the government Martin
bombing plane number five from
Langley Field. Virginia, were found
today on the north side of Twenty
Mile Creek. 10 miles southwest of
Summcrvillc. Nicholas county, and
the fifth is cnroutc by automobile IL
Charleston in serious condition ac-
cording to information received to
night by Major Davenport johnson
in charge Of the army air forces stu
toned bert.
The dead are:
Lieutenant Harry l.. Speck. pilot
Medford, Oregon.
Lieutenant w. S. Fitzpatrick, OBJ
server, Mcdford. Oregon.
Sergeant Arthur r. Brown, Ken
lucky.
Private Walter b. Howard, San
Francisco.
Seriously injured:
Corporal Alexander c. lIazelton,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Little chance for tie recovery OF
Corporal llazclton, was expressed by
physicians tonight when it was ltnrn.
ed that in addition cto suffering
broken legs the corporal was injured
internally.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
FRIENDS REALLY
BECAME ALARMED
Change In Richmond Woman.
Since Taking Tanlac Is Moth
ing Less Than Wonderful.

81 don'it believe n person could
feel amy better than Tanlac has
made me feel" said Mrs. w. F.. W,.ir-
low. 1915 East Q ST.. Richmond Va.
suffered for months from a gen-
cral Rundown condition. My appetite
lett me and | suffered so from nau-
,,ca could hardly retain anything.
was so nervous | just dreaded to
see night come. was troubled with
FREQUENT attacks of dizziness and
had to sit down to keep from fall
ing lest weight and was so weak
that the least eXertion completely ex-
hausted me so | could not do M
honsework. took numbers of med
ieines, but kept getting worse and
my friends were greatly alarmed at
my condition.
but it is altogether different with
me now. rs Tanlac has helped me
wonderfully. My husband, who has
been great believer in Tanlac for
sometime, got me bottle and from
the very first dose I noticed an I'M
provcment. rs my stomach began to
get better and my appetite picked
up. am eating everything I want
and it. doesn't hurt me, and | can't
remember when l have felt as good
as | do now. do all my work with
ease, and my friends are always ask.
ing what it is that has made such Il
change in me. and l Away tell them
, Tanlac."
! Talac 81 sold in Tazewell by john
e. Jackson. and by leading druggists
I everywhere.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09

fhedford's Black-Draugl.i Highly
Recommended by a Teaucgsea
Grocer fer Troubles Re-
anlting from Torpid
Liver.

L." NaAhvillc Tenn. The cfrlc.
fency oil Thcdlord's Elacll- Drnuiht, the
genuine. herb, liver medicine. IT.
vorchod for by Mir. w. N. Parsons. n
Grocor of tiila city. at in without
doubt the best iiynr medicine, and |
don't believe caulI gel along without
1t. | take ii for sour stomach. head
nchc. bad liver. Indigestion, ana all
other troubles that are the result of
torpid liver.
II have known and used IL for years
and can and do highly recommend Il
to every one. | won't 80 to bed with
out it In the house II VIII do all Il
claims to do. cant say enough for
It,"
Many other men and women through.
out the country have found Black.
Draught just as Mr. Parsons described
-vn.1&s.c In regulating tho liver to
its normal functions, ,.rh In cleansing
the bowels Of impurities.
Thcdford'a Black Draught liver modl-
CLIO is the original and only genuine.
Accept no limitations or substitutes.
Always asi for Thodford's. pes
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
RESOLUTIONS COUNTY TEACH
ERS ASSOCIATION FOR 1921.

