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UKNKKAL NKW8 NOTKN. l|jHH>eoiiiji" That llav? Omirrcd All Over the World. One mouse mused the death of 117 cattle on the r>anoh of ltotiort Pott#, or .Spragur, \V<u?h. The mouse l*?oame ?duck In till; pipe lending from a spring to (lie pafttu.ro watering trough. The animal* dlw) of thirst. Homo .at them vrawlcd through tho foin;c Into an other fluid in their .dowiJornte search for water, Ml*. J'otls reported. M. li. Mtoiier, who w?* so seriously Injur?><! I>y a mule five. week*-ago, has sufficiently recovered to la* able to leave a Salisbury, N. hospital, and Is now w.lth his daughter, Mrs. .1. 11. HooK"' 'Mr, Tttrmrrhur Injury- -wan. uf kucIi u nature thut attending physi cians hold out no hope <?f his hwovofy. lli? >jku11 was badly fractured and Ids lira In Injured. A largo hole in his fore-, head expostal Ids- brains and tho na ture of tils wound was sueh,-a*Jo '.lass the .Injury, as fatal. William Hh-o of Nadu, Kentucky, on Tuesday was speech lows and In a very weakened condition on the sixty fourth day of his voluntary fast. Physicians who have examined Ithv d<? not ex pect hi.m ti> live much longer if he void limes 10 refuse MiSfenauee. Hied wild he Intended to fast only 10 days to "purify his hotly as Christ did," hut when the forty days wore up he ?felll> continued the vigil, sayiiu: If he ate he would tfo to hell and asserting that ho was llvjng on spiritual food. Until a f? >\a days ago Kite was a hie to talk, hni noW- his sis-ecli has left hhn. I!.v h> hed are a Mible, a cross n fan, a lltilii|K't and a likeness <>f < 'hrlst. Arrested in Washington Tuesday nljdit while i i n n?sfevr'lijii four lar^i trunks said f?> < *< * it! ,*i in l i? |?i ??r from a Mont horn train to one bound for New York. .John Kole.x, w lot cave his nd dress .is "Itrooklyn, \ Y ," I old I lie police. I hey said, thai he was employ imI h.\ a Ihpior i|1k| rihul Lntf syndicate ropiVM-ntlnu "millions of dollars" in ? capital. ami which <Ii-frihulintr s.wtcmj covered the entire eotllltr.V. Foley, who j wih unoteil :i > si i \ i 11 that the tru.uk* j \M?re >hIp|><1 from Savannah. i uave the poll* ?? .1 < ha^f when tlie.v ?Ii1 covered hi ill in tile a>t of t ran*f<irii I?H i oiu' of (hi* trunks. 1ml was overtaken | after a short da-h Tin* trunks w lien 1 o|h'Im<I l?V I he p? ?ii? it was s:i ill, were, found to ?Ii\ ideil into roinpartineiit.s, ! each liryo enough for a ?|UillM con tainer, In-uiinu it against breakage. ' I Itn** ilarrjs, .|albr. .iinl Henry llond moonshiner, sentenced to ham; for the; munler of a prohibition a^ent ami a marshal near Kiehton, were killed la h ?iiii flyhl in jail in Jackson. .M last Tuesday. iiarris was sln>t hy Itoml lie theli took (lie pistol mwiiV from tire prisoner ami *hoi. him dead. Harris. niortall.\ Wounded, l lien walked j from the jail lo l he sheriff's offhv ; ami <? \i? ir??? 1 while telling of the shoot-,' ilijl. Henry Itoml wirs Ot:o of the moon i slid tier* w ho w a s eonvieted for die mur-1 der of ,1ae?>l? lit'i'rii, Federal prohibi-j lion MLM'iir, ati'l runnier of .1 p\ 1'un-t ? man, Kiehton marshal, during >? raid I on a -till in tin- heart of a swamp, near KMiloii on April 1. IPJI Ma nee, 1<??! 1 v. another of the mooush i mr?J son-' . t?? ri?11 In death, ehcatod iho callow* at l.eake?vi!|o. b> i <>mmil t in_r .suicide on i!m; uiorniiu; <?f the < \o.-ut ion ? 1 ny lie h.oI hem hold in j.iil i:. Jackson until .in-: !>of.> it : li. ..f t ? \ i ?? n r i. ? 11 Koilx H-. ! .1 knifo ; 111 < I *1.1 shed hi< i hroji' ^ i ' <?! I'.i i i ? 