HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-05-28, Page 7Of ALGIERS
-(Contblued tron PAP 3)'
the surface, in sollti rO4, and 1 W
linagine there Are Mile* ef thee tate'
0t\i)$' band ictli maD1 year AP.
They were.' need 'asa retreat tor the
early Oh4stlans when they were being
reeeuted, And until,_104 N"Cevo ied
barit41 giatind by the
trehotte44,140.,to$00
ilk Wended our *zt, TN-1mA
linteret,,e,c(of,414g Pr) Aqt of icieorte•4;;4N141,,e0
. ‘. „ .
141mitod V.*.ing St, West, 10rortoo at the „ 'ot Agrioltur
urial; We
guldeand,' 4:40111O•''014;Ilt inet 01I1' Atit. 110-16),t r .attor.,.:
..it *.AW,0144.1ark 4044 SpOOkY, ney yet „It. wits latitig',Ottatteted..O*,
. ter than: ,many. •
were 13ipoo*,borri400...7,(:iapitaate eWers,-. etherwite-: I:4Ortt '41114i
• infwre drit fU1C."‘vq.4 14.41„EalgOe4tett .*anY*., .0400 ,10,,t
:Witk'.0tril.*;.8.81.4.104't$S,', "4'0140- *:..gtOntri•conitt,..nht Withont"''
"nt•tlot?000 7144 • '.teStinten4"-- -hat were :no
Tflltls
vIttu OooO4.1', -'040044,,
eorp.Se,'"f.• FIVere, 41,1t ...tugged .:Witit.7.the w11fu\
.sosesesistet0
atit$1.1.1,$90);\.
(piws
`, 1st( im,,joipasdali Tooliplastt $9.10;
(ptus 0vwrn1.fit lax $50.0001-3965),
"
?Illo4 SP 1.41thldtOS Cseesa $14.0117,3','
4t1ee oywi..stl lax DO,titet6111653/...041-. 1014160se* DO J.:6Si*
• glikos,."-:44.41/110.111400., *4116.0,411 sit**.stersilfa(ceessi
' FolS'0610.4.14.0.01 to V0e* is.olote oiiJftraRiP0(ISIIoCoSb
yow.AlI 0-Stne-es0440.10ealolitotintioltia*,'04400.00,.. b‘0300.
Aol$0.0000410.6.esia..,640161itioisheleitieseeekdosetkiasseitsesusit;
a...bl....liel#1010 *We ;10004,4sivilealiVe0,01101e4alielslilldess
.0;0100 letattleie* rico eleilliSlide *WO co*
• loi11,06M11 11 -SAW 010,•11 $44-',414ked " Pie*
lnclol
p.rchassf.
• , ,
' 14trioa1 tliat-1o.St,
i* *otitis
Mut,,s0N.titOJORS.P •C,AtIki.41k LIMITED. TIlburv OsIA
HIM -WAY ur°
YOU bay Year 1937 ear
.Seleetis Autoirt!tic Shift triAlonai itt small avant
041 00 all 194iladsona and TeinOviell
here were also .13,0**4*- *tioa of *eildeitee„ •• '
box 'was a i'VrOnt 41**14 the sOetaeemhso. Merder:Of Samuel Craig, and At is alsti
111 'There Ira4.4, soctton ±Ormaltst 4,141ty.' 114$0,* ,0331.was • Lott*:
genini9.5. " •
tless;4.an'd ione-'40ttvik: *Ma" roerYed ft p t ltd4pinair. bur" 14. *Ade,
PrJa.e.eas The tat* were weArIn0 osarhint and '•S'Praneta the re
their. ion, Or0V01$4, 4044t,gg. OW4*. -oral) that , herabro Is' he 'Shouted to
ily
„ot few 0
Moatoi$ earenta..
5MrsW.
