Roseburg news-review., April 21, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

PACE H K
vMzxm nrn vnn know?
f .-.--..3 I :.. i
That there are over S00.0U0 Owners in the
United States.
4
AND OVEH 250 SATISFIED OWNERS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
THE NEW SUPERIOR CHEVROLET Sells for $675.00 F. O. B. Roseburg'
ANT) K THP PATrT KVt I INfl (TANnART) Pin.l-Y EQUIPPED AUTOMORILE IN THE WORLD.
AND IS THE FASTEST SELLING STANDARD FULLY EQUIPPED AUTOMOBILE IN THE WORLD
SERVICE GARAGE ROSEBURG, OREGON
VN H. TAYLOR.
ItOSFm-TtC, NKWS-RFVIKW. I IUI) AY, Al'lllf. 21 11)22.
r-i rv-.rLt : .:V :--v Raff i-rl
Dip t. co of what pieari to he Ir
H'lqtalilP proof offired in oviilinn-.
When iiiuvirleil, ilia tonrm Sfii. ral-
Iv have xtrciard l'li'.-niy and taken
the personal bonds of the accused.
N'umlx-l- Is mn'tv-inn. .
Prol.i'.iltlon oflii lals rciiorti'd today
lhat v.omen rum rumirrs. equipped
with limousines ami daiinff inouxh
tn ue Runs, are iniroasing in num-
Of pemdle D0u'cmOn- difficult to catch than men. bn-
-CtcariilV InCreaS- cause Ihey are less open to bi ,i.kioii.
jrsbteaaliy H'vituj ln c!i,.s it now Is the om-
I inon practice for snrewu ueaieia in
'illicit whiskey to employ woman to
d. livi r whiskey ordered hy custom-
These women never exciie me
I
!
Leads Children in
Trip to White
House in War Prisoners Behalf
Forest Protection
Week Observed
' tlnif Mnti-.l hi the propenalu fer the
! i einjili i ti.n of tin- wirk will t conslil
j r . 1 in nw.iiitlni; Urn cunt ra'-t .
T:,,; t'ouiu il n-wn 'i the rifcl.t to ra
Jc. t am- mi. I all MiK
enler nf th I'ninnion Council.
I 1 Mt.-.l April In. IS
Fsay Dry Agents.
Poorly Dressed Girl Will Ask
President to Give Her
Daddy Back.
Tnto;s.attonal Xew. Service).
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. April 21. Head-
'1 rOMVlPT nTwl E ! slightest suspicion. They are dressed j ed by Mis. Kate Itichards O'llare, au
U huiiiivi . m fashln- latest mode. iney ai-
r.wt varied d nam sen. mey usually
.-.IK I. VS.
it v rice
Stalf
w.
d. H..1 .
li.im'i.li""'1''1"-1
jo-.TON. .t.rll f I. What
mrn 'mrtieii'-'ot ' r',r"
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lii.oi i-' kinss are
s.-rnce as eun-
,i . i. buti.ui of1 HavtiM
Tli. v are beins Washington woman.
clulct'?.
frota f"1"
! appear dally dltrerentiy eimmui.
i Their costume bills lire paid for by
I tlto bootleg kinss. They borrow a
i.r.i.iehbor'8 children to rido with
them on their delivery trips.
Women Are Cunn-ne;.
The cunning of women bootlcR
rers was Illustrated to Commissioner
in the case or a prominent
She occupied a
ions suite of roonm at Washtns-
I ton's most fushionanie nosieny.
sin leased anotner fie
ld
4
jl;, u Into
i ii Mi'.elily increasiiiS .usur
K in,- u'tlit.
r-"' ' , ' ,,iv furnished liouse. In the lat-
M, J me i.i, i . ... . . stored the "wet good
. ..i.i i.;nl v iv lierselt ami
"L ' . 1 .. 1 . l'.,lil n few llilVS
ii.,t;.o,l vt ''J'""'-' .,, h. f,.n U1ier suspicion,
i.;,t'clv hTKe'shi' bad mlnpled for years with
. .Kia 1 eneietv Hill Of-
ir,e- 'cuiei: .isniniiiun s on: .. ...
