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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
&C. HOSTESS
CLUB BSPEAKER
Kiwanians Appoint c he el
Committee For Holiday
Basket Gifts

Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer. Chamber
of Commerce hostess. explained her
method Of greeting and cultivating
the acquaintance or tourists at
Thursdays luncheon OF the Kiwan-
is club.
The hostess meets individually as
many OF the tourists as possible,
advising them 20 "see Brownsville
first" before visiting other points.
she said. Tourists parties and pic
MICS are aided by her in the selec-
ton OF locations and points Of most
interest to strangers. "A series or
parties for the entertainment or
tourists is being conducted at the
Chamber OF Commerce club rooms
prizes in bridge games being don
ated by local merchants.
Count in an attendance contest
held the past six weeks by the club
in two sections. the Blues and the
Reds, revealed that the Blues wor
with a vote Of 80. headed by H. y
Tucker, the Reds. led by George
T. Walker. having 81 points to their
credit. The losers will give a BAN
auet AZ a ladies' night program the
first Thursday in January. A. A
HarFrove A. 8. Gimble. John II
Harris. and George Walker were
appointed as committee.
J. p. Glenn, w. S. Moothart anc
Marshal Watson were named or
the inter-club council by the pre-
sident. Travis Jennings, to cooper
ate with other clubs In city move
mentS.
A Christmas cheer committee
from the club viii investigate case:
of destitute n .-.es. To whom the
Kiwanians will send baskets oi
food and toys for the children or
Christmas Dav.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
8 School Windows
Broken By Vandals

RAYMONDvILLE. Dec. 12-Van-
dals broke eight Of the large win
dows out OF the south side OF the
Raymondville High school Tuesday
night by throwing large rocks
through them.
Several times before windows
have been broken in the school. but
never In SuLl ] 'ge number.
Sheriff Snow and Superintendent
Standley are searching out clues in
the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
WICHITAFALLS
HOTEL FIRE
FATAL TO 3
Pleading Taxi Driver
Crushed To Death
AS Roof Crurnbles

WICHITA FALLS. Dec. 12-tPl
Three men, including two fire.
men, were killed today in a fire
that destroyed the Antlers hotel
here, a three-story brick structure.
The dead were Smiley Turner,
assistant chief Of the Wichita Falls
fire department, G.. T. Anderson,
fireman. and Kenneth Brice, taxi
driver. The firemen we're killed as
a wall caved in. Brice died as the
roof fell in while he was crying
for help at a third story window
Eight persons also were injured,
four Of them critically.
The fire broke out shortly before
daylight.
Those critically injured were Roy
Anderson, fireman and a brother
OF q. Il. Anderson. fractured jaw
and internal injuries: r. ID. Ran
kin. Sterling. Tex. fractured ankle
and other injuries. suffered when
he leaped from a third story win
dow: w. E. Phillips. fireman broken
leg and internal injuries; Howard
Tate, fireman. broken arm and leg
and spinal injuries.
Anderson. Phillips and Tate were
caught beneath the falling wall
that crushed out the lives OF the
other two firemen.
J. L. Mcclure, fire chief. was
among the less seriously injured.
He collapsed as the combined re-
suit Of inhaling smoke and of shock
when his men were caught under
the wall.
Although officials agreed an in
vestigation into the cause OF the
possible moment. no orders for
such a probe had been issued sew
eral hours after the flames we're
under control.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Engineer Returns
From Water Meet

". L. Conrad. local engii--sr. re-
turned Wednesday morning from
Austin. where he went to consult
with the water board in regard TO
plans for q new water improvement
district, which Is 70 be organized in
Cameron county. The proposed
district comprises some 1880 acres
belonging to Earl c. Sans, Of New
York. and is located about Ten
miles west OF Brownsville. Tenta-
tive plans place the cost Of the
system ut $175,c-o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12

Fred Horowitz. special assistant TO
the ". .. attorney general. native
OF California, ate a Valley grape
fruit Thursday.
you certainly do raise excellent
grapefruit in the Valley" ne de-
clared.
Pushed. Horowitz said: II con-
slider Valley grapefruit better than
that from California's with few ex-
ceptions."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Harlingen Kiwanis
Club Holds Meeting

Especial to The Herald)
HARLINGEN, Dec. 12.-The Har-
lingen Kiwanis club held its regu-
lar weekly meeting Tuesday noon
at the Reese -Wil-Mond hotel din
ing room.
Plans for the next meeting were
discussed. according to w. M. Dris-
kell. secretary. The noon hour was
spent In attending to business,
speeches by members, and singing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12

