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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-10
By William P. De Wolf.

Recognition of the Katherine dis trict as one of the leading gold camps of the Southwest has been granted in mine brokerage and investment circles by the listing of Katherine Treasure Vault Gold, Inc. stock on the San Francisco Stock Exchange. The is sue was called for the first time there on March 9th, and served to intro- duce the first of a number of Kath- erine district mining stocks which are soon to be offered to the investing public of the Pacific Coast.
 Among the Katherine issues which are to be called on the San Francisco board, are the Gold Chain, the kath- crime Rand, The Adams, the Katherine Extension, the Katherine Victor, the Sunbeam (W. J. Loring property), and possibly the bonanza Katherine mine. The plan is to make the Katherine, the Treasure Vault and the Gold Chain issues the leaders in the trading, due to their ore showings, and through the investment interest shown in them to soon expand such interest to a con- siderable number of high class Kath- crime stocks.
 The premier of Katherine Treasure Vault Gold, Inc, on the San Francisco Stock Exchange was attended by the calling of a number of Oatman mining issues. The list included the Big Jim Consolidated, the Cash Entry, the Gold Key, the Lazy Boy, the Nellie, the Oatman Combination, the Oatman United, the United American, the United Western and the San Fran cisco.
 Oatman United, United American and United Western will be made leaders of the Oatman stocks; and as the two first mentioned have already demonstrated large ore tonnage possi- bilities, and as the last mentioned is in line for the continuation of the rich Tom d-United Eastern vein sys- tenn, it is believed these stocks will prove prime favorites with the public. It is also believed they will create an active market for the Oatman issues in general.
 The Oatman issues called for the first time on the San Francisco Board last Thursday morning, are, it is stat ed, the vanguard for an extended list of Oatman stocks. This will include the Oatman Hilltop Gold Mines, Inc, the Oatman Apex Gold Mines, Inc, the Argo, the Oatman Gold, the Merry Widow, the Gold Dust, the Lexington, the Gold Cliff and others.
 A number of these stocks have for sometime been listed on the Los An geles Exchange where they are lead CTS in the trading. Their listing on the San Francisco Board tends to broaden the market very appreciably,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-10

worth $1,OOO,0OO. The development plans of the Gold Chain Mining Com pany are being carried out with view to the erection of a mill the latter part of the current year.
 Diamond drills are being or about to be operated in the Oatman district at the Argo, the Oatman United, the Oatman Combination, the Merry Widow, the San Francisco, the Oat- man Hill Top, the Big Jim Consolidat- ed, the Casey Jones, the Gold Dust,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-10
TAX EXEMPTS

Secretary Melon favorable the Constitution prohibit exempt securities Dena of the privilege of issuing would the extravaganza municipalities
 If issuance of continue uphavel will which be reaching effect government" Congressman Pennsylvania.
 t has been estimated that approximately $5OO0O0OOO exempt securities have other political subdivisions years personal wealth of this country that whereas taxable law $992929S5 1917 not affect securities already apply sues.-Manufacturer.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-10
BABY BOY

The event of the week at the Dean mines, was the birth of twins to MT. and Mrs. Larry Conerty, seven pound boy and five pound girl. Moth CT and babies are doing we'll, MT. Conerty is the popular young engineer of the Dean.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-10
More Evidence Needed

Blackstone-"What made the jury disagree in that prohibition case?"
 Webster-"There wasn't Q enough evidence to go round, so all except the first four jurors voted for reas- enable doubt. ."-The American Legion Weekly.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-10

the Orion, the Gold Key, and in Num- Der 8 shaft of the United Eastern Company and the Red Cloud shaft of
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BATTLE-GROUND OAK To
GO INTO HALL OF FAME
General Greene Tied Horse
to Famous Tree at Guilford
Courthouse Engagement.
MES M>ncm
Members Of PntrintIr Societies wIiI
''"thrr Around Historic I'orcst
''"hf. Known to he More Than 100
Years Old.
lEy .Associatcd rrc.sl