. eniirts TiatH lilotll. Mie IliiU in
i the nnost exclusive c'.rcl
t ''Iff Met
to , -nvi
"boot-
an .i-t'
4 ill.- elT.-il
ji, iriir in f1
. ... , ' .' t i..,,i nfid if she is ever
stiiri.i. out hi on luiiuiiiui -
-.It-
to
She is out
lands but small chance of be-
ii i .-i ;iiosT Jin-1 men.
wnineit,. even in Jpr convicted, officers sav.
expeiiitiou of children whose fathers
ate serving federal prison terms for
violation of the war-time tsplonug'e
act left hero today for Washington,
where they will plead with President
Harding to release their dads.
"I'lease, Mr. President, give 'lira
back my daddy," little Klbertine
Iteeder, of Wilson, Okla., will say to
the nation's chief executive.
Ili.-hbed-halred, brown-eyed Klher
tiive, .with her thin legs and shabby
sho?s, will tell President Harding,
she said today, that her father, one
of thu Oklahomiins convicted of par
ticipation in the "Green Corn Rebel
lion," did not take up arms against
the government, that he did register
for the draft, and that he Is needed
very badly in a certain little cottage
back at Wilson.
Mrs. O'llare, who with her hus
band, Frank O'Hare, is leading the
"espionage expedition," served a
prison term at Jefferson City for vio
lating that same act which caused
the imprisonment of Kugene V.
Debs, socialist leader, and hundreds
El o t-1 1 J vt-t Iv4k' dr. i '
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Tills is Fere-t Protection Week.
The .' rea of forest land swept hy
t';re enrh ve:ir is, broadly speaking,
twice the size of the area cut ov, r
annually by losing operations,
forest service records for the p;ist
fe years show an average yearly
total of :;:.r.iii) forest fires, burning
over 7. I-',". nod acres r nd causing an
annual damage of $1 7.240, o. Kor
!l:e period of UHtl-l'.tL'it, inclusive,
the total nuniiier of fires reported
was lUO.noo, covtving riti.-iss.ono
acres and doing a damage of $S.",
7 1 . 7 " 0 . Over SO per cent of these
fires were due to human agencies.
i and could have been prevented thru
I Iho exercise of euro on the part of
I citizens.
for the Pacific northwest some
70 per cent of the fires are duo to
! luan-inade causes, careles campers
I
11 nl.-r
tin-gen.
of tlio
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City
WHIPPLE,
of itoHtfburg,
alone being responsible tor aooui i
one-third, of all fires. i
I Kor the country as a whole, fully
j i, lie-seventh of all forest fires, nc- .
inrding to the forest service, tire due
to railroads. Nearly as many start;
I from careless burning of brush by
1 fiirni
Ml l ll K I'llll HII1S l'OII STIIKKT I M
ruut KIIKM.
S.-ilU'il proposals will bo received by
t!i l!lil.'iMK!i''d tit his ettlce III tlei
I'.ly 11. ,11 III tie- t'lty ot Uo tilllK,
,'i,i;iii. up 1. 1 i,:"0 o.'lecli t. m., Salui'
il.t, .pill iiJ, I'.ili-'. ter tlie iliipruve
iii, -lit i.f .M. i. lien,- iivi-nuo from tint
nerui line et Miin.iry htrecl to the
lu'iih lni" ut l.iiliiuti Btreet. in tho l.'ity
of K..s,.lnir, nr. yon. Ill til.' iiiiinntir
pi ,, iil. il l Ortllnaiu e No. T.'.T,.
