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The Monett times., 1921-06-03
CALF CLUB TO
Sell JUNE 9TH
Club Composed of Boys and Girls of
Monet and Vicinity will Offer
Heifers at Public Auction.

Next Tuesday, June 7th, Monett
will be the scene of the first public
sale in Southwest Missouri to be held
entirely by boys and girls. The con-
signments Of the sale are to be made
by the members of the Central State
Bank Boys and Girls Club, every
member of which is the proud owner
of fine young heifer of the Jersey,
Holstein or Hereford breed.
The club is composed of thirty odd
youngsters. 1t was organized during
the winter of 1919-192O by the Central
State Bank in order to contribute to
the upbuilding of the community by
encouraging the development of pure
bred live stock. The members of the
club selected committee to purchase
the calves for them, some members
choosing Jerseys, some Herefords and
others Holsteins. In the Spring of
1920 the buying was completed, the
heifers We're assembled in Monett and
a drawing was conducted at which
each member received his or her
heifer by drawing her number.
Each member having become the
owner of fine animal in his own
,rne. probably for the first time in
Ii life. took his heifer home and
gave her the care that can be be-
slowed only by youngster upon his
or her most precious possession. Some
of the heifers have dropped calves
and those members now have two
animals.
As was understood in the beginning
of the club the project is eliminating
in an auction sale in which every
original heifer and such Of the off
spring as the members wish to sell,
will be offered to the public. This is
the sale which will be held next Tues
day.
The sale will include nine Herefords,
three Holsteins and twenty-eight
Jerseys, a total of forty animals.
Everyone of these animals is regis
tered, having represented in their
pedigrees some Of the most famous
sires and dams IN the country. A re-
view of their tabulated pedigrees as
shown by the catalog which the club
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
MRS. EMMA REITHMILLER

Mrs. Emma Reithmiller, for many
years resident of Monett, died Tuesf
day afternoon following an operation
in a local hospital at Springfield. The
funeral services were held Wednesday
afternoon at the Starne funeral chapel
and burial was made in the Green
lawn cemetery.
The decedent was born in Bronburg,
Germany and came to America at the
age of 13. She is survived by her
husband, two sons and one daughter,
all of whom reside in Monett.
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
BARRY COUNTY cows
IN COW RACE

Missouri dairymen in the March
monthly contest of the Cow Race ex-
ceeded every production record made
up to this time. In all 90, or prac-
tically one fourth of all cows on test
produced above so pounds of fat or
more.
Two cows owned by w. w. Campbell
& Son, Monett, won places on the
Honor Roll: Marigold's Mary Jane
with 1175.1 pounds of milk and 1,542
pounds of fat; and Pride You'll Do,
1217.4 pounds of milk and 52,397
pounds of fat.
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
EAST PURDY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haddock visited
Mrs. Jane Eden Sunday.
Ward Swearinger motored to Webb
City Sunday afternoon.
Ruby Lowery is staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom McPhail this week and
picking berries.
Lee Cramer had bad accident
Sunday night. The horse kicked his
buggy to pieces and the horse was
badly cut.
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
HOW ABOUT THIS?

$4,000 monthly with $4,000 down will
make you the owner of a nice roomy
home on Central Avenue. This is
priced for immediate sale to settle an
estate. Now is your chance to buy a
home and save your rent money. Let
us show you this place.
GARDNER G. GARDNER
Phone 81 213 Fourth St.
284-tf
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
NOTICE

/ am now located at Sig Solomon's
office on Fourth street in the real
estate business. If you want to buy
home or farm, see me. If you
want to sell your home or sell your
farm, see me or call phone 440.
S4tf ALVIN H. COX.
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
MISSIONARY SOCIETY WILL
MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The Missionary Society of the
Christian church will meet Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Walter Breden. All members
are urged to be present. There will be
an election of officers.
The Monett times., 1921-06-03
ALL DAY SERVICES AT
PLEASANT RIDGE

Rev. j. I. Bfattin. Barry County
Baptist Missionary, willconduct all day
services at the Pleasant Ridge church,
Sunday, June 5. A basket dinner will
be served at noon.
The Monett times., 1921-06-03