'Ur* rtabor 444 311$
;toted to $t,rarttrOill(,
:4),1#14 'Aetaar,' Or Toro
weelc-enkt-with' Ilitcle
-entuU
'T*435TOWn1ed
penta few dal*
Oi
lag,- week.' .renewing
,a114 144r#.„ PalOttt, rstipOlt
spent tt.C, .11011,441$ ,thett rOpeet
hoxnes anl,'••Aehileitt,'
lAiSs gill,roy,. or Ataiklmit‘
guest ret. 'Ur! and A,;.'Iratisttait
over tito-K,,wok,einl,
* Urclitod MTS. Wilt rto
California; are visiting With tike tin*
,e's 'Mother sod brother 'here*
Nivt20. rfrinoner„ •orlfAitottenor,
As. spending a few dales.ets. • hOttit.'
here. - • • ' •
Qatte a numhei en3oyei1 the
Program Over (110,4 on. '1010.aYs' Vol400.4 •
Bey. George WYlle Wait trffie
Nit, it, AIM lost a TAIWIDlitt 4:0W
ini"'
Pft're Ohiied 141a' MAW' 444'
tbeal*. "SO .YOti"'".re ' the' rott
vigilantes, are 1$0018',,bir 4tikedea1n
''''‘,Who4/to v101'0 .that? •Thel,*
.are ten 'ti4, befreeinIALIX to 1,000
4Yte.,,,a4110„::n014-1.01,,,tr:1w144,,O.,...411'44-Volari,1%tor40..1.0y44.1`.
:ranYrthltni4g
*0V,14,0"4411.10 .1t0N"44 #.11,10 S'Or 811 *ay*:
Siona11y.e0rees 044 -Rot '.4es'y -g•ovil °A hi's Men XS angrily "idnildng 1100
.01:0'cerPSe0- . pointiug to the yigilatitit 'enief.
V#- h. . It 1 Nv ' ' ' ' • f - .
...„0, t_,01 NU ed Monrea.es, hieh IS '4 JO thin , t#0,7 , g0i1), M.
aab..or'0: , 14 - rolerroo. It 14' noted' here. fliA.1 maYhe Seale trito 0% .
tor Ito wonderful ovosro, ollit IS Bert Steulthers--1' .4 . . • ",, - -0ifige. Two Men, With guns out of
walls are
4,' 41100 niidtag.*
b14 the'. Joe Gooels' Seized his tipperthnity' their belster0. readA 0teed guard in
coUtpletei/ ,Inkald. *WA go . duringieduringthe eXeiteMent to -Mitke n Wild front of the .door.. It Wee thorough.
Foto was an. altar which gdot;hot: dash. Hie,. Qek4d aside. .t*0 et the 1,y oparetit. ttkat the riders; of Dot
e were ih etinunand of the situation
weighed lenS,'•and It was Or 604 $I- men -beside 11 1112 -41od: got to 'the rePes. .-t
yeap to bu
,v.er, It took *.t.wenty...„rild 00exi grabbed him ;andsIsuried him 'Itt 00,11,0elty WAY, and NI* eseitete
'thisNvlitq
cathedral," h • was bekun.:- in bad; int4 the cleared:sPate. BOt lee their forenia.4., wes le -.Charge.. NU:Ws
sysess„,x aaee ,,seass ea esessifr ,eleSeelles' esaedes spurt had necomplished erte re,leellorerftiorebd oituttea.ndit orvsdletrh: to", sinesli,l,
on this trip; 'ItOin St, Peter's of Itente thing for him -L -1w had get hold•er a
rigt down the
and the.Vaticalx h:line,gu
:n. from one Of the raen vvito .grappled hombres: Start the game and open
thI hviat , TIM. not attempt . to deSerihe With bine torn IC:swiftly from its the bar. Boldness 11.9 usual. - This
s -se value of any one is be- esasseSs • --' -,. •• - , - here effair'll be over pretty eon
as" '
i
4:n141 eeMprehension. ' "Xebody tricks roe!". he yelledhis There wasi
, ' t' iiilb,- to the bet anti
' We then' drove to a grotto Whiela is eyes wed.. eoehoeght ssou could get ,t0 P110 garablieg tables. Nick Goiter
feet
1.5011 asp•.on top of a .12111. it rid o' me like thatoliti you, 'Reitman .. escorted Natalie Ciraig nut of the re.
