The Brussels Post, 1945-3-7, Page 1T
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'Wednesday, March 7th, 1945
eagif Ildeabse Buaids
Two Shows Nightly 7 P.M. and 9 P.M.
THUR. FEI. SAT.
SAT. MATINEE 2.30
'Rack pse,,c„7e
KENNETH ROBERTS'
(Anl.r i, YaSYHW((/ mainan
MON. TUE. WED.
Here's the film you've
been longing to see
A 11140 walla.• Orate hoe ?"vain
VktorMATURE•Louho PLATT
leo CARRILLO• Bruce CABOT
Whom W.,a. • td,n Imo • wit ao&.
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A hundred men and a woman
living recklessly on the high
seas.
A Paramount Picture starring
• LORETTA 'ALAN
YOUNG. IADI
whhWILLIAM BENDIX
From the very heart of a war
torn nation comes this auth-
entically shocking production-
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SKATING PARTY ; First Color Picture
At Ciozy, Success
Sponsored Thursday, Friday and Saturday
By Melville Church Y•P.S. brought many a thrill and a tear or
Iwo to the eyes Of the patrons of the
on Cozy Theatre when they witnessed'
Friday, March 9th the nighty technieolor, *Movie "A
Admission — 15c & 10c
eta'. Is Boa's Many who saw
Lunch at Rink this outstanding please acclaimed
it the most dramatic work they had
EUCHRE AND DANCE
will be held in
Cranbrook Hall
Friday, March 9th
Commencing at 8:30
under auspices of
Cranbrook Red Cross
Lunch counter in hall.
ever .seen. Well here's good news
for theatre goers for the next six
days too. for the Cozy is proudly
showing two tipatop notchers,
namely "Captain Caution" showing.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
`Chinas"- Monday, Tluesday and Wed-
nesday `s0aptate Caution" with
Victor Mature, Louise Platt, Bruce
Cabot, Leo Corrllo and Roscoe Ates
is a dynamite flhm packed with a
thousand thrills and a hundren
mighty action scenes. The story ins' J
Admission •— 25c set in the days of sailing frigets
zeitegvageouieveuevecistaceu and pestes and tells of the loves
he Church does not 'seek to ?- end passions of a fiery spantsh girl
commanding a vessel and a hnnclred
sailol's on the high seas, 'Captain t]
Caution" at The Cozy, Monday, w
Tuesday and Wednesday dramatic b
thrilling, tense and 'exciting, bu
"CHINA" MONDAY TUESDAY 5. re
WEDNESDAY q,
Here at last is the picture you've ft
erten longing to see, featuring Inane
of your favourite stars Including
Loretta. Young, Aim Ladd and
Willdafn Bendix. From the very
heart of a waratorn nation eornes ho
tuie ort -spoken story or a lonely '0]
American girl at the mercy of tlr
Japanese Melees. "CHINA" bristles h
with acelou and romance . and wilt c
hold your brea:thiese from etar5 to Se
finish. You'll see Japanese torture, dl
She purge of a nation, dope Hands, fa
and bloodshed "CHINA" ' with it's
vivid scenes of horror, suffering and .be
hetertaeh.pe is a startljng picture .in h
every meaning. of the word. 'You'll 'ye
pee it et Time Cozy, Monday, Tu tot
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Obituary
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William Bremner
There passed away at hie home,
c0neesseon 4, Grey Townshtp, on
frunday morning, a highly estetnnee
resident, William Bremner, iu his
779th year. The funeral was held
,iuesduy to Monet Pleasant ewes
tory, Ile 4s survived• by his wife;
one eon, Andrew; -four due]1le15
(Ida) Mrs: J. Cooper, con, 10, GreY;
Florence), liths, Albert Cardiff,
con, 4, Grey; (,Isobel), 'Mrs, III.
Hewitt, Listowel; and (Kathleen),
idrs
Lawless a as
s of Listowel; •
also 7l
f ,;:'.xndelliidren.
