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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
COULDN'T EVEN
DRIVE A NAIL
South Bend Man Was Forced
to Give Up His Trade
Feels Fine Now.

"I had to give up my trade because
actually got IN such condition
cGrldn't even drive q nail. bat I am
ir fine shape how AMI can work as
wcT as I ev-f d. in my life" said
" J Faur-te r. +. d. =. Stuth
Ser d. Ind. f. thirty years carpen-
ter in South Pend.
II have seen many remarkable
things but I never saw anything ir
my life to equal the change Tanlac
made in me in a short time. II has
just built me up in every way.
have the best appetite I have had in
many years and my stomach IS as
sound as a dollar. although for
months before l began taking Tanlac
I was not able 10 eat anything WITH
out suffering afterwards.
Even the muscles OF my arms.
which had gotten soft and fiabby.
are hard and firm now. and 1 feel
fine all the time"
Tanlac is sold i'm South Bend by
Central Drug Store and Wetticks
Cut Rate DEug store and by leading
druggists everywhere. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

return. II the combined income
should exceed $4,000 they should
make separate returns.
C5)-Au corporations must file
return regardless Of the amount OF
net income for the year.
(6)-Au partnerships must file
return for information purposes
only. The amount OF the net profits
or a partnership are returnable BY
the individual members Of the firm
and taxable 20 them as individuals
whether or not the profits have been
distributed
Q. When IS a return not re-
quired?
A. OFF you are single, or mar
ried and not living with husband or
wife. and your net income for the
year is less than $1,000.
eff YOU are married and liv-
ing with husband or wife and your
net income for the year is less than
50. 1000 or your gross income in either
case does not exceed $1,000.
Q. S-When should returns be
fled
A.-On or before March Is unless
you keep books on "A fiscal year basis
in which case return should be filed
by the 18th day of the third month
after the close OF your fiscal period.
Q. 9-To whom should return be
made?
A.-To the collector of internal
revenue for the district in which
your legal residence or principal
place Of business is located. If you
have no legal residence then your
return should be made TO the collec-
/ tor of internal revenue at Baltimore.
/ Write 10 the collector OF your dis
/ trict for blanks upon which return
should be made, stating the probable
amount of your net income so that
the proper blanks may be sent.
/ Q. 1O-When and TO whom should
the income tax be paid?
A-To the collector Of internal
revenue Of your district. II may be
paid in full at time Of filing return,
/ or il may be paid in quarterly INSTALL
ments, March Is, June Is. Sept. Is
and Dec. IS.
/ Q. 11-If person is unable 10
make his own return who should
make it for him?
A duly authorized agent, guar
dian, or other person charged with
/ the care of the person or property of
such person.
(Conkey's second income tax ar
ticle will appear in The News-Times
Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

Q. what is the federal income
tax
At is a tax imposed by the
United states government upon the
yearly earnings Of individuals, cor
porations etc.
O. 2-On what is the tax based
A.-Upon the net taxable income.
Q. 3-What is meant by net tax.
able income?
A.-Gross or total income from all
sources, less allowable expenses and
deductions.
Q. what items should be in
cluded in gross income?
A-AIl amounts received during
the year from salaries. wages. COM
missions, or from professions, voca-
tlOns. trades, business, commerce, or
profits from sales or dealings in pro-
perties or securities, also from In
terest, rent, dividends, etc.
Q. 5-What items are allowable de-
auctions?
An the ordinary and necessary
expenses paid or incurred during the
year in carrying on a trade or bust
ness, travel expenses when on bust
ness; rent for business property: in
terest, taxes Except for income taxes
and taxes assessed for special inn
prOvements), losses sustained in any
transaction entered into for profit, OF
incurred i'm a trade OF business; also
bad debts. depreciation. contribU-
lions 10 charitable organizations etc
@. 6-Who should file income tar
returns.
A. G)-Every individual having q
net income for the taxable year OF
/ 1000 or more. if single or If mar
ried and not living with husband OF
wife.
I (2)-Every individual having q
gross income for the taxable year o,
$4,000 or more. regardless Of his ne
| income
of husband and wife Twins
together have an aggregate net in
/ come FOR the year Of $4,000 or more
/ or an aggregate gross income o.
5000 or more, each shall make Z
/ separate return or the total incom,
shall he included in a single join
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
KORMENDY HELD
GUILTY OF COUNT
Liquor Law Violator Fined
500 and COsts-Sen-
tence Suspended.

