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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S. C. SOIL OF MEMO 1,600 TROOPS GO OVER IN TEN MINUTES AFTER ORDER FOR INVASION IS GIVEN. TROOPS PATROL WATER FRONT An Additional Battalion and Two Com panies Were Ordered to Entrain at Dougla'- Ariz., for El Paso. El Paso. —Tho twenty-fourth in fantry, fourth battalion, croased the internationad border to Juarez. The Fifth and Seventh cavalry regiments crossed at three fords west of El Paso. A battalion of the Eighty-second ar tillery’ crossed east of the stockyards. There were approximately h Am erican troops on Mexican soil 10 min utes uflrr they wory ordered to make the crossing Troops patrol th*‘ entire El Paso water front to prevent Villa raids. An additional battalion and two companies of the Nineteenth infantry, one ba’tulion of which now is here, was ordered to entrain at Douglas. Arix . and pnx w»*d to El Paso l Col Seiah K II Tompkins, of the Seventh cavalry brigade which envi ed at the f<»rds amj N'olonel Hadsell was In command of the infantry Two wrmi*r*»d motor « ar* mH»*ed the inter national bridge «t in The reason given at mil'tarv headquarter* for or dering the troopi to rr'Mi was to "prw vent bring from the \|eii<-qn aidw on n Paso- MAJOR GENERAL FLAGLER MaJ. Gen. Clement A. F. Flagler, who was in command of ths Forty-sec- and division, has been assigned to Dommand Camp Bowie. Texas. THERE WAS NOTHING IMPROPER Root Testifies That the Senate Was Within Its Rights in Making In quiry, Wilson Was Also In Hit. Washington - How the p$are treaty reai bed private bands in New York and thui stirred up senate Min nsm MS IKSSIIH MANY OF THE CHANGES TO BE MADE OF MINOR CHARACTE.R BUT OF MUCH IMPORTANCE. SIR GEORGE E. FOSTER WILL NOT JOIN IN BLOCKADE BritTfh .Warships Are Reported to Be Bombarding Base of Bolsheviki at Kronstradt. Paris.—The council of four devoted both of it!? sessions to revision of the peace trfcaty;' preparatory to its pres entation to the German peace dele gates. • * s * The rewriting of the % treaty of peace, as announced in Paris dispatches, was rendered necessary by the discovery of errors and inconsistencies in the draft as at flrst presented to the Ger mans. Many of the changes to be made are of a highly important nature. Rut most of them art ef a minor character. The latter is particularly true of the reparations clauses, which will be vir tually unchanged in the new draft. Rut the financial provisions will be given dfreretion to allhw Germany to TERMINATION ' OF THREATENED 4 o • DEADLOCK IS GRATIFYING TO FRENCH AND AMERICANS^ ORIE CHANGED FOR RE OF “IRE BIG FIVE” < Admission of Japan to Inner Circle Based on Fact That Its Government ‘ • • • ' i Must Concur in All Matters. Sir George E. Foster, one of Can ada's delegates to the peace confer ence, la a Canadian by birth, and is the present minister of trade and com merce. He has had a long and dis tinguished career in Canadian poli tic*. CLEMENCEAU IS IMPLACABLE gaih»*r a working capital for the re sumption of her industries in order p Mce Conference to be Notified that she may meet the requirements of the allies. Holland has Joined Switzerland. Nor Norway. Sweden and Denmark in re- I” 111-. TuI I fusing to take pa A m a blockade a sensation in the . . _ of Opposition td Treaty in United States In its Present Form. IO sign the peat e treaty. * against Germany should the latter re wa- estahlothi-d at a tw.