GCiLDFoRD CoCRTIIOi'St. \ g
March li.-Most Americans think rio
revolution began 1T Lexington and
ended at Yorktown.
Close students of history. however
Know THAI the North carolinaus ha,
begun taking up arms I'm III. soon
hftcr tn" Mccklcnberg Declaration az
independence. The Battle of Gull
ford Courthouse. which iinm.diatclv
preceded tho retreat OF CoruwallI. IN
'he surrender at Yorktown has bocn
acclaimed by many az the battl. tina.
Won the licvoiutionary War. DO.
scrlbed in the British pariiamon, :,
victory" II drew from John Fox tho
Tcloinder that another such victory
would mean the destruction Of british
FORCES in America"
Tho iflst annivcrsary Of tho Ea,,lo
OF Fuilford cour;hous" VIII 70. colo
D! a'"h mere on March i5th. with Tho
p'"ciHE :, or tho celebrated Ra,tI,.
mro"nd OAK in tho Hail OF Fame for
res established by the American
r"rchNy Association. II was the trio.
20 winch General Nathaniel Greene
uch his horse during that cnI.br.,n1
enlargement. AMI tho maicstic oal,
"h""n ~ be moro than 200 ..,rs old
now mas spread Of NOR. ,b,p :.
huhdrcd feet ana is tweuty-ouc Zee,
around at the base.
New Garden Onk Ncnrb,.
F"nr miles away Is tho N.v CIV,
zen oak In cemetery wh.r. st,od
an Ola Quaker ncciing-hous who're
l"e W"unicd from the battle were
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Gent. Of said Parish and County.
Contract binding over son VIM. Hew-
lett. age years. Dated 1857. Wit
neSscS Thomas Swan x Robert
SnuEgs.
Land assigned by Robert Hancock,
son and heir OF Thomas Hancock. to
I David Bray & Michael sherman. said
land that was formerly secured bv.
patent to Charles Edmonds. Thomas
Hancock and Richard Taylor: now
rcassisncd 10 Lewis Davis. March LIST.
I5's-9 Witncsscs--I;co. Chapman,
Benz Arnold. 10. Foster
| peed-Richarl Allard & Damas-
NAH, his wife. OF Gloucester County,
and John White and Elizabeth. his
VIE, of sam. county. to Joseph Brown
of King William. lI02.
| Richard i.ittlepagc. Of New Kent.
deed, 70 Thomas Jones, of James City
| Co. i702.
Joseph Brown. Ambrose 1ipseomb
and William Johnson. aptd. to ap-'
praise estate OF James Wheeler July
! 18Th 1902. Report filed Aug. Goth.
1902.
Thomas Bray. Cent. of st. Peters
Parish. New Kent to Lewis Davis. OF
King William co. planter. est. Johns
Par). Deed. lIo2.
| Richard Ltt,lcrarc. piantor. ot
County of New Kent. 10 John Viii
liams Of King william. planter Deed.
/ lee.
John r";,ivor, OF 81. Johns Parish
kins; William Co. tn Hugh owen OF
! New Kent Go. Goat Decd I7O..
Witnesses. Heni. NrnolI. nathaniel
: !yn"s. William Davis.
Richard Wall. of BRISTOL MGR
/ chant. gives power OF .>ttv. TO his
/ friend William Ncy,s. 1907 VII
neascs WIN. Holiday * Richard
! G!ss"dgc.
Iiarry Beverley. County Surveyor
| OF King William. l5c2.
Patrick Slaughter, 81. and wife.
Dorotha. To Vim. II. 9uimby Decd
1902.
Henry Slaughter from Maurice
| Roberts. both % KING Wil!i0ru.
Deed 1902. Witnesses Caleb y
Saunders X VIM. Isbcil.
! Charles Fleming. VI New Kent CO.
to Robert crnwlcy Of James CITY.
Deed Aug. Goth. l102. Witnesses
Jno. Austin Il John Dood.
| Thomas Nichols To John Cauthnr.,.
decd. and power or Atty. To- set.Ic
| dover. from Iohclla. wife Of Thomas
! oath OF Robert Napier. 10th Aux.
! l,02. VIM. Aylctt Clerk.
Samuel Healc. Esq. OF city OF Nj
l!amsbur;, rs Carter BraNiom. 49,.
suit. i7Si. Mentions Geo. Eraxts.s
~ Thomas Moore.
| I'uratai Hanks x. John MrNaL :.
/ decd slaves. TO George BraXton /:
/ Thomas Moore 1855. ~,
! Earnabas Li2scomh and Eliaabetn
/ nis wife. decd property 10 Wm.
/ ,:a.is. 1877 ..
Collin rcdtoct ,,:ildIelD. Doctor
o: Medieine o. Hanover coWrty. all
| I.rc Willie l,rvrrisv widow Ma,
/ riagc bond. Mentions nvr father
| Richard Roy. 1872.
! .rohn l.. Lewis s. Nathaniel u.
