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nftmnm fnrws-nrviKW r.4m wo "EMS -S5S'niEW YORK NEWS LETTER B. w. Umlmrn U tviaaawrlr I 1UB8CKIPT10N RAT Sal Daily. ''v" J5iLVii Dallr. sis moutha. ? aaall .KM . I Ht Carrier, pir BtontB. T . . .... D.. la ABClUSlTttir ..UIM TlTTh. us. for 'V?'''1 11 naws 4Upmtcba eradltad lo 11 or 4 i).o Ih. loci d.w. pub .'; i. ah Mabla o' republication of P dlspaifnei h.r.lrajBojaw.e.1. " Kutared 'and-ra manor Mir Oreion. under ln.Ael of M.-ch tjljr RoarburK. rvicn, l-.tniry lit PIUH.ItrSS IN KOI'CATIOS. . . i. .!,. wi.rlr nioonliKht Anierica.i. I achnols factory schools aim nuuiei- scnooii. l OUS uumi ...-- , I ......... n.uul.a ar UtOIIK 1 ployed to teach adult Illiterates In I 1.1a country how to read ann wnio the English language. Progress is sHf ,,,) to hoth Ihe republican being made, but It Is slow work. I Ki.v-rnjr of the stale and the repub More hopeful, however, are t he (,an w.n.()r v p senator. signs that the future crop 01 i - ates In the United States will be smaller In proportion to our popula tion than al present. A specialist In the federal bureau of education, in a recent address. euiphaslied these facts: In 17U me I., u liillliner OI Clliniimi . n. ... in ii.- United Stales was only little over 12.000.00U. About half were enrolled In schools. In 19 1 H the school-age pmulallon had reached considerably more Iban 27, 000,000 and three-fourths were en rolled. Fifty years ago the average num ber of days each pupil attended school was 78 4 a year. Hy 191 the average attendance had reached 119.8 days a year. In 1S70 the Schools ineniseives w' ............ . only an average of 132 2 days, while in 11 school sessions averaged nit dnva a year. With ine rapm development or tne an-year-ro,.,... school and the summer session, that average must have risen again lnc8 , ' . .. , i 191 There Is another Interesting com parison. In 1 870. of Ihe six and a half million school children only 1.6 per cent were In secontlary schools. In 1918 the proportion had risen to 7. per cent. During the 28 years ending with 1918, the population of the United Slates Increased 68 per cent. Attendance at high schools and colleges during that same period Jumped 710 per cent and 139 per cent respectively. The desire for education is here. It Is up to the school authorities, or rather the public acting through them, to sec to it that capable, well trained and thoroughly qualified teacher! are put In charge of the learning-seeking youth of the land, teachers who are sufficiently well paid to enjoy their high calling, to pursue It with self-respect and with the ambit Ion and opportunity to keep abreast of the needs. An educator says that up to the age of four or five years children are Just like puppies. Spank them to make them mind. Don't reason with them, for they don't know what you are driving al, he advises. Helng an educntnr, he ought to know, but one mother saya that she's not an sure he's right. The other day the family dog snapped and Jumped at a man walking on the sidewalk in front of the house. So she called him and gave him a good whipping, and said. "Tommy, get right In your kennel and stny." And Tommy, be ing an unreasoning dog. slunk in. Not long after that she had to punish little four-yenr-old Hobby. "Now Hobby, you go right upstairs to bed and slay there until I call you." Hut Hobby didn't want to go He much preferred to stay down stairs and play and have a good time. And he didn't liesllnte to try all his charms to get mother to change her mind. Now mnvbe 1 t wasn't reason that tidd Hobby he could get mother to let him off by a few hugs and kisses; maybe It was Just instinct. Hut, being