All le, Is must ho HulmiitCi'd upon
1 hbiiik rorinn .v hlcn w ill be urnfiilied
, upon iippllt'iitiun to the uielurnlgni.,1,
a ii,t must he ac.'imipanit'd hy 11 certi
11. il rlii'ik pny:ihle tit Hie City TreiiR
I ui, r tor tlie p.-r cent of the hid, to ho
j loifcil,',! to tho t'ltv In the event Hulil
I hid Is nc, opt. ,1 mill the bidder hull
' full to enter into a contract and bond
with the i:lty acconling to the terms
of tiaht hi, I. A Initial of lull per cent of
Hi,, cent I'.i.-t. s.nistitctory to tlio t'lty.
will be reeulred ef tlio com ractor. The
stated ill the proposals for tho
pointed out lo the reporter that the
right to strike is the lawful u.apnn
or labor, and iu reality the f. W. W.
is a form of trade union. Hence no
offense was committed there, shy declared.
"Whenever I begin to lose faith in
t'es. I hung It up in my cell, and II
soon became a source of c. ifort.
.When I returned after making over
alls all day, the cell was almost dark.
, It had an aw-rul air of gloom, and
the only light came from an electric
.lamp In front of th. men's tier. I
my homes in lioseburg are
E heated by this Orogon
B furnace, and every user is
!'.t. Kuriis coal or wood,
el 21 -inch wood, which fits
fire box, covers the ooin
ircs.'nd will not hang up
ire pot, which means cheap
fjf.' and less trips to the
"t to attend furnace.
Hb'.m wood more econtmii
J 'i:h less attention and
.-,.tisi'action to user than
f. ;:rd lire iot made. We
tl, i"oSill and guarantee
:.irnaa'S. Ia'I us look at
rr. use and five vou an esti
l We can install pipe fur-
:rs beusts. where arranrje
I makes a pipeless one im
tjul. Two substantial re
it '.s since Feb. 1st.
Bill'
J. II. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works
119 Oak St.
tno success or a vcntiiro." slip dc- pi::c'il tho painting ec ihat wiumi 1
clared, "I look at (hat picture on l' s'MilU rest each niuht, the liht
wall." She nointwl to an oil n.-iintlne that nieiced the darkness shonn in
of othtra. iSle conceived the idea of of the head and shoulders of a pin hat wonderful face.
the expedition, she declared, when ; in a blue clnphani dresa and flowing ;
she saw tne cnnaien ana wivea ui hrown hair, who at firpt phmce nn-
pearcd to he a -child, but who. on
closer inspection, bore the look of
maturity.
"Ymi Mn'f at-a ti riuhi In c '
the "political prisonera" living in
poverty.
Will Take on Ketiuits. j
The army of children will tako on
recru'ts enroulo to tho nation's capi
tal. Stops will be made, Mra. O'llare
slates, at Chicago, Indianapolirt,
Cloveland, Cincinnati, Marion (the
president's home), Detroit, Buffalo,
New York City, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Many wives of meiierv
inR sentences will bo numbered in
the personnel of the army.
Tim expcn&es of the expedition
will be defrayed by voluntary contri
butions from persona in the varkms
cities to be visited. Newspapers In
several of tho cities, Mrs. O'llare
wtates, have guaranteed expenses of
the "troopers" from their cities to
the one next on the itinerary.
"When I saw those mothers and
children, without any means of sup
port, living in poverty that W'e can
hardly imagine, and realized from
my stay in prison what confinement
for years in a penitentiary means,"
said Mrs. O'llare, "I knew that
something must be done to relieve
their plight.
"So I discussed it with my hus
band. He took the evidence to some
of the best lawyers in the city, all
of whom declared it was flimsy and
would never have resulted in convic
tion except in the heat of war. Here
Is a representative case."
She exhibited the court record in
the case of a Spaniard, who is s- rv
ln a twenty-year sentence for vio
lation of the espionage act.
rites flimsy Kvidcncc.
The evidence was ft carbon copy of
a letter containing the man's name
along with several others. Inciting
members of the I. W. W. to use thefr
strike prerogative. Mrs. ('Hanft
light, said the husband, as he
shaded the bright electric IMit. The
effect was revolutionary. In the dark
the eyes seemed to brighten up, and
Mrs. O'Hare's eyes filled at the recol
lection of what the picture meant to
her.
Name Is Cut Off.