| mn Justices. lSi3.
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North, South, aud Muido Rivers.
which. uniting. form the Shenandoah
River These streams aTurd ane
water power. upon which are located
numerous Touring mills. sawmilia
and wood works
Augusta has several good towns
and villages other than it's capita.
city There is Wayncshoro with two
banks and big business in III. mer-
camille and manufacturing lines. and
Basic with one bank and several
manufacturing Enterprises The
following places have one bank each {:
Weyers Cave. Craigsvilc. church.
Vile. Grcenvilie. Mount Scion. New
Hope and StuHr;'s Draft. Other in
,'restinR towns ana villages are
Fordwick, lie seat 81 Tho s2.OJa. 900
cement works; Midd!ebrook. NJ
Meridian. and MI sidney ard
others inteTspcrscd amorS the rich
and prosperous sections OF ia. coun =
-. All Of these towns ana villages
a." prosperous communities. are we'll
s"pr.!cd WIN telephones los watra
The people keep in t"uc', with tn,
outside woriG l.. fact. no country IN
Virginia has n better telephone s:s-
ten reach!u" every village and farm e
Ma communal" IN its borders AMI IN
connection with all tho wide, wide
world outside the counts.
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cared for. In the shade Of the New.
Garden oak lies buried the grand
father Of Uncle Joe Cannon. This
celebrated tree is also to take it's
place in tho hall OF fame on the same
day.
Nominations for the Battle Ground
Oak in the hail OF fame were made
by Mrs. Dorian II. Blair. Of the
Daughters OF tho American RcvoIu-
ton. Of Greensboro. y. G.: Professor
Mark G. Mills. Of Guilford College,
and Paul g. Lindsey. of Pomona. y.
G. Professor Mills also nominated
the New Garden Oak.
AZ the Battle of Clifford Court
house. C"rnwo!iis had three horses
shot from under him. General
Greene. for whom Greensboro IL
named. was In command OF the Amer
lean forces. which consisted Of HUI
gers brigade OF Virginia. Williams
Maryland and Della ware brigade. con.
tincntai Regulars. ToSth Carolina
militia. virginia mili,ia. light
Horse" iIaTry Lees legion. Colonc,
William Washington's Dragons. and
Cavalry.
Lafayette Elm Honorcd.
CORVALLIS r.tr.ated into Virginia
and surrendered at YORKTOWN the
following October Tn. Lafayette
Elm planted in front " ii. Yorh-
town hcadquartc-a. when Lafayette
visited this country in 1924. is also
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in the Hall OF Fame. Tho Guiiford
battlefield is now Owned by the ma
ton after an association headed by
Judge David Schcnck in 1857 started
plans for preserving the site.
Another nomination given n place
OF honor is the Kentucky Coffee tree
in front % the Yer Planck mansion
at FiShkilipon Hudson, nominate ed
h. Cora June sheppard. Of Shiloh. y.
J. The tree was planted in 1904 on
property acquired by the Yer P!anck
family during tho reign OF James IL.
King Of England. in 1859. The prop
erty has remained with this tamil:
ever since. Baron Stcubcn occupied
tho mansion during the Revolution
and under this tree the first meeting
oS the Society Of the Cincinnati vas
he'd. Tho tree is nagnifican:
specimen with ;~o trunks scvcut:-
five feet high.
y tree adopted" by tho Boy
Scouts o: Eljzdbctniown. IA. is also
given 4 place l.. the Hail of Fame.
The tree IS :. prone Juniper so years
old ana fort. eight feet IN diameter.
III" limbs lie on the ground and do
not take root. The nomination was
roadc by George IL Drladv, presiding
Iudt:c @: tho superior court .: Penn
s%lN-,!sio tn" tree Is at the Ma
sonic Home. ana the EoT Scouts nave
built "a fence around the remarkable
specimen to protect it.
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GERMAN RAILROADS
RUN By AMERICANS