New spuds, four pounds for 25c.
MATTHEWS GROCERY. S2tf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
Co,NV0CARE E

Societatea Romma de Ajutor
81 Cultura. ''Desteapta-te Romine
-Hora Unirii" din Detroit, Mich.
Convoaca pc toti membrii sal de a
lua parte la adunarea extra-ordi
nara. care va avea loc in Dumineca
de Is Ianuarie 1921 in Hala
Chene din MondrOe Str. No. 686.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
= p. m. la care sedinta sunt rugati
staruitor fieste-care membru apar-
tinator Societatii noastre de lua
parte la aceata sedinta unde Sc
vor decide mai multe chestii Gu
privire pentru binele 81 inaintarea
Societatii. Absentee nemotivate
Sc vor amenda conform Statu-
tului. Tn speranta ca fieste-care
membru Isl va face datorinta am
ramas salutindu-va ell deosebita
stima in numele Societatii ~. s.
Desteapta-tc Romine Hora Unirii
dim Detroit. Mich.
p. Gabrian, Presedinte.
loan Nemeth Nedm!u, Seer.
(6-7.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
1nv8taInhltele pacll generate

patruns adinc in constiinta ln-
mi, pentru en- el sa nu triumfe
pretutindeni. Gu toate impotri-
virile va triurhfa 81 in lr.Aahda.
A dolla urmare a razboiului
este triumful democratiei. Raz-
boiul a pus fata doua lumi, re-
prezentind doua idei: democra-
tia 81 reactunea.
Zamislitorii pacii n'au putut
satisface aspiratiunii 81 hotarir1-
Tor lor era antidemocratica. Soar
ia popoarelor a fost fixata de
vointa suverana citorva. Atita
timp Cit in viata internationala
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

Piatra de te-o prapadi,
Vasele, nu S or dogi
Fara pic de vim in ele?
- Doar de .asemenea belele,
Mo feri El, Gel de sus,
lar daca Oiu III supus
La astfe! de 'ncercare.
NJ sunt 'banci de asigurare?
= Oar daca te pomenesti
De la vie cind lIpsesti,
Ca doar no sa stai batal,
Cum ca-ti curge un antal.
Golul. ce intr 'insul creste,
Vinul NIL til oteteste?
- Ca ho. ca m al scos din pepeni
De-un ceas. de cind tot Imi depeni
La prapastii 81 ponoase.
la le-oiu pune cercuri grease,
Sa m curga nici I'm pic!
Fic. nu mai zic mimic.
= Apoi ca 81 bine faci,
+ 81 timpul ca sa tacl!
Ce dracu! M esti in stare,
O vorba de 'ncurajare
Sa spui 81 tn he 'mbufnata,
Barem la un an odata D..
Alt rlspuns nu mai gasesti?
Vecinic trebui sa cobeSti?
- Ba pe plac pot sa-ti vorbesc,
Insa. vezi tn. ma gindesc:
Oar daca or putrezl
Cercurile, 81 or pIezni?
Victor Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
INSTIINIARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
noytri q observa urm&toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adres3:
1. S& Sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a rnutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx &
Sc alxtufe m&rci do 6c. 81 Sc
caute sd nj % dea numele stra-
del gi al ora3ului correct.
Cine nu observe aoeste re-
gull in ssdar a3teapx q / %
schimbe adresa c3 nu 20 poate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
Conferinta d-lui /. G. Duca la
Cerctil de studii p. n L.