*hour h-.rn* lb. n-ULuo. Hr|(|(h vanhlr . >rr „ , roRMilttPA. ^ t dispatch frwm Slta'kholm to be bom •AY« cx KAitf ft SCLONCS IN FAT MO LOGICAL, WARD Rwrltn — Farmer F.mperor Wdltam bulge in ihe pethntngwal ward* wad le »<■< eeaied in Germaav dee tar el Herwiaa dweller w»ah>vH* • • iwl et kwader sa4 ebip IW the wwImwmI aseeflW My la • h delivered tha mah»V It » « tal •< » «WI • eWt mWI Herr Me«iWr • »• ■ we ni tha m -et CtUlsert «|lve *d I Ve artr sttets rw fee* * t |<» ih# m«w-w Must •» site wipe • l«> las aa»4e l■ • tor tig abv*wt (he fe I ■ rw of i%* et »s» (mt r-*r • >raed I toe t*rweeuas sa 4 I • be aI. felted tw swr h a move thet s -f iHe Gevswaa p»r>pA* onobU w.«4 fvrmtt to.a retWVW The ape«a^r 4e« 14 r * -I l toe f .rnser rwleV o bs dawgerow* to * he « wwirv aad hlwasod h«e Msrtobsaiif f «r (leemeay e miefartwa* • German rcrly is largilv a LONG SCftilt or COMPLAINTS Par • Ttoe Gervtitn feply to |ha past e treaty autmilted at \ eras flee on Mar ? maintain* that the enemies nf Germary Have foraakea the peace of Justue to Which thel had pledged themselves in the armistice negotia ti<»oa for a peace of might The rvplv protests againat the pro posed terms individually and collect tvely and demand* a return to the original agreements It presses for Senator l^udge revealed that the 1 Harding the have of the bolebevUlt at , npy he saw waa shown him by Elihu Kmoatradt The dtspwtrh latireates R*^t a former se* ret ary of etata Mr Hsed toki the fommlttwe be ft* it from Henry P Dari arm a metnbef of the Morgan banking howaa and head of the Hed t’roea and Mr Ihsvieoa la that the brdahevikt are endeavor lag to evacaatv the ■w- Washmgton from Pans the If In the row the deflnlte m argument re I ppa< e treaty. Whilv it ha« —Again come feporSa t all I* not gotng smooth aril of four at regard* t’rment of point* under atmg to th* German Paris.—A complete accord has been reached in principle on all questions connected with the reply to the Ger man counter proposals . French and American peace con-, ference circles are highly gratified at this favorable turn after the prolong ed differences of the past fortnight verging on a deadlock. The accord in cludes the Silesian question, the pro posed admission of Germany to the league of nations, and reparations, which were the relief subjects of dif ference among the delegates. No time has- been fixed for Ger many’* entrance, but *if she conforms to the conditions, it is expected' that she will l>e represented nt the flrst meeting of the council. • The Silesian settlf'inent is based on a plebisite f«>r the disputed Polish German region It has been decided to incorporate 1 he reply m the treaty Itself rather than present it as a supplemental document. It will contain about FIRST ORGANIZATION OF ITS- KIND TO BE FORMED AMONG OUR FORCES IN FRANOw. ORIG'NAL S1RENGTH, 31.000 The Division Suffered Its Heaviest Losses While Engaged in Break- the Hindenhurg Line. mg m rn tawlided It n* by T¥ ~ 31CRfTAftV OF LABOR WILSON InaJ antuvr of Ibe COUNCILS AGAINST A STRUCK paweru to the M>-f gsa partner attar bed to tb# Amer Iron poor* mtwnton J P Morgwa and Frank A Vandwr tip retiring pfldaat «f the Natlmi nt ritv book alwo before tbe mm mS lee said tbev never had weeo a ropy With that tha committee adf -wroed o >fto*>ot setOog a dale to ropthine the %**r«ag and with momborw on hr4h •«de<* of the I rent* e*mtfowefwg,»*ASihd Allnntir City, taihnr Wtlawn r >«o vent tool of privately <a parent If oa< bfr Vkavio r«my to rlonf mat am N, J —Sevrotary of • peaking hef.bve tba tbe Amerkan Federa t» «o ef Uahor. urged or gw a i ted tuber to iwfWa to *wppoH the nattoWIWldO •tr be ohlrh ba* been peopnwed a* a p*>*tewt agarnot the «•mvwtion ud Tbon M*ws»ey Mr W**U *n t«44 tbe dele gate* tbat the gwvsrnmeht wv* invew •tt vi wg the ftaim that negy > videnva j »•♦ # ed a *§w irk*l pud that he h Wl aeT van Sewitmg p»v b time to tho |Ur«>ff Mekmo Jipaneae delegate j uned Pr*Hbtdent Wituon and Premier* Lkiyd G<w>rge rtemencean and Orlan •Rkn naarrtfd tbat th# A od tho ic>dn< lL* known a* Ike H g F«mr'* will hereafter be *tyled tbe Sig Five.