Mrs, John Rowland
The funeral of the late eire. Jaen
Rowland was held on Seturdare
starch 31r dfeom the horse of her son
Mr. Lewie Rowland, Brussels, to
`l. Mi rhael's. R, C. Church, Blyth,
where Requiem I-Iigh Mast was
cel
.er
b ALL
d by
Gla
pastor, Rev,
rather McDonald, St. Michael's
Church choir supplied the music,
assisted by Mrs. W. P. Seeals, who
was soloist, with Miss E. Ryhn at
the console.
Mrs. Rowland's maiden name was
Mal y Ryan, daughter ' of the late
14r, and Mrs; Richard Ryan, She was
born at Walton and spent her ltie'in
that vicinity; of a kindly (Reposition,
she was a loyal citizen and to know
her was- to. love her.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland were
married in; St. Ambrose Chutele
Bntrss;els, on Feb. lobi, 1895 by Rev.
Father Kennedy, About ane month
ago Mrs Rowland was taken in and
in spite of all that loving 021e and
hind nursing could do, she passed to
her eternal reward, fortified by the
sacraments of her holy. religion by
the ligands of her pastor, Rev. Father
McDonald.
Besides her husband she is sur-
vived by two sone, Norman and
Lewie, also by three 'brothers and
two s4aters. Har eldest ton Joseph
paid the ssupreme enclitic° in World
War
The pall bearers were neighbors:
Mr. Lorn Roe, Harvey McClure,
Herb Manning, Thomas Ryan,
asepli Ryan and Ed. Miller.
bring Christ' down to man's
level but to lift men up to
Christ's level.
nisistegseicieic etc Bial tgil tcicie
Mel�liie (.1f111rchh
Rev. Samuel. Kerr, 2.A„
Minister
10 A. M. Sunday School and
Bibie Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper
7 7P. M. Evening Service in
the United Church.
Louts D. Thompson, Organist
Choirmaster.
Come and Welcome.
tete[tftCtfeete` etetel^Cte$tau eeteelle 0
United Church
pi lnieter—Rev. Hugh ' 0. Miami
11 A. M. Morning worship
"Missing The Divine"
The Mission Band
12 Church schvoi and
Glble Class
7 P. M. Evening Praise'
Rel. S. Kerr B,A., B.D.
will bring the message.
• EVERYONE WELCOME
50 14191 91 Mie"a. al
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rector, Rev, M. F. Oldham
4th Sunday in Lent, Mar, i1
"35, Jb3 it's Brussels -
2 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Class
7 P. M. Evening Prayer
Mrs. W. P. Fraser
The body of a former resident, of
115 village, Mrs: Elizabeth Fraser,
iclow of the late W. P. Fraser, was
BRUSSELS, O T ARI
Loc l ,. gy m,,
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Melville W.M.S. Don't Forget the ice Skating Caret
The Wee.... of eleleille Church ival hold in the Brussels Arena on
met on Friday afternoon at 3 •1'cloek
Thursday Night, March 8th:
in the primary room, Mrs, S. titer
presiding, The meeting opened Ian R. Dowie
with Psalm 15, after whirl the Campaign Chairman
ecripture was read by Mrs. .dacha. 1trruiio, March 7, 1995—Ian A.
spit and prayer ,offered by ,lits.
Alrlworth. Hymn 284 was than sung
Dowie, a Toronto executive, is
nail the secretary's and tl•eesarel's `:'r'uh the boncrary chairman vi the
reports read and adept ed. Mrs.
Matheson offered to. look after the
ro m for
'a theuex
p ga 1 t three months
The supply allocation was given by
Mee Lamont, the supp'lY secrslarY
and some discussion followed, 1t was
deckled to hold the Expense Tea
at the home of Mrs, L. D. Thor,•hpson
on Thursday, March 15, In the
evening instead of In the atternoo
as formerly. A committee or Mrs.
R. Marc, lone, R. Thomson and .lis, Legion Sponsoring
Lamont was appointed to be in War Stamp Drive
charge of this tea. The offering was In aid of the War Savings: Scamp
then taken .and the topic "Opening lh I
p le ir.g Drive note am the local branch of
the Gate" woe dealt with oy Mrs. i the legion are having '"a dance in
Wm, Little: Ream, 374 was. sung frussels Town Hall on Friday
'aril the sleeting closed by repeating night, March 16th with lien Vyilbee's
the Lord's Prayer in unison, ol'cltestra in attendance. The dance
Canadian lied Cross campaign for
fonds in Ontario. Members or his
aal 5
e. staff
have once ' more been
n n r en
h
elated at the service of Red - Cross
branehes throughout the blanches,
giving every at:Atetance in organiz-
ing the eampaiyn. There are appruxi-
metely 460 blanches in Ontario, and
halt of it $10.000,000 national goal
L annually raised in this province.
