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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-12
Old Resident Given
Up by Physicians

Given up by five doctors, my only
hope an operation. rebelled on cut
ting me open, as I am rs years old A
neighbor advised trying Mayr's Won
derful Remedy for stomach trouble. I
got relief right away. I had not eaten
for 10 days and was as yellow as a
gold piece. I could have lived only a
few days but for this medicine" 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract mad allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded
Crystal Pharmacy and druggists ev-
ere.-Advertisement.
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dru g g ingl Rub
soothing, penetrat-
ing st. Jacobs Oil
right into your sore,
stiff, aching Joints
and relief comes
instantly. st. Ja-
cobs Oil is a harm
less r h e u matism
lin 1 m e mt which
never disappoints
and can not burn
the skin.
Timber upl Quit
complaining. Get a
small trial bottle of
old. honest st. ia
cobs oil at any
drug store, and in
just a moment
you'll be free from
r h Q u matte pain,
soreness and stiff
ness. Don't suffer!
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HON. FRANK S. REGAIN
is UNIQUE ORATOR

Hon. Frank s. Regain, of Rockford,
illinois, former member of the Illinois
legislature, who is to give two adj
dresses in this city in the First M. e
church Friday afternoon and evening
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Relief awaits you. st. Jacobs Oil is
just as good for sciatica, neuralgia,
lumbago. backache and sprains.--Ad-
vertisement.
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Bent Over With
Rheumatism Pains
stop druuginG and get qslesx
relief with a bottle Of oid
reliable st. Jacobs on

st. Jacobs Oil stops any pain and
rheumatism is pain only.
Not one case in fifty requires inter-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-12
TIGER FIVE SMOTHERS THE BREWTON
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM BY 69-S SCORE

1usty cheers and spirited yells for both
teams echoed through the school build
ing throughout the contest.
The lineup was as follows:
Brewton go Pensacola (69)
Forwards
Holiday Observation-Disclosures. Marsh
Weaver .............-.... Gum
Center
Travis =. si.s.s.. rIdlSr
Guards
JOrdOn s....... &c 80. WOi1e
HagOod >. .'.....- Levy
notwithstanding for Jordon,
Stearns for Levy, Mitchell for Marsh,
Levy for Stearns, Levy for Mitchell.
Referee--Alex Olsen o. Timekeep-
er-Jimmy Gerelds. Scorer-Tom
Johnson. Hub Banks, coach for PEN
sacola; L. o. Kyzar, coach for Brew
ton.
Scoring-Holliday 8, Weaver 8, Ha-
good 2, Marsh II. Gum is. Frater "a,
Wolfe 10, Mitchell 2.
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Paid:Fal1cyPrices,, s.

: II paid an international authority
on. diseases Of the stomach 81 500 and
he didn't do me five cents worth OF
good. II have been to various Spas
in Europe. as well as this country and
have spent fully $50; 600; frhitlessly
in search 81 cure for my stomach
any remedy: for. my, case. my wife's
brother had taken Mayr's Wonder.
full Remedy and praised it. so highly
that tried it and am now, entirely
rid of that trouble" ~: 70.
|: 1t is a simple, harmless preparation
that i, removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac.
tically all stomach, liver and intesti.
nal. ailments, including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re
funded.-AtsA All Druseists. IA DIV. ~, ~
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=, = = - -. n s'FH LAX - :
HAD ORIGIN IN en-.
PAGAN. FESTIVAL
CUSTOM or CHOOSING :AssVk I - Y.
= #. TINE Is ANCIENT. ::zs.s,
Fathers Of Christianity Modified the
Practices Which They Wers IN !
able Entirsiy ia. Eradicate. M :.

