The Leadwood Press from Leadwood, Missouri • 1

to tL Ij iL blu Jdr 4 XX 55 fl here the did MRS ANNY DRAKE of St RANKCLAY NEWS Rev Havener took dinner (Missouri Legislature when mak wasland Glen Jarvis of here Parti PAST nominate 1 served by the Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson sum fee of of of for the church program to radio pro has addressed a publisher of this slides of Johnson on Arnold! the was was nominated after on the star route between River Leadwood rank and Wortham the present time the con is held by two parties one edu pro well and th? who Rev and Mrs Don £bamness and two children of lat River called at the Blair home and at tc Dosfi home in Leadwood Wftd hiday afternoon 1 A was and DATES CHANGED OR JOINT i BAND CONCERTS I LEADWOOD JUNIOR HIGH TEAM COUNTY CHAMP were present viistors entered festivities Dinner was members NOBLE GRAND CIRCLE MET Past Noble Grand circle Leadwood Rebekah lodge LEADWOOD ST RANCOIS COUNTY MISSOURI RIDAY EBRUARY 15 1935 '4s Now comes Jim" Pratt into the Press again act are he had not been in the limelight for some time and of some folks must have publicity and if they have it one way they will have it anyway as long as they get what they want And this is riot exactly good news no he was not in jail and not accused of' anything serious Of course "Uncle never will get grown up and boy like he stood' in the back end of a wagon while visiting at the Jess Marler farm near Belgrade and the team started going and "Unde was all right and net hurt at all until he hit the ground The ground just met him too hard ahd the result is he is carrying a broken arm in a sling Yes ha just laugh ing it off and will get used to I the inconvenience after a while on Senator New Bond iled In Suit Term vs St LIBRARY BENEIT TEA A SUCCESS The benefit Silver Tea given at the home of Mrs Edw Karsch Wednesday afternoon was a decided success and was well received by the commun ity I Musical numbers were given by Lynn Bartlowon the violin accompanied by Mrs Marvin McKenzie Mrs A Barber" piano solo ronabarger vocal solo accompanied by Miss Ada dwinner all of Leadwood our young people from the lat River Junior Coileee ap peared on the program: flute solo by Gene Taylor Bonne Terre accompanied by Anna Maiie Tramchut of Jat River vocal solo by Dorothy Rink arming ton vocal solo by Paschal Swear ingen During the course of the afternoon about sixty people attended the program and tea Out of town guests at the tea were Mrs Raymond Roberts Mrs Carl Roeden and Mrs Earl Carleton all of armington The proceeds of the tea will be used to purchase books for the Leadwood public library The of the met Wednesday in the Thomp son hall for their regular quilt ing day About twenty of the members Also several in the The joint band concerts which have been arranged for the Bonne Terre and Leadwood high school bands wil( not be held on the dates as first sched uled according to Supt A Barber of the Leadwood schools Instead of the first concert be ing held at Leadwood on Mon day ebruary 18 the first con cert will be held at Bonne Terre on Wednesday night ebruary 20 The second concert will be held at Leadwood on the even ing of March 4 The Leadwood school band will go to Bonne Terre and the Bonne Terre band will return the visit for the concert on the night of March 4th until it was over was 15 to 14 in favor when I Stock in the Leadwood senior high school basket ball team has beep advancing considerably during the past two weeks and it is the opinion that nearly any thing may be expected from the Leadwood Purple Pups during the remainder of the season' At Troy they entered as some what of a "dark and marched straight through the tourney to the finals upsetting all the dope Last riday night they took into camp the strong Bonne Terre high school team in one of the hottest and best games in the county this season The score was a continuous see saw with a very close de fense throughout and it was any game The score game ended The second team game was won by Bonne Terre second team a 18 to 10 game and was not as good a game as the first team game HARRIS SCOTT Hubert Harris of lat 5 River and Bertha Scott of Leadwood united in marriage at armington Saturday ebruary' 9th Miss Scott one of popular young ladies wag a Junior in tho Leadwood scncoi Harris is well known in the Lead Belt This young couple's many friends join in wishing them a Ion gand happy married life JESSE WILLIAM REEVES Jesse Reeves one of Lead pioneer citizens died at his home in Leadwood Sunday after an illness of only three