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V +' • -A THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S. C Rimrock Trail ny J. ALLAN DUNN Copyright, tan by i. AUm Inina CHAPTER XV—Continued. —12— , “My name* Keith, Wilson Keith.” wild tlie other. “I'm a mining promo ter. Pllinsoll had agreed to sell me his Interest In certain claims which showed well In assay reports. They alone were insufficient to interest me. When he' wired me the news of the general strike, the prospect of development opened and I came on. You seem to have blocked the xteHt. However, I suppose Plimsoll can be located later. Have you any idea where he inTght be found ?” “It w’udn’t do you one mite of good',” said Sandy. ‘‘Plimsoll didn’T own those claims. Didn’t have an Interest in 'em. Tried to jump ’em, an’ did the jumpin’ himse’f. I heard some eastern folk had been samplin’ ore an’ I saw’ some sigi^s up on the Casey claims. Thos-* nre the claims Plimsoll tried to sell you, I reckon, for cash, flggerin’ on the deal goln’ through quick. He 'lowed he’d grubstaked Casey, which was a plumb lie. Pllmsoll’s got nothin’ to prove his end. From now on he won’t ♦■y to. The claims belong to Molly Casey, the same bein’ my legal ward.” "Ah I” Wilson Keith’s eyes grew keen and cold, ‘‘llave you any interest In tpcm rnur^elf. Mr. BourkeT* * * “Me a«’ my two partners of the Three Star ranch own one-half Inter est. equal with Molly.” said Handy eas ily. Ilia eyes matched those of the pro- I footer and held (Item for a aecood or I two The thought passed through Keith’s mind that Kandy's interest, and that of | hla partners, 'might hare been oh I tamed from the girt under false pee- I ten»«-« hat he an* very far from a fool | i and. among the things ha saw la Ha a- I v ti }| vftti • VsfI) «fetal I ttay# «aa a caaa « f **‘- wm* it* % n. drawn and signed and the shares of stock Issued that gave 20 i*er cent of. the Molly property to her and 2ft to the three partners. Keith returned to New York with hli 49 per cent to weave his plans for the full develop ment of the claims he had acquired. He had the capital and was Willing to put it Into developing the Molly mine If necessary, hut It was a busi ness’ prifadple of his never to use his own money when he could get hold of soqieone else’s. He had turned his toward oil of late, s„eenting quick tuT^s, and this took monqy. His wifexpok more; his son, Just out of college, took all he could get. , Mrs. Keith, he decided, should look Molly up at her school, take her Into thg Keith home on vacations. Intro duce her Into the social whirl. The right newspaper men would see her, meet her, get the story from Blake of her romantic childhood, with photo graphs of the Western Heiress In the Park on Horseback. Moreover, she could be introduced to the right peo ple, that was Mrs. Keith’s end of It. Then would come the prospectuses with these extracta of the best para graphs. tied up with views of Casey Town, with engineers’ reports, with seml-Hcientlflc stuff about sylvanlte, a masterpiece of romance and Action, peppered wljb fact. .The whole te be- tltled White Gold. Blake submitted his clever cam paign. worthy of better things, and Keith approved of It. That the part ner* of the Three Htar as Ofty-one per cent owners, of Molly Casey herself with them, should be consulted nr la f'WtneiL never entered hie bead a t T» f * dbo waa mrrte d nut { *T ai Mrs Keith de- 1 turned logiy Opno M-lly fehrM i ffrwr aod ta IhllVlRlI HW tl i 1 af her losi 1 Itfc# 9 ill* wheo sA w 9m w j taawty. cm t $ Imp k 9MVis oft# W l«H tfl# rtghi 1 %mm» HNMtaHHpi ( w W L ff'K’fl P H0V IbM i f rNmr l t fth# o|« 1 %nw 9 I 9bBHR Imf Urtth fhtu/k I rttoto ft*** -Mf* iMtlfe 9 mmb tw tm mm*-* ihm tr •Ml Ml > •tvii Mm PW W9m4m 1 j «W tr i €^9ftt4MV l |i91 ■ fee- 1 *w* * > ■* §*m m9 Ito karri time of It nlong with her old man. compered to what them soft- skinned snipe moat have bad. How bout It, SkmT* . ’’Sounds good to me. What do you think, Sandy? It’a up to you ns her guard cen.” “It sure sounds good.” said Sandy. “Seems *jlke this Mrs.'Keith must bo a prltty .ftne woman to think of takln’ Molly Into her own home. J’d be in clined to put It this way: If Molly cottons to the Idea, let her hop to It.” “Mlrandy ain’t brqught over the butter yet,” put in Mormon, with a Iglance at his partners that was half shamefaced. ‘‘Why not git her opin ion? Takes a woman to understand a woman. She’d sahe this letter a heap better’n we e’ud.” Sam tvlnked covertly at Sandy and shoved his tongue In his cheek. “That’s a good idea. Mormon,” said Sandy. “Never did And out Jest what hap pened to that last wife o’ your’n. did ye, Mormon?” asked Sam. “Never did.” “That’s too bad.” “Why?” “Gen’ral principles.” “Speakln’ wide, the weddln’ cake of matrimony has been mostly mildewed for me,” said