"That picture came to nu" she
said, "while I was In prison at Jef
ferson City. I don't know who sent
It, because the lower hair 'contain
ing iironaoiy tne artist's name, had ' gene Head, Francis K. Uackett
been cut olY by the prison Authori- Walter Kvorett Hawkins.
and incendiarism Is a close I-
third. Camners. inc'nding all p'ens
ure seekers in tho woods, hold fourth
l:teo canin? nearly one-eichth nf
II forest Tires. One of the prlnrlpal
offender Is the careless smoker,
particularly tho user of "tailnr-uvtd-'"
riKarotteH. Lumbering stands
fifth as a fire hazard, although in
states ii often becomes a maj
or cause of fire. About one-ten' h
of all forust fires are started by
lightning.
The ider of forest Protection
We-'? oi-'uiniM- d here in the Pacific
northwest in l!20. and was largely
solace. observe.! that year throughout the
west. Fifteen vears niro the bulk or
public sentiment acainst forest fires
was in the en.-tt; today it is in the
west, where t'.l per cent of the na
i Ion's remaining timber supply i
now located. In ll''-' 1 th- ob.serv
: nee of Forest Protection Week was
trade nation-wide by
iiib-tl"iii nf tlio work will to conwltl-
tT'tl hi itwurdtiiff Mio cinur;u-t.
Thrt Oouht'll ri-MTvi-s tho right to re
jot nnv unit nil hid.
'.v nnli-r of tln Cninmon Council.
I'ati-d April 10, J!tJ2.
k. u wiuriu.K.
It.Torder of tho City of KoBeburu,
rtH'n.
"It represented hope to me and at
the same tuno comfort and
Per naps it was because ii look-.!
like my daughter, who, hmveei-, is
much younger. I remember w hen I
was delirious with influenza 1 con'
stantly c.!iri"d mi conversations
jWiih It and it seeni'ed to answer me.
! "Oae day a priest brought me a
picture of Saint Catherine, which 1
nhimwl miilci' lli iitiiniinrr ii . 1 1 : I I. in.. nn.U.it Tlin moults W
lilu.o luo i m-.u w. .V.. ...... I n,..n,.ii,.. in .it:itis similar!11
j She brought back from Jefferson ! proclamations were issued by the
City three cases of books, among j povornors, and wide publicity was
I them autographed co4es of volumes j given by tho press. Many mayors
! by W. George, Carl Sandburg, ! are this year Issuing special procla-
jjohn Read.-Charles Kann Kennedv, tmittlons.
Albert r?bva William ii-. Anril 2'Jnd. the closing day of 1 or-
ind 1 rsI Protection ee, win main
i l.Mli anniversary of Arbor lav. lor-
retarr of Agriculture J. hi
uum: kvs
Among those visiting Roseburg
tho week of April JOth wre Vernon
Shrum, M. Mathews, (,Vno Slinitn.
Penar Shrum, ltob Mat!;ews, Kdua
Stone. C. W. Andrus, Andrew Smhli,
I
K j eter :
Steven Shellalar
.'in tier.
A surprise parly was held at tlio
home of Mrs. Alice Shrum Saturday,'
April 1 ."i. Over fifty people were
present and a most enjoyable even
ing was spent by all.
A dance will be luld at Tt'.bcrt
Fdakcley's Saturday evening, April
2Jnd. j
Funeral services for V, B. (h".p
mrn will be held dm-day, April
19th, at 2 p. m. at the Clijo church.
Mr. Chapman passei away at his
home ne;ir (Hide Tue?d,y morn in
April Sth. He is survued liy his
wife, and son, ll. L. Chapman of
IIos burg, and daughter, Mrs. Kd.
Wnrh, of Roseburii.
Monday evening. April 21th, ft
7:l( p. m., nt th illiil' church, Mr.
C Hall will give a lecture on
India. A large number are urged to
h present for Mr. liall is known to
I'M 4 a most entertain i n g lcc Hirer.
Win. Andius aad Kd. Law left
Tuesday. April is, . for the nm'in
tafns where 1 hey expect lo rvm.iiu
ling Morton of
the Idea of having a
and John Alt x- lor several cays.
