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JOIN T1 A LIVE PAPER *qr A LIVE TOWN 68TH YE AIL NO. 17. S STATE FURNISHED 47,934 ARMY ME] Car wile Makes Report of Oper r tion of Selective Service Law. LANCASTER COCNTY* 91 Largest Number from Ar County Went Into Servii from Spartanburg W i t (ireenville Second. Lancaster county furnished soldiers to the great American aril for service during the war, accor 1<( imuien uiaue public l>y Ma K. K. Cat wile, officer in charge state headquarters for selective re ulation. Twenty-two counties in tl State of South Carolina t\irnish< a greater number than Imncast and the other counties furnish* frum that number as low as JU6, tl last number being furnished I Jasper county, whose population small. The largest number furnished I : v county was 2.S07 hv Spurt: I rg, the figures compiled by Ma t irwilo giving Spartanhurg. div" i- No. 1. 1,01 h; division No 1.126, and div -'on No. 2. . . I i-r-ll V 1 III' mUHIX ^.-IS SOOOml H i 2.1 ru. Tho re;>ort ?>t* in>' - inducted in Hl'rviro I V colli!!'. is follows! Abbeville 71 Aiken U? Anderson No. 1 l.Of Anderson No. 2 7? Anderson No. 3 r>." llnmbere r> 1 Ha rn well 1.21 Heaufort 7 1 Itcrkeley 4 4 Calhoun Of Charleston county 73 * 'li' rloston No 1 6H Clin rloston No. 2 1.02 Choi l<oe *4 Ch- or " 07 t'hostel Hold ^2 Clarendon OH ('olloton Darlfnpton 1 Dillon 0 " Dorchester Is i -,iin nuiimiy, f- im II * rni n ? l'jr IIh- Hnv M. M tli'iison < i' ('till on. Mrs Mnsfilfv wan 7 2 years n ni'O a'id o" N .vcnilior 21 of th! year he n< ?1 I " I) lit; I 'olrlmat holr golden wedding annivorsar> To them \v?ro born nine son* flv of whom survive hor Tboy tiro; ,] O. Moseley, fl \ Moseley .1. I, Moseley and J. II Mosoli'v, all prom Inent ritizons of the county % J'alrflehl 71 I'lorenco 1.1!" Ooorpetown 51 Oroonvlllo No. 1 IS OroenvUlo No. 2 1.10 Oroenville No. 7 Ofl Omen wood 1,07 Hampton 4 Horry I.Ofi Jasper .10 Kershaw 8 0 J.ancestor 0 1 1 .a wrens 1.05 Keo 5" l.exlnpton 01 MoCormiok 4 2 Marlon 7 7 Marlboro 1.01 Newberry 1,01 Oconee 71 Oranpeburp No. 1 1.11 Oranpeburp No 2 71 I'lckens. . . . 80 City of Columbia 101 IMchland 81 Faluda 71 Fpartanburp No. 1 1.05 Spartanburp No. 2 112 Hpartanburp No. 1 72 Sumter 1,26 T'nlon ff "< William shum 1,02 York No. 1 66 York No. 2 7" I ****" 47.02 Well U iinnti V tiiiin Dc.-til. Mrs l.'ttr .1 M > v. wife n fporp' W \' i !? > uT>'. i f tk??4 known vomion of t'.iMhtii t ion of K" ' < urn v. ?i ' I a* lw linmo in i ' * nI. ' ii'" ! > ii Saturday. The 'unernl a* 'I recurred : ' M* <?1 ? i h.ir HE RED CROSS "HE L EM1-WEEKLY. \FORMER SENATOR U STORY OF THIRTIETI "Wildcats" After Being Tricked ;l Fought Their Way Out Agains Tears to Eyes of Veteran Aut in Rest Camp. Columbia, S. Dec. 16.?In sini-o pie and unpretentious language,| t IJT former Senator Christie Henet. of e L.?'this city, in an address before the o | state council of defense at its hi- a 'I | monthly session here told of some of the things which the Thirtieth n division, composed of North and t South Carolinians and Tenncsseans.it ' ' did in tiie Hellccourt fight to win the li ,v imperishable fame among the many It d- daring things already accomplished I; ,j. In the world war. ft ,,f Senator Benet. relating some of those things with which he had a come into intimate contact while at w u at Washington, stressed the need ?f s "J the southern cotton farpter making ' er, known to the world the difficulties M|| under which he produces his 0 I crop, urged the continuation of tho to state council of defense as an agency ' of assistance in the transition from '' 's a war to a peace basis, advocated the '' more full use of the scientific Intel,y Ugenee <>f t>n? state in the develop- ' ii- inept of South Carolina, and sketch- ' ,j ed some of the tremendous things v thi*; country had a< complished in de- *' veloplng a g'-eat war machine. 