Whereas. our Division Supcrintcn-
dent and district clerks hnvo pivcn
their rntiring efforts in behalf of
the tcnrhcrs and the schools of Tazc.
we'll County. and
WhSrcas. the citizens of Tnzcwcll
have most cordially opened their
homes IL the members of the Tazc-
well County Teachers Association
Therefore. he il resolved by tho
members of Tazcwcll County Teach.
crs' Association:
That. we extend to our Division
Superintendent and District Clcrk. !,
our hearty thanks for their untirinp
efforts.
That, we express To the citizcns
OF Tazcwcll our sincere appreciation
FOR the cordial welcome and gene,
GUS hospitality extended us during
the Teachers Institute.
That, in accordance with the view,
set forth by our state supcrintcn-
dent. MIR. Hart, We 10 on record ns
tavoring such few changes in text
books as will be consistent with
economy and the public good.
That, we pledge ourselves to Il.
support of the movement for The
complete organization of every scho,
community into community I.cngucs
Thnt, wO, approving the fnrsight
edness of the Stntc Tcachcrs' Assn.
cation i'll securing the services %,
Mr.. Sanger MS Executive Sccrctnr,
request the Division Superintendent
to wire MIR. Sanger one hundred nc,
cent subscription to the Virrinr,
journal of Education and one hun,
dred per cent membership in the AS.
sociation.
BE IT further rcsolvcd That thcs,
resolutions be published in the Clinch
valley News and that they bc sprcnd
upon the minutes OF this nssocintion
Respectfully submitted,
:, MISS NJ. Louise Hondurant, Roy G.
Horne, John II. Crowgy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
DON'T TALK PESSIMISM."

These paragraphs are taken from
circular letter issued by Dobler &
Nudge. paper jobbers of Baltimore
Don't talk pessimism. 1t puts
similar ideas into the minds of 9th.
err people. and such ideas create
doubt and uncertainty and hampe,
the ordinary progress of commercial
activity and expansion.
eff you cannot see anything good
in the future get some other fellow
to do your looking for you until VOL
can acquire better perspective OF
affairs in general.
IF nun goes out in the orning
and tells every person he meets that
he is sick and keeps uu the fiction
from day to day. it will grow OH him
until he is i'll reality unfit for bus
mess.
ut is so i'll the business world. III
you want to create disaster 90 out
and preach it until other people be
Gin to take stock in what you say
and to see things as you do. Then
YOU will soon have disaster-at least
for yourself.
"But if you want better times po
cut and preach them, and put the
10Y of confidence into other hearts
rs well rs into your own. The re-
Spouse will be just as great.
BE sport. and act the part"
But wise MS they are, those sen
tences do look out of place in Miami
where the pessimist is as rare MS II
nair Of ice skates, and just about A.,
funny looking. Miami has not dis
covered vet that there are "hard
times" and calamity howler here i.
regarded as joke.
On the theory that nothing sue,
reeds like success and that prosperi-
ty is result of the right ment,
attitude. the people of this favorcl
own rush on day after day, always
finding greater opportunities and bet
ter times-nlways seeing in the dis
tance the big-rity days of Miami's
future. They don't have to be told
to bt good sports" They just can't
help being optimists.-Miami Jour
tlsti
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
AN UNFORTUNATE ADDRESS.
(Times Dispatch.)


All that President Harding said /,
his speech before the Army Wa,
| College may be true. 1t may be tina
wars will continue, civilization ha.
not advanced to u point where NJ,
ternational conflict may be outlawcd
there is still manifest need for botl
armies and navies, and there will b,
no disarmament in the life of this
generation, if at all. All this may b,
true, but why in Heavens name say
1t?
Least of all, is the President of
the United States. the man who is
sued the invitation to the powers To
meet in Washington for disarm-
nment conference. justified in max
ing such statements. He must under
stand by now, for he is man of un
derstanding, that declarations of this
sort from men high in the councils
OF nations are all that is needed 10
Kill disarmament enthusiasm. to
arouse fresh distrust on the art of
the nations toward each othor AMI
to render impossible the success of
any movement for decisive rcduc
ton of ornaments.
Perhaps the President would not
have spoken SO frankly if he had
realized how seriously his remark,
are being trien; if he had felt for
u moment that he would place an
obstacle in the puth of the confer
once which he has originated, or If
he had reflected in advance upon the
full significance of his declarations
The most charitable view Of the mat
ter is that Mr.. Harding was not
aware that what he had to saw to n
body of professional militarists would
be quoted beyond tho hall in which
they were gathered
But reporters were present ms
they always are when the President
of the United States is speaking pul,
licly, They were under the necessity
OF giving an account of what was
said, and it is recorded that wher,
as MIR. Harding spoke extern
poraneously and wholly without
notes, the White House made public
ON the same day the official text of
thu speech. Moreover. this tcxt. MS
clcar-cut ms it is on the question of
military and naval preparedness is
less emphatic, we are told. than the
original remarks.
The privilege. of course. must not
be denied the President of express
ing IFS honest convictions in n
straightforward manner and Mt such
times as he elects to address tho
American people. lie is one official
who. above all others. should not be
under any sort Of censorship or tu-
telage. But it is none the less mfor.
tunate that Mr.. Harding within !,
few days from the final rcpudiatiol
by his administration of the league
of nations and within II few weeks
oil the meeting of the Washington
conference, should boldly declare thai
the dream of the world for peace Is
merely dream and that the hon,
OF the world for relief from crush
mr. arm;,ments is rot to he raalizcd
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
II 4 4 +. Wy BlrFelSsWusternRR