St. Valentines day lis the 14th Of
February, and singuiarly ominous to-
lovera st. Valentine is said to have
been q bishop Who suffered martyrdom.
under the Roman emperor. Glaudius,
OF else under Anrellan u IA IT, .
Like many another semi Christian
custom, the day set apart TO the mem
Org Of ST.: Valentine m the Christian
calendar IS an old pagan festival upon
which our ancestors believed; that the
birds. chose their mates for the coming
year This, at least Is the commonly
received version Of, our modern custom
Of Choosing valentine" on the 14tl
; o. February: and Of sending. a billet
doux Or fancy valentine through the
mail to some favored one. "z. =.
. In old Rome, the 18th of February
was the festival Of: Juno Februata
Juno the fuctifyer), and the Roman
church substituted ST. Valentine for
the heather goddess. ;sAt that festival
called ,''Lupercalla,"'* it was there
customary, among other ceremonies,
to put the names Of young women into
i box, from which they were drawn
by the men as chance directed. - 8
, The Christian clergy flnding # DIFF
.oc,lt Or .imnossib,le to ,extirpate the
nacan ,practice. aEand i In accordance
Nth their general principle TO eradi-
c,te tho vestIaes 81 pa,aedlti superstition
hv retaininp the ceremonies but modi-
fv,rvs their esianffitancee. gave It q re-
iieion. 5 ,srsaacf 81 Z 1: substituting, the
names OF particular saints for those
Of women. !. Tie saints whose names
wore drawn were = D,ro,lr6Ssff Tor yimita-
ZION 70. the persons who received the
aims !, al .naper i ;vIherecsh they9aWere
w,4tten:. and in many religious houses,
where his, custom stiIltpreyails,. each
.,nember ,or The community preserves
hid hillet during the wear. as an inclte-
iment e, Initiate s.the virtues and III
voke the sneccial4 intercSSssion Of his
:holv valentine 5, :sss2E /; s... Il. h !,
Th,s Innovation. however, namely,
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CASHIER PRAISES
y. BUSINESS school

A Fargo IN, d citizen, visit
ing the Peoples Bank Of Kansas
City, was surprised to get the glad
hand from P. D. Hodge, its cash
Ter. 81 got my star. in your city, &
explained Hodge, and if ] 'were.
back on the farm tomorrow, 4 d
do just as | did 10 years ago co.
straight to Dakota Business College
!; There is no school in the country
!. thatsurpassesit." Consider !: Hodge
is only one of 226* Dakota- strained
= menywho became. bank: officers..:.::s;,:s.;;
~.
g: f. Follow the SucceSsful:" Write
F. L. Watkins, Pres. 1906 Front
St., Fargo, ND. ~,~.-:,,:::-~ = =, -
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or 1Hco81o3A21o'
ronrHrnx 81nAD COMPANY.