'h i !d. a^i'd s ;w i;li ' is iiin'hi Mr- M i.i.io 1 Iondri?k*ori of \i. !)??:.i-\ ill.', Ky . v\ . .1 ini- -he 1'" a I ? ??! le-r *.?n through .i dloiin at iho Jionio ..I M t ?f.d M fx V \ M'tlrr. ' ,'iflor i, ..I'1 ..-en. <? f -i\ yriir-i The TUot! . ! i' !:!ll!ed !:. 11 >i| oorplH pro <-io.!.! _?- -o, I|!, I- from the Miller I 1: 11. \ w : . . i ,: nn d ? h.. , hihl. Mr- 1 lo' i i. k-.-i. : .1.1 t >.? ? < ? jirt -In left the ? 'ii ?! w i!i :) \| i ;.? r f,iai:: v XV hen *h?' w.i- r -; k. : :'!! -.\ \.-;ir* :t_'o. arid siuoo tha* Cm. ! '..- t, nimble to u'.-t him i ? ill*:, t !,. r. r l.e 1?.v h? li.'\ intr ih.- M , ,1. r* \\ :. hi* p:,? out-. 1 _!) t irii; ' >? .k i ? - t. ?' i v ' u: I t \ :i f erfi-K.r olio . ?f i In f , , h--1i v* ? : ' ''n- t orf it ! I ?! . > -on - < A 1-r;. k w i - :,jf :r. 1 pro * ?? -: v ' '? < '?'.!??] Mi'.. >\\ ? ; , ' ... ? i 1 . ? i,;1. '. i ? r . - ? ' ? ? ! d . die- S.J .k. ; . A . o . ? 1: ? ' ??? ? to Toll. k-.e . f ^ ;? f.. ! ! w< r. ! ????! V. . t. 1:V i.ir.i: 'k ? V : - sr W .- ? :ir: i.^1 A . n. h "f !i;e : ; - -? ,.f .1 \\ ,\fr. 1V.'?"? .1 ' -??? :?. :.i.- \ n:.,] treri ' ? ' ' ? ? A;. i ? : 'if, i * ?'; on a - sooi i ? w;. ..,t? :i'?? o. 1 n ;->sit?on pri\M??* --?????'ary nni n-'-i-f.nr.f AV \i. Ilaiov presMoi ? ,.f -he I? ]I H.it.es K* "i j . .mp.i: v "{ \Vir.?* ^'.-s.-r. ?? N ?' i .*r I _ v <?!) rs n h :'>rvln r ' , c r .-<? ] is .i u rmeloa.^ on 1,000 aero-. Tn r. ' :i;ne he has never shipped a n.e. 1 ut let thorn spoil In the f>M? < epr thr??u> he and his neighlx>rs ea? Tt.e melons fl ro jrrovrn cxrlvislrrly for their ?re *oM to planters of F"7orldnt Georgia and other ^vrnthefn ?tft ten. After Kerviug *J7 year* a* a aebool tcachoiy MU# Mary K. l?m<. of Klgln, llltnol*, committed aulclde a# a result of bur Ik.?|uk (iltK'bur^ l?y *?:hool trus tees. Fourteen other teaehers were dismissed at tlx* tuiuut. tliuu but tlio dismissal* were rescinded when the trustee* wdt'O vUlUJ l?y a eoiiunllteo ?>f <1 tixcns Who <l<Miiiithat the Other teachers )?' l ei li st a I ed nl once. William A)k'li While, famou* ell. tor of the KiniM?iia tin/.olte, haw Ih'cii arrested:-on a warrant swoni out by a jMjrsonal representative of Oovernor Henry Allen of Kaunas eharuUig Vio lation of. tin' industrial court law be* cause the editor posted a bulletin on <ior*l.?ij( the strike of railway employ ees. (Jovcrnor Alien ami Jvdltoi* White Ha w' Uftduntf fi lemU ami 1m it 11 dec I a re that tills Instance sbnll nut mar the personal friemlshlp. The warrant was signed by a nephew ??f IMItor White, who Is county attorney at Kmporia. Sheriff II. II. I>n\nl, of VVellsbiirg, 1 ?u ? anil several others were killed in a bloody Sight betwi*eii the officers of tie* law and union e<?il miners in <.10*"' net lion with an attack by uiilou miners on the aot}-<union mine- at OH ft onyille, hi West Virginia, close to t.he Pennsyl vania line, last Monday, The, sheriff Intd Information that men were coining across from Pennsylvania to attach tlie mine, which was being o|>erat<sl by lion linhin labor; but without mine guards. It Is estimated that the at tacking for?"0 consisted of about ,100 or loo men. The sheriff had a force of *li<i men. Including bis son <aml other regular deputies. The attackers blew up Hie mine with dynamite1 and set the tipple on f!Ye. The sheriff attacked the nn?b a ml drove it before him; but was shot dead." His son assumed com mand and continued the fight. Several members of the mob were killed and .wounded and a number were captured. The cou 111e?nirt elected Thomas II. I >11 vnI the son to be sheriff to .sniceev I his fjither. I'otli W'ost Virginia and Pennsylvania sent troops tin* seem* to help pi'eserve order. Two striking shopmen were riotisly wounded at Lakeland, 1'la., In^l Friday in a <Ja>h with strike br-ea kers. Frank A)diduiuai. a striking -h<?