a mother, she says she knows It was reason, and she's glnd her hoy doesn't obey like an unreasoning puppy. Zero hour has been set for 10 o'rloik tomorrow morning. He rendy to go .iver the top for the new Cbain lier of commerce. The report that the former Ctar of It u I a Is alive is probably as re liable ss any report from the same source. The man who can get satisfaction out of studying seed catalogs at this season of ihe year is no bolshevlst Sometlm.Ti a man gels a hard Jolt when be falls in the estimation of hla nelgblMira. When a mnn la single he calls It temperament; after she becomes his wife he calls it temper. This la "Joiners" week. Join thi Chamber of Commerce The Kids Generous Little Tlmmle By PERCY L. CROSBY The cry of Equal rights for Ur.uiklvrr' win a victory the other . u.. u T Phunman nf i that borough itai 'ejected president I nf the New York Federation 1 OI ! Mary, ii'i,n.i.ii'i dnhK over Mini ... . kl ...,,. Itu n Hill UI1IIM (tf the ninnbers d. clare.1 that the re- I ,i,u,..rt that ihe federation .nt.ri to keen out of politics. Miss U nr.d Is an active worker In the re- pubiit-:. party ai.J a my office nui.'. er. Hr friends millo when this is Klven as reason for the vote, and comment ou Mrs. Chapman's mem- i u-rsliin In the omens victors nersil IP " " -"- - ij.g.u. which ha been almost more : l'MH11 "' . ... - j ..I. ..nil .1 I II t 111 1 1 If Til II 1 1 I I'll I I V I l (IIU1III , 111.'. , than ii. iivi.rxffl woman in either nKUHr party, and b declared It When a Jersey City policeman falls from (trace hereafter he will be punlshi d hy being forced lo listen to a lecture on morals by the police department chaplain. The ruling h(U( Jli)t ,)(,(,n ,,,,, Senator James Hamilton Lewis. belter known as J. Ham., allows no trlvlallb s lo stand In Ihe way of his natural, spontaneous, sociability nnd Joy In seeing his friends. He has been In town fr a few days, stop ping at the Ililtmore. where also Is Mary harden. The other morning ihe senator was Just emerging from his bath when tie heard those un mistakable Irills in the corridor out side his salie. ' That's Mary C.nr- ' cxcl'iimcd he to himself. II was: she was singing on ner way i" a morning musical. And before she had taken ti n steps mrre there win a eYo.,m,.. hehind her and h rB wn Jnmni ,lIlln,on invito. ...rurdv and modestly wrapped in a nun i.i ha Hi robe and haih slippers, with the balh sponge still In his hand. Otherr nlong the corridor had heard thi singing and the "Yoo-hoo!" and with Interested lookers-on at the 'handshaking and felicitations, with Interpolations of nuologloa for his appearance from the senator. It has been a long, long time since "The Winter's Tnln" has been produced In New York, or probably anywhero else In the country. Am1 when II was given at the Little The iter the other day. It was done as r performance for young people. I' hnrdly seemed like the best or Shakespeare's for a very youthfii' nndlence, nnd I wondered If New York children were supposed to be so sophisticated that the Jcnlousi and all Ihe rest of It were accepted as entirely appropriate for them. ' discovert d. however, thnt Just like children anywhere else, they aro sf unsophisticated thnt everything In appropriate to their age passed safe ly over their heads. He was the most truly elepnn appearing person on the Avenue. HP top hat and his pearl gray trouser and his frock coat were all exacth right and exceedingly dressy. Noth Ing less than a wediilng could hnvi been up to them. It seemed almost t condescension for him to get or 'he bus. Hut 'nn he swung on h nied the hand of Ihe conductor "Hello. Surge! Great to see yov Tftnln." Thero was reril