A plea made last year, which
was answered BY the people OF
this district most satisfactorily
is now being made by Fred Star
OK, secretary of the independent
school district.
This is for people to pay their
taxes now so that the school
teachers can get paid and have
money for Christmas.
This will be paying taxes early
but they have to be met within
a short time anyway, says Mr..
Starck, and by paying now real
favor to the teachers viii be
shown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Five Cattle Dip Bids
Are Snag To Board

AUSTIN, Dec. 12--Award of state
contracts on competitive bidding
ran into a snaR this week when
the board or control opened five
bids on the $4,000 worth or cat
tie dip 70 be furnished by the live
stock sanitary GNmmisSi0n for free
use III counties next year.
All bids were identical.
The competing firms each Of
fered TO supply the dip in carload
quantities at rs cents a gallon. and
in smaller quantities at 85 cents.
Now the board As trying 60 figure
out a way In which I'D determine
what Is the lowest bid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Christmas Tree Sale
Before Hanson Post

A Christmas tree sale and . Tur-
KEY shoot will come up for consid-
Grafton before the regular meeting
Of the John Hanson post Of the
American Legion Thursday after
noon, It has been announced by Of
ficers.
Both or these are annual projects
and it is likely that both viii De
staged this year. it was said.
II was planned to hold the Tur-
key shoot before Thanksgiving but
due to the press or other business
it cid not materialize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Jap Premier Gives
Naval Arms Stand

SEATTLE. Dec. 12- up Out
lining Japan's policy for the
coming Naval disarmament con-
ference in London as a mini
mum defense strength" standard
Retro Wakatsuki, head OF the Ja-
panese delegation to the conference,
declared here today his country
proposed mo menace TO anyone,
and we wart none TO be a menace
TO our country" Wakatsuki spoke
at a luncheon rendered the dele
cation by the Japan society and the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Pharr Man Goes To
Fathers Funeral

Especial 70 The Herald)
MERCEDES. Dec. PA. j. Thom-
as, for several years manager Of
the Central Power and Light COM
pany here, now stationed at Pharr.
left here Thursday for MuSkogee.
Okla, where he was called by the
death OF his father, B. T. Thomas,
who was 80 years old.
He will spend several days In
Muskogee after the funeral before
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Hong Kong-Dallas
Hon Is Reopened

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 12.-CP)-
Colonel w. J.. Easterwood, Jr., mil
lionaire Of Dallas. Tex, announced
here today he had reopened his Of
fer OF a SIS. 900 prize to the first
aviator to fly from Hong-Kong,
China, to Dallas. The offer was
made in 1927, but was withdrawn
after lives Of several contestants in
the Dole Saca srorn Oakland to
Honolulu had been lost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12

Information received In Browns.
vile today announced that the Good
Government League or McAllen
would hold an outdoor meeting to-
night. IL was said that at this
meeting plans would be made FOR
county ticket at Hidalgo in 1880.
The meeting wss called two weeks
ago. and many phases of politics i1
that section viii be discussed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
OF
EAGLES SOUGHT
Records Combed, All Eligible" Is Report OF
Superintendent G. w. Gotke

ANTONIO. l2-CP-Brownsvius High School Eagles
champions Of the local district NO In the Interschc Foobn
expulsion
director
ton revolving around claims Of Bownsves neby be cleaned
District Chairman III. Harlandale
today charges
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Hidalgo Man Wins
Club Song Prize

VCptIIdI 20 I nc I1tI HINIaT
MERCEDES. Dec. 12.-Lester M.
Beattie Of Hidalgo has been award
ed the $50 prize offered by the
Llano Grande country club for mu-
sic 70 q song dedicated to the club.
The song was written by Mrs. Ann
B. Bruce, Mercedes, some time ago,
and the prize vas offered for the
music written by a Valley resident.
Judges in the contest were Mrs. Il.
NJ. Vigness, La Feria, and Mrs.
Newell Waters and Mrs. Raymond
Mills, Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Mercedes Scouts To
Have Special Meet

MERCEDES. Dec. PA patrol
leaders meeting Of Boy Scout Troop
No. 2 Of this place was held Tues
day night az the Junior high school
Plans we're perfected ana the pro-
gram announced for special meet
ing az Chapman's Camp. Saturday,
Dec. IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Demo Selection Difficult
Hoover Finds /. c. c. Member Is Problem
Joseph B. Eastman Favored