Schedule Effective May 20. 1921.
lv. Tnzowell for Norton
a:22 n. IN. 2:dl u. M.
lN. farewell for Dluelicld--
io:3O II. m. 7:2b y, III.
Fk0M W.utFlELD, EASTDOUND.
0:a0 II. ~. Cor Roanoke, Norfolk,
and point on Shenandoah division.
Sleeper and dining car Norfolk. FIR
lor ear (Broilcr) Roanoke and Hn-
gcrRtOwn.
7:4b Il. IN. daily for East Rndford,
md intermediate stations.
l.5o p. M. daily Lynchburg and in
ermcdiatc stations and Shenandoah
Valley. Sleeper Blueiicld to phjla-
lclphia. Roanoke and New York. Dim
nE car.
9.37 p. IN. for Roanoke, Lynchburg,
Richmond, Norfolk. Sleeper to Nor
folk and Roanoke to Richmond.
WESTBOUND.
so p. IN. for Kenova, Portsmouth,
Columbus. Cincinnati Sleeper Column.
ous. and Cincinr ,ti Cato car To
Williamson.
500 Il. m. for Kcnovah. Portsmouth
Dolnnnti, Columbus. Sleeper to Co.
'iinbus Cafe car.
ECO .. m. for Williamson, Ports
mouth md intermediate points.
w. Is. Bcviil, passenger traffic man.
niger; W. G. Saunders, general pas
scngcr aHrnt. Roanoke. Vn
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-
7ith BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED.

Grafton, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Amanda
Barnett celebrated her 71th birthday
on Wednesday, August oath. She i'll
vited her Sunday School class ami
n few special friends The celebra
ton was combined with quilting
party. The quilt was made by her
mother 36 years ago. A sumptious
dinner was served to about 4 peu-
pie. Mrs Barnett comes to Sunday
School nearly every Sunday and her
class hopes to have another day next
August on the same day. She receiv
ed many presents for which she was
very grateful.
: Mrs. w. w. Kelly and little daugh-
ter. Harriet Rachel, were visitors
to this section last week. 1t has been
years since Mrs Kelly had paid
this country a visit. She now runs u
boarding house in Charlottesville
Va. The writer of this and Mrs
Kelly were classmates in school Al
few years past.
Mrs. P. G. Baugh is suffering very
much Of soreness caused by q fall
some time ago when her crutchet
slipped.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
POUNDING MILL NEWS.