** The decision adding Baron Makm<v it fhe • unn* l| I* e*pla tted Ht the fa* t kat bi* tovumment mnst be given a opportwnttv I *f full rr*n« wrr'-nre ffil adb« r* Ace • t v. ted M • f allied and aaoorl* ronntvf propoaal* ► M* had dt Mr Rom hi it Vo btm ie afottaw kagwe oo R to rs>o||nn* I* be*- »•» < n wt tr*«rv %*« being American mi*•mo Hoot gave It a* bt* wn* nothing impi o*v the troaty reached be oa* f There re It. be Ink Orman i Wr f*ndar qweatmoing Mr appeared in tba iwqolrv oent on to any that whll waa In Ita r*|tM h» ayhtni I tho ie Red attoh* wnr oa e« >4 bod tb, "Rpt * be rvmtftnned *f r «et vw ted L,*- r fo (Hirttrtpate m *o»b a aft be «« iw pr«vpeosd w*mdd uMnwIf mean rtbaV tattovr was trying Morwftev w »brvot •be be we gt ef evidence Ver* few of o* aro familfenf With *R Ibe e* dsnre vet every tnerhtng man In anked to nasbo himself o Inf** iostire rahhol be iduf i fQrd m that way “ of tha G*»«mana prol Mhly w • i 1 tMF ready fc w 4*41* wry i# th# 4 won ■ nl Varwatll* e# tht* W#wh Ini# d«« ip*’* i e« 4*srt#f* that *oW of tha 1 Art •s q a* tto## at 1 !*##• has* i h 1' 1 Mp . * *4 and that eoHlstdemhla ft^# i »j W i vptt* a* a result nf th If i#nl \%cm le anua## Dk* wh'th • I# qgs^y n»**#* teei •d j#r- « ■Vwind t# reftow It# | W 0 .an q#e* >!** # had the *i Htf t#| , f p t»h wv*' lefw frnnties Added t< the Hh| L* a hi# «fa#4 tha ■np || ni a pH*Wkkrf If Mefloenre #4 1 Ml*i fl#l • ■ ff nsssf tBca itln#* m the pi BNi* ^ lev r. SISYCR MONUMCNT FLANNfO ▼O Ym( SYATUC OF LiSCSTY d* Vft ^ 14 At I f^dS C°#bfSS iternmei I him and a* be «H g secret i bad mi Root vo? tin 1 tbe t f -t a who only. after Ibe trentv became public in Ger ant Wilson alto wn* with ’ twe— verbal negodattoa* and stale* that Germany - expect* Justlrd oo'a bailf of ^ J,, wTHSITnTiTn.F *1f TT rrr equality and reciprocity. iThr reply follow* the line* of tha summary of the 0»*nnnn counter pro posal* given out in Merlin at about tha time they were presented I The document covers 119 p.iges and includes a covering letter Hy Fount von Rrockdorff Rantzau under d.ite of fftlSH AMERICANS HAVE CONFERENCE WITH WILSON. RRITISM fMFlRF It SHARING COURSE FOR SOLITARY TRAVEL lumdon Rr**«n ronvoesattoR wHh pnbtic men and n • L-ae stodv of what i tw between tba line* nf the latest edi toctol ..pinion in landing London PMsmal* I opine tbat the ftrittwb em pire. a* far a* America gne« i* slowly Hot steadily shaping Its cones# to travel si >ne la world affairs ‘as be fore* There is no donbt that such a course t* Hetoc regretfuRv considered Inna - mucl aa Ibn isnlllR Bi et ftirew for w great alliance nf th# Anglo Saxon peo pies are being directly rebuffed in tmry t# tbe ntti*ndw of Pres*dent *Kffil nan and Premier Lined George #f Grew I RrUam nbo am declared to have rer«a#b*i*d tbe nerewsHy of less an tag somewbat demnbd* in • erta-n ctanaew of tbe tmnty In nc*ordah*'* w tb a resolution *n t fed weed in tbe t*n.ted States Sen nte tbe penre conference of Psf • would be notified nf opposition In be eFerrd riflflration of tbe treatv |f it submitted tn tbv senate In • * <1 r u'd be | present form SCARBOROUGH TO DIRECT CAMPAIGN FOR BAPTISTS . a den* V\ il Tbv Traveler at ion nf Amnn<*n. state*, by a rising de la re onr supreme personally and also wbicb wilt bnva to peace for tbe world Woodrow Wilson * Nasbr1ttm*-I>r 1 L Vnnee corre sponding secretary of the Rundav school board of the S4»uthern Baptist Paris—Colncidei)’ with