meant driving six Miles. up a winding, Riss's you-sysie and your fake, ,vi,is rormteammdottlite4.tinye Ntg,fsueneer:1 Osttstriele, sivoli‘evroet
61114eintlillsoe.4.,..t. .-'1171tIel=rrnien4atri4eisOse%or°11.1..r1.4esest)::44 44tis.-1-4--ifillat9SS,4--.;:n-WaK14011,49SsaW,/:011.gisegs:p:P,te.stirsesirgat :ottil,(4,1-timote,,,iif;t41;e4a61.6sttsvilt(is1171t.thasr,egner‘tovattit;
ev044gte. 401t!.',dl'Sre
bnua robed vlgltantes
rnnrehed on•Jowerd:
the aooy. Zto
e
itoor, looked aehort.P.ttirenill' Oethee11371°°01g11
Illfteant happenings.-. grant* Of BOX
C men had roto .toutuAn, itt tont aiut
Were IrastlIng AIM roegblyssinte hiS
Suodisys-
The XatIng,PeOple's tniei M
Sunday evening as Us4als *r*. !,
to: Nernighan, .of Torstatt gave 'aJcsis.
eXeellent address. Speehti UM* tratiA •
rentleeeil. ' •
A number from Bentoillertotrr
-
tbe, tea -meeting 'And conCert at- Nile,
on Metidey \night and repOrt. OA
tithe. • • •
Dt•Pilser-401tOOSE
A. hanging* electric- light bowl in the,
pol.ice. office it -the court house?' for
litany weeks a target for penny-pitekt-
Ing. •ofteers, county officials and. news-
papermen, Was 'emptied, the• othei
day, , When the -, stenographer cow-
pla.ined the light was -insufficient on
dall days, .and, the coplents were
turned over to Adjutant Purdy, of the
Salvation' Arrny. Tile howl contained
elghtY-Six. cents, and this was built up
•
CRRAP[Atd' Ko;;CAltgligg. •
TAW Islet Vim
sum a $1:25 before It
was donafell,-
' Another campaign was launched on
Xuesdt.ty,
, "You have:my Sympat113', alf1 nian'”
Whyli" 11y wife has a .new hat—
Bald she's calling on your wife tontor.•
row." , .
wkixTpcuulteli, May 24.--Mis
and Mrs...Alfred „.ayjor, of Chatham,
spent Sunday at the homes of Mr.
George .Naylor awl. Mr. 13. S. Naylor.
Mr...and Xtr-i.'IrVin audsltoss,
a Belfeet, visited at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Robt. Purdon, b‘rlday
last. "
' Mrs. B. S. Naylor and M. Fred
Newman „motered to Handiton ' on
Saturday and 'visited at the home a
Mr. and • Mrs. Hendershott. Mrs.
.Newman and her little datighter, who
have beeu there for some weeks,.re.
turned home with them.
Varnishes. Paints
c_< —117s)„Enarnels.Wax
0 lk
°U,0I
114 Ott
In, young ehildree•COO oi-4,o1d is .ziat a ,thing
to be liiregarded, ai,s it a Often A grate ;natter;
and unless -attended to at. once may cause fieri01111
trouble,. ' '
. .. ....
. .
On the &et sign of it tough or te,id tile mothet
Will find in; Dr. Wood'a Norway kite Syrup just
the remedy required.
. . .
Its PltraPttit88 alla effelthreivtims sisr )6osening tie
.phlegm is such that the trouble May be checked be -
ford anything of a iierionS **attire acts in.
'
Children like it;. takis it Withotit ittiy` frit&
Etrsons who know, of Godetich Old BOS;$ or Ofrit at St diatartee ire United
'to 'in the name and adtiress *a belovi 114 milt to Oft, W. Ill, CfALLOW.
doderich, Ontario,
Addinall ...,01,14.111.41.:M11,1611 1141,01.1.4411,111.1114.6•11,
71,13: lint- ettikble .the Oaratilttoe to send *4 iiiiitatiOn due coniSe
..Anniversary services wilt, be held in
the United church here on Sunday,
June 1.6jeleklettv.
ictilirSoidK.ifirnse-- Haws, --- ettourdssm- - es, • A.M1=G4lre=alte'nf•-sras
. .
sbc)t Joe Gooelea gun efattered ,
.
_
Palerma Was the first Italian eity
isited and we found it full of sta. to the floor, he started to sway, then Ph
1rougIVIt nth Itepthan';, tnen made
we v ,
pitehed: forward ou his face on, the no move. They were disetlowerted, did
eel,- rough board floorings • .. not understand the situation fulls
..
diets with dezens a different types of
tainly isirovss IsesV.te dress. his men. I.