XX.
set atiart j
planting,
tho union,
(Hint ri'-s.
mark the
which has
nd conferral, d for tree
Today in every stato of
and even in in.mv foreign
appropriate ceremonies
obsenunco of this day.
In '(o me associated with
I err inov
In i he Cntmty Cuuri f Douglas Coun
ty, Ort'ifon.
-In tin- iiiatUT of th guard!!nthlp of
I i In iMTMHi ami tst:tt of Oscur Felix
I W'tuT. a mlmr.
ticn-as, M-llMa J. Fisher, the jrurtr-
, ij in n n f tlu pc ik on anil etatu of t ho
, aluiVK miiih-d wsrd. ban lied In th-i
.lIi.'Vo court nntl caunH a petition for
' itirt nl of certain rt-al esTuto belonif
: mi,- lo ha id minor dst-nr Ki-ln Wbor.
: .t-wii : An umlivuU-il intercut la
( (milijpct to tba llf' 1ower or Itfo
iif; and occupa n-y of Mi'Htia J. Kluh
'ort nix) tho IUm riirtcpy of Morrla
i W.'h.-r tluTiii, (n anil to thw follow
ing TIm- went fin-half (WH t lt
iiiint'r four (4, in Mock number R',
' in th i lly of Ko-burK. I'otiKbiH
.('iiintv, (iiriton, tis per plat thon-nf of
i n-eord in the off(c nf the county clerk
of outfhiN County. Oregon.
i It ajtcar!m? to tho eimrt from a!rt
petition that It Is f.r tho bent (ntens-t
; ..f the estate of said wrrd that tn'tl
; ri'iil estnl ho sold. It t.s now ordered
that on the L'-'nd day of April, P.2. at
i the hour of 10. o'clock n. m., .at tho
otfice of tho County JudifA tn tho
proclamation (Mirc ,,rrV)in, p and tlo warno 1 horo-
llr.-d us the tlmo And placo for tho
ilng of said pf-tltfon. and All of tho
m-xt of kin of nld minor And nil other
pci'Moiis Interested In bis oftato nppoa'
h. fore anlil court at nuld tlmo and
place to hIhiw cause. If anv, why a !l
eottno should not be gran tod for tho
sail of mild real cAtato above do
scrilM'd, Thiil a copy of tbl orrtr bo pnb
IHI.cl for (brio rfinAocutlvo Weeks
prim- to (bo d.nte fixed for heArliirf
anie to be published in tho Fvontni?
N'ews-lie view, iuliHHhe,d and prin tod
it imrtr. (irt'iron.
d this 2:'rd dav of Maroh. 1H?2.
tiKOItun K. UVIXK.
County Judo.
. - , .... .1 ! .. 1 .... I ,wl I ill If
ACiinsbit in ovooi'.'t .
1 1 )r,n
day
: patriotic
conotnie
and esthetic as wel
fdeas.
After Kas)i r specials. Kvery now
spjing iiat at n gnat special on 1 rl
day and Saturday. Bell Millinery.
XOTICK.
I intend to close my office In the
near future, t hao about 6M vol-ume.-i
of reports and Idgesi, includ
ing Oregon and Calif oi ni'i repot : s,
and about 115 voluni"M of standard
lot books, including 0. V. C, all f
whi'-h I will sell verv ch'-ap. If in
leresled call at my office and ex::n
ine lb'1 bookii. Ma';e mo an offer for
what you want. I can furnish a
printed li:.t of the books bv nnil.
J. C. FI'PI.K liTON.
Niithm: oi t-.M.K of onvciiNMKS r
'I I 1 1 :i-.: i. i tt ii. rul l.aiel '11 uv,
W.i.ion:! oi. I. C.. Mar. 1. I H. lrj,
,..ti.' is belt bv Kivt ii lint sublet t to
die find 1 1 ions ami 1 mm at ionn of the
Act of Juno lii'ti (::: Sl:it.. anl
Hie iiiMi-u. tit. mm of the Secretary hi the
int. ri.-r of ep.eml.er 1 P17 ( l '
t lit; ti ailM-r on I :.e loi n niw
will be sold May 1 !:-'. at Hi
,,. k ii m. :it pMlilie mi' tt'-n in no
ttd Stati-H i.iml olthe hi lioft-liuiH.