At The Churches
UniRed Church
In the United ,Church, parts In
the morning anthem were sung by
Mr, Wnu,< Procter and Misses
Dorothy Dennis and Rath Wilson,
The sermon subject was "iivaesty"
in thought, word and' deed. Under by the finance committee of the
•this heading the minister grouped 1local Red Gross ways a highs;, suc-
tbe Fast four of the Ten Command• i cesstul affair. The net proceeds
litems,. 1 amounted to $203.00.
The draw for the six etude of
Melville Church I wood donated by D. N. McDonald
In Melville Church on Svnclay f was made I Miss Jean M;Donald
morning the ,sermon subject nes", and tee six lucky names drawl as
The Kingdom we cannot measure., winners of a cord .of wood each
and the text was. St. Luke 17:2041• , were: Bent Anderson, Wilton; A.
The Kingdom was. 'among men in Woodrow, Janet ,Robertson, Ares,
that day. in the person of the King, ' t;. H. Santis, Alvin Rutledge and
and the Kingdom is within us e, Mrs. A. C. Backer.
great spiritual force and reality. The ' The Bingo was very popular and
anthem rendered by the choir was, dancing was enjoyed to the music of
Praise the Lord by Bertha 'emblem. Tien Wilbee's orchestra.
en the evening SIr. Wilson took for
Lis text the sltolty of the Prodigal
Son as given in St. Luke 15, with Come to the Masquerade dance
special, emphases on the two word,,, ill Walton Community Hall' on
"give" and "make", • The anthem Friday evening, March 9th.
song by the, choir was Sun of lily Prizes for ladies' and gents'
Saul, by IIdmund Tinnier and the comic costumes, ladies' and
solo part was sung by June,Wore. gents' character costume, best
A sextet in three part. harmony sang couple either comic or character.
roughs from Cleveland, Ohio for Hear our Prayer, by Will James Music by, Ken Wilbee's .orches -
mini in Brussels cemetery, The i The :singers In the three part bar -
mains Owing to the Junior Red
Mains arrived in Brusels bet loony. were . Tune Work, Jean Wilton, Cross concert and dance on
KR. on Monday night and the Mary, Lou McFarlane, Joan !teethe -
menial Wednesday, March 21st there
menial service was eonductee be son, Margaret Cardiff
Rev, B. Herr from the Walker Wilton.
leneral Home on Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mrs, Maser passed away at the,
me or her son, Ross, at :Cleveland,
110 on February 26th, Although
e deceased had been in failing
e•alth for over a year she was
omined to bed .for only a month,.
e was oe a quiet, hind, retiring
sposltton always keeping the wel-
r0 of her tlanlily foremost,
The late Mrs, Fraser was'. known
many throughout ,this district
Or late husband, who died tons
ars 140, having been •a teilee here
a number of years : before gning
Cleveland. They also resided in
eel prior to coning to Brussels,
e was born d1) Grey tawnsiiip
venty-nine years ago the darttghter
the late John and Ma's. Whitfield
d was Mantled to the late Mr,
Fr • over ftfity-three' years ago
cl nettled in ,Stretford, Ethel and
hsseis -before going to Oieveland
live with their son;
Sha leaves to mourn, their iesfe
e son, Ross of 0loveland Ohio and
brother Wm. Whitfield of (eeri•ie,
t, Three Meters and two brotlu3re
deceased her,
1^ he many beautiful floral telbutes
re expressions or regard ilr the
eased,
Pallbeerers were three nelehe'%5' ,
1ph "Thomson, T•Ienfryn; Walter
Damson, Stratford and Ewart
Wh155101d, el[ol•rie; a, brotherlltelew,
es, Prater. , Sarnta attd two
Pains, Wm. IVIeDonalrl, Stratford
rt Philip MoDoltaid, St. Parris„ `
friends and relativee front C eve,
laud, Toronto, IJawkatolte, '• i$trat•
recd, Scien1a and St. Pante, tetteceleul
the funeral
le free admission being the pna•cllase
of two war savings stamps which
ere retained by the purchaser, Bei
PATRIOTIC ATTEND THE
DANCE TS BRUSSELS TOWN
HALL ON FRIDAY, MARCH 1055.
