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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
"7RAC7OR RAZOR" LATEST
IN ICE-SHAVING CIRCLES
Electrically Controlled and Operated Safety Now Utilized
to Keep Record Ice Face in Condition at Ice Palace

THE tractor has been assigned to new
l. duties. One of those miniature
mechanical caterpillars now is doing
shaving duty and three or four times
1aily this electrical barber shaves n
face of ice. And it is some face-only
22O feet long and 101 feet wide. 1t
takes three BARRIERS to operate this
tractor razor"
Philadelphia has the most modern
ice rink in the world. Everything is
mechanically controlled. And it soon
was discovered that in order to keep
the ice in perfect condition the aid Of
some mechanical contrivance was
needed.
The tractor, which is cletrax. sup
piled by G. c. Hub, was tried and pro
nounccd success. 1t boasts one of
the largest blades in the world. gives
the ice surface three shaves n day.
This blade slices off half inch of
snow and the trailer gathers in the
shaved ice and carries it on the cir
cults Of the rink. At the end Of every
round the snow is dumped into an oDcn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
COURSES GIVEN
IN AUTO STUDY
Philadelphia Mechanical and
Electrical School Gaining a
Wide Reputation

An institution which trains men to
become expert automobile mechanics,
covering all branches of motorcar work
and has gained widespread reputa-
ton for the excellence of it's courses
and the success of its graduates, is the
Philadelphia Mechanical and Electrical
School. located at GALS Brown street
and TO -2l Marshall street.
The president of the school is Rcy
mold o. Gilkcs, who was the founder,
establishing the school in 1908 in what
at that time was II small garage build
ing at GA Brown street.
The steady growth of the institution
has required expansion of the school
buildings until tic four large structures
now in use are necessary to take care
OF the student body and to house the
great amount of up to date equipment
used in teaching the various courses.
Mr.. Gilkes was chief inspector in the
aircraft department at Philadelphia
Navy Yard. and when the motor trans
port was formed he enlisted and was
made a captain and served until the
end of the war, resuming business Jan
uary 1. 1919 The Philadelphia Me-
chanical and Electrical School is an Of
fetal vocational and rehabilitation
school of the United States Government
and has an enrolment of more than 800
students.
For men who wish to make them
selves automobile experts the Philadel-
phia Mechanical and Electrical School
presents Il wide variety of courses An
auto electrical course, armature wind e.
ing, general motor repairs. practical
machine shop work, storage battery
building and driving instructions are
included.
The course covers six months, day
and night classes, with the same in {.
structiOn in both classes. This school
has been established for years and its
graduates have proved highly sue
cessful,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
a Situation That
Was Inevitable

Now once more the task of supplying the
motor car demand devolves upon the builders,
whose organization, experience and nroduct
have proved their fitness to survive throuob
years of competition that recognized none, rigbt
to live except by superior merit.
We could not, in candor, urge thar Hudson
ana ESSEX alone are deserving of consideration
10 the exclusion of all other cars,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

We know there are other thoroughly good cars,
some even that can we'll wear the name of great
cars, and we acknowledge the ability. application
and loyalty to ideals which alone could have
produced them.
Yet today, more than 100000 Hudson Super
HlXes are IN service. 1t is, and has been for
hve years, the largest selling fine car in the
world. Consider if its title to leadership were
less deserved if the flaw would not havs
appeared in five years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

Selectlvc buying again rules the automobile
market.
Inability TO secure delivery of his first choice
no longer forces the buyer to accept less
wanted car
The return of competition to basis OF merit
Is welcomed by Hudson and Essex in common
with all builders of established reputation.
They have not regarded competition on the
basis of ability to deliver as at all good thing
Tor the motor industry. That situation invited
many to plunge into automobile manufacture
and exploit the quick profits seizable from
unprecedented demand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
VOLsfead Act Hits
EUen Automobiles