CHAPTER XIX. The vigilantes were. Rellman's men,
attra'etiSe uelforms.
iratigines ninny would enlist to get a The Road Home \ teo, had always been generisily un-
ck. derstood, ,they .ssssmed to have,
gorgeous uniform, AWL§ Wour0) screamed, then surged f°r"-
.. Pete "Wilmot found Isinaseitt turned,
shirt pasade,,wiiiit; we were Ore.,.._ansis ward -
seized and held, ungentty.s„,ne...esoss_slegas-eseaskilled rind his body removee.
times, • and. his dving con.f&elint-loid...itecused
the Fastist was' • g. NO\ 'many
Will *rite- you later about my geu-
erat. Impreeslons-ot Italy, but seelltse
It to say that this cotatry is literaity
alive with uniformed men.
,The streets of ;Palermo are eonspl,
cuouS by :their cleanliness. They ac-
tually sshine in plaees. • There seems
to be no speed limit for ears, a$ we
were going forty-five to fifty 'miles
per 'hour a14iig , main streets. Ass in
Lisbon, the drivers take a keen de-
light in making asmuchnoise as pos-
siblewith their automobile hares.
Palermo is noted for its attractive
horses and wag.Ons They doll their
hoses up with all kinds of decorations
and their' funny little carts are all
painted with 'many colored stente
paintings. Even- the farmers' wagous
Ined%orfttedwith bright, Picture's.
TheeoicrillelabTa*R...*bg of their iota;
whipe, though, is iinVitett4Pst„,,
ears.
Pa'ver-ywhere we go tbe native$ seem
to spot us as Americane and "think
that We are loaded down with money.
I have yet, to find 12 place where tee
American dollar Is not accepted glad-
ly, s.ometiraes without any discourit.
I have been using Ameriean Expross
traveller's cheques, at,tol the tourist
lira of Italy. •
• Tourist Trado,.Cwitivated
The greatest soui.ge. of Wealth. of
Italy, at present, IS the .tourist, and
we are catered to. The hotels, al-
though full, all reteive grants from the
Government- and se,. fates are kept
down., This attracts:the tourlet, Who
spends his money 'freely On. tbe MahY
interestieg thtngs he•kieeS. Our par-
ty .alione must have spent thousands.
Before entering Italy you have to
make a declaration of all the foreign
eurrenry„ that you have, YOR1 the4
clean out. your .poeleeta andflet them
count it. 'Upon lesetyig the country
you eannot take any -Italian, .money
with you, and' mutt het.'have. more fo-
reign money than when you entered it.
This is Utnesoll.0.1's metlied, of 'keeping
the money in the- 'cinintry, Judging
from the ettruber Of tieldteteitt Antis
form tie will need it,'Aithatigh they gct
onry one ilra (bc) a day while in
Te 75,000 Men he ha S in
spitite get` $1 a dal.
Well, this letter is long etieetth•
10;tivi Paris tehight for London 4114
tue COettiAtiona WIU Writes Yott nett'
about Naples, Itts Vezitkelife,Ilie tidbit
f 4loon*cii, the begatiful. , B4y Ofs
Naples, Amalfi drieesiand ptissibly the
Isle of Capri.
ainst ltetlnuin Toe OnOch
tered heti stormed, called on ids own
men in Valli. Those W1410 were not
being watched, who, were able. to go
to lite asaistance, fetrred, to- tio_ao nosv,
-Men leaped to Joe Gooch. They
tuned him over, held up his head.
The Shot had- struck him in the
.breast, and the wound was mortal.'
He opened his eyes to find a vigilaute
hood in front of thew, to find two
glitteving eye* looking into his own.
"Got me:" Gooch choked, a glaze
beginning to film his es. ev"Done f Jr
$ •
Me, blast him!"
The vigilante nodded. "Yes, you're
done for, Gooch. Got anything ti
64Y?"
-1.-1 k1i1ed Craig—Itel1man--er-
dered-7
"He was going to frame Stummeir
In the sudden quiet of the room a
pin could have been beard to drop.
'Ine vigilante hurried his queries.
„Did bia...,send,rlake Wells to
Darcy?"
Ails); Winnifred Farrier, of Toron-
to, spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.' W. R. Farrier,
and she and Miss Oilve visited With
Jr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnston, of
Cedar 4 Valley, aud with Goderich
friends on, Saturday -
Fifty -eight schools competed at the
recent Huron county musical festival
at Clinton, and Master Clifford Far-
rier is to be congratulated 011 reedit
ingifirst place In the boys' solo class.