|? man, wii" killed and Charles Cesare a not here st riker. wa s seriously wound ed in a battle \\iil.i jiolicc ni llornell. V V., Sunday. Se\eral other strikers were arrested and jailed. The Soviet 'government lias seni n I >?"!<???( to tireat Britain. France and 111 ? I y against their allowing (Sroelv war ships to pass through the Hnrda neiis id bombard Turkish Itlnck Sea p..Its. Fomlon hotels are said to have ad \ a need their rates on account of the g.eat infbi\ of American tourists. Washington. I). <\?A. II. <!. Pokk"r whoso airplanes' were u-ed extensively by the Hermans during the war. has conic to America and is now co-operat ing with the American Naval designers, according to Amctnan Legion informa tion I !\periineiits in w hich Fokker is taking an active part are bring made nr ! he- government aviation at A mi cos. tia. I? Vrtivilies of Women. I iiivii.iy:iII wi'iin-ii. when tln.? mar-. i \. r.t.iin 1!I**!r itMiiii*o :iMil tln-'.r ih ti I I IV. u > < of ih? i!. 11 it?i! h.'i \ ?? , ??!_:;111i/.? ??1 th-ir ..\\n f? *1111:?in? ? jiifrii'ul* i II 1 11 1-1.H U \1U I'luiShannon, of London ' J ?<'I I t \ |':M . W.?in. n Im>ii. 1 v. 1U? r- i lifi>ii_'h.mJ ilii* 1 ti i i ? 1 Sf.it r> 1i \. ? li'iiiifil :!i<> Worn 1 r-.: v f'.nrd < til? < Mi.- .?f the l:i'.vl f ;i 11 < anions T! m ? \\.'iiii't! In 1'arN iv of hnvii:^ their f.H'i's ..ii J -;i i u t?-?1. I?rlii \ iiu it i- i in- vin ? !'<>a <1 t<> ih.11 ri in.oiiy , man\ \ oiim: in I'hikidi-iphia have I'lit. r.-'l T11?> inir< . . 11!?< ?f? ? i? ? 11. 1 -111 \ 1 *?.i t Ii Ii ii r-f. . >w n.-t ?.f t lie M.?:: l'-'^t, *? n.? "f tin- ino-t > .i ? i \.? :.i'\\ vjvi juts in 1._rl:?:m 1 hn < n ?M>v .> f raising jj.\i:-. I :? -:.ii_r 1.iK.?f.?t? ? r\ .?f ?.f :!.e t \\ i.:.i ! i- In, V . ???.!.??! ..\.? :* 1 ? \ :i w.>:na; i M - II. , I" k .'ly M , - Nhr: I ? . . w n ! ? ? ? ? f ? :..il ,I! t ?, ^ . : ? * ?.iticit ? < 1 * i ,v't . ? ii i v.i' ,i r v I s ?. i i. ,i '' .? w ? i. i :. \\. ?? k '? I : ? 1 .. ' \ - .1 ?! . ? ? ? ?.* :;ill\ h .1 > . ;? \. ,-.1 ! (,;i i? "... i r 1 ?:? *. t' ?! r w t I. ? ? .Mi-- 1 nr. J'.-r- ? ? \ -a 1 -vk ] hM. .1 ; . \' i ' ? ? ;m \V ii.. :. - ? K\ - : ...? ) '. ]. r ! ..f t:;?? Anvrlri r: r'wrd< in ! \\ \d i. _? ? ) i ? j r i ] ]. N I i ... < I In i ii.l< *<'!]()?? !li. 11. , .i. i ?. i -<? ? ??* i ?' nvi-M/ir.' nr'iehv* Mi- < ;? -tr':da ^ f- iM"r?* 1 M'i n ? *?'.* ' ? miLe* in the mid?t . f !!..? pierl'in v\ i r f,i ro of I; <1 in. Mr?. Hen C. Ho'Jh r, IVmiwratk i n>>iiiiii.-o f..r the I'nited States Senate 1 from \V;*ronsin. i* the fir*t wonian r^prf*or,tatlre on n ]?rty ticket In that State and <*ecoml woman nominee f<ir ?ho Senate in t!ie I'nltM State*. HERE WITH AFGHAN BEAUJY Rcu Huii?d Hu'ntr?M Arrive# From Asia In Company of Retired But ieb Army Officer. wjjen tM WWW ?*r ?'",r A'lr';l ml.- urrlvuil h?w WW#* from ? l'? ' ?f MwllMrruiMin port" th?ro wM "? m. MMfwm* tlriMl ?i?i?.