Motors have pretty generally
given up the alcohol habit. 1t is
possible to obtain a number OF anti
freezing mixtures in the market
which do the work as we'll, cost
little if any more. and spare the
motOrist the ignominy of purchasing
dcnaturcd firewatcr.
Some users resort 10 calcium
chloride to keep the cold from dam
aging radiator cells, but the chloride
itself is detrimental and is never
employed by careful motorists.
But there are still some who have
personal preference for alcohol
over the prepared anti freeze com
pounds, and for them the following
formula is presented. which may be
used with safety in the radiator:
ALCOHOL WATER MIXTURE
Denatured Freezing Wood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
One Chassis Sire

win tso!,1sb 1se wseeibsSe and IN he fello.r
ing body types: Five.passenser touring.
four pa Bsenger tourstcr, hVe- passenger sedan,
four pa ssenger coupe two.passeneer coupe
ard a new type-the cabriolet, just an
nounced. They have n six-cylindsr type.
case en- bloc. az inch bore and ~ Inch
stroke. with unit power plant, developing ~
hnrsenower,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
One Chassis, Many Models

! The Mitchell offers q most attractive line
, Of open and closed models one chassis,
J which has 1IO-inCh wheclbasc, Fport model
heing their new contribution The body de-
signs iTElude three passenger roadster, AVE-
passenger touring Il new four passenger
sport model. four passenger coupe and hye.
passenger sedan the standard finish Of
4 which is black enamel running gear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
Offer Five Models

Tho Peerless line consists OF FIVE models
four pa ssenRer, four-door roadster. seven
/ ma ssengcr touring car. four-pasBenger coupe
sp ven pa ssenger sedan and seven pa ssenger
seda n limousine. They are all model 58
Peerless cars which was first built In 1919
Since that time no fundamental changes in
design have been made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
The Same Men Also
Build Essex

And Essex shares this prestige. Not merely
because Hudson builds the Essex, and there
tore pre-pledges to it all the experience and
nnowIedge gained in building the Super-Sx
NatHer because the Essex, not content with this
endorsement has established its own place
with such famous records as four times brnaI.
ing the transcontnental record with fo,,-
different cars, and in establishing the worId,s
2O-hour endurance mark. And nearly 81 Ooo
owners also know and acclaim its worth,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
Two Model Cars

The, Jordan is made. in two models, both
ssx5.eyhnqer sI,5 ,,,a Hpes 9Yt TY WIN dlEetsns % a.
bore by, 5K inch stroke. with 303 cubic
inches piston displacement and 30 actual
horsepower at 1900 revolutions per minute.
while the series NJ cylinders. ere az Inch
bore ard ~ inch stroke, with 228 cubic
inches OF piston dIsplacement,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
Aim at lioht WeIobt

The Oakland has brought out an in,proyod
! sM this year, the result OF imprnvrn,rnts .
during IN" past i've years, Their aim has
lines. TIL" engine as IN the pnsi ia ~ thn 'Ito
overhead-valNe type, the valves being easily
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
No Change in Fords

Ford cars continue their former models
the fNe-passenger coupe, two-passenRer run
about. fve-passenger sedan and two-pas q.
sengcr coupe. All are equipped with electric
starter. Simplicity OF design IL the notable
characteristic OF these cars-streamIine
hood. large radiator, crown tenders black
finish nickel trimming. etc. ECorpmy OF
operation Is another outstanding feature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
Radiator Lowered

Entering It's twenty-seCnnd season the
plcs of chassis design and body construc.
ZION. The radiator, Bonnet and cow are
the body Is carried lower to the ground ""N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

for several days will find that on starting
out with II the gasoline will be SOW to
Ignite. This IL partly due TO evaporation and
that took place when the was not in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
You Auto KnopU

If NJ any time difficulty is noticed in
turning down grease cups they should be re-
moved and the obstructing matter should
he carefully cleaned out and then they
should be filled with fresh grease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

II there is n lack OF compression and on
examination the valve heads seem clean and
perfect. give the valve stems n careful look
Ing over to see II they have not become
tho engine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19