WASHINGTON l2-=Predent Hoover is finding selection
Interstate Commerce Commission
anything
White that Joseph
Of Boston win be appond strong opposing influences
OF the republican well
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley
Partly cloudy and continued mild
temperature tonight and Friday
Light 20 moderate southerlv winds
on the west coast.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy 70
unsettled tonight and Friday with
early morning f0Es near the coast
cooler IN northwest and northern
tral portions tonight. Light 20 mo-
derate southeast tO south winds ON
the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
General Dies

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-tF}-
Dwight E. Aultman. of Allegheny,
Pa, ranking brigadier general Of
he army. died at Walter Reed hos
pital today after an illness Of five
months.
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corning the Brownsville case, and
today was awaiting a letter from
the State league chairman form
ally directing the investigation.
rs IL an investigation Of the
entire district" the Light asked
MIR. Hutto.
Not Whole District
mo, the chairman replied. only
OF Brownsville's team. You might
even say, only OF a certain player
on the Brownsville team"
Mr.. Hutto said he preferred not
To name the player until Hender-
sons outline or the matter 70 be
investigated had been presented.
However, Ii was reported that Tier
ma, an end. who played in two or
Brownsville's early district games
and then was kept out Of action,
IS the boy specifically mentioned I'm
material laid before the state lea
que by member schools Of district
8. The baptisnial record OF Tierna.
secured by the catholic cathedral
in Brownsville. Is part Of the evid-
ence, IL is said. Baptismal records
OK Longoria and Samano. other
Brownsville players, also are avail
able.
We have combed the records
time and time again, and We firm
ly believe that every member OF the
Brownsville team Is eligible" Supt.
q. w. Gotke declared after being
informed OF the proposed investi-
CATION. II I'll re are any ineligibles,
we know nothing OF 1t"
RumOrs Continue
Due TO their strong showing In
District No. 9, opposing elevens
have gone over the Eagle roster
time and time again with a fine
comb. Rumors or protests have
been present throughout the sea-
son.
Nearly every meber or the
first-strlng lineup Is 10 years OF
age and this has caused much COM
ment. 1t has been frequently
charged that one or more or the
Eagles are over the age limit. Due
TO his large size and mature ap-
pearance, Rodolfo Samano has
been the object or the major por-
ton OF these allegations. However.
hackers OF the Eagles say they have
Samano'S birth certificate and can
prove that he Is within the age
limit.
Rumors also have settled over
the age on q stcond-string Eagle
who appeared In several early sea-
son games
Roy Cochrane. Main Avenue
coach. did everything in his power
% find ineligit ties, but was un-
able TO do 90.
Protest GrOundIess
Hs prbtest against John 5ylves-
ter, end, In conjunction with Austin,
was found groundless and he never
made a formal accusation before
the interscholastic league. It was
alleged that Sylvester was playing
his fifth year whereas It was prov
ed that "Leche" had another year
OF eligibility after the present sea-
son.
AS far as exclusion from the
league Is concerned. ineligibIlities
have been found on teams IN the
past and none Of them was barred
from competition, according 10
close followers Of the grid here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12

There will be 10 material change
IN the river during the next few
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabe
tomorrow, under normal meter0ln-
Rical conditions:
High ....... 2:36 .. m; 1852 p. m
Low ....... 100 m. m.; 7.39 ~. m
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12

For Gas - Steam 80 on
or water
Large Stock cn Hand Always
Alamo Iron Works
Brownsville 80 C0rnun Chrimti
Sam AntomlD uu HDmwtpm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12

nNIy about three or four days
left in which to mail your
Christmas packages early.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