days He contracted double pneumonia Thursday which proved fatal The funeral conducted Rev McGahagm at Leadwood Baptist church held Tuesday Interment at the Woodlawn cemetery Jesse William Reeves Jesse William Reeves uurn January zy I8y 1 near Belleview' Mo and departed this life at his home in Lead wood Sunday at 1:15 a eb ruary 10 1935 at the age of 44 years and 12 days He was the youngest son of William ahd Liza Reeves In 1910 he was converted into the Methodist church at Sunlight Mo In 1912 he was united in marriage to 'Gusta Welker of Palmer Mo To this union five children were bom four of whom survive one having died in in fancy The surviving are: Mrs Jasper Cox of StLouis Amanda Shirley and Dorothy Also 3 brothers Philip of Bismarck Joe of St Louis anad Alfred of St Joseph Mo Mr Reees had lived in Lead wood for the past twenty three years and had been employed by the St Joseph Lead Company during that time He was well known liked and highly respected by all Who know him throughout the Lead Belt He was an ideal type of citizen and his integrity was without" question He leaves a host of friends and jrelaitives who mourn his going and will miss his fellow ship and who join in tender sympathy in extending words of comfort to the bereaved family Mr Reeves was a kind and loving father and husband and tenderly devoted his time to the comfort and welfare of his wife and children Leadwood Commercial Club In 21st meet The twenty first annual meet ing of the Leadwood Commercial Club was held in the Commun ity Hall in Leadwood Monday night with a large attendance One of the features of the ev program was a band concert by the Leadwood Bis marck Desloge 35 piece com munity band which was given under the direction of Rev Cun ningham of Desloge Henry Sch waner business man and civic leader of rederick town was the principal speaker of the evening Other talks and music were on the program and a profitable meeting was reported The membership contest re sulted in the enrolling of 87 members with a prospect of reaching 100 members Leadwood Wins Over Bonne Terre Serving St rancois County for five terms as Superintend school system this week is an candidacy for re Leadwood Man Awarded Contract MALINDA CRUMP i Malinda Crump was born on June 15 1855 and departed this life ebruary 12 1935 at the home of her son near Leadwood Aged 79 years 7 months and I 21 days On August 3 1875 she was united in marriage to Charles Marler of Bonne Terre Mo To this pnion1 eleven children were born nine surviving two having preceded her in death Tjiose living are: William of Desloge Mrs Ida Bell Lyshay of Elvins Henery of Leadwood Bert and of Wortham MrsLillie Ellen Lefirg of Cadet Mo Mrs" Josie Peart Richard son of Detroit Mich Clarence Emmett of Arizona Mrs Vir gie Luvena Baker of St Louis James Albert and Nellie Eliza beth having preceded in death i Mrs Marler had always en joyed good health She was stricken with double pneumonia only a few days ago which re sulted in her death Her hus band has been' confined to his bed for more than three years She was a Christian woman professing a hope in Christ sev eral years ago and joining the Baptist Church at Wortham where hA membership has al ways remained She leaves no doubt in the minds of her Child ren about her faith in hod and had expressed her willingness to go all through her affliction Sister Marler leaves besides her husband and above mentioned children 38 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren with host of other friends The funeral was conducted Thursday evening "at the'Mar Icr htjme by Rev Claude Carl The incorporation action in Circuit Cout at armington last week was halted when special Judge John Bradley of Kennett found necessary to continue the case as he had other court matters in his home district to take his time The court before adjourning requested that a new bond be filed before the case could go any further to guarantee the costs of the action as it is said the costs already amount to nearly $2000 and in case the Incorporation shall be found valid the costs must be paid by those who are plaintiffs in the action It was reported that the nlain tiffs or relators as they are leg ally called have still a number of other witnesses to call before their case rests A new bond was filed Monday wnn mteen taxpayers and prop erty owners signing to guarantee the costs Whether or not the bond will be approved remains to be seen hs the approval is made by the judge and the Circuit Court Clerk No action has as vet been School Masters To Meet At Potosi dent