the renal* llshcd and a second section of com ments following the main outline of the original draft treaty Two sep arate papers on legal and flnahcThl questions are included as part of the general reply. WILSON EXPECTED TO SAIL BEFORE JUNE 25 peue speaking alliance, was reciprocal. Is still outstretched Anmin ’ > ‘ K ' , * * w:[n made Hy Frank P. WiUh and Fdwnrd 2 00 MEXICAN TROOPS A^E P Thin^e. representatives of the Irish i\mer!cans, after thev had had a 30 ~ These two questions He will then embark at a French port tlon take steps to have repr$‘aen>ulivos (efey’ard forwarded here. The troops jministerial relief, hospital and the na- are th“ main souries of the labor dl* for the I’nited States. of Ireland heard tp - the (v>ni'ei » ,v i( ‘x were under General Renteria Luviano. [ tional niemorial. content. AMERICAN ARMY ONLY LEAGUE CHARTFR MODIFIED PREMIUM TO BE ADDED TWOTHlRDS DEMOBILIZED IN FAVOR OF GERMANS. TO BASIC WHEAT HOOSE PA^^^^ PAH ROAD pit L TO ACQUIRE AMERICAN $750,000,000 CEMETERY IN FRANCE -X4 ;> -r Washinjrtun - Tha a;mv Is only two-fbirds th tnohilized, the war de- rnls-sion conipt^fed and presented to flow of ^r<^m the farm, periodl- p-, r j-enm. Vow' Yoriirx-To preserve a natural Washington.—fty a vote of 305 to 4 Washington —Without debate or partmenfc aniiqftnced and it will take council of four a second report, cal 1 i'v’ , e’r> : unis s d8^T^Tlliff < storage more than three months to compete containing certain modifie.itions of the]'charges wM 1 be addetb to the basic the workemi fbe present rate of 357. 000 discharges a month. 'e;urue covenant in favpr of the Ger- rtrj*,'' a* i-afious guarantee .markets. mans, but the fate of the report Is un- aecordmg to an ahhounrerneut hero , , .. . . ... epTtrim • by h Rarnes. United S^t#» larger amount but d -T not press any the, hodiea^of Aipencan soldiers who The first report was submitted nf- wheat d’reotor ter it had been adopted unanirnously The n'envums wi wa^rejected >d ltTP- f ee .Tnlv. when the house passed the bill authorizing amendment, the senate passed a bill an appropriation of $750 000.000 for authorizing appointment of a commis- the railroad administration’s revolving s j on to acquire an American cemetery fund. ’ Democratic members urged a in France In which would be buried On Ji»"f 1 “ <h- of Jhe’army* was 1.232 25 wiih *'.44,000 in France and Germny, S3.000 enroule to the Uni ted SfH4*»T a r| ll 40C -- thn Hn fr-d States More tfian 2500 000 men have been discharged * r EIGHTEEN DROWNED AND FIFTEEN OTHERS MISStHG hv the commissfnn. Tt bv the council, if is said *• u ' to be tored. down. amendment for an increase, while Re- lost their lives in that country during ill not be Introduc- publicans declared, the fund would be the war. The bill appropriates $500,- has-ic prices suff-icicnl uniil later in the year when oio for the estabV'hment of the cemo- and sent pt'evU'li* g f r the last year will main .in effect. re future Sneeds would be known. ‘ The measure rmw goes-to the senate. tery.* Us maintenance wiH-be provid ed for though not mientione'd; Tuscaloosa Mn T H e ure launch. Mary »>anrfs with RJ pnW»on*. rto*tly c>.dd r en v on hoard tnrnvd turtle In the W*rner river three m‘W* above Tnscalnnna F eb fiiib bMB I l ■■WWMNI * TEIEGRAPH operators , AT WINNIPEG RETURN. Winnipeg—Telegraph operator* of '•t t tnn’han Pro « Limited, at Win • 1, * r ~~ *rit»n who fr*be f »v three Jpeg rgjganr ‘nve Hern imt fflli ■"■H* ■m 19m Me* ef tbe vkrtinwi were * rbakdrva ns nr* firwdmflf **••** 1 An •*#ee>» «s*4r*v ang an dm in*s*i #B .. i m st^sssi 1 i^'wwiiifissisi m ieng*an*nt Tbe *# •emtoA v*4eted IPItb their | LINES K^ox RESOLUTION being more closely drawn \Va*bihrtrt , » J rr?en*te leader* drew Ihnr line* more <hArply for the next phase «>f i*'- *r yf re*.