'Parea creiat patru reailitati !:
I. aplicarea principilului nationa-
litatilor, q triumful ideei demo-
cratice, 81 Chestiunea sociala 81
A. Deorgail;1area economical sta
telor.
Pacea a desfiintat nedreptatile
seculare sub care All trait popoare
le Europei; hotarele statelor Sc
confunda All Gu hotarele etnice,
ceea ce 7nseamna un mare pas
1nainte i'm desvoltarea Omenirei.
Principiul llationalitatii prea a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

itfei-patru p,tteri vbr disphne de
viata 81 cond,rcerea celorlalte, era
democratiei va intirzia.
y. Duca aratd apoi la ce sc re-
duce Liga Natiunilor, cind din ea
lipseste America 81 Germania,
end Anglia reprezentata ell
toate coloniile eli, lar votiil celOr
lalte popoare poate fl majorat
prin eel al statelor sud americana.
A treia realitate iscata pc ur-
ma razbOiului este chestiunea So
ciala. In calttarea tformlIlelOr de
echhilibru intre. capital 81 mlnca
desvoltarea socialismllui a fost
un fenOmen firesc. Mimic mai ma
tural de cit ca soldatul invinga-
tor pc front sd ceara rasplata
ostenellor 81 suferintelor lui, lar
soldatul invins. pedepsirea celor
respons'abili
/ O eferescenta' razboiului este
81 bo.sevismul % nevroza socia-
lista. Pacea generala n a isbutit
sd opue miscarii bolsevice poll
tea 81 sohtiile eli reparatoare. DE
aceea pacea nu $ a intronat inca
in viata popoarelor, razboiul in
floreste sub toate forme!e - raz-
boiml militar 81 razboiul civil.
Consiliul celor ) ma isbutit sa
opue bolsevism,llui lie cit atitu-
dini incoerente. Singura Franta a
avut politica hotarita, comba-
tind bolsevismlll.
Redusa la propriele-i forte, ma
isbutit insa sa-si realizeze planul.
Cit timp nu Sc va raspunde prin
aaeeasi atitudine fata de proble
MIA bolsevista, pace nu va fl intre
popoare. ID. Duca preconizeaza
impotriva bolsevismulli frontul
unic-ml de- armate, ci de solutii.
Ultima consecinta modulul
cum s'a incheiat pacea este per-
turbarea generala vietii econo-
mice. Hotaririle conferintelor All
fost influentate de plenipotentia-
rii oculti al finantelor, care pro-
povaduiau egalitatea 81 libertatea
popoarelor prin robia Tor econo-
mica. Dovezile: specula nerusl-
nata Gu valuta tarilor mici; ere
ditele popoarelor sleite de pc ur-
ma razboiulfi precupetite cama-
tereste; perpetuarea sistemului Gle
aservire economical prin acapara-
rea avutiilor rationale $. a. in. d.
O garantie pacii nu poate
da deceit infringerea autocratls-
mlului economic, d1pa doborlrea
celli militar 81 polite.
lar concluzia pentru directiva
politicei noastre de viitor este:
expectativa prudenta, atita timp
cit mltlte in jurul nostru sunt
provizorii 81 lputine definitive.
Politica miinAor legate este o po-
Utica nepermisa. Sc va zice a
tunci:
Pangermanism! + cuvIntul ce
vine din partea 'fauritorilor de
Antante mici 81 de .dezilllzii
mari.
Alaturi de marii aliati sa as
teptam in liniste desfasurarea
evenimentelor.
Cea mai buna din toate politi-
cele externe este aceea care plea
cd de la intarirea situated in-
terne. ('Dacia" }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
lar CHESTIA FIUME

Taranto, Italia. = Sosirea le-
pionarilor din Fiume in acest oraS
prOvOcat o mare manifestatie
insa care sfirsit in tulburare. o
persoana fost ranita 81 mai multi
au fost arestati. Sc crede ca o
greva generala este iminenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