of the Clyde Akers 1 nouncing his election Mr Akers letter to the newspaper and wishes to em phasize that he is a candidate for re election upon his record for efficiency and performance in his office as Superintendent of the County Schools As a school man Mr Akers has a high rating in state cational circles He is a gressive citizen and stands wherever he is known needs no introdirctioh to people of St rancois County having been born here and liv ed here all his life His letter follows and is self explanatory: To The Leadwood Press: Please announce my formal candidacy for re election to the office of County Superintendent of Schools It has long been recognized by teachers colleges departments of education in the great uni versities and in fact among all students of education that a most important requisite for the success of teachers supervisors and administrators of school work is "tenure of position Our Miss Burnham a local teach er spent the week end with her parents at Ironton Rev Havener of lat ver is in rankclay during trie meet ing Rev Moses and wife ar rived Tuesday fiighf to continue the revival which started Mon day night at the Nazarene Mis sion here There have been large crowds from several ad joining towns present Mr and Mrs (Sinclair spent last riday here with Mr and Mrs Guyton Smith fMrs Aubuchon and Mrs Moyer drove to Old Mines Sun day "afternoon Miss Ruth Sago is visiting her brother and family Mr and Mrs" Marvin Sago at estus this week surprise birthday party given at the home of Mr Mrs Clyde Goad in honor of their little son Clyde Reed Jr on his seventh birthday After playing sevuid game? refreshments weie served Junior received ni gifts Thojo present were: Drs June nnd Sarah Jane Scott Vir ginia Mobrc Eugene and DaircU Penton Georgia Miller Geoigo Wesley Akers Katheiino liptnson David Pitts and Peggy nun Miorc Yount Mo ftiL Hivar ama knlr'iiai niver ana cniiuren ana mt ana aar ing provision for county super vision was wise in providing for the election of county super intendents at school elections lather than at general election the in order to keep the office absolutely removed from poli tics This wise provision made at the earnest behest of the leading educators: of this state including the State De partment of Education the School of Education of the Uni versity of Missouri the several State Teachers Colleges and the Missouri State Teachers Asso ciation in order to assure longer tenure of office than would be possible in most counties were the office made a political foot ball While the office pays the (Continued on Page ive) Akers Announces or School Office with Mr and Mrs Sutton of near Wortham Sunday Mr and Mrs Less Robinson spent the first of the week with children in St Louis Jess Christopher of Hazel Glen spent Sunday "with Alyn vo ijao aa cl ueeij taken on the bond filed Monday as it will be some time in March before the case can be resumed and since Circuit Court for this county is in session court officers were busy and not have time to act on it Trophies will be given for "irst second andthird places which are uniform throughout the state The winner of the regional tourney will be certified to the State Athletic Association and will therefore "participate in the state tournament which will be held at Columbia on March 14 J5 and 16 This winning team will be paid 10c a mile one way for their expenses" No all star teams will be se lected this year The referees for the tourney have not been selected as yet but will be announced soon High school bands are invited to play for the tourney at one or more sessions of any highs chool band will be ad mitted free for the session at which they play According to the committee and to present indications this tournament should be one Of the best held in this section of Mis souri for many a year Regional Basket Ball Totrney To Bring 16 Teams to lat River 4 The True Blue Girls Class of the Leadwood Methodist church sponsored by their teacher Mrs rances Robinson entertained Mrs Sunday school class with a party at the Roberta home last Saturday af ternoon Those were: Marcella Barton Thrlmi Downev Eileen Roberts EVan Babel JrWalter Hernan Devine Maryin Poston Mrs Dcviije and Mrs rances Robinson' 7 Refreshments of cakes and with interment at ihl Lttdw'clod cocoa were served AU a jolly time 1 ft: to 1 Bismarck Plays At Leadwood riday It is considered a toss up as to whom will win the game at Leadwood riday night when the Bismarck senior high school basket ball team will contest with the Purple Pups to play off the tie for second