He has received his diploma. Mr.
Bert Cullimoro was the accompanist.
Clifford is a pupil of Mr. A.• E. Cook
of Westfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clarke, of Am-
beratburg, spent the weak -end with
.her &tiler, Mr. Itobeit Carrick. s
-{Mise Clarence Cox left last Thurs-
day for treatment in Victoria hasp!.
tal, London.,
11It. and ' MM. 'Russel Reid, of
Brantford, spent the week -end here
with hie =Others Mrs. A. Reid.
s Mr; and Mrs. ten )4eCienaghan and
family spent Sunday with ,,Sir. and
Mrs. rred\ Ciiibert, of Listowel. •
Mr. and Nirs. Jasper MeBrIeri, of
Amtiobrbuetrt Usrsp,nlit ti3841ennd.alsn tIvIvelthvillabl
ge".
Mr. anfl Um. 1110111 Whotnpson, Of
Alton, Spent the week -end *Ith -ber
parents, Mr. and Me. Arthur Worst.
Children "Astray..•,This community
' eVereetii141,;tihgtletliteit ,WariLerndthat:nSunday
tbe
two °taught -OK Violet- °and Kathleen.'
!of Mr.. and lira. 114 Brill had wan-
dered Into the briah and'inid7netliebil
seen 6140 .10 ais'is A' 3eare1-041...
was formed that went through the
neighboring woods, but the two were
located, completely' trinied-lirOnnd, on
Ithe 1(ith tontesslon,. of West WaWit-
000, near the, gate of the farm owned
by .[rs. Satter Taylor, and were re-
turned to their tuition -Is parents,
If '1 were you."' a jeweller adviSed,
it youth"I Wouldn't' bate %eat& to
hit dearest .Alice engraved on the
, ling. ;If Aliee ehangete'ber Minds you
'Can't „ tiSe the, ring again." :VI:tat
.wesdii you suggest?", asked the, Ming
man. I ;would suggest tbe words,
,'George to his lint said only loves."
••••etko...0,bars., or did
Was Darcy a etti,
Reitman unjustly say so?"
•Darey—always minute, Rellman
sore—Darey wouldn't—cheat Stunt-
mel—ItelInfan wanted—percentage1
winniu's "
•A dozen men heard the huskily
rasped statements. Reitman was lyeis
lowing that it was ofl lies, fighting in
an effort to get free, until be wits
thrown into a chair and held there,
one man half tivottling him to keep
him quiet. Joe qootb's eyelids were
,flickering, he was gasping. The end
twin near now. But there must be one
more question asked --must be! The
vigilante hent nearer.
"There's something else from a long
time ago, Gooch. Who killed Diamond
Dan, over In Redwood?"
Gooch's eyes ailekered upward in a
question sec surprise, Wit Last 'aired)?
astorashThent. Men had to bend for-
WArd eagerly to hear his answer.
"Slick—Townsend shots -Reitman
tuade—hlroe-1-4odkout..... Refill=
'44:ot4ier narae—" He gasped 'and
(+eked, managed to get otft but two
other %Inds which to ail the listening
men save. the 'vigilante pier were
enigma. Ilest slim Darcy understood,
and
It those two'. Words ,was cleared
pp
for him n. mystery he had feared
not to solve. Jose 000eh's dying words
were: ."Hair—roots—"
Reitman of instigating the murder of
Sam Craig. Men begen thinking that
(}Iles -It would not he advontageons
to show partiality for-Iteliniaii-- itOW.'- •
• The vigilantes baieappeared.
Gold Roek's night life tureen again is
lomat. Only Relltnan wiid ;foe Ceeeits
were. missing. the • tettston
But the guards remained in front of
the ottlee ddor, add two more were
posted otItside by the' window. Pete
Belltuan eottld be heard bellowing
eurses•and threats In 4ihr office..
The affairs of the resort hall swung
into their usual tontine., when sudden-
ly there wats a .eomtnotion at the door.
Three, nten inirst in, thrusting tht...it
Wily through the crowd. They were
dressed' in black end had hoods OVer
their ,Ittia(1P, a different type of ,hoods
from those used byrhe vigilantes.