'Si Heep via. o SadPSc.
- &c te ast1mpara barbate,
Nu stu &c idei ciudate
III cam win, zau. une ori
Par 'avem inostenitori
Ppntrn carl s'agonisim?
Multi putin, cit mai train,
Fie-he spre odihnit.
ca destul doar am muncit!
ST de-o faci, cui sd ramie?..
Si apOi, vial belalie,
LIANT Sc tin muncile grele,
Cheltuelile, 81 Gle
Nu poti sti cind Or s'ajllnga. S
Stai mereu cu NINA n punga.
ST ce munca e la vie!
Vezi tu? curata robie!
.Intri primavara n ca
81 Ia iarna icsi d abba:
Mai sfifsit-o Gu taiatul.
Ca te ia de mas legatul.
81 ihgroap-o 81 desgroap-o
81 apoi sap-o 81 lar sap-o.
Cercuieste-o 81 stropeste-o..
Uliu!.. nunai ma gindesc
81 par'ca ma 'ingrozesc!
= D D'apai, IA nevasta, fie,.
Ca dear vrea sd puc vie
Vr'unul &c tear auzi.
Crede-ma ca s'ar lipsi.
Nh pot Fl viticultor.
Daca nam mostenitor?
Oar proprietari de vii,
Stunt toti oamen ell cUpii?
Daca II am Gu att mai bine,
Mai traesc 81 pcntru mine;
In sfGrsit tn n'ai sa port
Din parere sa ma scott
ST sa ma abati din Gale
Gu prapastiile tale!
Prin urmare. tine minte,
Poti sa spui tll tot ce vrei,
Vim din via noastra bel.
= Sc 'ntelege, tin tie mare!
Din gn1'a, ce lesne pare!
Vorba celia: pune vita
81 halt, gaia. bea vinita!
= Pal cum par ca cine site
Ce e sd croiesti o vie?
Trebui ami sd te gindesti,
Pin ce sd te h0tarasti?
- De. mai omule, Ell una,
M vreau sd ma cert intr una,
D'aia, ute, IA cum stii,
Insa socoteala til,
Dac'o fl sd isblndesti,
Cite trcbui sd 'fnplinesti!
Ute, zor Gu via dai
81 tn, pivnita nici mai!
- Iaca vorba pc .nevasta!
Pal fac Ell bre 81 p 'asta!
- Bine, sA ne 'nchipuim
Lipsa asia co 'mplinim,
De butoaie. ce te faci?
- Ri, gasi-le-ar zece draci!
Doar oiu dlbui si EN-
V'un dogar, in tirgul meu!
- Mearga 81 asta, mai barbat'
Oar in anul cind te-o bate
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27
Teachers Examinations.

The next regular Teachers Exam
instion will be held al the Publit
School building in poscsi. Frida,
and Saturday. August 9Th and 9th
1891 All teachers who desire to maA,
certificates are urged 10 be pIeseu
and take the examination.
Order of Subjects -first Day.
Geography, eto $50 m.
Language, 10 l0:&oa. m.
Algebra, l0s m. to 1890 ?. m.
Or,hography, II =. m. to 1880 p. m.
Grammar, l:3o 10 3;aNp p IN,
Arithmetic. go 10 p. III.
Literature, 300 to i p. M.
Reading, 4:So to 6 r. IN.
Secondary,
Civil Government. TO R:W q. m
L !. History. a:p lQ:Sn 4. m.
Agriculture. ips. NJ 10 1900 III.
Algebra, 10 a. III. IA 1920 p IN.
Adv Science. 1886 a. N. 10 le;& p IL
Physiology. lao to p. nj.
Writing. 2io $ 3. IN.
Pedagogy. 2:a0 to $50 3. IN.
Literature: $50 to op. M.
ADV. History. 800 TO i p. m.
BuRWELL FOX.
County Superintendent IL SshCoh
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben pcFu.tst spsui
the weekend With Mi. and Mrs Ar.
thur lille. oi Deslorc.
Mi.. Hiltssard. Schma,s il on ,h.
siek list.
Mr., y. ". McFsddcn and iamsl,
spent the pas. week fishing nu, weri
the mail during hi- absence. MI,
McFadten came back with man,
"h.h stories, "and Ms,s,r, &C Car,
lyon. Tom Gu2a and Cart Rahn also
went cat there and iished
M.s. Jasper FAtiey ard children 81
, Peoria .pen. lev days here the pas,
week visiting the ioimef's mother,
Mrs. X. A Wouhsm.
Nicholas Rogers is visiting re!s'
tivss In ~. Louis.
Mr.. Charles Forster Of Fsstus IL
visiting his eonsin, Mr. h. +. Nc.
Kinney, and family oi this place.
Miss Fio,euc: Middleton oi Chiea
90 Ia the gurn Of relative. here.
The irondAle baseball team played
asainstths Gnmtn team SUNDAY. tie
score be ing 81 to = IN Irvndsle's isvut
hr. x. X Msdomhc, aud fam,i,
leti Monday tor Michigan, whore they
viii make their future home. sidnr,
Maoomber aud son, Floyd, who were
also going 20 Michigan. were caught
In q tall OF rock underground over at
tho mines they were finishing theft
last isy's work before leaving. Mt.
Aaeomb<r suffered = broken leg,
while Floyd escaped With bruises.
Mrs. = Green and sons OF Mnsko.
gee, Okla. we're the guests OF Mt..
II. Lewis the past week.
Miss Vada Mckinney and consins.
she Misses RaddstI, OF California.
are visiting relatives at Frankciay
and Bonue Terre for few days.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27
Peoria.