Found guilty Of operating a
"moonshtne" still and unlawfully
manufacturing Intoxicating liquor.
Mike Kormendy, was fined 500 and
costs and given 90 days in Jail by
Special Judge Lem j. Oare in city
court Friday. The jail sentence was
suspended.
Kormendy with his alleged part
ner. Joe Torok, were arrested by
Federal Prohibition Agent Harry
Nathers following a raid upon the
Cheerheart farm, on the Eddy st
I'd, where. according to the report,
the largest Illicit whisky-making
cache ever discovered in St. Joseph
county was found.
The case against Torok, who pre-
viously plead guilty and received
the minimum fine, and. Kormendy
who denied knowledge Of the Of
tense, nearly precipitated itself into
break between Constable Melvin
AIenzie and the federal agent Men
zie. who usually worked with Ma
theirs on liquor raids. previously ap-
peared in city court and before
Judge Omacht recommended leni-
ency for Torok and dismissal of
charges against Kormendy.
Kormendy was later re-arrested
on affidavit signed by Mathers, and
obtained a change Of pudge. Kor-
nendy likewise received the mini
mum fine and escaped a Jail sent
ence. when the court ruled a sus.
pension on good behavior.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
y" Men VIII attend
Annual Contention

Announcement Of the 51st state
convention of the Indiana Young
Mems Christian assOCia sion. to con-
yene Jan. 10 was made by Sec'y
w. NJ. banner of the local asso-
citation Friday. a delegation from
the association and a number OF
business and professional men Of
the city Will attend.
Conference headquarters will be
located at the Meridian st. NJ E
church in indianapolis where gem
eral sessions will be held. Among
the features Of the meetings Will be
addresses BY c. A. Tevebaugh Of In
annapolis. a. J, Elliott of Chicago,
r. Z. Lewis. Cleveland. O., John
Poutius Columbus. O.. and other Of
fcials Of the district An unusual
program OF singing and entertain
meut has been arranged.
A board meeting Of the local Y.
NJ c. A. will be held Monday 10 ar
range for the trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

OF city court procedure Friday and
placed a defendant. pleading guilty
TO violation or the liQUor laws. on
probation. The offender was fined
500 and costs and sentenced 10
serve GO days in Jail Sentence was
suspended on condition he report
20 the probation officer each week
for q period OF six months.
The case charged Mike Rodach.
a farmer living near Granger, with
unlawful manufacture and posses
sion. Charges against two other de-
PENDANTS, Joe Vitovich and Mike
C0ntor. claimed 10 be visiting with
Rodach at the time of the latter's
arrest. were dismissed on motion OF
Dep. Pros. Frank l.. Coughlln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

do not propose that you Doe Jet
go free and start making whisky
again" said Judge DuC0mb. you
VIII be required TO report 90 the
probation officer for period of six
months and during this time. an
other infracaon Of the law on your
part viii compel me 20 revoke the
suspension"
II am I'M favor Of this practice
where circumstances pcrnt 30 Glenn
ency by the court" ne said "Es-
Pecially those offenders who come
into this court for the first time
and where there IS TO evidence OF
sale.
"The purpose of this action he
continued. els TO prevent. If possible
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
Record Crowd to
ar Lindsey in
L e ture Tuesday
Noted Jurist of Denver Juve-
nile Court to Bring Mes
sage to Boy Scouts.

When Judge Ben Lindsey. head Of
the famous Denver Juvenile court
speaks az the High school auditorium
next Tuesday evening. he will face
probably one of the largest audiences
that has ever greeted a speaker at
the local auditorium. Judge Lindsey.
who is now making a lecture tour OF
Che country. comes here under the
auspices of the Boy Scout Council of
South Bend. and reservations TO hear
the famous jurist are being made
Through the Boy Scouts Admission
Will be by ticket only and is free.
The auditorium has a seating ca.
pacity Of 500. and reservations have
already been made for practically
the entire seating capacity Of the
hall A few tickets are still available
NJ the Scout headquarters.
Judge Lindsey is a former student
OF Notre Dame university. and re-
ceived his degree of Doctor OF Laws
from that institution
Judge Lindsey's previous connec-
tions with South Bend have made
him all the more interesting to
South Bend people His fame as
the founder of perhaps the most
unique court i'm the country, Denver's
juvenile court and the Justly earned
reputation Of being the boys friend.
has made him striking national
figure His coming 90 South Bend
20 speak for the Boy Scouts on the
subject of dealing with BOYS as their
friend. and as such a friend who re-
ceived a court sentence for refusing
90 reveal what was told him IN con
ddence BY one OF his Denver boys
j. considered one OF the big events Of
the year.
Frederick A Bryan. president Of
the Boy Scouts Of America Will pre-
side at the meeting There will be
music by the High school orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
Reimburse Sfudebdkers
for Lost Liberty Bonds