frlendsbli 'n the conductor's grin. "Hello Huildy! I almost dldn'l know you Willi your faco so clean." It will be a pretty heartless rob ber If be holds on to Ihe hrooch he stole from Mine. Tetrarr.lnl thi other night after he knows when she got It. The pin. which Is n circle with a1 red cross in the center nnd -et with 16 diamonds, was presented to the opera singer by the Milar tubercular hospital for services ren dered during the wnr. l.ucY jeannk rmrr join i iii: t . or notice i.ixiioN mf.x The time for paying your dues to I'mpiliin Host, American Legion, hns been extended from Feb. 1st lo Feb Nth. acconllng to word received iioin nanonai Headquarters, ray up low ami keep orr the deliniiuept list LEON McCI.INTOCK. Adlutnnt I'tupiiiia l'osl JOIN TIIK I'. OK I -IIFD Ml TE Aim I OH OI IHIIIHIN, HWS I 'A Vl ttlv I'liifpil IT..! C A LCI,' III). Alia.. Feb. L'l Senti mental folk have shed I. irs oxer tin iltlmale rate of Ihe horse whirh the believe will disappear Is fore Ih. motor driven vehicle. Hut. II s Ark II. livestock coutmtatOnii.-r of Can ula. dei lares that at II, e recent con mess of the Western Canada l.le stock I nlon here that those who nr. SUITS $25 S. r.l A SNttwr h, Minimi lip. IrrtMl lo arln'l Irein H..i, " an-l M.iifi rli.it.tnv it I ,. IT,i ; .X M , , ,77 l m shedding tears had better hed them over the ultimate fate of the motor vehicle, especially on the farm. "Mechanical power" laid Arkell. "will never supplant Old Dobbin on the farm. Far from falling off In numbers, the horse population of the ennt inent In Increasing: rapidly. 1 look for a steady development in the . . I .k.. .till u.rlnMBlrl.mHK.Ii.1. tho fnll..,inff IITUV jsiOllS I ureeauia; Ol iiuiiwi "... affect the automobile and truck bus- inesa. M'Mor inifki am a vaiuaoie asset in the world's vvork. but there are certain kinds of work, not only on the farm that the truck can not ilo and which only a Rood team or horses can do. Ik not be afraid that the horse will join the Dodo and the pter-o dactyl In extinction, lie will continue forever, lo be numbered In the most important factors In the ,h i. .k. .i,r. humrn - ........ miohIui rm n-r..uu-a Ih. world's I'" " " " " -. - horse population will keep pace Willi It." JIIIY TIIK '. UK . i.imik t: iii.iii: We guarantee satisfaction on all repairs, l'bone 309 and tell us your troubles. It won't cost you anything to look .i.... 1 .......i .. .i j over our iinu oi uwy ima . j trucks. All makes bought and sold. F. I.. McfJKEW K. SHANKS O. K. C.nragc, 620 Winchester St., at Camp (.rounds. Jlll TIIK C. ! ' IIASSI.F.It F.XI'F.ItT IS IIF.ItlC. Howard Doimlios, Factory l)enion Klnilor, Acconi,) uii.it hy A. Winn rortbillil lliillirll Miiliacer of ('Klxt CMiiHiny, isiton. A. Winn. Portland Hranch Man ager of the llassler I'aclflc Company. accompanied by Howard Douglass. Factory Expert of Ihe Hassb r Com pany, are here conferring with their dealers, the I,ockwood Motor Com pany of Ibis city. Mr. Douglass spent today demonstrating a quicker method for Installing Hasslera for Fords at Ihe Uickwood Motor Com- panv s show room i. Air. nougiass by his method demonstrated thai Ha -slers can be Installed by any me chanic in scarcely more than half an hour, whereas Ihe time generally re quired is two hours. Although Mr. Douglass matin no particular effort to establish a record, he installed one set In thirty two minutes. His record time for the Installation is twenty-five mln Ules. Hastiler Shock Absorbers for Ford "ara can only be purchased here through their exclusive dealers, our aggressive Ford dealers, the Lock- wood Motor Company, of this city. IIIIV TIIK I' IIP C I SED t'AiW l-'Oll SALE s'tiidehnkor $ 200 Ford Hug $ 275 Ford car $ 275 Oakland roadster t 600 -ttudebaker $. 