1 n t< uchi t* on the great tight of ' 111 ttie Thirtieth division at Ilellecou '' nter <>. *or said that the 1 11 1() \ ?in ;il that time was brie ! " with the Itrltish. Three oho v s '' [ j voro matkel nut for the T' : i o'h Sl ;2'atlll the \ list tl COI11 i T1 fl" > t, with '' ;2 which thev wrighting. The fir^t '' 12 was to ! " taken l>v the Nustrnlians *' the seen d 1-v the i"'t!iern warriors " j ami th<> third l?v the Hitish colon- u ials. The Austral'.-ps reached theii ? flrst ohfeetivt* without trnetite Tho t- Thirtieth took th?,'r ohj t?>., ,,1 ran it. routined on 1 o\ ?-io the third objective. st " pursu'" r 13 the flee'rty Hermans. V H However, in their impetuosity. 15 they over-ran a deep tunnel, which n thev 1'el not discnverod. in which ithere was a large force of (e rniai's ^ : ??d Teutonic m.K'liitte mm units A 'lei the Th'rt'ejh haij passed Hit* - fliird objective, rtie Hermans do. I bomb 1 eitt of the tunnel and com^ menced firing on the southerner* front the rear with rifles and with Ill Mile "IIIK' Tlin -el ' " - .. .. < I I III; ..... ^ mans also turned in! commoneed to <( fire into th.' ninks of tl?r? Thirtieth 4 which ?; s aft i led from both th" (7 front :.n?l th. ? ( . However. thoy ... w uiM not give up but fought their 1 way dear. )( I Sn' at?. It. "f said an Aust-alian j> t? hardened by ?'<>ur years of continu- u ? i>< war. who watched the fight <?t 3 *h" Tb'rf:..?h h?d teats at the te - ,(1 6 rible punishment they had to undo5 *.'<? Tho casualties were largo. said |( 0 Senator Honet The Twenty seventh |1( d!vtsion. coti.nosed of tlie N'ew York ;u 't national guardsmen. fought along n, *t with the Th 'tieth. and these two . ; 1 ' 3 divisions, said the former senator, jl( "? "Iso tlie "Itainbow" division, in 0< whlrh are tli*. South Carolina eng'n- ,|( 1 eers. are typical of the Atneriean t( 2 soldier, and theirs is tlie greatest . '? record mad" in this war. I'aren- ,1( t? theticallv the former senator said (l 2 that what many people of the I'nlted n, ?> States hati thought was proved by 0 the records of these three divisions, ()j fi that the national guardsmen. <f evu 1 given a chance would show the nu ^ S tie of which fhev were made. .. i a Oovernnr Manning said that ho 0 I. ? ... ...... 1111him;ition rotative ' to the pa-1 the Thirtieth lia?l taken ' ?ho war, which '-onl-Pied what Set. ? ntor Henot had said 11 *? stated tha* * when the rein'd of the war was w r < ?? t! e (> (.til.- .? South (' ^ 1 lie -ind the < 'h.-r southern states 'vniiy hp tir ind ( ' what the troops i of "Dixie" had accomplished In tiet war. Tli' * .-'h d vision was 1 r chr..|niod to r< me. home said the ' 1 -inter s n ' n t Cope I IV ' :l I li'na chap I 1 ' plans and place t II i in i-'iniri uoorn'e It is now I impossible f I when it w |i op-h the i'n'ti d ' tie T' e war depart f ment. he s | '.I, "I not I; no i III*-1 I s General Pershltn decide! he hev fl I p 'he s " . no . pr in Prnnoe t>: r The former senator is of t'ie op! hi > ion 'hat the 2i in\ will uo hack to it* o f. i re-war hfl at a hofnro ?hr? - ti nosf helium p'ars w||| ho perfected -n - Ho *nld fhaf \morloa had fakon sixh m | a j-trnng stand for disarmament that <1 ' > ?ALL YOU IS