cOELENZ. March il.-Branch lines
of German government railways with
In the occupied area are being OPP
Grated by several American engineer
bat;aiions IS part OF a course OF in
struction OF the army railway school
established some time ago by officer.
uf the American forces in Germany.
The train crews are made up en-
iire!y 81 Amer lean soldiers. and even
Tho train d!sDa tchlng on the short
lines is done by members OF The or
e" cation who are taxing courses
ia railroad telceraphy.
The first platoon OF Company \.
sixteenth Engineer battalion. has
been operating three trains daily uc.
tween nruz5c.c ard Junt.sraih IN tA-
.ihr Valley. near Coo!.2. sevcra!
months. and has never had a serious
accident.
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Hy W. u. CrIdiin.
secretary Virginia Historical pa
esant Association.
4 L u.

''N'' - LN l 80. ~.
4 IN continuation OF notes made from
old county rccords unstailment :"
fthruary 26). the following ma,
prove OF interest:
1907 Certificate of marriag, %,
.'"hr Meredith and Anne Nash. Rcy
samuel cole. minister. Married n,
SLrrotnman July IA. 1857 North
'mHerland X. H.. page IilD
same year-Lauaceiio;t Harwoo,
ana William Bacon. to Captain
Streator. bill OF tobacco TO be lie
"Nered somewhere on James River
On December Ia"
ld's-John wood> gran, Of 100,
acres in Wcstmoreland Tor trnnsunr
;a;ion OF twenty persons to tho col.
"ny. Tn" next year he received let.
mt for 300 acres In Northumhoriant
cor transportation of six persons
i"''--A very interesting report IL,
Matter Rroadhurst. III" inventory o;
The cstat" OF Colonel John Nottrom
deceased. - given on pages l!i-i2i
az Records i'm Eorthu,u5.-Iand ,,',l
"nel Notirom's viii is dated Marcr
=. 1"5oJ
tn" Inventory mentions cvrry itcu
II! each room. such as nall. minister.
loom. Kitchen. etc. Estimated per
%nnal vaiuc. "3.Sas pounds al TOBACCO
colonel Motirom's widow Grsu!:
Mottrom) han been previously ,nnr.
,.cd. on his death she married
George Cullnuyh Richard Wright
III an accornt against the estate
september 1906. gives. amoag othe,
.tems:
suite OF cloa,hcs Tor John Mot.
tram.
! SCARCE rownc ana petticoatc TO,
Mrs. Ann CWrighD. at 100 lis. to.
/ scnrge sownc for rraunce.
LaceU. "a; 100 lbs. tobacco.
tNote the phonetic spelling oi
Franccs)
l65S-At !. court held on May .
there were present samuel Matthews
Esq. Govcrnor-Coll Thos. Pcttus
coll. VIM. Bernard. Coll. obcd Rob.
ms, Coll. Geo. Rcadc. Coll. Abraham
Wood ana Capt Henry Perry. These
sat as justices. capt. Peter Ashton
waa appointed high sheriff.
Mention made OF Thomas Gerard
Daniel Neal. John Tempo. Peter
Knight. John Stoell. Captain Thomas
cornwalcys. Esu.. Philip Calvert, t.,
Maryland: Mrs. Anne Wright. wife %.
Richard Wright: Nicholas NIcrrc.
weather Hugh Loo Gentry. Thoma.
coniers. Major George Coinlouch
Mrs, E!iaateth Coluluugh. Curbcw;ti
and Isaac Alicr;on.
King William Comfy Records.
tFroin nilc book No ." comtainia,
FRAGMENTS from records i,arti. lie
s;royed by n-cp.
Hannah Hewlett. OF St locus Par
ish. King & Queen. to Thomas Car
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TRUMDULL' WASHINGTON
PORTRAIT BEST LIKENESS
Description Contained in
Long-Forgottcn Letter of
~ Vintage Of 1889.
WRITTEN Dr ~ ADOPTED son
ii"udom's stntnc. Taken In 1856. la
Capitol ut Richmond. Dcciurcd Very
Fine WarL. tivinn Gun,i Idea oC
Eoth Fee and Person.