800 Mllchell $ 800 Ton truck $ 925 iltldebaker $1250 Liberty bonds full face value on 'he above cars. MOTOIt SHOT CAI1A0K Jackson Street. JOIN TIIK l tiv r 1(.;S I OK Tl'IIINi. Standard bred Huff Orpingtons, 1 .00 per setting. While Leghorns. l.oo, and Ilrowns $1.50. Hnrred Rocks. $ 1.50 and $3.00. Dark Cor nish. $3.00. Some extra good Harred Itocks, While Leghorns and Dark furnish cockerels. A few more I'o ;and China shoals. E. A. Kruse, Kosohurg, Ore. ioi tup. I', op r CHI IK II Dot ill,:s yl oTA. With the aim of e.-Mnb'hhing a 'und for the purpo.e of con-itoic- nig a new church building, ihe aienibersblp of tho Chrts:inn clinch inlied yesterday In a big campaign 'o raise money to put out nt interest ind to form the basis on wl.lcli to ork for additional funds. Tho of tering was taken In cash, mid pledges payable before July 1, ntitl .tmniiiiied in all lo over $ !0U). It is expected that this sum v. Ill he In creased to nt least $3500 before July 1. After thnt time the fund will be steadily increased until a sufficient amount is on hand lo en able the church to proceed with tie erection of its new structure. T.ie committee in charge of tne drive hail placed a quota of $1500 for ws terday'a tillering but Ihe iiiemiier ablp more than doubled this amount. Jll TIIK I-, OK Mrs. L. W. Myrlcl'. of 1'orilnnd. arrlied In this city. Saturday night being called to Koseblllg bv Ihe death of her brother. V. S. Patter son. Jr . whose death occurred very suddenly Saturday moraine CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bcn the Signature of O i i Eddy Resolution ! Passes Senate ThA unalu l..int rtfi.)) Lit IfD so n Introduced by Senator Kildy Dasaed bv the senate last 'eek aim i ...... .c...- ......... ... . . He it resolved by the t,''1,al , H : .state or ureaon. ine nuu-r r esentatives Jointly concurnni?. Thm flu.ii..n i ..r article of ihe constitution of the Slate of Ore ,on. relalina; to the ape. ::il veto pow er of the governor, hall be and is hereby, amended to read as follows: Article V. Sec. 15 a The governor shall have power to veto jlnale it m in appropriation bills and any pro visions In new bills d-clamm an - - ,P I f-meraencv. without . I hereby al le t INK - . ... anv other Drovision nf such bill; ami be it. i Resolved, that Hie secretary of j Hale, and he is hereby, authorized i and directed to set aside two panes! in the official pamphlet containing Initiative and referendum measures i in which arguments supporting this! proposed amendment may be printed : and be it further j That a committee of two senators and three representatives be appoint-1 ed to prepare and file with the sec-; retary of state, arguments In support it this amendment. & CITY NEWS & orundel piano tuner Phone 1S9-L. . Need a flashlight? Special sale on j them at Uhllg's Electric Store. Dr. Harry E. Morgan, dentist, tele- j phone 483. Office 315 Perkins Iildg. Get prices at Stephens' and note - the difference. L'hlig's Electric Slice Tias a special sale on all Franco Flashlight. Franco Flashlight special at Phlig'a store. Hegular $1.70, now $1.19; regular $1.35, now Hoc. Have you seen those now brown Oxfords at Stephens? flici are beau ties. For painless extraction of teeth, cnll on Dr. Nerbas, dentist, Masonic Iildg. Phone 448. All fruit and ornamental trees, vlies, bushes, pruned, budded, graft ed. Louis 11. Bergold. Itoseburg. Write Jaca Koacn, Drain, for cata logue and prices for the Queen in cubators, coal and oil burning brood- era. Avoid disappointment by plac ing; your order new for future de livery. Ilenieniber the Oueen Is the best money can bur Shock