(This letter was crowded out OF
last weeks issuc)
Mr.. Editor:
You know your own business but
we readers would like your paper bet
ter of you would print more items
and leave off that long war reminisc-
ence letter. We get lot of that III
history. "a hint to the wise is sufric-
lent" supposed you would print
my items of week before last in last
weeks paper. Numbers of readers
ask why the items fail to appear
each week.
Pounding Mill, Aug. 31.-The fol
lowing members of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union of this
place attended the bi-county conven.
tIon in Hoaker yesterday, viz: Mrs
Pat Dreunion. Mrs. w. B. Steele
Miss Rosalic Smith. Mrs. LYDIA Smith
Miss Margaret Wamsley, of Max
well, Rev. Mamie b. Osborne, Prin-
ceton. The latter is holding pro-
| tracted meeting III Methodist church
at Honaker. A good meeting and a
pleasant time is report.
/ Pref. and Mrs. w. p. Music and q
children, of Memphis Tenn, have
been the guests of Prof. Musics sis
'ser. Mrs. II. NJ. Christian.
Miss Margaret Hurt, daughter oil
Mrs. Ollie Hurt, has returned from
visit t. Yellowstone Parl. by auto
III coirr. ny with several other teach
cTs. Many places of interest were
vi;sa' The trip consisted of several
Voc g. She enjoyed the trip very
much.
Mr.. Oscar Nunlcy is much bette,
tier another spell of asthma. His
two daughters who have been i'll, arc
ont again.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
NOTICE.
Sale Of Valuable RenlHEstute in Tuz,.
well. Virginia.

WcI, lrBln!a.
Al the request of Louis ID. George
TON. The holder Of certain note for
the sum of Four Thousand Dollars
va ,00O.0O), executed by Steve De.
Eas and secured by Il decd of trust
on the property hereinafter mention
ed, dated Jai:n;.ry 2bth, 1921, and of
record in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Gf farewell count,
Virg MA, in Deed Book No. 30. pare
III and default having been made in
thc payment Of the same, shall pro-
coed To sell all of the property here
ftor set forth at public auction for
cash i'll hand on the day of sale
Place OF Sale: In front of Court
house ut Tazewcll, Tazcwcli county
Virginia.
Date of Sale: September 17tn
1921, between the hours OF 10 n. M,
and Loo p. III.
Description of Property to be Sold.
The undivided onc-half interest OF
Steve Dckas in all that certain loi
or parcel of land with all buildings
and improvements thereon and all.
purtcnanccs thereto belonging, az
"Sii t' Ni'Ol iiio OUc-iluIl interest
in the said hotel and restaurant
business. including all the benefits
and improvements and furnishings ir
said hotel and restaurant busines. !;
situate in the town o. Tazewell, Taze.
well county. Virginia on the north
side of Main Street of said town, tn,
said lot fronting about SIS feet on tlis
said Main street and running back {;
distance of Ij5 feet to PING Street
"nd bounded IN the south by Mali
Street. on tho east by the propert,
of Farmers National Bank OF raZG
well, on the north by Pine Street
and on the west by the property o.
Il. -. Warren; and being the sam,
property conveyed to Louis ID
Gcorgetoh and Steve Dekas by II. {
Chapman (widower) and others b,
deed dated the 9th day of August
1920, and of record in tho office O
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court o
Tazewell county, Virginia, in Dee,
Book 80. page $40.
| August 18th, 1921.
r. o. CROCKETT. Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-09
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Re Cured

r py local applications. as thoy canno,
C SsuSn ,ne diseased portion OF tho car
fianoI ~ ~, Dcatne9s REQUIRES constitu.
Sniar.SIlNf IL Il constitutional remedy
H9 Yn,n' Deafness Is caused by nm IN.
tho condition Of the mucous lining o.
manned manned you have a rumbiing SOUND oi
l." p 'InS,' nearing. ana when ii ia entIrc.
tho c'iE ns,a, deafness Is The result. Unips,
h nv Inflammation can he reduced vS,I,
uItWHhE may he DESTROYED Snrcyonr
thn rn,,..is ,,CArAHeH MEDICINE aet,
fa ccss ~ IN, me blood on the MUCOUS sur
flnmmo,ion' system. thus reducing the In,
tlons. 'es'o''hg normal condi
TS,irGu'ars free. All Druggists.
d. Chchcy & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
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SEE US FIRST .iiVr' BE SURE
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CLlNCH VALLEY IN.
SURANCE AGENCY,
Qncorpora,rd.l
TAZEW ELL. ".
REPRESENTING;

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new llhnlpslHTe Fire lns. Co.
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Phoenix Assurance Co.
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