LANCASTER, S. TUE NET RELATES THE I DIVISION BRAVER) I and Surrounded bv linns t (ireat Odds?Rattle drought j dralian Soldier?Division Now ho President lias requested that (lis ussions of the future military plans f the republic be adjourned unti Iter the peace treaty is.signed. He said that the collapse of (Sernany was an immense surprise t > he general statT at Washington, for hoy thought the Teutons would ght "longer than they did The staff. v m< < niru, was preparing to go to 'ranee to participate in the spring Kitting. While, in some respects, said Sentor Monet, it was fortunate that the ar ended when it did . with the mall American casualties, yet in a irger respect should the war have ontinued and the I'nited State ould have demonstrated in fui Dice of the fighting machine al eady perfected, war would have eon made so horrible that the peole of the future hardly would want, 'iv more of it. And particularly, he;' lioucht 110 nation would have had he hardihood to desire a contlht * it h the I'nited States. America's oath-dealing devices. lie -aid. won'I | ave ended the war in six month? |o told of an explosive which would avr wiped whole cities and roil" ' UN (in iIK' map. and tin invention | : f a eas which was the most deadly ver known to science. Tit's (:as was | i> effective. he sa'd. in it devaslat-'< ip effect, that new pas masks had ; ? he invented for the Vmeriean so -' iers het'ore it cotthl he used. Thei taterial for these masks had to | otton from South Africa. lie told j f the death homhs used hy Aineri- ^ i (Continued on F'apo 2.) ( I _ M!.I. UEOIU;AMZE THE t AI TO ASSOri \TION HERE ' ? - |. i'? rrtai> nt Mute \ssni ial on <'omc< .. to l.attciivter Wednesday N iphr. The Lancaster countx autmiiohil > ssoej n't ion will rejuvenate it oil . t t meeting to bo held at 7L10 o'clodc ; morrow. (Wednesday), nielli >t ' 1 ? oonit house. Secretary . \V. Cot'eld. of the South Carolina i ate automobile a - tchifion, will one to Lancaster on the t?:ti"? tra!,i|t morrow afternoon nn?l will I ! ( eut at the meeting to assist in t to reorganization. f The aid officers of the association I re K. M. Croxton, president: Mat ' Brittain. secretary, and \V K. 0 arper. treasurer. The list of mem* ' ers has in some way become lost'0 ad cannot be found, but it is re* em bored that not alone town peop'ej ut many in the county were mem j r>rs of the association Thn ? ..... , r the organization is felt deeply ini, velopinp I <a n < a s t e r rotinty's in ^ rests in the proposed system of; * ate highways t^> l>e built. and it is'p d'eved that every owner of a mo* ir ear in the county will become a!, omtier or reinstate his memher- j lip in rase he was a member of th> ^ d organization. The meeting will begin promptly t 7:3rt and it is hoped there will !>. v, largo attendance. ., I < til Publicity t 'onmiittee. t Secretary C. \V f'ofleld, of the iiitn (' rol na State Automobile sorlatlon who was authorized -it a < . iiki roads cni.vcntlon in t'o |> tuldn last week to appoint a ( < 1- w tiio (in publicity to consi t of one !' n from c:n it county, 'cts fo'e- :i 'oehed fleoriro P cm of ?>i? . lintuie t as thi id Iit f' I. !- I' stor (tountv. o ,1 The News Vox I Week. I' has boon tli" cust(11 i to otn t. ? t' - '(>s of n e News (1 urine u ) ftnnf wi k t> :t tiiis on?> t! in or will l.e ifi mod ;in<! probablv >lli T!'