*Iutio** of jlen*ifd»r Kn'ex of Penn* vy!vn«U pr#pfl*t*'ff t# pat th# *en>te tier GERMAN SAILORS IN U. S. TO BE RETURNED HOME • ■ ■ ■ Irish unionists resent ACTION OF U. S. SENATE Washington—Upturn to Germany of about 2 MO former officers and *ail- Georgetown. — The old Hickory (30th) Division Association, which re cently opened lutadquarters at George town. S. C.. announces a change in tire date of the first reunion to be held at Greenville. S. C. The original date set for the first reunion was Septem ber 28-29, hut -hef-anse of tl* fact that September 28 will be Sunday the date has been changed ti> September 29-30. the annuaprsary of the breaking of the great Hindenhurg line hy the ^Gth Division. American E. Ft The committee bn organization, composed of General L. f). Tyson, of Knoxville. Tenn. Colonel Hoi;me* R. Springs of Georgetown, and ( ol. Al bert Cox of Raleigh. N C. met at Greenville a* the city for the flrst re- 29 30 union, a* the Th:s and selected Soptenib date therefor association via* organized at Le Mans i Saftbe i^Fruni •», Ju*t pri >r to tbe return of the division to th# I nited State*, and was the flrst organ ization of Its kind to He formed anion* the United State* force* in r*n* e. Coloftc) Springs na* i hose# a* ten»p*»- rary rbairman of the ••rgamration. *#4 Frank F H*»wen of Knoxville Tenn. secretary treasurer. Mr Boned i»pened beadqnarterv at Ge«*f#er^wn w»tb appr»»*im#telv 2z* hf*B member* and stat •• of the p«iHIh tty cam •h«*ei!jr He maugur* base a ItiembefVto p i Tbe mi If a k wv 4 M thft at the end • an which will >4 hr hope* to I at (east l*i ### InwWL C •*mp»**ed ‘ennevsee N**Hb iuted fr* v» M#W * with *PI*erdl I aetl men but be *etvv en« A - •I in #s •* *nr Fmte. tue Assort represent t g * vote do horeby on ltd en<-v Is vo# In tbe Beasnres do with etemal (tod bl**s you. FRANCE IB MUCH PERTURBED . OVER ITS LABOR TOUBLES convention: received n message from th* American senate no other course . n a . . t. ^ " , _ . I>r I- R Scarborough, of Fort Worth. w-m api^sr open *rea ^ ^ Tex**. *c tt#B #f d sanco of-old political intrigue* In the rector general of the campaign to be chamber, of deputies there is formid- went an exceedingly long wxy out Pari*.— President Wilson told rep hi4f . ha hltn»1 nith when she extended resentntlve* of Trl*h *oc>tle* In Artier h< , r an(1 friendly hand for future put on by Southern Baptiat* to raise able activity being manlfe-ted by the Bi ,h ^ wha * be could partnership to America In the sincere 175.000 AOfl oocialiM party.- which has ir a idled Mav 29 Which has already been'pub- unofficially to bring the Irish question b ellef that her proffer of an English I Dr. Scarborough will arrive In Nash- far t0 ! b^ r <lr ‘ rP * T1(1 b to the attention i f ttA'^utlwr pc icc ap Pa Ktnr nlUanct was reciprocal. It , ville Monday and the campaign will seeks in every incident, whe’her in- commissioners. .hii open at once, and associated with him dustrial. militarv. or naval, an oppor- will be: James Anderson. Knoxville, lunitv of attacking the powers that be (Tenn r Rev George McDaniel. Rich- ^ Today thev have got a douhl* bar* VICTIM OF- RAIROAD WRECK mord.'va.; Rry F r McConn.il. At- r.lcd F«n wilh which to lanta. Ga. ;Rev. George E. Hayes, Economic conditions thorughly Jintl- minute conff*rence with the President. Laredo. Tex.