> rai.tuln Of London, and Tnxldah the beautiful, H,,ld u r,',HI ii-Nuo of i lie New York Tribune. ? was in the ??lll? 11 in t the captain flrst met la/dduh. ? uuh chaalng a ga^He overthe ?now. covered hills. Hw red hair ntreamed behind her in the breeze. Her e??y Kmce attracted tho attention Of tl?e captain. , . ? Litter hv to kw>w her latter, lie 'mi.Jbrr ^ 'time on they were inseparable. Re fore long It *n? a common tight at Inn to see the attain smoking ,1,K Dlpe with one hand and stroking lll/ " dab's lovely red hair with the other. When, the captain left the hills o ghnnlMtun HV/Jdah went with him. Taxldnh had unusually large fe<t, hut In her own country no one ever tliouiclit ?.r them III any other than ari admiring way. They were hunters, those people, and Ta/,ldah was a hunt reas Her feet were of Invaluable service to her In pursuing /riles. Being a? they were, hi*, and tint, they acted as snowshoes. ik> had heen h)? from the day of her birth, and we're looked upon by her eountrj inen as a rare Inheritance. Tazldah stood on deck, rejoicing In tl.o Hli>l>py wont her. To bo Mtro tl,.. ,11..' w? moro dll.il.Hl than thai which she had been accustomed. IW It was snow, and that was the main thing. She yearned for the sight of " '"''Are you going to enter In the dog BhowV" some one asked the ?M don't think so." he replied. But she's a rare dog and fast on her feet. Kb? Oh. she's an Afghan gazelle hound." STUCK TO HIS RESOLUTION Story Reveals Firmness of Character of the Great Japanese Statesman, Marquis Okuma. The late Marquis Okuma of .fit with . ??????;: politicians shortly before his dt.it. was asked by one of rl.ein who, in his opinion, was the most dreadful lush in t he world, and his reply was ; ? from Whom you have MScelved favors The great statesman of jva When young, was never able to '?xcel In handwriting, try as be ni uht, thouuh he was remarkably good at w..rk, a*,.....-.! or*??. characteristic stubbornness he ?bUi mined that he would never again take UI, a brush to write. Once Keiu Nakamura, prominent scholar of h ? ; nese literature, to try this resoluon of Okuma's. called *i boy an< s . "Go and ask Okuma how to write th , Chinese character 'Shoku. Th . cnnlc up to Okuma and did as he was told To help him Okuma took out brush and Ink and a sheet <'f P?P<? and he almost began setting the I tor down, whensuddenly recol locted his resolution. Immediately he dropped his brush on the floor, took the boy near the tire and showed him bow to write the character In the ashes with n piikor. Money in Street Music. Never were so many bands in Lon don streets as now. Somo arc. or sup |H>s?'d to No. formed of unemployed; others, perhaps, spring from a pure desire to muke our lives melodious. This music seems fo he profitable. At Marlborough Street police ourt a member of a street hand charged with obstruction whs said to he making more than ?7 (?.'<.'>) a wivk from a Musicians' union eottics the <-..tntnent that this Is no uncommon sum; and that street mush-Inns have been known to refuse places In a theater >>r> hestra. As they would earn there from ?.1 10s c?17.r>o) to ? l 1 Is (.5f><0, they have reason. I.oudou Times Weekly. Gorgeous Turkish Weddlrg. A ("reosus like wedding <>n which $:*>,( n>0 was spent was celebrated In Stainbul recently, despite t!.?? general poverty of the present (Jay Turks. The bridegroom, an Albanian Turk, made a big fortune after the armistice by Felling ofTal. Hn hired 43 l;o :-u?s fot the wedding guests, who \\. re enter tained sumptuously for a w.-.-k, A hundred motorcars and 3'?> ; en car riages followed the bride's . ', sod and I curtained carriage fo a !: rL- school building, which he had r : *- d and dec.rated fi r e\tnivalin: f. -tlvitlea. | Hue!. table irovlded f?>r sts and j was Ic.a.li d with l*urk.-?.\ icacles. ? The wed'lire,' pre<?-r.'s It S - , J, were , w , ?: >"ii in hi i Illustrating Food Valuer. f."-t v ai';es ? hlldren ; aid *>. ? '?!!.b:.; !; a''.u'r!';? ?:. * Amor-j b an Mjj-?? iiin Natural II - ? ry clr-j culi.'eo :: t r::v>-!