To put your initials on some metal sur-
face Of yolr car. It Is best done BY etching.
Of nitric acid and an ounce OF muriatlc
ncid. shake these we'll. when they are ready
to use Cover the place to be etched with
bccswax melted and when this Is cold write
what Is desired In the wax clear down to the
metal. using Il sharp instrument for the
purpose Then apply the acid mixture with
a feather. being careful to fill each letter.
Let the acid stand for ten minutes and pour
water in II. This stops the etching. and
the wax may be removed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-19
II L D S O n
Hudson and Essex Lead
the New Competition

IA statement b the Hudson Motor Comtarv and ecc- ~
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
By Octauus Roy Cohen

Fappyi Yo' daddy loves you, OIL Greenbrieri
You = runnin'. Greenbrier-beatin' havses
hke'n to that is bout the easiest thing you
does. Hot dami hawss. I sees you comm.
:"
Tho dust rose behind the racers In q thick
cloud In the Judges stand. Dionyshus
leaned over the rail and stared intently. He
inbresthed audibly. Christmas Tree and
Greenbrier were neck and neck now &.
and suddenly Greenbrisr stumbled.
It was only for an instant, but the crowd
saw. groan Of agony rose heavsnward
Thrown on his stride for the fraction Of 9
second. Greenbrier yielded the lead to the
Tying. game little Christmas TrsA
They came closer to the anish-closer.
Ths howiing mob had become quiet now,
savs for hsrs and there the hysterical
scrssching of some woman who had bet q
dollar. Quietly Spider HAWKINS edged for
ward On his mount . enos he brouEht
hb whip down.
orssnheasr surgsd ahsad. his nsss pas,ed
that q CHRISTMAS TrssA He led by q half
isngth. A wnd pean of Joy rose from the
fnolosur& 0resnbrasr's racs.
Then something went wrong, Jockey sp,.
der Hawkins settled back In his seat. His
dnsvy nnsers wrapped around the rsins and
Epidemic distinctly saw him yank at the
head Of his mount 0rssnbrier, startled. f.,.
tered They were At the wire now
almost under It
And In that instant Christmas Trss thrvv
the last ounce Of effort into the nniah. Thar,
was leap. . howl
And Christmas Tree flashed undsr the
wire inches ahead Of Greenbraeri
Epidemic heard nothing but silsnosi Ana
then, from the void. came the sound Of M.
nerv's rsproachful voscs-
What you knows bout hawssa, Epad~u,e
-3ss' nseheliy ain'u"
Epidemic made NO answer. Thar, -. ro
answer to make. To hirnssif be thonrh,,
- That or skunk Dionyshus. He thunh mo,
of the money he was gwine mako than h.
did Of Ninervyi"
The spectators saesd - thourh d.,,A -.
unexpected reversal Of form In the last ~
seridss had generated . csmmunity pars,y.,s
And thsn Dionyshus Halist rose IN ths
1udgss' stand for the oficial announcement
The silence OF the crowd became NOR, so.
Dionyshus' eyes lighted on the coved nr.
ure Of Epidemic sinking Against the rail.
And Dionyshus expanded muchly 10 his trs.
umph Of power.
"Foth an ias' r.ce.- he believed throurh
his battered mssaphonA -Chris'mas Tree
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