Absorbers forlbrd Cars andlVadn The Hauler Oumrmntem: "AknhiK SiliaVtiM m Tm Mas adt" 4 SUssarfaad QtuUlj rWatt-Warta l Mce Special types for the Ford Passenger Car, Ford Sedan. Ford Commercial Car and Ford One -Ton Truck. Reduce lire ciprnx, up-keep and depreciation one thud. Insure comfortable riding and easy steering. Sold on 10 days' trial. VILL BE INSTALLED FREE OF CHARGE j By the Factory Expert Tuesday CA. Lockwood Motor Co . ltocbiiig. Oregon. aS ViVKj stop it via sSvf UP THROW fV1 DR. R. P. BRADFORD AND WIFE Licensed Chiropractic Physicians Office I'hone 4M l-erklna Bldg. Alt RIGHT MA'AM YOU BET I'LL HURRY- RIGHT ON UP THERE, DON T YOU WORRY! GLT in touch with us over the phone when you need some plumbing done. It doesn't lake long to get us on the wire or to get us up to your home or place of busi ness either. We'll bo on tho Job w h'-n you say so nnd we'll get through in a hurry. Our prices are consistent. Roseburg Plumbing and Heating Co. C. W. Hughes, Mgr. 24 2 N. Jackson, nosehnrg. DENTIST You are interested in the appearance of your self and your children. You know that any de cay or malformation of your teeth causes the muscles of your face to sajr. If this has happened consult a dentist at once. Your troubles will be rem edied. PAINLESS EXTRACTION PHONE 483. Douglas County Farm Bureau Exchange AT Umpqua Valley Fruit Union Warehouse ON WIM'ltKSTKK stui:k.t. Cooperative Livestock Fisher's Poultry Feeds .Kim! StMr l.ranil IVrHliwrs. Open on .MtimlnyH mtil Snlur ilaH till fitrlhrr nii(t. I'hone our onion to -IK I or .M';!l. Pairy and Poultry foods of all kinds now in stock. In quire before buying. 'I una DR. H. R. NERBAS Hp 2 PRUNING TOOLS Airplane Patrols Accomplish Results NEW YORK. Feb. 21. Alrrlane patrols guarding national forests Havcd approximately $35,000,000 worth or standing timber from forest flres during the last season, accord ing to a report of the Manufactur ers' Aircraft association, made pub lic today. Uetween 900 and 1000 fires were reported by patrols from airplanes loaned to the forest service by the army air service. Most of these fires, it was said were extinguished by ground forces working under the direction of the air pattols. Kfforts are being made by the an- POULTRY TO THE Pacific Meat & Packing Co. 803 First Avenue Seattle, Wash Wo pay the highest market prices for chickens and turk ' WKITK MK QUOTATIONS. CLASSIFIED COLUM ALL NEW CLASftlFIRO ADVBRTISKMKNT9 U'lI.L BB POUND HiJ WANTED. WANTED Kinis. (lara.'fe. Will U U pay cash for Huberts, Motor WANTKU To burrow $4500 on Rood improved farm. ilox 213, Myrtle Crunk, Oro. VANTK1 KurnlHhed home or up-to-tlut- houwekevpliiK roofim hy reliable niiijilt', itfriiiHUt'lit. 1. O. liox 644. VliiLINIS I' AND 1'IANIST wish wol k k In pUiure tlu-ater nnd ilaneva ept t tally- Ktflt;en yenm at It. A0lren i'. i'. liiim-n. Accountant, Ulxonvllle, ore. FOll RENT. Foil TiKNT A pleasant sleeping room. .ill l'.llHt NIK RL. H Ml (tKNT 1 two room apartment. irniuir' l06WaMhlnKton Ht. by K nENT Kafety deposit boxes. KofchtirK National Bank. l-'oit KKNT Iarse front room fur nislu-d, gentleman preferred. Phone I-'OU li F.ST lliiums and apartment a, ;IU7 V. DnuKlaa Ht. I'hone 8S-U Mr. and Mrs. K HaHh, I'ropa. i nt KKNT Fully ciiulppcd farm on Hhiti on. ( m'-thlrd to owner, two 1 1 lit-dw to renter. Apply 12& Can Ht Kolt Itl-.NT 1U0 arres of land to be orop-H'ii thin flprlng. All free soli 1;iUht cash or portion ot crop. F. A Sir iHrt, HoMt'lmrff. Phone 4-F14. MISCELLANEOUS. r.MliltlN-:. dri-nnmaklnfr of all kinds. jiioih' iht-ii. airs. uuinriOKe. M'Ct i i 'NT A NT wishes about two thrpi- net h of buoki to keep. CharKos "'""I pt niontn no more, can juiiMii' aimiit three mvtm regularly n b'SH too iiK a concern. Mercantile store dointc not over $100,000 eatoa aimiit the limit. How about your tax return? A-Mres p. h HI rath, Ac- eoHtitMiu. inxonville. Ore. LOST AM) rotJSD. I'Ol'XM (old wedding ring. Inquire me 1 1 ill Minp. 1tST Hrown gauntlK driving glove. immiit nine m mm orr ice. LOST ( Htl female Scotch rullln. dark Kinder return to Kniplre livery barn r Ml UK' inj. I.O r - liuiu h of keva. Finder leave al IMS Mosh.