-r.g rxh!l 't \lch In- j eludes :i s, * ]'? v \ j, food ' hu ': ble f ?: . hddren '?? ' . i\ the I a*.* ..f : ar.d thlrtei.. . models! nri 1 el.arfs illustrating .>mposl tf " \ .-.vau'.on !s *he con tr:: - of dtfTereut '? - to the bt.! i New Shantung Coal Fe<d. A lii wl\ -1 s-.-i>\ et'? i ? a. 1 Is r? ;?<T.-1 In S'-na'uj.t: pcmit a hb'h It hfit? 1 to . oi/atii :.n I ?..??? -j .nntlty o| smoke!.** e..jit. .,<! i,,: t l?e i'om pressed \ r ? *i(:-.?-*?? nnd foreign e*:/ne?-r? ?-ug:ic*'d In th? exjdor:.. I' ll of (hr , , held, and thi mine Is to be < le\ f>in{>vt| under t'hine** susplccs *t ji> expenditure of IfrfRlOOO Hie Oldest Man Jn the World. Tliat "JJnclfl Johnny" was the "old* t st man In the worltl" is OfWlriy eh&b I?? 1114?-< 1 not lii behalf of one who is olilrr than l.'U years, hut In that (hero tinh been found nothing to iudl* M-ate, or prove, that '"Unclo Johnny" was l.'U when hi? died, The utory of j t h? dewth and great age of thin Ken tucky mountaineer was* prominently carried In all <?f the nowxpapers dur ing the past few days. The Now York Tinnvrather a writer In that paper?has made Home Investigation and declares that, as a matter of fuet, while Slu?ll was a very old man, he >v?s not 184, or anything like it, unless something under lbO - nobody knows Just how much under-r bo hQlct to ho tike It. It Is shown that In IbL'o 1 >i\ 1. Ii. Naschor of N??>v York city, chancing to he In the neighborhood of Shell's tMjualid cabin, took the trouble to ex amine not only the man himself? Ills body and what little mind ho had left hut to collect all the available infor mation as to his whole career. Up found that ,nothing definite or trust worthy wms to be learned from the mail himself. To dense illiteracy, .senile dementia then was added, and ho would yay anything that was sug gested to him, though his real' memo ries of the past were fow ami vague. A few years before ho had boon ex hibited at county fyilrs as "the oldest man on earth," by managers whose veracityvwas of the circus sireshow ordeV.' No "vital statistics" were kept in the mountains when he was young, and nobody knew whon he was born or married. All that Dr. Naschor conhl deduce from- the results of his inquiries among the man's friends and scanty records of taxes paid was that Shell probably (Was then a little less than a centena rian. "That would make him ?u >bah v ji little more than one now, but the 1'it years may bo dismissed a^ mythi cal." There arc in the south many aged negroes who t ?* 11 of incident* iti lives whirl) suggest that they arc far advanced in years. Koine of rhem in dicate that they arc many years more than offe hundred. They detail occur ences ^connected- with historical events of years bilek?at which thev assert they we.re present ami some of them relate remarkable narratives along this line?hut. for the most part, they are re|>eatlng information gleaned by them from conversations with old i?eo I?le while they themselves were chil dren. Some of them have repeated this information so often that they really believe they were actors in dra mas enacted scores <?f years liefore they were horn. In this day and time authenticated -eases of humans living to be I'M years of age will be hard to find. ?Augusta ('hronicle. Why I>et Weeds Take Our Pastures? Clemson College, July 2T>.?A great many otherwise good j*istures in South Carolina are Ixdng ruined or made of small value by allowing the weeds to grow throughout the summer mouths despite the fact that it is very essen- ' tial to keep the vv^mIs <>ut of pastures j for satisfactory results. Much of the t da mage done to pastures could easily' be prevented through the control of i weeds, first by preventing weeds from going to seed <>n the farm. and. >?vond. ; by ?preventing weed seed* from beint! brought on i lie farm. Many <nf tIn? weeds now growing in i Cylinder Re-grinding Machine 1 1 ? 