We, the undersigned. for the purpose
NJ forming a corporation under and pur-
suant to the provisions of sect!on 644s;
Minnesota General Statutes, iVlo, anu
cinte ourselves az a body corporate and n,
do hereby adopt the following certia-
cate OF incorporation: e .,s-.t.. Fee. -.
/. The name OF this corporation shall
be Northern Bread Company.
2, Tho general nature Of It's business
shall he to manufacture bread ana ,other
bakery. products. candy and coniectton'
wise dispose of said manufactured prod
uctp and articles, and to deal In other
msroha ndtse incidental to the carrylns
on Of said business. and for the -purposa
Of carrying on said manufacturlns oust.
trade or business incidental to said man
ufactur;ns business. and to acquire by
leOss or otherwise, construct. improve
maintain und operate bakeries. factories
and manufacturing plants tor the man.
to take, acquire. purchase. hold. rent,
lease, tell, exchange mortgage Improve
cultivate, buy. convey and otherwlss
deal in and dispose Of any and all prop
ton. Incidental TO or capable OF being
used in" connection with the aforesaid
business; and to do all and singular ths
things provided III tho laws or the state
OF Minnesota under Wh1Cn TINS CoEpOEd
ton is organized to do business.
3. The principal, place Of transactint
the business Of this corporation shall %
the City OF Bemidji, County of Beltram
and State Of Minnesota. -:
1, The time for the commencement o.
this corporation shall be the 18th day
Of February, a. D. 1922. and the perto<
Of It's duration shall be thirty years from
said date 49, ~ ''@,t ~. arE's3''E ( -
Is. The names and places of residence
Of tho persons forming this corporation
are az follows: Austin Mclver. Bemtdt!
minnesota RcubensJs Ripple. Bemidji
Minneaota, and Hallan Il. Huffman, Be
4 midi. Minnesota sE4fs7& = Z -.
&. The mana cement. of this corrora
ton shall,bs, vested in Hoard of Direc
tors composed of not less than three e
nor more than nine t9)- members, =.
Tho names and addresses Of the frs
Board of Directors ate, as follows
Austin s McIver.: Bemidji. Minnesota
Reuben J. Ripple, Bcmidii. Minnesots
and Italian l.. Huffman, Bemidf. Mir
The first officers Of this corporatio
shalt DO Austin. Mclver. President an
Treasurer: Reuben j. Ripple. Vice
President. and Hallan L. Huffman. Sec
h rotary. -. ....t-s
All Of the above named officers an
directors shall hold their respective Of
fees aforesaid until the next annu;
meeting of the corporation to be held o
the first saturday In January. 1923. 9
which time and annually thereafter,
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Board Of Directors shall be elected from
and by the Stockholders Of this rorDora-

Board Of Directors shall be elected from
ton. ~ T..
ii. The apppa, nsst!as q thu; mis- ee II e.
corporation in the Ciky Of Bemidjt. Bel
rami County, Minnesota, ons the Ehfst
Saturday Of January. ~ the hour q Ten
o'clock 4. NJ. " each year :hcreaftsr..
rectors. Or as doom thereafter as prac.
tical,, the directors. shall meet and elect
from their mum Der. a. President, Vice
President and : Treasurer. and from
Q Secretary. Amy office except that of
held by one person. ". -: {. Il;
Tho Directors ana omeers Of this
Office until their Successors, have been
duly elected and entered upon the dis
charge OF their duties. !, IA: -; IN
The FIRST meeting Of the Stockholders
at the Office Of the corporation In said
City Of Bemidji on the !1sth day ct
March. A. u. 1879. at the h0tlr or ten
O'Clock A.; M. and eleven o'clook 4. ~ &,
'es -. Tho amount Iof the rapisaI ss.oc,;
sand $50. 6oo.ool poila,s diytded into
y v. aS1s ns usSs sesIss BE par
per. share. Of whtcij Two Hundred Fifty
'ls5D) shares shall NJ coInIiidns stock and
Two Hundred FIFTH s50l ], shares shall
| be preferred stock, which stock shall be
| paid in in money or property. or roth.
in such manner. eat' such tirnes,s ayid 4 in
such amounts as the Board OF Directors
shall order. K - ~ : - !,
| The holders OF the. preferred stock
\ profits OF the corpora ton ssheE ind as
tsdeclared by the Board OF Directors. div
idends Attic rate OF ten, pet cent Il 0ssua
liper annum, payable eemi-annually on
such dates ass the sBdird OF Directors,
1 may designate y said prS tfrf esk dty kdends
tishall be paid bef1 rel hnyt dtvid artd iSspaa q
upon the con1naoh satocks and Ns the Ael
profits in any year sh oul9 spS inSuftci lent
20 nay said preferred dfVidsnd. either
IN whole. or In pssh ssysN sponsion y,
i the, net profits OF the nrporatton, IND
profits before any dtvidEnd ~ paid
I'upon the, common stock. IN addition e
lsaid ten per cent a f0Sal IpSNf 0HfedsSiv
fidend, the holders Of snid sprefetred stoeR
lishall be entitled to partiei pate. eGually
with tho common stock In all additional
idiyidends after i,aymenttofs said prefer
+ In tho event OF the winding ,up or ais.
solution of the; corporate ion. whether vol.
untary or involuntary, the FOLDERS OF
the preferred stock. after payment 81
ton, shall receive the par value of Their
shares together with Iany unpaid div
idends accrued thereon before any pay
. ments are nude to holders of the com
mon stock. The ren1aihing assets shal
! he distributed to the holaiers of the com
E,non stock prorata acCbrding sto theii
Irrespective holdings. ~,
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! WILL HAYS, NEW JOB