?' Tnes'l i paper will come it as usual and tit the usual tinu. o lie Friday paper may ho small, or.F ay not come out at all so if you n iss that issue just remember It is n tiristmastime. J ! IEED IS A HE .STEM SDAY, DECEMKEK 17, 11)18. PRESIDENT WILSON IS NOW IN PARIS Demonstration Accorded Mini Was Greater Than That of Armistice Night. C ROWDS THKONCi STREETS They Were Dancing and Sin^ ing and Throwing Confetti While Airplanes llovered Overhead. Paris, Dee. 16. -Saturday niyh was a jireator night in Paris than ar misttce night. The city was ablaz< with illuminations; tin- boulevard: were thronged with crowds, dancimi and singing and throwing confetti The IMace de l,a Concorde was turn cd into a great dancing pavillioi where American siddiers were t. v orite partners. America was tin predominating word President and Mrs. Wilson math their entry into Paris Saturd.v morning greeted by wellngh h.i'r tin- population not only of the <it\ I tit of the surrounding distr cts They were attended bv Pres'dc 1 Poincare. Premier Clemem ean ami others among the most eminent li tires o|" Kranee Flowers were iliopJ ped around their carria:e. a rplam winged overhead. guns sounded Put observers were impressed willi -otnething more th ai tit" tn ignitudr mil beauty of the reception by son 1 Hialitx of warmth that t?ei?t loront from tho visits to Paris !< t't'y tliaili' tiv tin' SOVi't'OfiMts of t' > tllioil nations. Iniauiiiat ion of I nini c Stirrml. The imagination ami interest if 'raneo has boon stlrnil l>v the Pros ii'tit of tho 1'niteil Statos as no other nader beyond tho borders. \! 1 lassos ami parties in this rountry lavo unitoil to pay honor to tli 'nited Statps titron- h t: I'r? -dent I'hov crept itiin as the '- presepf ivo of iili-als now dawninc upon Inropo. "In tho oyi's of tlto Imniot's) ?*'o\vils wi'ii'oininu Itii " a s t ' > a'lni-oflifia i Ti'tnps. "Pro . 1. r W'" n n presents t \? o 1'ivi" i tlii' ni tti'f'al force v\ h h pe-mi r 1 t ho w-i r to l?o ?\ ?? 1 i ilt i 'on o wit ? It will --notify t? " 1 11 I I'l \" si > t llo'lsa ml " Ill' liiwcr of tlic l-'ronoh army. linod t'o ivomiics from Ikmnlrin c <to tn * 1? Mil rat mannlon, whloh durinn tholij day in i'.iris will ho tho homo of In* I * i osidont and ! i i - wifo Main-' ha ussoiis and Smrivcn fro-h from In' hattInfields i>! ('h nr,' . ! an 1 'nlnnlal troops irnm li unifmins ho imul of tlii* Soinnm li "I nnlv a o\v days ago hoon roinoyod oi< n ' il tin' post in honor Thoy neatly nit (Irmly kont order amongst ih-> nornions crouds uh <h ever pressed orwnrd in eagerness to ha\e i losor look at tho guests of Fram-i Pri'iiilrnt I'liinciirr's l.uin he-?n. President Polnearo's luncheon a Slysoe palace at 1 o'clock u a* a! ended hv '.'00 miosis. Tho pros; lent fat p:1 rtv arrived at 1t' throurh the lint?s of the 1 1 '? Upine cbaussoiii's who a tod is i uard of honor In tho court The President of France anl iTnie Polncnro mot th it j io ts an 1 'resident Polnca'f t'lvIi?r h ^ arm to ifrs Wilson and President Wilsni o Mine Poinoare they proeeeiled to I'C drawing room where the guests .ere assonihled Then in aooordnce with Die French custom. Mr oincare presented the men an I tine Poinoare presented the ladies o President and Mrs Wils n. The tables set in the form of i i < ho", wee decorated with ' ?d nd \? h'te r me; s?.t| la go ? uncle. <> at ma violets The two ProsM- '? f son toil 1 - (! with M '(?' fnro O'l " osido' t VV< ' n"? r> h' n?