Liberty bonds belonging 20 the
Studebakcr corporation. stolen by
tUo employees. the majority OF which
We're subsequently, destroyed win
not toe lost by the corporation. An
order Of the treasury department
re.mburses tho corporation for
S-12 GOO principal and interest vas
issued thus saving the Studcbaker
company from any loss other than
expense Of investigating the disap-
pearlnca OF the securities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
ENTIRE BUILDING
THROWN OPEN TO
VETS RECEPTION
Committee Outlines II Gus c
Plans for City's Party for
All War Vets.
If You Saw Service
We'll. This Means You

The people Of South Bend
mindful OF their great debt 70 all
veterans OF the World War. urge
YOU % attend the reception and
entertainment 10 be given IN
your honor az the Studebskei
Administration building at S
o'clock on the evening Of Jan.
Is. Please bring your ladies' with
you.
Your uniform, n you can get
!nto t.. or your service button
viii Identify YOU and admit you
as n guest OF honor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
Tips About Your Income Tax
Under NeU Government Rules

EDITORS NOTE-In March you'll
have 20 file your 1922 income tax return.
Probably you're already beginning 20
worry about a. So The News Times has
asked n A Conkey. tax consultaut ~ the
Central National Bank Savings and Trust
CO. Cleveland. 90 write i've articles, GOV
crirg every inc0me tax problem thor
ouEhIv In short questions and answers
that You can readily understand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
SeUen Percent Dividend
Is Declared b. Com

AZ a meeting 81 the board of a.
doctors OF the Labor Publishing CO.
Thursday morning. a dividend % 2
per cent was declared on the prefer
red stock % the company.
The officers are Earl u. Barker
o. Ellzhart. president. r. ID. Upper
vice-president. and r II. Metz
treasurer and general manager.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
DU COMB ADOPTS
COURT "POLICY.'
Jurist to Give Some Violators
Chance But Conduct Re
port is Necessary.

Establishing a precedent which
promises 70 invoke the practice in
his future handling Of liquor law
violators. Judge Chester L. DuComb
parted from the customary form
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

wishes 20 announce 20 his patients
and friends that from this date. Jan.
2rd, 1922. he will devote his entire
attention 10 his DENTAL PRAC-
TICE and can be found I'm his newly
furnished and completely equipped
offices at l25 W. WASHINGTON
Az. first stairway east OF J.. NJ s
bldg Telephone Main $40. open
sunday morning by appointment
wish you one and all a Happy and
Prosperous New Year
Respectfully.
F. r. CARSON, Dentist
Att
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

When the wind whistles outside.
when the crate fire burns merrily.
there IS nothing more enjoyable than
a good book. At the Book Shop,
11s y. Michigan St. you may selsct
any type OF book that suits your
fancy-fction. travel. history. IN fact
any subject in which you are inter
ested is covered by the books in our
very complete stock. c59-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

Calvin Stertzbach. chiropractor
graduate OF Universal school OF
Davenport and Ross School o. Fcrt
Wayne. has opened offices az SCI
Y Main 81 Ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

Better live ricn than die rich.
Many who skimp themselves would
live rich II they had a good policy
% life insurance Particulars free.
walter PECAN. J. NJ. S. Bldg.
5-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

these Offenders from resuming busl-
ness "a second time"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

IS percent reouct:cn sale. YER
nor's 334-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

At meeting Thursday OF the
committee In charge Of the program
for the reception TO be given Jan.
is In honor Of the war veterans Of
south Bend. the possibilities for re-
ctiving great number Of people
were discussed The committed
headed b. Mrs. Howard Woolver-
ton. which includes Miss Louise
Studebaker. Mrs Joseph Stephenson
and Mrs. r. VI. Weinrichter. met
with DR. c. a Lippincott and took
q general survey Of the administra-
tion building OF the Studebaker cor
porauou Where the reception Is to
be held.
The whole building is 20 be open
Cd FOR the entertainments, IL was de-
cided Dancing viii be featured on
tho second and third floors, while on
the first will be reproductions Of a
trench, a dugout, "a hostess house, in
charge Of the y ". c. A.. and huts
in charge Of Y. NJ. O.. A. the Sal
walton Army Knights of Columbus,
and the Red Cross Two orchestras
have been engaged TO furnish mu-
sic for the dancing. and tie Stude-
raker bard viii play on the first
floor DoughnUts and coffee are TO
bc dispensed during the evening
from .Ee huts. and the real eats"
are TO be served upstairs at q later
hour
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
Tickets on sale.