WASHINGTON. March ii.-Tru! =
OUTS portrait OF George WASHINGTON
was the best likeness or the frs,
PRESIDENT ever painted. as far a.
physical character!stics were con.
ce:ncd. according to an interesting:
opinion on the portraits Of Washing
Ing. written by his adopted SOL
Georg. Washington Park custis. The
, description is contained in q Ions
forgotten letter written 10 Thomrs
carbcrry. by Custis, in 1892. and fox
years II has been in the archives II
. the Washington National Monument
Society. 1t was made public recently
by Frederick l.. Harvey. secretary
OF the society. as the result OF tn.
recent discussion or washington's ap-
pcaiancc.
Mr. Carbcrry. corresponding win
GUSTS regarding the erection OF :,
statue of Washington. had written
for an opinion regarding; the merit.
OF various portraits. Tho reply IN
part. follows:
Rest Likeness. Of Chief.
The head OF stuart is inron.parably
tho brs, likeness OF the chief in hi.
latter days. but In the person. THAI
great master OF portrait painting
failed entirely. Trumbull has pain
cd tho omly correct portraiturc Il
Washington as regards the person -
Tor III. person Of Washington was
Unique. like that OF "" ono els
stuart has given 4 plumprcss >.
flcshinsss. pounded after the mode b.
of the academy. Washington wa
never ficshy. as witness his weigh;
placed tho weights in tho scales a.
the Mount Vernon Mill. the very last
tine that the general weighed, nc.
companied. as he was, by Governor
Crawford. OF Canada.
The Governor, not So tail by SCI
eral inches. but compact and ileshy.
outwciEheJ the general by a "ooG
many pounds. Washington there oh.
served that, in his very hest days.
his weight never exceeded from 2l0
TO go pounds.
This weight for n man rising six
feet i'll height OF extraordinary
breadth OF frame. and "A matches
combination OF bone and muscle.
would indicate anything hut flesh
mess.
Mum Of Thcws and sIucws."
That the hero was a man OF
thcws and sincws' everybody knows.
but OF his hand ana wrist. modnrns
haze not even an idea. dear old Gen
era! Lafayette, observed to me At
Mount Vernon. The last time | saw
sou here Gin the fall OF l5Sp you
held the good general hy one Of h,s
finScis--at that time. my dear sir
iou could DO no more. WIS nearly
{ years old.
''Houdou's statue, taken in Use. n
the Capitol at f;ichriond. IS q v.r-
Tin" work. and gives good Idea ~
both tho face and person. have q.
bns relief Of iinudon. !:ut, Of 49,.
my originals, I greatly prefer rrum.
hull's. taken in 1920
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"UNRECONS7RUC7ED REBEL" BOBS UP Nv ANCH
PLAN LAYING OF CORNERSTONE OF MAURY
MONU N1ENT DURING CONFEDERATE REUNION

Aeipers OF tho
Tn.
is
secure
proposition "f having
tho people
whose Knowledge OF o:
bearing
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FIND 20 GENUINE
MILLETS IN GARRETT
CanNascs Are Conceded Work OF
Former Painter OF The
tnEelus.'
Special Cable Dispa,ch

PARIS. March ll-Twenty canvascs
attributed to Millct. which were dis
covered in the garnet oi the town
hall at CherbourG recently. are con-
coded TO be genuine works OF the IA :
nous painter OF The .,ngelus."
Owing TO professional skepticisn. n
special study was made Of old records
and il was found that ono OF the por-
traits. which is that OF the Mayor OF
Cherhourg, conceded exactly with
the record by which Mi;iet was Of
hc!aliy commissioned to execute the
portrait. |; is not known what price
was paid Nl!ct.
Most OF the canvases are portraits
made between 1855 and 1910 before
the painter became Il celebrity and
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NORWAY SEEKS TO
EXTEND WATER LIMIT
lBy Associated press. !