Thteshiue j. the order OF the day
here.
The revival here conducted by Rev.
Bouse ie making good progress, All
are invited su attend these services.
Mr.. Pau, Robinson and Miss Grace
Asnder.on oi Belgrade visited At the
homc OF Miss lola Kirk Sunday,
Mr. Alvin Hutiedg~ OF st. Louis.
Who had been visiting in our bu1g
the past week. returned sa the city
Saturday.
A basket dinner will he given Il the
Councii RiuH church Sunday. July
a. Let ali attend.
Mr.. John Duty and Mr.. and Mr.
Fred stsvcns, late Of this place. lett
Sunday tor Califovnis. where they
uill0ahe their future home.
~. and Mss q. 4. Martin and
asanson, Eddtc bennstt, sisissd as
0hs hasss otshels dasehtss. Mrs.. A..
oAus Dlobsy. 90 ~ lAse Oeok.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27

Congressman M. r. Rhodes,
chairman OF the House sommit.
tee on Mines and Mining. made
consistent speech before the
House n committee OF the
whole ON the new general tariff
bill on July l4th. laying before
that body the urgent necessity
Of giving the metallic and chem
ical mining industry OF the coun,
ary better tariff protection TO
revive it from the depression In
which it now languishes. While
the scope OF his argument ex
tepded to this whole industry
throughout the country, it par.
ticularly included and stressed
the reasons for better protection
of the barytes, lead and cobalt
mining industries OF this, the
district he represents. And we
all here know what the welfare
and prosperity of these indus
tries mean TO the people Of the
community. Mr.. Rhodes has
apparently labored tir elessly to
secure this benefit for US, for |,
the protective schedules he ask
cd for were, wS presume, adopt
ed in the general tari6 bill which
passed the House last Thursday
by n vote of 80 10 l11.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27
No. /
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Washington county Circuit Court
10 Angus. term, A .. 1921. in va.
cation July ~, 1921.
In the Circuit Court q. Washing.
ton county.
State Of Missouri, county Of VAST.
ington. IS. To Angus, term, 1921.
State Of Missouri a. the relation
and 20 the use Of George Carr, col
lec,or Of the revenue Of Wsshjng.c ?
County, in the State of Missoal3.
plaintiff,
oin d. o'ney and - IN known
heirs. .consost. dssisee., dSees Ali. ~.
ees. immsdi..e. insane - remote.
voluntary and involuntsl, gransee.
oil osin y. o.uey, and all unkau~
persons interested In the real ests:,
herein described, deieucaris
A; this day comes the plai,tia
herein. by his attorney, before u,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in yscx.
ton. and files his petition and Aft
cafi,, alleging. among other things
that oriu ID. olney, ard the aukrcxu
heirs. ronsort, derisess, donees. alien.
ees, immediate, nesne aac remote
ard Involuntary grantees
oi oHn ID, olney. detancsn,s te,e,r,
are Mt residents el tne State Of M,s
souri
Plaintiff further states that said
non residents and unknown persons
interested in the reai estate herein
described cannot be- summoned IN
this action by the ordinary process
Of law.
"hertupon i. Is ordered hy the