| \1 rv \v - j?r. n? i ... ro'si ]?.ft 11 |,o?t ot n r Idort fit I'r.int <?, w -it' f Mrs Wilson. On t h?? 11 hh> 1 r f " ' < t! '' o?it? n n trior on vvhi'li 1 -ship of t'Mif i M l v\ h to . , . ; wo lltflo \tt? rioan ll iir - :ts fh?J lasthoads Tho t thor 'jh'o l. < Ion Inrluth <1 two airpl < < 1 > ifi o* t'oipm Tho iruosts Inoludol tho pro .1 f tho sonato and oh itnhor T'rotn < 'it monorail and 1 n.i: tor forlor p'-oniiors ami fortnor forolen ilnistors and tho marshals of Tanoo ;art and a r . New SUB ELLIOTT SPRINOS SHOT DOWN Ell TEEN HUNS ' | ; I Writer in I li<' I inlepemleiit t ii\ * ll.igli to Voting Lancaster lto> in Iti-iI ii Ser\ ire. I Laurence l.:i Tourette brings, himself an aviator ami an authoritv 'l i.n aerail warfare. writing in I'll ; Independent for I?? inl??-r ot thi ' !|?art plavoil l?y (it-eat Hritain in tli'j war, pays a high tribute to |;' 1 ?>? ' , l| W. Springs, son of Col. LoroyI .ISprings, of this city, who is a mem-1 * ber of the Dritish atr-nghting force.I "Colonel William A ltishop." Mr brings writes, "having amassed seventy-two vietories. the last five I of which he added to his score tliej morning after he had received or-|< ders to return to London reluctant; > came home to find he had heen l-ivi j ' 'charge of organizing the all fana j < |diati flying units." ' I I I (if Unit. Springs, Mr. Drlf.'H i i jsnys: "Klliott Springs. of South < Carolina. who w;is Hooted by llishop'l J with two othor Amorioans to foitu't members of his now squadron lust ! i * sprinp, now h:is a squadron of hlsl ' ow n and on Anpust 1st. last, had! ? destroyed his fifteenth Hun.'' \ 4> \TTF'MI'T TO I.YNCII NKCiKO I'NSt'tCKSSM ! 1 III l> < o!||i|\ Mob Unfiled br Hie: i}) j (Jiiinii \\ ho Sent I'ris. ' ' > onor tuay. 11 York, S i' . 1 n r. 1 \n mi m ' . \ > - tul olTot t w.i- made at 1 o'< )<<< : Friday morning to lynch .loha ' I YOHIIL'. Hi': i" 1 . . . . H i lor the nlbued nitkinv of an instil'- v J inn p'oposnl to the w.fe of a prom- f" inent eitizen of Kbene/.er. \tiont ."? > 'men. all masked. aroused Sheriff ' ' Fred H. Quint). at the Yo'k crur ! *" ! jail. ai d demanded the surrender of n the n<;r,n When informed that the ' man wanted \va< not there the mo' ' demanded admittanci to verify the ' 1 statement. I j S' eiiff Quinn refused to adn t 1 tt em >n a hod v. hut agreed to let two of tlo-ir number in, on eon ion that tie remainder retire i i the lull vard After tit sr ; > a "i e perm ' ted to enter 11 it'* 1 the eel Is and (pihkh -m l ii I i' I It . t Y \V)'< it this II i oil! II) ill' ;i t I'll In thei- < ' ?1 e < I m o p.i - r v loft i it- 1 : ' . Tl nv r inn in II i-;i t o ' ll't (if I 'In l|c/('l'. Yiuint' w is ? r ,| < , ' !;i: \ ?? < 'o! till) 111 < a m i ' . .11 rest in prevent possj; n .It ' \ ioloiK i". I "Irfiiirtistor Loads." In tlio report of tho simp boa I f eh irities unil corrections ci verbis I'lie insiu lion of ill ilio i-Iia intMltlR units in the sla'--. ?-i onr oil lati l :s made that county chain m h ' '?' lishoil nncl a state road huildira; w 1 y ' i' c even tod to ho lindct tin- I' "c- \ 1 tion of tho state penitentiary and the ij si a t <? highway commission. In the w eport submitted Lancastei is . n -j o lead all counties on "management ti by foremen." and on total scores h Lancaster stands fourth N ? tl The Casu/itty l.ists. The casualty lists o> tin past e v I I days have carried tlie fniimvinii i ' nnmos: f< Killfil in notion ? f Sg? William Miint-n, T:i\ ill w ' \Vouml?vl sovorolv ti ('orp S-mii oil, t'ntnil' ii V1 Cook Kohort M Hoimon , Fi i t 1' >t ill. w V1 \ nsi'l T McW . ?.!. r If Si T.ivvn. f( TP V nv 0 :r," T?ih I' ' ! H T'f M!m? n llii C c ! i 1 Ti loath spring1 i.I . inn - nnvp" ; i. u ' ni St' llov T: : ?'?ila < K !? i . ; n j' ' I t ? I' 1 ' .1 1 T 111. I" \) t'. I'll Vntlior TTo: 'h It ^nriiipt; Willi n (If I <1 ht!v-? v 15. i l' I' W. 11 ?ii :: ?? 