Tickets for the affair for other
than ex-soldiers and their families
have been placed on sale at the
stores Of George Platner. Hullie and
Mikes. Golden d. Mann, and the
oliver hotel and the Jefferson cafe
a committee Of citizens. headed BY
Mrs. Thad Talcott. also has tickets
for sale.
The various organizations of ex-
service men i'm the city have pledged
their cooperation in securing the
presence of every war veteran in
the city. Men do not have to be
members Of organizations i'm order
20 attend. and a man who has
served with government forces ir
any war previous to the last IS Just
as eligible as the world far veteran.
A uniform or q service button vii.
admit a man and his family.
The funds received from the sale
Of tickets VIII be used in aiding ex-
service men who are in need of aid
The reception is an expression by
the citizens of South Bend of their
gratitude for the services rendered
by military men during the war.
The citizens committee makes
the ardent plea that every man who
IS eligible should attend we want
the chance TO show how we feel"
they say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

(Conkey's second income tax ar
ticle Will appear in The News-Times
Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-13

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$6,OOO,OOO
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22
Sosna.oGtten.
Gn sammel piot fOrsrcnet @eitlanos'
hGgts Saga.

glnton Gipelano bar / oct Sios.
ifriit, iom er itbgipet al &iitpriela9et
for Sogn, ifrepet Ell interesiant llb.
refining al 2osna.sGtten % berettet
SppeotrGffenc / benne 9amle %peItnor.
tie sgts Siitorie.
gt ifripe 2osna.ggttens Saga bill.
De, l,otaler Sorfatteren, iamtioig Dor.
re OF ifrine Ell pigtig Gel al ben nor
tie Hiesbiiturie / oct 14oe % 15oe
Iarbunbreoe.
SIratens &iitorie iom iaabon er
tppiif for mango al De norife Stor.
m~anbsRtter, Tom bapbe Ell 9lon.
itringstib / Wtiobelalberens ienere
aarbunbreoer. Gems Weolenuner for.
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aaar oper iii gonbeitanb % leper pi.
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fra 1900 til 1850 % aiDer Ell lam.
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tr9berbe Weblemmers 2ip.
gGttens S~opeb9naro Cessna laa paa
gen al iamrne Hapn | Cullen | Ytre
Sogn. 9lanot De melt fienSte WGno
err Grleno Silitppusion al Sosna,
iom bar Giesraab / 1869, ~ieilere blep
5ebitoc eler Sfatneiter / Bergen,
o. bel bar ppret Sperbiroc eler Son.
oers Sinansminiiter. Gen ianmle Sr.
grleno bar Weblem al oct norife
R~igsraab, Tom / 1876 bar ianlet |
Galunoborg hos Song Saafon ben
iictte for at unberbanble meb Sanie'
aterne ON beres Iripilegier / Horge.
Iige Sitter inbeif be fleite al
sGttens WGno og 9pinber, % / SGT
tens glomitringstio berifeoe mango
al Dem iom rene &onger bier inoen
lin areos. 90 giennem gipelanbs
Sfiloring fan man islge ben &oae,
ilere al Dem bar ipillet, % ogiaa De.
res geitrpbelier for at reobc bort
2ano fra aibGngigbeb til Nabolan.
bene.
8rere al 2osna sGtten leper Den
Sa0 ioag / @ergens 9%iipehpHtme, %
Ell al Dem err grattebs. 8renen, bpis
Weolemner fremoeles iiOber iom
SbelsmGno paa ben ianune 8aaro,
bpor soften peb 1500sTaaets Slut
haphe fit SP0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22