Clerk in vacation ,ha, Order Of Pub
hca,ion be made ,ha; said defendants
be notified that plaintiff has con,
menced suit against them in ,h,s
court. the object ard general naig
Of which is 10 enforce the lien Of a,
STATE Of Missouri for hack taxes due
Ter the years 1916. 1917, 1915 and
1919. on the following real estate b.,
longing 10 said defendants. tow;
Tract No. |. The norihes., Qsarts
OF the northeast quarter u section
unity three tss}, township thirty.
seven tS7l north. rseee one ca e.s,I
OF the 9Th principal meridian, con.
~ aetes.
An itemised statement in the rs
ture Of II tax bill. showing the
Of taxes and costs now due
on sasd real estate. for the years
aforesaid. amounting in the aggre
6 ate to the sum OF twelve suS
y loo dollars. is tlsd with said pe,,-
ton and made part thereof. ard
that unless tie said defendants he
and appear in this court st the mex,
term thereof, 10 be begun and hold.
en- Al the cour; house in the town #
lotosi. in SAID county, on the seaG
lay Of August, 1924. and or or be. |
tore the sixth day of said term Il!
The term shall SO hong continue, and |
4 net then on or before the las; ia, |
If said term. answer or plead 10 tbs |
re;ition In said cause. the same WAL |
Nc taken as confessed and Judgment |
ai'! be rendered accordingly, Aa2 IL |
S further ordered that a copy here
af BE- published According Ia law
n the rotosi Journal. a weekly news
,arer published in said County of
apd State Of Missouri |
JOS CRESSwEiI, Clerk.
State 81 Mss-cari, County u Wash
ngtrn. S.
I. Jos. Cr~sswrl!. clerk. hcrcby e~r-
lfy the foregoing 10 he q true copy
ls the same appears es rrcsnd in
ny afice.
Given under NY hand and seal %
'asss. IN Rotosi, this issA day 81
tub A. H., lssi.
yO2 CnEHxWEiI.
asAD Ga. Il
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-07-27
No. 5.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Nashinstrs County Ci-cul, C~ar.
'~ Aagvs; ;eryn, 4, n, iSsi. III va
'5..oG. Jure &Saad. 1874.
In ;hs Circuit Coart of Washlrs
;ea ,o@a:y, - AGgas; tercz. 1921.
state 4 Missouri. Cagn;y al Wash
.-e;as, IS.
St&.e x y. sas1-i. ., ,Ae -s'alie,
l-s2 e 4 asV - Georsv Carr. ssl
'e,ae- u he yvyeaae Of washiastO.
-ouH:y in tire State os Mssssar:
,,aiatis.
scalGx:
Sarah J. Galloway, ChAs. +. vasel
Justice Sad George J. E.srhn,aan
@a2r;Eze~e. and tAe unknown heirs
r'aso-t. devisrcs, &ossers. NiSaess
san3cdsS.c. nseSne anG TSusa:e. vol
in:Ary ard Involuntary grantees o;
SS-sh }, Galloway. CAas. 7. Voxvl
.ruStrr, Geo. J F'lisanana. nOrsss.
.ev, and all anksSwn rcrsSns inter.
ss;sSa IN the rvai estate he.vin DE-.
SsF's'ct, defendants
Al this aay canacs the plaintiff
serv.u. by lis stEoyury. hcfosr the
ierS os the circui, cegrs in saeasic-
and eles his ee.isiSn and xSiavtt,
allcEssg sroax otAez things. tAs,
Sarah J. Galloway, Gas 2. vsxel
trustee. G~crre }. Ffiehmanr. asS!
the sasaown hrsrs. ecasers. arvis~<s,
ioaccs slicnecs. Immediate. nesae
N'ie rv'ae's. voluntary ard i-yolsnssry
crAnte~s Of Sarah J. Galloway. CAas.
Y. Fesr'. ard ccsrr~ J. ri~Amasn.
prfrn.ianss Aer<in ass
ne; svesdun1s e ~ StaAs e Ainsusi