u.u,. l the liiKhesi ladd'T at led
, tle-n the ii i(.re is.'.i v.thio
u n bv thin nolii c, ..le to I..- niib
L to the np.r..al .f lio- S ereiary nf
Int. i c.r. III.' pur. I ns.- iiit- .'. with
additional stun of on.- Iilih of one
1 1
lands
l 17
t ht-reof.
tt 1 1 1 1 be d
ii. to be
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4YNOP8IS op Tin ANNUAL STATE
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Ohio Millers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
V ronton, in th- Pt.it .f Ohin. on th
hlrty-fifNi day of Keit-nih.-r. I'.'l!!. inn'1"
a th.- lnnurnnce C,iiintiMf.b)ii.,r ut the
!tutu of Ur.'Kun, puruutit to law:
Income.
tVf pfmlutm reclvrd rturlntr
thi ymr 1,6T,704 20
nt.-r-sT. til vhlnds iind rents
r.civ-d liurirm th y.-ar ... 101.078 00
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SYNOPSIS
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1 ) I lit i me m e n t ,
K pal'l ' V IT II'-'
lnt'lu
..l
V
ST8.7:. P'
r.a,7:tn n?
204.T1
b io.Soi :n
41 s:u
lift.i; -7
L'lt.lle
S W i ,
d h
ill an
K. 2 Vi
r ::.ni m
Mow tie
r M .
d lir
.par
of l".r
;- r. -,
i M.,
:;..s.s
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
iregoii f..r I oiiKlad County.
Johu i. -McU.ivH, I'lainlilT,
vs.
as T.iylor .r. Tlardle, Kxeeutor of tho lost
will or Klla M. ilardle. dt-eeuced, Lil
lian I'.li.ab.'lb lliiitlle Smith, iiw.l
! r.il It. Smith, ber hnb;ind, Kdna
Ihti.llu A.c.W.iil and I'laivnf It. AU'
. f i I. bei bnbaud, t laz.-l Hunter
llatdlt-, a Hiimle woman, lUith ('bun
Ibotl.e Milllk.-n. and W. K. Mllllken.
h.-r hii-lnnd, Crance M. UHrdie,
wnlow of Ktiward Iltrnm ltiit"dl, tl.--itMttl,
Tavlor JuHt'lili llariie, and
Ahn.'S I'. Ilardle, Ills wife, Ktliltt
I'niilenc; Mar. Ho Nleolil nd tioorKo
Nl. oiai, her htifbanil. Klla Mioy Vm
e. ht. n ln:lt woman, .loK.-ph Iruv
ll.'irili... Km h Mfdoi u, lint dlt , toiin
llaniia Mai. lit- nd Ann Mil. Ire.) 11;. t
dtf. minor ehiblreii of Kd wh rd Mil am
Mar.iie, d.-c.-a.(l. heirs of Klla M.
Hurdle, ileeraMil. I ef e p.pl tl '..
Pile M : te of H'.'HOn to tho aim VO
tntiD'il d'f"nd'i:ui. Itiuh 'lara 1 lar
dle Mlllik' ii Htid W. i:. Milliken. her
bush, ind. 'Gillian Kllab.'th Hardio
Smith and Cr-.l tt. Smith, her liiiB
tiand. find ItnOi M. doru MHrdle:
Yon ni e heroby re.pi I red to uprtfor
t .ind nnnw.T the complaint of thu plnln
! ( l IT tiled hi-mlll fcKiuUM yoi) In tho
rtiio nt It lfil milt wit bin nix works
' from the date of the llrut publication
i r.f this miinmonii, or If the unnio tn
; ' rt rd up. ui yon persona 1 1 y, wit limit
"into of i ir. 'iron, t h.-n wit hin six
t-kn nrter uneh Krrvlee. And If you
1 i ri nim-'ir anil nimWiir t htt Colli -
bum r uiut. i ,,',ltIlt fltt want thereof the ; SalnniY
N,.'.l, ...... : will iinplv to tho court for the relief
-n M.. NW'i j ,, n1;1M(,.d in Co- complaint, (r.-wlt: For
I llr I't.'O M . ., dr. ree In hi favor and ritcailift eMcll
',, y.'U'av hi' ,,f .(, del'MTidantK in saoj -:nit, dlnd-
. . iiar ,.ii .M..)I r ,,, ,, ,l0 n., (t Vit I id hrst lin
t I V brlort-
:-ion
in $1 '.a i- r 1
d.ir r... M , s-
i . w a nd
nl. i r o '
d tlr
th.