1 1 ? 11 1 II : W. o. Hay's Garage, of Camden, has just installed the most lip to date machine which will regrind many makes of cylinders without the necessity of re moving block from chassis, which in itself saves in mechanics time more than the total cost of trrinding, pistons and wrist pins?in-the old way. W. O. HAY'S GARAGE, South Broad Street, Camden, S. C. 1 11 I This is the job that gives results. [ our pastures will make seed in the near future ant! can be prevented from swding by- mowing <?r otherwise de stroying the weeds at this season of tin* year, says I'*H>f. C. I'. I'? lack well, Agronomist, who thinks that, whore wethIs are thiol* in the pa shire and where the lainl is sufficiently smooth to permit the use of a mowing machine, mowing Is perhaps the best way to pre vent them from seeding. Where there are only a few woods in tin* pasture, they may frequently tie eradleuted by t in1 us<? of a garden hoe, the grubbing lu>e, or by liana pulling. This woukl require very |ittle work in many easeg and would greatly increase the value of the pasture for this fall autl winter as well as next spring. DR. R. E. STEVENSON DENTIST Crocker Building Camden, 8. C. < TELL your dealer you want to see a Fisk Tire beside any other he offers you. He has it in stock or can get it. See for yourself what the Fisk Tire has to offer in extra size and strength, how its resiliency compares when you flex the tire under your hand, how the depth of the non-skid tread looks beside other treads* This is the way to buy tires! There's a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size, for car, truck or speed waguu Time to Re-tire? (Buy FUk) VftAOC mM MO YOUR LAST CHANCE! nAvie JVii"vT^ the Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association CLOSES MON DAY, JULY 31st. toctinp l" j"in WHh 75'??? orKanized Tobacco Growers in pro It you Wait and See" now, we prophesy that you WAIT AND LOSE. HnHvIrv n '/Vt 1)0011 scn| *? member growers, giving them opportunity to choose their \xr I l. pom* a^??K xe markets ot South Carolina, which all have Cooperative Warehouses run by the Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association. If you aie a member, do not fail !<? name vour choice of market ind mail the stamped post-card back to headquart. rs. u ith the iXmatio?^requested If you are not a member. Join Today in the Association which 75,000 Tobacco Far mers have organized for their own good. L . have no'other *in terest t h *!v Vv>!'' Growers who have elected directors that themselves " '* ' * ' marketing of the crop for the growers and grow'?" Th" ,f" !hr 1"^'?" "c ???? direct employees of ,he member growers, i nt int< rest ot the-c employees are the interests of the growers. The Board of Directors owes it to the 75,000 growers of the Association to vi.ro rouslv prosecute any violation of contract. Association to vigo U hile officials of the Association hope that no suits against anv member will be necessary, the A.?oc.at.on will vigorously prosecute anvI mcmocr will oe any memerber to break hi, Marketing Contract with tZl A " ? P"'0"* who ,nd"C who break, hi. contract with theA.l^aTonW""' "V* "V mmh% pay the penalty a, provided in hi. contract * ,<>baCCO eU?whe"> WI" The Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association