way or the other. on this particular raee
And nnary-
"Yonder they so!' howisd Epidemie.
pressing hnewy finger. into Minsrvys
rounded arm until that lady WINGED -Yon-
der they H. Hot dog! ses EN- run.
:. Nabob in front that don't mean
nothing Chrismas Tree secon'.
Happy Days third. Green.
brier fo'th. -
-Tor you you vas foolish Settin' -
Gresnbrisr..
"Tellin' me foolish amt II foolish. Cmon.
you Greenbrierl 70 daddy's lookin' 1t yeu.
-. Yondsr he goes: 0reenbrier thrd.
Third DON WIN No money" snapped Nj.
nervy. -chrs,mas Tree Il done gone fustr
It was true. Christmas Tree had spurrsd
On the lower turn. passed Nabob and cut
into the ran. Up the back stretch they ned;
three smooth-running horses busy distancans
. tring hsld Then Nabob oonmsncsd 10
falter. Jockey Spider Hawkins. mp on orssa-
brier. gave the rstns slightly and the horss
responded with . sudden spurt which car
risd her BY Nabob. A shrek Of frenzied de-
light split the aftsrnoon air.
Then Christmas Tree, groomed for q KIN.
ing and running 1t the top Of his form, sst-
tied down for . gruerng finish with Green.
be1sr. The Spider w.s riding his mount
eadiy: working closer and closer to the
swiftly moving long shot, making his plans
to take the turn safely and pa.s ahead on
the stretch.
The crowd was delirious. Christmas Tree
had been lightly played and the money and
sympathy Of the SPECTATOR were with Green
brisr. Epidemic. seeing the apparent eass
with which Christmas Tree was maintain.
ing the lead. commenced to grow apprehen-
sive. He did not know enough about racing
to understand that the Spider had Green
brisr we'll in Hand for strong finish. nor
did he know that DionyshuS frenxied search
for Jockey Spider Hawkins Just before the
race had been unsuccessful
They whiried into the stretch TAR ahead Of
the neid. Grssnbrier swinging wida and
Christmas Tree hugsins the rail But Christ
mas Tree was beginning to tire. and the
little ebony jockey went out on his neck.
handFiding the mount.
The spectators formed into one yelling,
howiing mob. The spirit Of It probed the
usually sauabls soul Of EpiAsmic Taylor and
directed his shouttns-
sCmon 0rssnbrieri Cmon home - 20
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
LESS MISERABLE

for Enhng. Epidemic about to make seven
hundred dollars clear profit with monsy
Dtonyshus had loaned! It v,s unthinkabls-
horrible bsysad bsitsf.
Vctery for Christmas Tree spelled AZ
husnes for Epidemic and . STATE Of absolute
dsfunctaes for Dionyshus' oonnubial ambi-
tiona- Already the big man had risked
ninety dollars to insure the expunging Of the
name ot Epidemic Taylor from the list Of
candidates for the hand Of the voiuptuous
Ansry.
And finally . great resolve vas born IN
the breast Of Mr.. Dionyshus Hallet. great
magnificent mogul Of al things connected
with the Northsrn District Of Alabama Col
ersd Fair Association He clsnohsd one
dabby nst and prexissA himself Q sac<sd
promisA
That s.l Ninsrvy b wutA . heap mon
noasH An Epidsnie n b healthier some
Dlaos slss than Bumminhan. Iss gwins So
he goes thsrsr
Hp1Asm1s a.d l1insrvy rseoBsA from ~
accidental esliistsa at the corner Of the ram-
shaekis srandstanA Hpidsnas oonscriDtsA
IN szprssaen Of surprised delight and
plastsrsd Il al over his faos.
well. IN swanny I'm faint MfnGvy
Post whrs has you bssn At these ias sev'al
aays. Ninsrvr-
Minsrvy frownsd skeptieaily: -Ainr bsta
n place yeu ooulnt Of foun' me. Aistuh
TaySsr..
.YAaum. y0u has, too amt besn able
- loeats you nswhsres tall. = got some
money fo' you; beut hund'sd dollars."
Her hand was stretched forth. "Ginnms
IT.
swhanof-
.I wants to bet some Of II on this race
.Ha~s name Of whiohf"
shs lowered her voios. sChris'nas Tfsor
"shucks! oreenbrisr's gvins win.
He aint. neither"
He 4. too Hes the bestsst hawss IN
the racs. amt hef"
.Ysh. but Daonyshus HaIlst Il Judge Of the
rae4n' an he tor me to bet on ChFis'nas
Trsa.
Epidemis sDoks yositfvsiy. what thas
man amt sot is no brains. Ninsrvy. orssn-
brisr ID gwins win"
you has bet on oresnsrisrr-
II has"
"wsu. you gimme my hunted dollars. I
Graves to st It on Chris'mas Tree"
-No'm- amt swins let Jos pun No fsei
hmsnt iksn TO that
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02