place as the games now stand Each team has lost one game Both teams have shown some extra strength during the past few weeks and have been in some very hard fought and close battles Bismarck was defeated in a very hard game by Desloge last week by one point while Lead wood won over Desloge at the Troy tourntment by 4 points in an overtime game The Leadwood senior team will meet the fast lat River team at Leadwood on riday night ebruary 22 and on Mon day ebruary 25 the Leadwood Pups will play at armington 'Mis Margaret Brooks has been at the home of her daughter Wm Beyerj 1 west of rankclay last week felt and broke an arm Mrs Brook has been quite seriously sl(k for sc viral weeks but was 1 seme better and was lo "be rt up arid "around the house pon tion of th? thrift? wnmaereq zeripus YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEET AT SPRINGIELD Richmond Coburn St Louis attorney was nominated unani mously for president of the Mis souri Young Asso ciation at Springfield to succeed Emory: Smith of Monett Clarence Powell Dexter at torney was nominated for treas urer after a close contest with Senator George Rozier of Perry ville in a caucus of the associa 26 vice presidents Nomi nation is considered equi valent to election Miss Dorothy Williams Springfield was secretary Powell was the fifth ballot name had been with drawn by Senator Roy Mabee of Unionville who had placed it in nomination Maybee an 1 Rozcr are the two Ione Republican members of the State Senate Senator Rozier was a sutpriso candidate Among those from St ran cois County attending the meet ing were Mack Denman of armington TraggitU Charles Downey and Paul Jinkerson of Desloge and Alfred Johnson of lat River 1 I forshee iiElms Miss Mabie Helms and Mac orshee both of iLeadwood were united in marriage at Po tosi last Saturday ebruary 9 These young many friends wish them a long happy and autcesjful married Ufc a 2 I 1 1 11 The Junior Purple Pups gave a good account of themselves at Esther last riday night when they defeated the atrong Esther Junior high team by i only three joints The Leadwood team was behind at the half 16 to 10 but were able to nose out their opponents in time to win in a 25 to 22 and thus hold the title as county champs com ing through the season without defeat The prospects for basket ball during' the next few years look good at this time for Leadwood as they have considerable good material up During the past two years the school has graduated eleven good basket ball men but this year will not lose so xnany 'ft a Desloge Won Hard s' tourney which will be held Dismarck Contest at the nat River Junlor college I 0 1 1 1 fiy surprise birthday party OR YOUNG PEOPLE Miss Ann Royer and Paul Gibson were delightfully sur prised with a party given in honor of their birthdays last Saturday ebruary 9th Paul Gibson celebrated bis 18th birth day and Miss Rover her 16th The affair took place at the rank Studdard home ThoSe present were: Maurice and Charles ields Lestine Mc arland Gkna Link errell Mcarland Cora Lucy Tom Walker Gladys Mary and Mil dred Williamson Jesse Neel Carroll and Garrison Juer ine Hammond Jewel and Leo Eaton Wilbur and Mildred Downev red and Norma Eat on Beryl Smith Beryl Hughes Bus Wampler Paul Jesse and Harold Gibson Etlnice Goforth Jessie and Zeno Midgett Bobby and Mildred Arrioldi Ann Roy er Carl Dickccy Blaine Dere miah Harold Johnson loyd and Harold Yount Pauline Carl 'Glenwood Iluitt Lloyd Bart low W'illis Kemp Naomi Rick erd Cly'de Owens Russell Glorcand Mary Simily The zvening was spent vzith games and othfer amusements Refreshments 1 sandwiches and cocoa were served 1 flnoxviu filler 01 bi juouu spent Sunday with Mr and Mr Circuit Court Hearing Civil Cases This Week A program that will interest educational leaders apd people Interested in education is prom ised for those who attend the ebruary meeting of the Miner al Area School Masters Club at Potosi Tuesday evening ebru ary 19th The program will "be held at the Potosi Masonic Hall follow ing a dinner at 6:30 arid will have several numbers of enter tainment by Potosi talent after which the legislative program of the Missouri State Teachers As sociation will be discussed by Henry Gerling Carter and Thomas Walker The delinquent tax probleem also will come up for a review Kr 1 1 mj mu piesiaent or the School Masters Club Sutherlin cf rankclay In addition to the program being advertised some of the reasons for attending this meet ing are to "meet old friends make new ones and for infor mation inspiration and exasper ation" Plans for the