Red Cross Bingo and Dance
* NOTICE
Wili the person who borrow-
ed my Electric Extension
Cord return same at once to
1 Joe Thuell. if it Is good
enough to have the loan of,
it is surely good enough to
bring It bank.
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Hockey SI.z its.
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WQ'1, Lewis Russell •
Reported Missing
W01. Lewis A. Ritual! has been,.
reported missing anter air aparatllel/4f
over enemy territory He ]tad 00te'.,
meted teff operational flights.
Lewis is widely known throughout
ibis district having conducted Tete-
* fled Band G'1'ocery Store here betterta
joining the R.C.A,1 , and his many
friends and acquaintances s5'nipa-
thdza with his family in hair
anxiety,
W01. Russell is the only son of
errs. Russell and the lata Alex..
Russell of Brussels He was, born
March
0
111 11
., d 1917,
i
n Rent
r .1 u
Y and
carne with his family to this com-
munity when quite young and was
educated in Brussels schools. ills
R,C.A,le training was obtained at
Toronto, 'St. Thomas, Belleville„
Three mores. Qne, and Monetone,
N.B., where he received his wings.
He was employed as a pilot by the
Quebec Airways- before going over-
:cap
ver
:•eas in Febrilary 1944,
His wife and daughter, Pamela. •
Joy who It
oIs•a
peal old, are residents:
of Quebec City, He has foursisters
Mrs. ' Eldon Wilson, Brussels;.
Misses Margaret Russell, Reg. 1`1,.
London; Hannah of the local Bank.
of Comeneroa ,,tarp and Clara who --
has managed the ' grocery 'store
since her brother's enlistment,
By Oliver Riley
cif Feb. 2Stlh Brussels netted
l•'ur,lwich end were deteatel
woe Brussels iirrt defeat of tee
,,:on, 11r tee u .oras soft anti shaggy
cur the Erse period but its the game
went on it got better, the gauge
was rather clow in the period' Clue
In the soft ice, Al the tori of the
first period Fordwich led 3-1. ,.;ualc
for Fordwich were :scored by Frank
n Gibson and Johnson, 0. Nichol
scored the Brussels goal. In the
second period the ploy was getting
faster and Fordwicb outstared
Brussels 2-1 to give them a 5-2. lead,
Cleats for i'oriwent were scored Le
it hls0n and Gibson and 0, Riley
scored the Brussels goal. The third
Period got it der•way and Rigel
scored for Brussels on a pass• froin-
King, to make it 5.3 tor 1POrdwich
Int they came back to make it 6.2
when i ranlin scored. Johnston
Made It 7.8 on a breakaway. Before
the period ended Brussels scored
again when Riley scored - his erd
goal on a pass from Rowland to
Blake the final score 7-4.
Three stars were Gibson, Frank -
The Bingo .and Dance sponsored Jin and Riley,
On Feb, 28 the second round of
the midget finals got underway ie
the Brussels Arena when Winghanl
c.rfeatee Brussel:e by a close score
01 4-1. The game' wsa very fast
and bath teams evenly metelted,
Brussels opened the scoring when
Willis worked his way through tete
Winghanl team to make it 1-0 fo
Brussels this lead was short dived
ae 'Edgar scored -fou' Winghanl: 10
make it 1-1. Near the end' of the
period .Sell made it" 2-1 for WIng
ham.
The second period was• scoreless
and both goalies deserved 3 lot' of
credit and displayed a good game
of goal -keeping.