II amt sayin' 'taint honey: but seein' a.
= you future husban' u gwins keep you
fum maxim fssnancial MiGtakes"
MY future husban'. you saysr-
that's my echo"
Hinervy's head went two points higher
i" A man what amt got no mon what you
Amt got. amt got NO call taIkin' bout maldn'
maiass with no gal"
what = rot IL some sense. Sense bout
racin' an sense bout wantin' to may you.
An says you amt gwine have that money
ontn after this heah race II ran. So DON
make no mo- talk boutsa It"
Ainervy did make more talk bouten It
She made plenty Of talk. but It didn't carry
her any appreciabls distanc> Finally she
booked her arm through that of Epidemic
and tossthsr they took up positions At the
fence opposite the Judges stand.
Epidemic was nervous, extremely "a. He
know that he was taxing . long chancs
But taking lang chances had become an abso-
lutte necessity.
He was hankdng entirely On DfonyshuS
hatred Of himself and on that sentlernan's
love for Aiss Ainervy Post. Dionyshus. he
knew. had wagered heavily on Christmas
Tree. YET Epidemic had bet that Dionyshus'
passion for Minervy was greater than his
love for money. He had played his hunch
straight and to the limit and possessed Of
additional capital. he would have plunged
yst moro heavily.
To-" he reasoned. what the good LAwd
givs fslisr brains TO- Il he ainr to uss
'emrs
Epidemie's scheme was 20 complicated a.
70 be simple. He had convinced Dionyshus
that he bet on Christmas Tree. No one. and
least Of an Dionyshus suspected that his
money was al placed On the chances Of
orssnhr1sr. The sman amounts laid on
christmas Tree had been By way Of oamou-
hags. and Hpidsnic knew that his rival was
duly impresssd and considerably bswildersd.
The bugis sounded clear and shrill In the
afternoon air. There was Q colorsd surge
from tie paddock and bsteins ring for places
ef vantass along ths fence The seven sn-
triss. with thsir silkolaA 3ecksys, paradsd
bsfors the 1udss1 ssand. saiutsd the portiy
and pompous Dionyshus. whirisd and eddisd
about under the hoarss bsllowines Of the
starter.
The race was for one mile. II was> the
final event Of fivs day program which had
5axsed Darktown to its roots. Every avail
abls penny Of surplus cash was wassrsd eos
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

come In fust but Is disqualified TO- fourH.
onicial finish a. foIiers: Greenbrie- tst-
For . spltsecond Epidemic stood a. ons
In . trance Then. a. the sense Of the sitp
alton percolated through his slov-worirns
brain, his figure stifened- Suddenly be
raised his head and . wild yell split the air.
-Greenbrier wins!- He whirled and leape6
for the bettins wing. wait To- me, Ainervy.
I an you g1ts mated In thutty r1tnuteH
oooh, Greenbrier wins an Dionyshus van
himI-
Fifteen minutes later Epidenie Taylor
Jockey Spider Hawkins. He found that rae
ing gentleman excessively diseonsolate-
-Tainr that min puIlin' q havss.- b.
moaned Spider. but to have 20 own man
doubiecross you
Epidemie waved two hundred dorlars ~
men en- good Them - real Einuwine mos
eys Spider. an they II an your'ni-
miner
You saA III To- seventy1ve dollars. IN
. hunted an twenty-five mo what n Won
on Grsenbrieri An the sams also TO- me-
-Greenbrferr- echoed the dazed Spider.
You speechinsd I inowed all the tms
chris,mas Tree want Ewtns win an % I
bet 1t thataway.-
AN you also IL two hund'ed dollars n
the cisarr-
Epidemic shook his head Mot prezar1y.
owes an the two hunted doIlars what b
rot -
Spider dfvtded his ron and handed har Of
II TO Epidemic. -Tha's 20 rakeon." he sail
generously. -one hund'ed To- 10 vsy own
ser.-
-Aw. spider@-
TAKE n Epidsmse- An that iesves me
with . hunted MON thought I had
Eptdsrnie took n -Honsymoon sxpensH.
ne sasd Thsn his voice dropped coundeD
uany. How come chrsmas Trss TO foui
pour
Spider looked up In surpr1ss -Tha,s tia
funny paht OF H. Brvther rayior. Chrirrnss
Tree never fouled me q tan ! p<vsr b-sn -
rprassd In my ME ~ when Dlsuyshu Hansf
SQuahnsd that hsv1 He nsvu fpu,ed ns
An-an' asts you nov-aint that funny
thing what Anstuh Hanst doos daner
Funnyr chortisd Epadense .runnyf
fou BET 20 soup its funny. ony you don
know yit how funny n H. An neither does
Htstuh Dionyshus Hausti But Iss gvfns
ten himi Iss irvine ten him ths whsas story
~ - sosa - I an his s.i y s.xaI -
rsdi-
rouusssAs, isu,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
ros.Snasd frsa preceding pagsl