regional basket hnll tAHWiAip wiuvu wuj wr jjcxu I PARTY AT GEORGE HOME A party was given at the home of Mr and Mrs George Akers and famly last Saturday night Those present were: Benoni Gillette Marion and Marie Ed dington Tbkda IGoad Ruth Davis Gay Arnold! and Leon Gillam Refreshments of cocoa and candy were served The evening was spent with games 1 Mr and Mrs George Bowen are the proud parents of an eight pound baby girl born ebruary She has been given the 1 name Alberta Ven 1 1 The funeral services for Mrs anny Drake 64 of St Louis will be held at the Cantwell Church of God this (Thursday) morning at 11:00 with Rev Ray Wetzell of Hopewell and Rev Milligan of Cantwell officiating Three children A Arndt of Cantwell Lewis Arndt of St Louis and Mrs Wesley Linch of St Louis a sister Mrs Bone of Mineral Point and a brother Reuben orshee rankclay also survive The deceased died ai Louis Monday to be Aareeabls CaurtMua 1 Attentive to At Your ServkN A 4 xymnasium ebruary 27 28 and Once again the question is March L2 are making satisfactory MM settled that when two strpng un according to Dean defeated basket ball teams meet Deneke chairman of the! one must lose tournamcnt That at least was the case last I meting was held' at the" Thursday night when DIa Junior College last week which and Bismarck met on the Des Was altended by Supt A loge court to decide supremacy I Rarber of Leadwood and Supt in the race for the county cham Taylor of Herculaneum pionship title whcn certain rules were worked Neither Desloge nor Bismarck upon which will had lost a county schedule thc Burney to be held In game up to last Thursday night vhen the two strong teams met I schools will partici to decide the question pate in the tournament as fol While Desloge took the lend I Bismarck Bonne Terre early in the game that lead at 1 4 EJvins armington no time was anything to crow If at River Desloge Leadwood about as it never was greater I01! 4 Potosi Cale than four ppints and when the Crystal City Herculan fmal whistle called the game estos and DeSoto the score stood 26 to 25 with! There will be six sessions be Desloge the victor panning Wednesday night when This now places Desloge at the Iff00 Rames wiI1 be played head of thu urinnir I Inursday night three PAlYIMurlTI vuiunni 1 rt and ties Leadwood and Bismarck I a nday afternoon 3 for second place with one Eridny n'8ht three games each I Saturday afternoon two games Desloge faces a hard schedule I arJd tho finals on Saturday nite between now and the regional Wfen the championshiP game tourney when it faces Doe Run I thlrd Place game will be at Doe Run this riday night next Wednesday night they play blngIe admission tickets will the College Prep team from andfifteen cents for all Cape Girardeau and on riday I excePt riday night and efruary 22 they meet the wiry a urday when the charge Pirates of Esther at Esther I 15c and 25c Season The Desloge school band under tlckets wdl se11 55c and 85c the direction of Rev Cunnin" admitting persons ham of thTat city is making sat S1X sessions isfactory progress and has been I t'achschool willbe permitted playing for practically all the I t0 en players in fhe tour basket ball games at home ney any number of players which has added to the pep sndTay certified but not more interest of the games tenmay be used The I coach of each school should in InicatG before the first1 paith1 BIC LEACtT UNION HELD Lhkh pes are to LEADWOOD I Ten player tickets one coach I and one extra for the mascot An Epworth League Union I or will be sent to each was held jn the Leadwood Meth 1 'chool These tickets will ad i odist church last Tuesday night I all players to all game ex by all of the leagues of this dis IP4 the final when only the trict Those leagues which I Pachcipating players will be ad were represented were: lat 1 mitted River Bonne Terre rederick town Bismarck Desloge Estfie" Elvins and Leadwood The delightfully arranged pro gram consisted of a talk and presentation of picture Japan by Rev A the Presiding Elder a Japan by Mrs Rowan a talk by MrsMcMullin in which she displayed a small robe made in' Japan and? a rpdia' program by an amateur radio broadcast ing station This was hooked up in the basement of and presented real the audience The gram consisted of musical num bers on the harmonica and gui tar piano solos quartette and trio numbers and a clarinet sole Refreshments of cup cakes and coffee were served The next League Union meet ing will be held in armington March 12 1935 The Post Office Department this week advises Carve Turner of Leadwood