The this'd period started and both
toauae trying hard to %Gore hut were
putlueked. About 11e.1f-way through
tee period Cousins- for Brussels leek
a penalty and this gave Wingham
their chance and they niade good by
scoring 2 goals by Edgar .and
I,ockea'idge, Three stars were
Cousins, Willis and Edgar, Thus
Wiugluam takes a three goal lead' to
play at home,
day and Wednesday along with
Popeye in 'Seein' Mete White And
Blue" and a full supportiag pro.
gram,- ,
COOMiNIG 'VADLEY Ole THE HUN'
REGENJ 'T'HEATRE
Seaford', Ont,
Now Showing—
Thur. Fri. at, — March 8, 2, 10
TWO FEATURES— -
t Jimmy Lydon Olive Blakeney
Henry Aldrich..— Boy Scout
ALSO—
Betty Rhodes Johnie Johnston
ane Sermon a You Can't Ration Love
St. GeoI'gets Walton— Mon,• Tues, Wed, March le14
SundaySchool, 13,T?n.
3,80 P. 51 h
Irving Berlin's
and Sermon s v g 8 lin s Th
4 P. M. Evening Prayer This Is The Army
and ,Sermon in techniooloe - ' Th
g George Murphy Joan Leslie ee
St. Davids Henfryn-- 59 A musical filled with songs and au
1.15 P. M. Sunday School
and Bible Cla••
2 P. M. Evening ,Prayer
and Serr
Wednesday, March 14th '
at, John's Brussels—
P. M. Weekly Lent Service
end Sermon, Set o1 Lantern
Slides "the Massett Inlet Miss.
Ion British Columbia Coast.
551.11hnt
laughter.
4
Next There., Fri., Sat., Mar. 15, 16,17
bSob Hope --�tnj-ranle to Goddard
Ghost Breakers
Richard Carlson Paul Leos
A drahla peaked with thrills.
CQMINq
1 The Dough Girls
BORNI
IRITCHHIE—IIT Bi'nseeleito ale, anal
Mrs, Otlteord Ritchie 05 Walton on
Priddy, tenth gad, n dant hter-
Rose Matte,
and Mere will be no dance in the Hall
Friday evening of that week.
FREE DANCE
At Brussels town Hall on
Friday, March 16th
aA
To the Music of Ken. Niibee's Orchestra
Draw tor Blanket Refreshment Booth
Help the war Savings Drive
Admission to Dance by Your Purchase of
Two War Savings Stamps at the Door.
Under auspices of the Brussels Branch of the 'Can. Legion
Notice To Brussels
Hydro- Electric Customers
All consummers of Hydro supplied by the Brussels
Hydro -Electric Commission•
WHO ARE IN GOOD STANDING (Have No Arrears)
On March 20th, 1945 are eligible for a Rebate of
20% of their 1944 Bills.
This rebate will be paid as soon as possible after
March 211th.
R. S. WARWIClr Clerk,
Brussels I ydro.Etectric Commission
i;,
In March 2nd Brussels visited
Wingilam and were trounced 10•t,
but the snore didn't indicate the
play by any means. The ice was
soft and a little water was showing
for the Best period but after thet
111e: ice was better.
The -first period got underway and
it wasn't long until Edgar s•,oredfor
3Vingeale with but 214minutes
gone. 'The play was slow and
draggy and Wingbans had the edge
nn the. play, Johnston in the Meng-
e= nets played., a great' 'game... or.
hockey and held ,diem out, McIia3
for Winghem scored on a. Pass from
Harcourt to give Wingham a 2-0
lead at the end of the pence
The seemed period was better and
tete ice was cleaned off and it eves
better to skate on. Winghaim jump.
ei1, into a 3 goal lead after 3 minutes
had gone whet]. Steelton scored nll-
arsisted• Abaut 2 lninntee latet
Edgar scored from Seli to slake it
4.0, Winghs.nl had Brussels dee
Drgenized ;and Prnesh scored on a
grass from Stainton and Lockeridge,
Tee:seefs got together and play
reversed to the Other end but
Johnston in the Winghutrh nets
played a sensb•tional game of hockey
and held Ter0-asele scoreless, With
16 minutes gone Ernest -got a break-
away and scored to make it tl•0, 13ut
3 nlinu,tes later Willis took a pass
from Coleman to wore Rruseals
only noel. 5 senoras before the
period ended Sell gave Beene it
1151,, and 11e snored to make tt 1.1,
Wtltgiia,111 6001'erl two oiliest goals
to Mart the third period when
Til dga1' snored his 405 goal fr'on1 8011
olid Stainton seared from Lock.