fy he work, which ttus far las iu- yoly"d thn usr or counting devices operated by hand.
 B.caueo 70 many other factors arc involved. no attempt is being made at present to determine al what cadlcrowrr hrad}iaht glare lero',o" appar,ut. Personal reac- tjon poor #dnUu3out. roor design, the ,jlfjn~ Of ear from weight m tho rgar ap";. sad ctncr things be~,G.5 cnIlnpow.r rnt.r into lhr r<t"nt of Hlnr~. It N"s r"ntcd out.
 The study t- Icing 'nIortahcr for r.torcHc" purpo=.= end for in formation which migh, prove Of value iu dravinS headlight ordi- uanccs and laaa
 Incorrect adjustment end poor design Of headlights are held by bureau experts 10 br responsible for most of th" glare seen on streets and highways A survey in the District or coiurlbia made by the bureau showed 2 great proportion Of aEtomohil. headlights cut Of ad- jneim'ut and not in compliance with traffic r.~ul&Diou..
 X driver cu inc birhHay should uavr no trouhla from headlight. @iaro. it v"a 1id, if hi. c"n lights are rood enough to show inc #houl- der Of tho rOll clourl-.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Washington Nov. =. tP,-What proportion Of automobiles have glaring headlights?
 An answer to that question is being sought by the bureau Of standards in c>pcriments in night driving condIc'rd by Ii. II. AIlru. headlight expert Of rhc bureau
 FhotomcJore, mounted cu tbo windshield and lighted frcu inside a ear with li-at7 O. 1@rHp- mtu- slty. are being used in thr ta.t. X photomo,or Ii a simple dalIc~ A grease spot on a piec of paper may be one. Held a"vusl Il" light, the grease spot win appear brighter than the paper. Held away from the light. it will appear darker. That Is tho simple secret Of the headlight tests.
 Lighted from inside tho car th" photometors will remain G#r', until an approaching ear throws a light stronger than tho lights inside. Then they will brighten io. Liehf~ Of varying intensity a~a thrown on the photomr1prs from Iuallo tn, car in order that the dugr~a O. brightness Of the li-&te Of ap- preaching cars may b. determined Allen is working on an automa'ic recording device in order 10 sImplj-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
CITY LABOR BUREAU
 OPEN FOR SERVICE
30 Applicants for Jobs Appear
 Early This Morning

More than 50 jcb seekers were waiting in the city hall lobby out side the door Of Mayor Paones3a's s office when Director Frank Rogers of the municipal employment hU- rcau arrived this morning for tho second days activities in the bureau
 There was no Iot-up in the steady procession of applicants who's" names, addresses and claimed finaH- cial and home conditions were ra- corded for further investigation ry Mr. Rogers, and the uUmtcr of u9- employed seeking places on the city payroll soon passed inc loo mark with every indication that demands for aid will continue.
 The bureau hopes 10 furnish work fer those in real need through the cooperation of other city depart mentS requiring labor and from tine public. Requests for mon for any kind Of work will be filled speedily, Director Rogers has promised.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
NO ORGANIZED MOVEMENT
 AGAINST SCHOOL PARKING
<&.'s"a i,.'r .'a~o,::;io:t N"i Hot Cooperate With Central Par
 r-., anal Teachers
e., anal Teachers

Th. auH4o Hale Junior IUgu school I"r-uts and Teachers aaso- platjoo vuI moi act jointly with the Parents and Teachers association Of the Central Junior High school in tH" !atter's raoy- to tring ahout a change in 1ho system Of marking at thn school, President Frank Wry said today after hr had had u con- l,r.uc. witA Principal Harry N'ca- sel.
 IT IrozfIoat Wry finds that th" parents ... ausjous for change in 1h" .ytaru Ae will appoint an tayostj@atlne committee which will determine thr need before any ac- 'IcH is taken.
 Tar Central Ju"icr HiGh school assocwt]oa ;ct"d at its meeting las. Thursday night. General disatis- faction was voiced by the parents. In order that child may receive q mark better than ~ if is uaco2sary 10 to considerable home work. 1laos yr.nt# @r. Of tho opinion that lUr child could rrcriyr ha;5o.. ."r. N school 1T jh. system wcr" oIar- 1. < rolm,tt,c 10 work on .HI. D#'.r has already been s"lrcl-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
BICYCLING CRAZE
 RETURNS 10 PARIS
Mary Pickiord Causes Revival
 Among French Women

Paris. Nov, = (UID - Bicycling
 has come back into favor with a Ilang among fashionable women and the Boicc dc Boulognc these days
 recalls the Victorian scene when the
 world in general and women in par ucuIar went cycling crazy.
 The bicycle, according to those
 who ought to know. turned tb" first 1 wheel us 1t were On the road toward i,ntiniu" emancipation and there i fore it IS appropriate that the Wom- cu should turn again and rcsurrcc | the machine which everyone thought had passed forever from popularity
 \ certain American film star - ! Mary pickford -- is responsible for
 inc bicycles revival. Mary has Gecn spending a few months vaca- tlon in Paris recently and one day she Was caught by photograp pher in the carly hours of the morning bicycling around the Bois de Bou-
 io&uc. The few passcrs-by stared at the curiosity but did not recognize the film Idol. That was for the | knowing photographer.
 The picture of the smiling star aWh""l in the fashionable Bois ap~ prlroA in all the Paris ncwspapcrs and save an odd thrill 10 feminine ! France, "yokiuG memories of the i times when tine road to .Autcuil and 1 Longchamp was U happy highway where bicycles and b@rouchos- with
 the inoyitabl"s plum-puddiu@ deg. ploddrd longsido-uiuglod in Icis- ur"I speed. Then tho smell of pc troI tio roar of auto motors Wcre unknown and undroamod Of. Health Crusade Largely. too, the new health cru- sade in France has given an i'm potus 10 the bicycle mode for wom- on. This crusade has seen the crca- lion of innum"rublc health and nd- 1urjst c"ntcrs. But many women. not interested in these centcrs, yet wanted 10 follow the new cult in a mjidrr form. Tired of automobiles and the clash and din of the streets and roads, they have taken to the bicyrI" ua a means of health and pleasure which crCryouc had forgot ten.
 Apparently the craze will not be q passing fancy. The big bicycle man. ufacturcrs in France are working at full pressure turning out wom- ems bicycles and it is predicted that the time may come when France will rival the northern, particularly the Scandinavian countries for the number of bicycles per head of pop uIatiOn.
 Which explains why the manu- facturors here feel intensely grat.- tul 10 the cinema star who decided 10 20 aWhecl in in" carly mornings amongst the lcafy glados of the quiet Bois.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
MAPLE HILL NEWS