Withoot speaking, they stalked to the'
head of the bar, and one of thein
leaped up on it, standing to filee the
crowd. All :three of the men had
weapons, but they rentained in hol-
sters, The crowd '-111, • the saloon
.40eeed dead Atilt. rooted to the spot.
dealing cards were suRended
ilansite "f4 the man on the bar ut-
in naidirt*,
tered bls fintt
snteasel" he
"Gentlemen, attention' iss it,
erits. 1. ",We are the 1flOOfltjre
anybody waists to know. act
to announce that the money and dust
taken from Bellmrices safe, and oleo
.frour the stage strong box, le In
fi
safe place. We,„have used only a
few dollars of it for expenses. Sine
the most of it eame from Reitman and
was the game as stolen, I Suggest that
rwe make a fund of it and appoint a
committee of goodcitizens to deal out
the filed for wherever, it's most
needed."
"Who are you'?" a voice -cried from
the edge of the erowd.
• The man on the; bar geetured, and
Hisao& toek off his hood and. put bn
the bat be (serried. Atibther gesture,
and 13art did the same. Only a few
there knew them. They had me been
prominent in the camp.
"Yeale but who are you?"
Darcy lifted hia hands fl 1141 toes;
off his hood, to throw it down on the
door, '
'tor cl JIM:" The cry was "ta.keu tip
to snov6 ins a. repetitivewave ofun-
belief and wonderment- all over the
room. "Lord jim DareY 1"
..nere wag) aluIek eta mpede ,a way
from the bar. A nubs believed dead
was suddenly before them. Nobody
believed that a ghost could conduce
himself ae. Darcy had drew, but there
was something aneanny oboist- it. See-
ing him there was as Rhea:.
Then he gave that peculiar, strange
smile that everybody knew, and they
crowded forward, tbe dlinee-hall girls
the men lolvrling at him.
hurling astonished questions.
"Oh, rtrt alive all right:" Darcy
(Tied. "These boys here with me
Will tell yon all about it. - I've gst
other business Plitt nOW!" *
A FORMER E310DRRiECit ,TEACHER
The Saekittoon Star-PhoiniX Of re-
cent date tontatas a likeness of Miss
Vietorist Miners, B.A., 13. Ed., M Ed,,
who has received, the degree. of /fas-
ter of Education at the. -University of
Saskatchewan. Miss Ulnas is the'.
first woman and the seeond person to
receive 'this degree at Sitakatehewari.
She VI te. former .igirt„. .0f...the Exeter
district who genie Year0 age WAS -an
the stag' of tietorta 'public school in
Goderiele She is new prinelprd of
One of the 1,ub1k 4409is at Saska-
toon.,
The vigilante chief atood up.
"Joe i;leoeb, the killer of Sam Craig,
ifi dead," he reported. "A good many
of you heard les confession: The
trial is ended."
"How about Rellman?" somebody
In the eroWd Shoute(L
• "Everything will be attended ie.
One side; please."
The crowd parted to make a lane,
and tbe vigilantes started down it Ur
•Ward the front door. In from Inc
Street rushed -A -half dozen enravd
men. a
"What's goin' on bete?" • the for --
most one shouted. "Who're these
hombres in the hoods? We're the real
vigilantes: We got caught, and hound
• Kellogg's Rice-Krispiis cost so.
little—for so much! Yet-they'm
really delicious. And so cridp-
they crackle in milk or cream—
Toasted rice bubbles, reatly
to serve. Easily(digested. Elam
good with fruit or honey' added...
At groce.rs everymhert. Sertea
by restaurants. A Mother Conic,.
stofy panel on every package..
Made by Kellogg in London, Ont.
Quality guaranteed.
SO CRISP they testuolty
crackle in milt, ur
I'SThe Signal -Star clubbing rat, 4
and Rave money.
. .
t,) 4d -r *t.WAI.drs,
OF*(t., Obit' 144bW1I't' so
J4RD!!
1401 ot45,7t tOs.Etcorit)
-4er,7164,004' MY Asor
"A`WitrztKiVia
1o1 LIFE
..:114A1: MAY 1OUR ARM ACT
614003/4X.A0StAteek 'AP TAXES ALL 114e.
ovr Aem! Labk %*1.1.14140Mi
Se it. owbeFFraME
E omit) 1141 t.O4IE,A
Y.