@ Keeping sound the motion picture industry and
adding to its prestige IS the task assumed by Will
Hays, who S. so favorably impressed with the ap-
portunit presented that he gave up his position as
postmaster general ii II y: 4s5 n z As
The motion picture as means Of entertainment
has resulted In few years time in q business 50
atnpendous that it is frequently referred TO
fourth Industry meaning that only three other.
lines of business excel it In the value the bus
ness done. @ S sS .s:s, st5$s ri
1t is only natural that So great an industry Of
such mushroom growth should hay weak points.
fThatstle pctursarfo duced have 6sk
ured up to the high standard Necessary to retain the
confidence 81 the public Il aa1nttts and thst there
has been some excuse for the agitation for
censorship ris quite as although it IS
doubtful whether censorship accomplishe the de-s
aired results. ak9sS x s&E4 sass st v :.
The master minds Of the motion picture industry
realized that their business had reached atelisiS
that in order to silence OBJECTIONS to the screen
that the picture themselves, and not boards OF
censors, must eliminate every excuses and that to
continue the widespread popularity Of the movies"
their value for entertainment and amusement must
be kept up and improved. -. ~
The picture men realized that some one man in
whom the public had confidence must be induced to
crpanzes and systematize and diciphne people en-
gagged in the motion picture business. r-~ 49, q -,
There was where Will Hay came in. ti...s
Mr.. Hays. has made q brilliant success as post
master general. He took department well nigh
denoralized and brought 1t up to point of eff
cheney that has won unending praise. 1t was big
iob-buts that IS the kind Of a Job that VIII Hays
likes AL I - : y S::Sf 5S, ~ Isl IL
Given the proper amount Of authority, he ought
to soon begin to make his influence felt when he
takes up his new work. Everybody knows that the
,lo os,1o
either for good or bad. IN times gone by, it has
been Tor both good and bad Mr.. Hays viii attempt
to see to it that the bad is eliminated, and to the
degree he succeeds depends the future welfare Of
til motion picture business and its popularity with
the public =; :. :< S$<S -. =:
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SUPERIOR DRUGGISTS. AND -;
- -. PHYSICIANS ARE CUES 3.

Superior, Wis, FEB. ,14.-Drug-
gists and physicians of Superior will
be the hosts Of the Northern Wiscon-
sin Dental society at a banquet: here
tonight. -. ~ 1s... . p ... ::
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3. I..,il. 8. rs. .. -.
""RITCHlE AND NOONAN"

:.
"Ritchie and Noonan', sounds like the head Of
national ticket Well we've heard Of national ticket
heads that didn't look as wen as this pair. The
Senate and the House viii know that Beltrami and
Eoochiching counties are: represented when these
two are enrolled at st. Paul There may have been
chicken heads on national tickets before but that
isn't the point There IS much work tofdo for I.
Northern Minnesota, and we know of no two men
who are better able to do i. r ..y - g.
III &$s: S- ------ g ri :: '$'"e
y Col darn the income tax, anyway. Who cares,
how much. It isn't that. \ The amount never did
bother ps much but the blankety, blankety time it
takes to doit is what's eating most Of 'en. =.
.~ . 1850 S-----S. r. ! $500: ; ~
y They are planning by the hundreds to come to
Birchmont. this summer. Birchmont IS planning to
take care Of them by the, hundreds this summer.
Thereof be no 2diappoi tments, we venture: s
> Some fellows think it easier to- set money by
the holdup method than to work for it Guess may
be ids, il vow can get away with it,. And they do
get away sometimes even in Bennidji II, =: =,
George Rhea has no op lpositibn for city treas
urer. George never did have any serious >opposi-
ton Anyway Oh, little scare now and then IS
relished BY the best of mem ''f=S ~ r. Z
'@Gas W. g = ~ -, &. @ ~ =
You have until 8 o'clock to register. Go 70 your
polling place and see if your name is written there
Next Tuesday you can vote 81 ~ 5sT=
- f.z,Et.t -------- e .;.SS
= There are three; out for mayor: man, a woman
and Abe va - sESt
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>iFoR UNITED STATES SENATOR