illowitiK"
i Iti th
tl
T li e lnc-itno.
. t i,:n.;i'i hi;
itHirttffi)-Mt.
Total tP tallt'i
irtT T
ATI '
. 2.;.';;i r.;
2 4't U'
J PHl.'.4 77
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f ,r i .' on? Id I
t I::.!..'
IlJrt IT
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lM.e-
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old f.a- I- C..i:i p- f M. T.
. s ii v w s'."' i : ' , N w 1 1 . v.-i-i
::m- M . boll p 1 ' - M . '!!'
- M.-w i-ui.. - - i M . b ill I 1 '
M SI',1. S'A ',. .. il'.'A t-iio- ". M .
r-.e-.r ph.- .e M . y.-li. w tic I.'. M .
.. 1 I -1 '"V 1,-1 T t-l tir
nob. r I.. I bl f "I "
M ..f I I-.-1 I.e '1 t r t
I... k,.;, t. r b : onn ? ' ' " t r M . .m l
;M f I,,,. V. Mow tif ll r to l.i'
v.. f-.r i".i!i $t i M T
-'. 1 1 N s- '. , v,. r. '
.... p, , t t - .... i ..-..';. m r'l : 1 ,
- K -, i. ' i fr ' M i d o
. i i , t . I t - I'""
t m -i ''j -r - J, ';-r
d 1"
1 T
rr-iil proport y
nl y ef I Moit'las, il n t e
to-wil: The tut loiir
(nit h wt-nt rpia 1 1 rr
Nort hen st q oarl rr
th.. S"Ut liw.-.-l iijiart- r
tlon two iK Tnwiiflnp
( -y.t i S-oit h. Itanire Nine
tho Wllh.in. tie Merldlau.
n eTtaln rn-irf '.ratio I'ner.'-'.r-i
iry T. b'ls, nlv-n by
In-, a niniri.' woman. ;is
the pi'iuit iff. John .
in'.
t'.i
Pi
f On.- Ti;onp;. ml
( $ 1 ml I I d-
iiion'-v noio
. , .hit... n.t
d ite. m ti ll
p.-r . nit ner
v f. e ..f One
l.i t i ;n M.i
- ii.id dn
nd f it :.ld
I !M I!'
:i n ii. -r
pi .'pi I
,f th.. jho,. ii'.-ii
' ti-'.-'-'-'-'l .Tpl'tlr
r.f ir of lb- .o-t
r i-t'iH, f nnv. t
TM.il fhnlti
In OrKtm K.r
i ;
)Ulltir In 4r...n
! Ml
for I lie i rat.
Itiilnea In Oftri.M tT ti'f
f 1 IO.'hit
fur.
M 0O
Mil IIK. N Mil I U Tt
K M 1, IIIMI'Wl.
, . , ;-' '':''!'r PKSKI.I,, 1T".
TIIK OHIO MIHIIli ITt U,
I IN-t t( N( K 4 1UI' W .
'i'lit aiuriuy Ur itiivict,
w it.:
w 1 I.t.!
Mll.l.r.KV Mill M. IIUI h-l K( I,
I -ll( I I'M J N III M I I MilS.
J it m on
1 iU.U.vll lUwrii.
i.u: A.wiUvi Xut biivk-i U. Miui.t I'wtk
till I v If W
II VI, INM
A
ircd
of l.lt pillni' '.it'HI,
rut -t
ToiUaa-l.