1 Jo.- 1. Hi1 ? , ,|. !' (>(? W n; 11 i K" ?t < -I Cnm 1 !;>n froxion ' !* Hoc |i nrnwloy HT. l>iftl of (liHi'jiso I" Huil M'Minus. KorvVinw ti Pt ('l'iroiifo Onrrlson. iJo-V: Hill n i i ' .Jaiilt'l l". Ilii.son, l,nl)t.i>l'i ' I I >OLLAR J? COTTON TODAY j at bzjr 27 3-4 CDNTS SCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR GCCD START MADE DESPITE WEATHER lied Cross KnSI Call Drive Wont Ki^ht Ahead Here Yesterday. COMMITTEES AKE WOHKINCJ )ne Hundred I'er Cent Heported Last Niirht Hy Two Teams in Main Street Ter ritorv. * ? The Ked Cross Christin s Holt 'ail mem bersh 11> drive started off veil in this rity yesterday, notwithitanding the bad weather. and tw ? outmittees working in erritorv ali itted to them on Main street relorted 1 no per rent last ntght Soma >f the eointnittees were prevente I 'ront working their complete terr ? ory by the rain and wind, hut triado rood progress and no "refusals" .vere reported This applied esp dally to the women's committee . vho were barred I'r r< 1 work b> r; i:i ind mud I1' T at i . r ; t T W'yli , vi?h ?? e spri- b'ei'k :i? territory. nd Harry 11; M . nd 1! \V star--, lit 1 the piiwtof <* b n?'li tei ito:"' . vrt|-p i? two fc>>iiin!tf . reporting mi per pent, S> mo ot the w< ' committees, Imtiifo t he WMith.? made (i no y inrts I'livrinir the dav's work, ami in?t (M tliMin p:i'-? itlv v< rod then* i rritory 1Im"-mvv fw nrfivorn>!r? conditions nt the I'r lay of tho Irivp lias rJicror d no one an i ' p work is collie on today with iin and determination t<> carry tlw it y (imt. N'o reports were received last lipht from the rural district-;: in act. it is (louhtfnl if nny work tn n appreciable extent wns done In he country on the first da v. If n "xpected tl'ou'rh that reports w| i nine in tnnlrhi of i .. ...i. hrp'! ?i?>ut tic i nmitv ui 1 ft mi t; o 11,If , VI ! ' '1 ?,-t? it y t fi. r > ; i 11 f - quite -. s factory. f /i 11, ;i c t I'V V i ' i f ^ I*1 Ci I I 11# i- fir' - <n' in' Mi \v >rU< ^ .. i , i.i. t i? ' i..* ' 1 . nif irit ' r '' tl ' v, t": t ! -i ; s'n ' ?r 1 r r -*.1 is :i n-i rt a 'ill clol'nr " ! ' 1 ' t . , i'r?? I ! ' . i - . | \ mt' j t yr i. 'i'TM; vpm < r <)!'!{ THE TOT* " tl ii t<mhill It i ! "iv iiiiji's. iii lli^ I' n'l\rt mill l.ii*i llii'i'i in (In* - Ii .llfi'. Manly i; Rlncknion of this tlty, l i . Ii . .... iio. . .? -' t J111' h?" ? ri lYincf " uiu). date of Norm) or 1 t i1 ' 'I i1 'f?r t ho <i: ni>r of the i !" st; -ay that ho ont omt flio i ii . 'h s.\ . opirs of ! -t N s !M )). I ic!fPt, nspther with two letters from ntiK1 " and 1" I' whole work.- in 0 Man's Land M;ml> w in thr fit t! fiphfilo-' of ip war. "I linvo been over the >p " he s \ "and eotne out in po"d liape It wa-' not a? nervous a taste ? I had j> ofui- I it t nt 1 didn't rl as if I had started to a coo.l hr - 'in dr or ! n< I l.inm l nd T Powers tl nipht t)o > en PTli he l I'll tit' over t>j|t d?f t ktlCVV t ! < 11" i Wo ad 111 ' tie. O ' P' PV.-d J,y r . m ,iivl p'p on out v ' t i r>r froi t t < vv the 1111 1 - e 11 what oif ! to dour W on thn pen en mo 1 f driii" .. onld ( ens. 1 1 o' Wk. ^ ;i ' ' '' '* t 111. lie1 < \ \ (ISO nil ! ii i thr> pi' ' ? o ?"i an i| |nn? rlfw* n ldin :ir<l h< vir>>; !. nil'1 * > p!'or< > " c m lint w m In ni\ 1 1 ' h whoJo n: ks in thf ihilfflf " * ??. I MM I >???> > -i'i i; nil> ;\ m ( n\ m<' !'i \ r. ''i I' " > -1 Ki ry Spr<M of it I' i?>f! Stiii rli<rt roti t ! it i f n i;,-it ri< f f ''"ir ri ' i! i! ; i ospitnl liPrc at n'llmk Friil y n.i f.