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR = =
Frank B. Kellogg will be candidate to succeed
himself as junior United States senator from Min
nesota at the election this year. His friends say
he will be Endorsed by the Republican state conven-
ton and that his reelection is assured. -
There has been some discomfort over Senator
Kellogg's Washington record, and there is feel
inc in some quarters that he has not always been
zealously on the side Of the common people (who-
ever they are) against the interests Of the gentle
men who eat pie for breakfast. : s,5f$s.ss I
So it comes that there is some sort Of definite
opposition to the senator and in this connection
appears the name Of Judge Oscar Hallam, Justice
Of the state supreme court. Judge Hallan has been
accused u being candidate and he has not denied
the accusation. - 49, ...' .%zS+ft / -. -. =
That the Judge would respond If there, was q
fairly husky call on the part of the citizens OF the
commonwealth is SO apparent truth that support
CTS Of Senator Kellogg are taking it seriously. =
A man in office has the advantage over one at
tempting to take it away from, him, but that such
things can be done is attested by no less person
than Moses E. Clapp, who fell by thetwaystde six
years ago when, during the crisis Of the orld war
Q movement largely Unanswered by the newspapers
of the state resulted in toga falling overtime broad
shoulders Of Frank B. ~. ~. ]
Persons who now feel that It wouldsbe better to
have Judge Hallam in the senate apparently realize
that It will not be easy to displace Mr. Kellogg, butt
they seem to feel that their efforts meeting with
encouragement and ten newspaper publishers, brave
and bold, led by Fred Hadley of the Winnebago En-
terprise, have run up the Oscar Hallan banner.
'Ten," taunts Charley Cheney in his Minneapolis
journal political column, faint SO maryland
then no goes ahead to compare this with the more
unanimous support given Senator Kellogg in 1915
Still when ten representative publishers will come
out in open meeting and, fguratively' speaking,
"beard the lion in his den," it indicates condition
Of affairs that gives promise of merry contest
OF Judge Hallam's ability to serve as SENATOR
there appears no doubt; of his ability to dislodge
Senator Kellogg, there is plenty Of argument De-
veopment of this contest promises to be iucreas-
ingly interesting. &c.. :. !;
~ S-S '!|
A man who will hold up bunch Of boys and
throws their musical instruments in the snow is no
gentleman. - :
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MIKE HOLM.
Secretary Of State.
office Of Register Of Deeds,

= :. = Office OF KeRfSter Of Deeds,
- = ny Beltrani County. MINI =
I hereby certify that the within In
strument was fled for record in this
sofffce on the 18th day of February, A. d.
S1S2a, at3:45 o'clock p. NJ, and was duly
recorded in Book Is OF Miscellaneous,
on page 1Sl. N * \. SIS,
ySSs i, Register Of Deeds.
s,..z-zsi+.4 - 49,. ~ 2tdS-l 81
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UNCLE JOE CANNON HAS
MADE UP MIND TO QUIT

Washington, Feb. .13.-Uncle Joe
Cannon is going to quit congress. Aft
er 46 years Of almost continuous serv-
ice in congress where he is the Oldest
man, both in years and in point of
service, he announced today he will
:notabe candidate next fall to sue
coed himself as Representative of
the: 18th Illinois district. ''...
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OPIUM DEN is RAlDED
AT DEVILS LAKE SATURDAY
b LIZ ~ r
s'a(BysUnited rress)