gen, &. Sbompion % g. Salitao. Sen
norlfSeo. zlutb. Wenigbeb af @oobpiIe
blep itiftet ben lite Sanuar 1885 bos
Claus Sobnion al 8aitor .. Senberion
(Sau9es Sbnobe). airfen blep bbs9et
1888, 8rinbitenen lagt ben 20be Wai
1895 at Sormdnb q. Sobn1c n,eb BIZ
itanb at Eaitor 6. s. SeIiem. Weniss
beben bar pGret betjent af fsleenoe Yres
fer: 9. Senocrion (1SS6-SO, 81. Irs
pcion (1SSS-92), g. q. HIsafer 1882
l-1906), 6. 8. Sammer G906-20),
9. 5. Huinn,ebal tea. ~ Gar n,iblers
tibig). Sc iom itiftebe W~enisbeben bar:
U. 8. 8ulitab, Sper 8. 8auitab, Sans
InItrnm. Gbriit Iuitrim, Claus Sobns
ion, &. 8. @lc9en s. 9. Stone, &. S.
SabL, Eeber Iortenion, 8reeer 8regerz
ion, Ibrnbam 8unberIpn. 6pinocfprz
enine blep itiftet / 1886 meb 5 1eblems
mcr. Rcniabebeu beitoS / Scptember
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aebc, 220 tunIrmcrte % 279 bsbte
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blcp orsaniieret ben 4bc IpriI 1887 af
Soitpr $. s. q. aroeb i q. Sauipns
Siem. Sc fsrite Neolemmer bar:
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3. 8. arpbel. Tebcr s. SIiou. q. Sans
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Sobnipn, Ole Gbriitenieu. G~,eniebeber
bar prret beticnt al Sreiterne .. s.
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(1S90-1921). ga Ienigbebcn talote
Soitor Hpienauiit, eit ben / aaIosforbins
bcIic rco Nprbre &uib Giper % @albs
min Ienisbcber. Misunderstanding bIer
itiftct Den 29be Sebrlar 1883. s 1898
blcu Weniebcoeu infprporerct 20 / 1894
optaeet / Den Horife Spuobe. Teb Ies
niabeNsmebe Den 6te December 1920 bIec
Oct beiluttet at ppbrpe aalbsfprbinbeIIer
meo gaIbfpiu % Hprbre Hiib Niper Nes
uisbeoer % inbeaa / aaIbsforbiubeIic
mcb Den noriisep sluth. Icniaheb al
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6orilnttelie til Soma bIep Sammenillts
nirecu i~perfiat. SiouS epau9eIiif Iutb
IeuisbeS blcu ~orsanilcret / Scptembe,
1921. Yen bIcn miolertibig betient al
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fait aniat Srcit. Ealtor 6. q. Gioneis.
for / Saripcu, 9tirm. Weui9beben teller
M ca. 700 NcbIemrter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-22

6oreneoe Stater omtrent :. ) De Ii.
Der, ba polonb China Sporpttere
oreo meo at opbr9tte bot bloobs".
Denne popularitet babbe meget at
9isre meo ben cling, at "9uroc.
SerIep" Racen ibag err iaa blot no.
breot her | Sanbet, Tom Den er. 9pr
al oerne STAGE beiab tilitr9ffelig &pa-
lttet og Saarofsrbeb til at cisre ben
t~nobringenoe for @riieaplere. s Eppe
er ben ganife Zig big Sppe" 8olanb
ebtnas. Sangriien, naar ben er /
"Sbop" -aonbition, peier life fulbt
iao meget iom Ell Sangris If Yolanb
China Tacen al famine alber % I'M.
Der De iamme Sorbolbe. 2egsene
er miooelS lanee meo gobe Ben.
Soen brtnger talrist aulb, melfer
goot og er ell goo Mober. Sl,roc-
Seriep lifer 8r9s og 8rent, oe be
err nomerfeOe 8riie til at fplge efter
8reaturer, iom gisbes.
8riie al 0enne STAGE oa e, goo
Sppe opnaar Ell Segt at 200 Elinh
6 Waaneoer gamle, % De er iitanS
til at proo,,cere en- bsiere Seet meS
5oroel, bpis Observation-Disclosures eier
Oct %tilraabeliet at iebe Dem for en-
lGngere Sio. Seoberne % 9enbpe,
ninaen er al &palitet. Saugriie al
oenne &ace err masiipe % bar eof
SGnebe % Spbbe iamt goo Bag
S "Sbom.&onoition fan De opraa er
Segt paa 1000 $50. s "Sreeoine",
aonoition peier GIore Sangriie ire
$50 Guilo % opoper.
Guroc.Seriep Iltrfcr er / Ilmin
oeligbeo libt beibpgoe, bar gob Spb
De, goo Bag label iom eooe 9eeeel
% Ssooer. Wan timber iielben ei
60 Of oenne Tace arg pg itriobar
IS "Sbop" aonoition" peier Ell 81
/ glminoeliebeo fra 600 til 700 8o
IS iorlme SiIfploer er Segten heier'
ogioa.
Ser err TO gsiociations for &e
foroine 8riie al benne Hace, bis.
"Gational Suroc-Sericp Recpro us
location, bpiS Sefret9r er 5. q
8fanoer, Heoria, Sn., % "Imerical
9uroc.Seriep breeders Isiociation"
bpis Sefret9r er u. S. gpans, lluiol
Stocf garos, Chicago, 81.
Wtcre.)