The Womau's Club Of Maple Hill met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T, II. rogswcl on Theodore street, Mrs. J. II. Latham gave a very Interesting travel talk which was Illustrated by lantern slides furnished by inc Union Pa cihc Railroad co. Mrs. Anton Van N"cn of Hartford entertained with several delightful vocal selections. Those assisting the hostess during the social hour that followed the meeting were Mrs. II. !. Cook. Mrs. x. E. IIurd and Mrs C. Q. Forgu- son,
 Mrs. William Middlomas and Mrs Elmer I'ape arc in charge of collect ing the Thanksgiving donations for the Nowinston Home for Crippled children
 At the next meeting of the mcm- bors will make bedside bags 10 be given to in" NcWington Childrcn's s Home at Christmas Each member is asked to bring a small toy for the bags.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
Celtics Are Victorious
 In Basketball Contest

The Celtics basketball team de- feated the Whirlwinds last evening after a hard battle, the score being 32 to 27 O'Dell and Lyons were the offensive stars of the winners. Draycr and Parda did good work for the losers. The summary:
 TrltitS
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harding enter tained three tables of bridge last Saturday evening at their home on Robbins avenue in honor of their guest, Mrs, w, T, Hathaway of Taunton, Mass. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. E. Doane, Mrs. r. l.. Benson, Mrs. W, T. Hathaway and \. l.. Mann.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
H. 5. FOOTBALL CONTEST
 TO BE FILM RECORDED
Picture. Nith SotnG.. to Be In clud2d in sports Series Being
 Assembled

A sound ucWsrcol company au- nounc"d today that it intended 10 take shots of the Hartford New Britain High school football game tomorrow in this city. II. l.. Stock CT, advance agent of the company. arrived here today to arrange with the local authorities to take the pictures.
 Mr. Stockcr said that the com pany dfd not intend 10 use the pie lures on it's regular news reel re- leases but in a sports series 10 be issued this fall. Tho pictures of ton'orroW's $ game will represent high
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
CONSTABLE TWINKLE SUES

Constable Fred Wrinkle is tn . plaintiff in an automobile accidcr; suit tor $500 which is being brought against Frank II. Stewart The ac- cident occurred on october 3l at tie intersection ot Hartford avenue and Winter streets. Judge r. B. Hung r. ford represents th3 plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Miss Martha Roscnthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs NJ. C. Rosenthal of Maple Hill avenue is spending several weeks in Savannah, Ga, and Tampa, Florida.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
RIFLE TEAM WINS
New Britain 'iar.>.IAcu score De- cii"J Victory in I.rt N'Ioot in Nutmeg League
Nutmeg League

The New Britain ElGa cIHb shot their first nafrl u th. ,am Iea-ua last sHauin= a-ansJ Fsrn.- jng7on af 'ha loaai @rmorG vunioe hy tho large rar=in Of f7tH 10 I5>7. Nov Britaiu's s"ora wa- outy tya points under their reoorl for last season Tho team soo~,s "..e Ia follow.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
>i.A FROG ON BElClI

@oH'H4"a. El@.. >as. -. U I'3 \ 'a 'ra-- a lr..u.s .aa ,.r. .M Nnr@.IH- I". u"aa. -.. ..y... ]" la.a"s |F un.. ,.. .n.E .ra. ... i"' lo "tI'H !. Wis tH.I s.a tf"" I'' a'"E upon .." ,o.a. l.u to A5..