COPENHA CiEN. March ll.-Norway
undertook short time ago to ex-
tend her territorial waters to ter.
miles Gnstead of three miles) in an
endearor 10 cope with the organized
and cver-increasing smuggling o.
spirits into the country
The extension meant that ali Ships
venturing inside the territorial wat
ers were subject to search by Nor
wcg:an customs officers empowered 10
coniiscatc any cargo OF spirits, and
under certain circumstances. author
ICED 10 seize the ship.
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VIRGINIAN STILL FLIES
FLAGOF 'LOSTCAUSE"
But ON Same Pole There Are the Stars and Stripes for
This Sposyvana Boy Is Patriot
of the First Order.

oncr for several weeks Musbv son,
word to General custer that If any
NOR" of his men were hanged W
would hang StouShton and every OF
hccr we got hold Of They sent Us
an unofficial explanation that ia.
hanging OF our men waa :. Inis,ak.
ana there would bc no more vf it: So
We released Stoughtcn.
After the breakup. Mosby's mon
ana tho rest Of the Southern army
scattered. We had no money and no
grub; 1t was Il case of every man for
himself Ny family had all been sho,
10 pieces and didn't want to 20 ba X
ana settle down to the routine OF
competing for II living with the col
ored population. so I STRUCK out afoo,
for the West"
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GRANTED 1000 ACRES
FOR TWENTY PEOPL F,
Reward of John Wood in 1856 for Bringing CoIonsts to
Virginia Comes i'll Form of Huge Tract in West
morcland County, Records Disclose

~ compilation at statistics
Le'rins on tn. population and
growth "f Virginia from tho
"uhinE at jamestown 70: tho
"u II d crs OF Dcnlocracv.''
through tn" various periods as 4
colony and stated
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when he sold his paintings for ) and
10 francs. which today amounts TO
50 cents and 81. l; IL estimated
these paintings are now worth more
than 100000 francs.
Copyright. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
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Open to Everybody!

Send US list Of all objects beginning
with IS" ssw, spoon, etc. you can
lind on this picture. Largest and
nearest correct list wilma lst Prize.
l04 other cash prizes.
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Costs Notsaispg to Trv!

introducing Refers Yeast Tablets, Won
do not have to purchase any to win A
prize. Even u you do not order single
package Of Refers Yenst Tablets. il you
are awarded First Prize, you win $50. 90.
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7O5
PRIEST
These Rules:

f. The man. womsn girl or boy living
,a s sI:oe sploys relative. e.
o, Sey tide O. Yen nums
o. .tssn on s,h tbs
and and address, " " =, 800 49, e' A-A'''
Ess, .Sa, Vi. r.
hs Plor.i OF werd viii
Esssh Be w % more e0np'e's
for obJsets parts Of tb Eses ..t
object can he only one name. - " $3.50 80 ~-''
Or more people may Cooperate In ans~siag the pos
ohy
20 9th
nooaber-wo have rked toosths
than
e ns%is az nam: hsn 4.
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Bank Guarantee
State Sank Of pbiIab,lpiia

0. ,. e4IrN:
fh.s vim Aefhoulsdgs ysvf &c.
,p:t Of Gao. 900 sith THE bank
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that the 7r!Ess awarded ~ the
Juice TO ire s!nnsrs .: your pustls
esstsst sili ss ssid.
II is rhdsrstsee that tss csshitr
81 this haaf VIII ssrvs as one Of
ths JUDGES Of tsis puzzle contest
ss Q guarantee that :. ,. Refer
siil ssAr4 thsss prisss.
reurs very truly,
.. c. uAvskSpS
President