sws sos asilar bfns int tAs bookis's fac>
sfvs DOLLARS On Christmas Tree to win.
- yrssaamsd isa0y.
BssaysAus Started IN surprise Epidsnse
sxns4 ss1y. tnaa swung back and handed
o. bsskis ansthG dollar. Ar sos ns'
asu.r - Christmas Trss.. - s.aphassssa
He sAsvsd sy the Ssvndsrsd Dsonyshus -
- .ant sea.d. Thrs The DsrSormaaos was
esps.asl Two e.sAonAr bsts were placed
- cArlstnas Tree to Win =. . and Il
v.s then that Daoayshus grabbed him ~
- Rm.
.csnsl ~. r.spsa he BIG nan. - yeu
Unb sssnsAr -.
.1.aI "a. . TN. ';;;sE |R
sHsa = bstta,' q orsstmas frss..
sA1.hm NJ ssnseA1n' I Asat knSv. An
s b. tanss graves - place De ~ sf
~Anv - ~ sms w4nnan' hav1-.
pas.yshD fsat hAsssf t.vslans a.suaA
q ersssa Hpsdsa3s bsefng "a CArlstnas
Esss - chrissn,as Tfss esrtain to win
sH lsag eAdsi That Asank q yeung fsrtlns
- o. ntE3s Nss1o aaA N Inevitable sequel
- naHmoay Win NnGvy Pest east tn ths
- e nafx1nsasA t.
sDSSut. skamnsFsd Dopnyuh1s, I. .Af.ns
Z tn 20 oFsmhrssr w swine vinf.
HpAdsn1s INST HI sy0 squarsay. .You
a1z1n1 ~ Hiseuh AaIlst. n tAs minute
- 1sas same kDovsd that orssahrisr
~ ~ svins VIM
.Yy-y1yoa hsgsrsd that rigAs sussa ~
svn haadr.
EEhx sutm ny swn hsad. A. lnowfn'
uak orssahEi@ want swi>s vin. asyrsA
0 which hsw0 was. AZ IN sAak moaay,
nroth~ Ha1sk. 'osoe9H szy tsn aollaxs
which has spnt an ssDsadsa 10 satmsats,
has bean bst en christmas Tree 10 win. An
e nov. AothR Haliet. eravss ysu to mako
vay to- NJ 'Auss Iss . busy man"
DsoayshS fan back . stsp. -Wlextn'
64psr - nstt~Sd, .Aes GvAns orar q,
S11k asva hwfsd deGlarsr
Au16sa1e paussd only boP Parthian sasoG
Il st1nns b sit M . banlEroll. Brethsr Hal.
lst. which = gwins pay an expenses ef the
swez,sst hnnsymooo you ever hsarn tan Of
An ths pah1y Of the sscon' pahf b gw1ns
hsSs . mssdsn name Of Minsrvyr
Epsdsmie fAdsd into the crowd. Dsonyuhus
1sped for air. HIS hatsd rival bstting on
he Anro witch hs. Deonyshus had planted