Midge. 13rnssels fought hard but
couldn't heat .Tohncit45 in the Wing
hash net. With fifteen minutes nt
the .Period gotta Milt soared on 'a
foes from Tditgrar to mrd the ecOT-
lrg. Witglham won the mend 44,
The three, ,stars Were VW.
BLUTEYALE
Mrs. Conrad Goll has received:'.
word that her sister, Mrs. Marion St..
Clair, formerly of Listowel, 4ati diets
sudden6•y at her home in Detorit ole.
Feb, 21, In her 49th year, Besides:
Mrs. Goll she is survived b, a sis-
ter, Mns. John Wavle of Listowe9,,,
and two brothers, Tour, of Kincar-
dine, and Joe of London,
The Woman's Association of Ms.
United Church met at the home of
Mr's. Alex 11ic0rackin on Thursday
afternoon with the president, M1a.
1\1. L. Aitken; in the chair, tens.
J, W. Johnston gaits the eerie -erns, •
reading, NLrst John Wicksteed surge
a solo, and Mrs. Arthur Shaw gaga
a reading, Mrs. Aitken read a Ietten.
from. a chaplain overseas pra50
Ing the' work of Rev. Reward John
sor. an army chaplain, eon ct iter.
J W. and Mrs, Johnson *f Bina -
vale. The .roll call was answered' -.
by paying In the proceeds of social
gatherings held e,t the homes dui -
lug February amounting to $19.7Et
Mrs, George Thornton and Mrs.:
McCraakin reported for the visiten5-.
committee, The hostesses were Mee
Robert Shaw, Mrs, R.- 31. McKin-
non, Mrs. James Robertson, eleir
Mies Martha Fraser,
Personals: Mrs, Jenkins, Bicho,.
with her daughter, Mrs. Georgee
llettherington; Mrs. Robert, NIohol-
;son, Belgt'ave, with her sister, tens-
0obeet Shaw; Mrs. James ,Peacoeke
wee underwent en ,appendectomy
at the Winghani General Hosp1eal.
this week, is reported making ten.-
aeabie progress towa,rci reeovery,-
Knox Persbyterian W.M.S.
Mrs. M*Sitven opened her iinma,•
nn 'Thursday afternoon for tiro •
monthly meeting of the Women%
eleseionery Society of -Knox Pres-
bvtea'iaan Celled). The let vice-pares9.-.
dent, Mee, Walter Smrilaie, conducYE-
rd the lueeting. The scripture pass-
age wee read by 15515. Archie Mese.
cr, and Mess Oliva Scott led he
prayer, The Glad Tidings prayer
was Papel by Moe,. Higgins, Preeteg-.
�torial arrangements were Wrench►.
and the supply :allocation wee <5ae-
cepted, It 'will be raised by free'
will offerings,
Mrs,. Berne Moffatt grave a Paper
en some of the most intereetPag-
items in the Glad Tidings, The new•
seedy book, "Christian Litt:maturtY;'
was introduced by Mrs• GosJosr
Mundell, Mrs, 141SEwen offered ells
closing prayer, '
Arm In Sling
Wilfred Ca.nieroe. is 'nursing of
sore shoulder, leaving Morn the liga-
ments when he wee• thrown trout a•.
sleigh. lie has his arm in a alltcg^
anti will be off duty for ;a time' at
Baek•er Bros, butcher shop where 11e
is employed,
,fienston and Willis.
Llne-ups
leteeseis---Goal, r, Je velli defence
Ryan and Cousins; centre, Ws11ia;
wings, Coleman and 73. Jewel, alter
slates, Riley, M. Morton/ad, Matheson:
and Wliittard.
M/ltigham--{roll, Ja11rt5Jt:it4 ds*
fence, McKay and 1'leriingefi; «snttsM ,.
tress; wings, OM and 3Mlgtir'1 alter -
rates, Stotliitets, illas
court, Wilde, tritesrt, lireftian,