-r St. or notify N. K. Itlch- anixon. nnl receive reward. FOR KALR. HA Lie New lf fianie. 10.7 St. irley-Iavldion bl- . xos west jjouk I I'm SALK- White Indian Ilunner lu.k (kkm for fettlng. II for 76c. 128 rum st. Phone 225-J. KtK SALK 1 heavy double harnens, 1 Jinicie harnppen, 1 hack, 1 bugary, 1 nnre. Rood single driver; 1 naddle, 2 wnw-ui-. K Urndford. Tl1lard. Ore. A Llf fAM bivc him A RIOG H5 -tr him Myers Spray Pumps Hand or Power Coos, Rods, Nozzles at J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENTS ' Mitchell and Oakland Automobile, soclatjon, Its officer. . ,arK"r aPProprlatioa7' """J in order to carry m t3 Patrol work. " The work r . ",r me mnu "u rarrieu on la Or nla Colorado and T ' N mates. - v'w tSli - rim c. 0 Twenty-ti,, p, ' 'c r.ucrie, a, .hn'-bJ DRmSES-SPRAlte view v V A Ba e b -imiMiM -SHIP YOUR- mm ,tmj LOQANHKHUY tips 40 a thouu used 8 hop ........ .... u.mana. yrft ''O" SALE 277 l'elllr pruM m limn. m . UHIanl. Ornn w . .. .... nun. W;K;ltob.rt,:J.-alr Oreo!S i.'nu t " ... f .inur. i ncariy new UnM ann it rot .tier. Judd A Jlclifllii I FOll KAI.li Minurra . lia VOH HA IR One 1XIA th II.IILa J .wt uraii typo, nice Brt. 1M HAY FOU HALE EdenbowiToS Traota. Kre.l Fi.her. PtmM nin kai.k- Frke $so. las St. -J.-riiey cow. rlflii i-uune llft-lt. ut iiaja u n FOll HAI.B 1st clan lul! treon, 6 to 8 ft, (30 per IH r.ii in. FOR SALE 1 -ton truck. 14 nauiea. a irood buy. Sous. iiarKcr a co. FOU SAI.K CIIEAP-Om work horses, weight i Jolin C. Wlsnor. KOIt SAI.K One yearlln, toll M ii aoiu Ht once, inqutrt ClBitr Store. t'olt SAI.K IiSHiibcrrr tin k 100. Also Mammolb blirlNT K. Truehlood. Koseburl. P h'OH HALE lllack rapt tMnl norry plants, 5c eacn. j. r. i. K. 1st Ave. N. Hoieburt , VOJl SALE Verv small Sb.lluJ In foal, fir.. Koscoe HoU4 Hanch. (Irants I'asa. Orrfat I WOH HAI.K lrntertbaTuli ct"1 er, Rood as new. Inquirt al Jat Kevlew. TOR SALE Ford lailcrt g thins; for Jitney builona m ine Koscnurie uarage. i... i u.i l.. . it n i, k.i a Overland car in Una PPly Oregon Oas sod SlxuaaJ pnny omce. IlKMTI.kUAN'S heautllul I'M I1G. Slle 42, maile to "'! mn.1 anvnnn llnlnr MUtl use for It. Koom 63S I'Klwa FOll SALE 5ii.n Loml JJ J5.000 Culhtwrt r"''nVvj rariy niuiiin r.i..,. - A. I. Miller, Aurora, One lofi - . -. j KOH SALE listening Tanned strain a. C VWiJfT .M fur IS e. MnaWJ l"l Oakland Oron. KOK SALE Two good " iJ nr Hi. 1-1. e harness, on. . ... wrnron. a!l in I Rood lbiP Inmin Hlverslile. Fon SALE Early Snowbjll1 . ... ik .i Fira em hanltr. or P"n' .ki. f.... hntrh nr rL i...i uil f Tmv If tif Iteese, niated ana ly". trio; also eRg at W iZu i ... t.ii Kiisner S. M. Snell. IitnlnPTIli land at or near ""?trj house, lane bars. ".!Ji 4 Snrlna-flel.! Ore.. IV,J for sale A-l teal Phone 175-U. FOll SALE i-rrom ''--k.aa paved at-ei. .'":.trrZ irarase: some fruit i. h. niM al once. If MCKr at once an.l make 'JV. Jackson street. '-"!2rC FOll SALE 5 gmxl 'f iresn row. --iMjj. o' harness. 1 . HeotcH J , trooil. re-. ! FOll SAI.E-I a res o. and family "",,. land; 4 r.. -m n o-- v r oiilhulldlngs: Idea . w r 2 slope. Price R It town "TRet- jR-SALTHTng W?, , Awxw, fhrrv trr ' . ft. 1 ,rtWnS7..w-SS, w.lnuts. Fllbrt 1 "., .tr.wb.rrl- prlrea ru BUM