& tBy United press) r.. =. :.
Devils Lake, N. d. Feb. 13.-An
sopiuflSsd tGhinat own
was. raided by the police late Satur-
day night. $500 worth Of opium,
hanging 1bunks, etc, w<fs found IN
the basement 81 Chinese; rest1Rur-
ant owned by Hong &, III ehinanan.
Hong is said std: have sold the opium
concealed between postcards for three
dellafs per. ND, z 3i, ), " Il. s:. = =
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BREAKS. UP COLDS

+ Get box Of BULGARIAN BLOOD
TEA. Flush the poisons from the
bowels, liver, Kidneys j: and blood.
Take it hot to kill colds. Sold by
druggists everywhere.-Adv..
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SAILING OF BRITISH TROOPS. q
s. is ORDERED SUSPENDED
Il Dublin, Feb. 13.-Sailings of Brit
ish troops from Ireland was order
ed suspended today, it was unofficial
Nv stated. = S b +: AK. II. :. . :. y,
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FEBRUARY a ri, 1 y, FOURTEEN

I on. ware ye alt, my maideFt fair, q
And ware ~, uentlenns', 2 s:
T For thsrs 10 danger in the air
i, & Now cupid's Come again. i;ss !SftF :,
Enease your hsaEts III sdanant,
I And guard them round about, M.
\ For Cupid 10 a sly gallant .4.
: And like 90 draw them out. ! ~. = =
Oh, guard ye well, my maidens all,
1T And ye, my gentlemen !; ID, i 81 !.
Where cupid's darts are like to faii
J. rs always uncertain. =. (.
Grid on your armor, strong and true,
:; And stsSt your hearts, and wait,
q And be eonvinesd !he shoots at you
- Ere. you capitulate. -, -
: Copyright, ls22. Western Newspaper Union.
.s-
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(By United PYessj.

Fargo, IN. D, i Feb. 19.-@Raiding
lof another, dope joint at Minot was
announced at the office Of the district
attorney today A warrant for Hong
was sworn. out by the attorney this
morning. s3,s. = 4 <.:. -
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& Tha sprefefred stock shan be redeem
'ablesat par and accrued dividends Mt the
option Of the Company at any time after
thlrty t{s5S asyr wv written notice. The
preferred stock shall be npu. voting:
Z 8. No transfer OF common stock OF
the corporation Thy virtue OF sale snali
be made by any stoc kholder without arst
stock TO tho Board Of Directors by an
affidavit alleging the: bona fde. oRersof
purchase of said stock. and the amount
offered therefor, and the Board OF De
tho date Of notice Of such written offer
and AFFIDAVIT, 70 place said, stock with
the stockholders. At the expiration Of
sixty steoD days from the date OF notice
stockholders have purchased and settled
for aatd stock, said stock older or stock.
holders shall have. the right to soil said
stock FOR the sums md priccs for which
It, was offered In said written Offer and
affidavit to any person whatever. "a
r" g., Tho highest amount OF indebtedness
or liability to which this = corporation
shall at, any ono time be subjected, shall
sc tbs, sum Of, Twenty-Five Thousand
III Ts;sT1Mo Sss' WHEREOF. We have
,hereunto set our. hands this. sixth. day
Of February A:.p: .ls2e. 80 rE
t. Il. i.s.,, , H8f;St,N & s.: H H!FFhh
In the presence Of, !, !, r ~, ! -
d. :$a ,sAAasiASDA KLEIN. +
S q 81 A'ss ef;s & a.u,ldjs
s,s s.a ass s E e Nap
nsssss a ts s asissa ep psss k,ppe
and Ha1lan@ +. sHuGman 9osI me Known
sto be thespeEspnssd described an and who