—Two hundred govern- Louisville. Ky.; Rev. II L. Winburn. J s man> of the demands ina( | # * for,an Tbe promise made hv the President mont troops were killed or injured Arkadelphia. Ark., and Dr, George \\ increase in wage* and not mg w r as In rply to a question from when - the tra ; n on which they were Tructt. Fort Worth. Texas. ’ go\ernment has been able to o ye Mes'-rc Walsh and DiP-»' as to what travef dg to rbihuaJwvu-Uas wrecked Th(? objects to which the campaign h-Ts iut* i w '?b Hie m'1\ ncresae p ;ir j s —Presidebit Wilson probably j t v e President intended doing in view i, v girl in|t of tbe track north'of Aguns |funds will be appmn’ iated are: in the cost of living. Th^ app rat on will renvtin in Paris only three or four 'of the resolution adopted by the son LQhjywnfes. according to a Mexico Pity | Christian edeerttio- f'reign mis- of the eight-hour act has a so e to days ifter his return from Pelgium. late urging that t.ho American de!>ga- dispatch to The FI Pervenor at Mon-jsions. ]?ome missions, state missions, great ftictinn try stair 4*« l*r**d tbit the n«»r!4 must havadtaltn#** of dr «»f mevnl nsalann Man ennnot supp * tt ’ be saMf ? *f tn tb* crush nf th# day (hr grntlrr tmpulsr* am Impaired or 4rstmya*f and the hardening pr«<•••*** «*f bust n#*s life are hardening tn tha finer tnatiacla It I* nt thi# rn*t* that tha vomna muai mate th# man. il ll a! thla hour that her hour strtkea At n'.gfct time*. w AASd Hie ifove’ •’ll! the quiet hmirs It seem* that there rome* from the world a wall of pain and wild unrest Th* rh ef tuf farer of the conditions causing the anguish Is tHV man. and unfortunate is he who. with these envlronmeats. must travel down grade ’to mother sister or Life and thrief blessed Is th* man who, coming from the sordid ‘climbs up to his domestic life, whe moves homeward with his eyes turned toward the hills and secs his hom* shining like a star, with the woman -ol that home as the light thereof. with the terms ef year* •r * - • ♦ . Dublin —The standing committee of the Irish unionists alliance has resolv- or* taken fr»»m German' vessels when ed that this committee of Irfkh u^lon- the* I’nited States seized enemy'shiiv tsts. renresentaHve* of both the north ping a] the outbreak, of the war. will and south, indignantly resent (he tn- U'g n about July 1.- terrartion of the American senate in _ ■vti imx and txfeff taltefi tie# #f tbw near* 1 (> r fere#c41*dB’ *y the t'n *rd State* will ,tt#«s of tr**h govarnment cmpstlnd «f red#* thev fawdortiaas# ns I# th Vh* s*r*SSh > W'«sd4 *aAe •d negt • --r * t# f t# he ’df sent md Aaatra Fan sips t* ’•tmtiae th# dariat## m*#t dc»®<-»’ < f. Baptist Summer Assembly. Greenville.—Plans are rapidly being completed for the South Cnp'lina sum mer assembly to be held in GreenviHe from June 2Sto Julv 11. inclusive, and indications are that over 1 00ft visit ing Pript ; cts from 'HI aecttgrik T the. states and other states will attend. Walterboro Postoffice Advanced. Walterborn—C, Henderson Fras#r postmaster, reports that he has Jus received notification that the Wiper boro postofrtce has 1 'been advances from a third class to a second cla' office. The gross receihts of the of flee during the year ending In Junf were approximately $10,000 and tht requirements of receipt-’ for a second class office are onlv $8 000 The ad vancement of the .office in class wil mean that the posttmsster will rcr-oivt a higher salary and he permitted tc amploy more assistant*. - Shooting at Rlccksburq. Gaffney.—James Vt’-bb of Rlarks burg, is in the Cherokee rounfv Jail charged with shooting Rrown Mo-s at Blacksburg Domestic toub’e aee saic- to Jiav* bean the cau-e of ?he ghoot ,inf Webb, immrdatelv -fter th* sljpomg cam* t o Gaffney i^d urreq - - l^JSm ^way from bom* for t»v»raj #•4 only raeaotly ratomed to BtirA. toff But wn* mot Bvtnr 4 > hH wif* M*#* «na Bm'I m