that he was award ed the contract to carry the mail lat clay At tract holding the contract jto carry mail from lat River to Lead wood and return two round trips dqily and the other one round trip from Leadwood thru rankclay to Wortham and re 1 turn Under the new arrangement 1 which will take effect July 1st the carrier will leave lat River at 7:30 in the morning and ar rive at Leadwood at aboul 8:00 odock Leave Leadwood at 10:15 on the return trip to lat River Leave River at 11:30 for Leadwood and proceed to rank clay and Wortham and return to Leadwood Leave Leadwood at 5:00 for lat River The route is to operate six days each week evcepting on holidays on ly one round trip will be madeThe contract will be for ja period of four years and the compensation $59950 a yeac ATHER LOCAL MAN BURIED THURSDAY After an extended illness William Madison Blunt of Des loge died in that city Tuesday afternoon at the age 69 years and 21 days having been born January 21 1866 The funeral was held yester day (Thursday) afternoon from the Presbyterian church at Des loge with Rev I Bradsher in charge of the service and Rev Winstead assisting Buf ial at Park'iew ceirete'y Six sons survive Judge James Joe Paul and William of Desloge Ward of Leadwood and Clarence of Kansas City Mt 8 Newspaper of Commun ity Service With Reader Interest for the Entire amily $100 The Year 44H44W4ftH III 1 1 1 1 1 VOLUME 6 The ebruary Term of Circuit Court of St rancois County Missouri" convened on Monday ebruary 11 1935 with Taylor Smith Judge Roy Presnell Sheriff Thomas A Mathews Wv Prosecuting Attorney and Graves Circuit Clerk The following case was re ytnoved to the District Court of Av TTnifrtrJ wiimn anu xor the Eastern Division of the East ern Judicial District of Mis souri Julia Klein vs The Kansas Life Ins Co of Topeka Kansas Policy Change of Venue Granted in ollowing Cases: Glasco Electric Company vs Andrew Hawn and School District of Dunklin County Mis souri Note Change of Venue granted to St Louis County Bank of Desloge a corpora tion vs Mincher Laura Kfinrhor nnrl kfM i cer Company Inc Note Change 01 venue granted to Washington L3k' County James Mosier vs The Mu Ua insurance Co of New York a corp Policy Change Laof "Venue to St Louis iMCounty Ida Eaves vs A Abell andBill Abell Damages' Change Venue granted to Iron Couhty Dismissed I Boyer vs Edgar Gentry et al Account Divorces Granted Nora Thornton from Horace Thornton iX2 Louis Schneider vs Olga Marie Schneider Divorce granted de fendant on cross bill Cases Disposed Of Sumpter vs JJlobe and Rutgers ire Ins Co of the City of New York Policy Judg ment by agreement in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $130001 Edwards vs Pres nell et al Note Judgment bydefault in the sum of $100960 Reconstruction inance Corp vs George Vj Morris Note I a sx' Juagnient by default in favor of 1 Pontiff on first count in the 81111 $207450 and attorney's JVfees of $20000 judgment on second count in the Vc $322374 and attornej I3Z2C0 Continued To The May wuiiani Montgomery Joseph Lead Co Damages Joseph Martin vs St Joseph Lead Co Dameges William Kindle vs St" Jos eph' Lead Company Damages 'Mary rye vs Doe Run Lead Co Damages 7 Charles ortner vs Doe Run Lead Co Damages Grace Nichols Lockridp vs a 1" 4 pusan fliicnois Clarke jt'iharl Mitchell et al vs'Clainie Mitchell et al Par SkPn Riabd Brothers Inc Aubuchon" Mechanics Lien Wiliam Gehrs et al "vs Phoe khdustrial Loan Co Re icivership K' Kay vs Ida Politte fcet'al Partition fM! MOsrS Srhncfian C4 xwaa VO Uk WUBrUIl Co et al Damages Aiertrtido Div Vc Dttitn Lead Co Damages gOoseph Lead Co et al Dam Dix Vfi Aezmlft onl I et al Damages Lqula Reeg vs St Lead et al Damages LaChance vs Mime La Motto Corp Damages' "Robert Roberts vs Mine La At rl SLBWH waiHMXHX VB 6 XlUJl Co Damages vjus 'E Rogers vs St Josepli eaa Damages jGeorge Cooley vs Mal al" Note? 2 'd Bank of' Desloge jet 'al? vs 'ohnEi'Morrs et al Note uorotny Brent vi Edward Divorce 4 divorce case of Lee A vs Minnie L' oc vv Ul plHC coun unie the? divorce was a large crowd was wQiSu11 Va 4 a fl near tha trial' IAGE CENSES Iler 31 Bismarck: reenter 25 Blsmanck a Ll' An W' mf MM MHIHWHti il I ITHl Ki THE LEADWOOD PRESS Bl 1 1 win 1 1 1 111 1 i1 I Hin'd lbp a Bj MK WflAp or OiR I i mt moM Oft Ol 4 9 A 7 7 1 1 I A 1 4 i AH I I I i' 'ul '7 I SM 1 'AJ 8 MM 1 771 in 1 Tiranitwn 5 Wfll I '4 1 IB iZ1 i( WT T7 I It AM 77 fl a 1 wr 1 '7 ri ft iJitav £41 (W! 11 1 11m mt 11 a aruu rrr: 1 jrniiiiin' iujiajii tn i i nr i WBURui'BXrti TNinx 1: ui (inj 'rrHai i 1 1 1 VI 1 7 4 1 i i MM a it ffiW.