Mormon refteetlvely, “but I’ve alius had an affinity to' the sex. I ain’t like Sandy. Nature give him an Instinct' ag’tn’ ’em. as part ners. He was ho’n lucky.” But Sandy had gone out. Sam and Mormon trailed him an^ saw him WgTklng toward the cottonwood grove with Grit at hla heel*. “He thinks a heap of Molly, opined Sam. ”1 reckon he sure hates to lose her. If he Is woman-shy. "Course Molly was jest a kid. But don’t fancy she’ll take the back-trail once she gits mixed op with the Keith out At “ i‘t an plumb sure of that.” rw I Mormon “Molly’s bo's an’ I tth the West in bee blood I lino hear the call of tbe nog*. I , **ft that* •'e|>t*rd wild Kelt it the tank hot bw ain’t foe- I the water-fed*.” i. ondee the rottonwooda I !ho ageing bnhhtad, o» neor the I ■ogertor a grate that peehepe > aaMkoe It tag there eonM. In hta | « « - * \*» 'mf I** 1 •• ti taking mart yb* *eme ptvred no doubt aa to her willingaean She admitted that ahe had been some times “lonesome" at the school. After that Molly's letters were prime events at the Three Star. She wrote every week telling of life at the Keiths'. Miranda made up the quartet to read them. Molly wrote: "It la full of excitement, this life at the Keiths’, and they are Just lovely to me. There la a lot 'of com pany always at the house and every one seems to be enjoying himself, but somehow It strikes me as not quite real. I want to be back where no body pretends. “I'd* give anything, sometimes, for a good gallop through the redtop and sage and rabbit-brush on my pony." There was more talk of dinners and dances, of receptions and thea ters. with mention of Donald Keith here and there, chat of new clothes, kind words for the elder Keiths. “Don’t think I’ve changed,” she said. “I’m the same Molly underneath even If I have been revamped and deco rated.” The famous White Gold prospec tuses and- advertisements duly fol lowed the news stories. Casey Town boomed with some bona-Ade strikes that sent,Keith’s stocks soaring high. The porphyry dyke at the Molly mine began to yield rich results almost from the Arst, and dividends were paid in such quantities as to stagger IWO USSOCMIIONS SLACK-DRAUGHT TO HEAR WILIAMS AFTER 0INNER OKLAHOMA EDITOR TO FACE PRESS AND BANKERS ASSOCIATIONS. BOTH MEET ON SAME DAY Meetings Are to Be Held at Spartan burg and Greenville This Month. Columbia—Carl Williams of Okla homa City, editor *? the Oklahoma Farmer and Stockman, president of the American Cotton Growers’ ex change and one of the best known men in the South, will address the South Carolina Bankers’ association at Greenville Wednesday morning. June 20, and that evening will ad dress the South Carolina Press asso ciation at Spartanburg. It was an nounced. Mr. W’illiams is a former president of the Oklahoma Press as sociation. Shoemaker Tells Mow He Found Relief From Painful Spell* of Stomach Trouble, and Grew Stronger. \ ll Mill i. ' -j _ ‘ ■ , , Tryon, N. C.—“About Ave years ago I had a very serious stomach trouble,” says Mr. T. G. Tucker, of this town. “I had a number of these spells. I would get cold and Just shake, and had very severe pains in my chest. “I suffered a great deal. I kept using different remedies and did not get results. I would suffer till I would break out In cold perspiration. I knew something must be done. “I had taken Black-Draught, but Just an occasional doae for constipa tion. I decided It might do me good In these spells. I took a dose after meals, and, sure enough. It did. “It helped me so much until now I keep It in the bouse all the time. 1 am a shoemaker, and when I have my dinner sent to my shop I have a pack age of Blnck-I>nught where I can take It afterwarta. It Is a splendid medicine. I am glad to praise It for the suffering It saved me ”1 have nsed Black-Draught Ave years, and these spells grew lees fre- The snpual convention of the Soiuh qu*nt after a eeeple of dneee. * Now CarolIna^Bankers’ association will he I ■*« much stronger than I have been la progrea* In Greenville the same ** !* Black-Draught. eek that the ne apaper men >f th r^j^atle. pleasant to take, and acta state will he holding their annual , B . prnmpt and natural way. meeting at Rparlankurg and offk lala , So many thousands of persons have of the two associations Joined In In- been benefited hy the see of Mlnca- vlting Mr. WlllUms t*» Booth Caro Dranght. yon should have no beta lias He has spoken iwhre the beak "T 1 — oM ’ . . . _ established remedy, far many Uwv ere roe* <»»'>• ct a r m* e. off sta*as —^ oa the **? coipe.ittve mar hetina of cotton He recently ad and at* dlsord* Hold So Vi dressed the New Ragland spinners at their enamel meeiina He Is the heed of the overhead orsaelsattan of the vs r tons state nlde < eupsraltve mar he: tag seaor let tone and tins a ant tonal Bears Aa lav uni ten ha seeen eat ended te Pvestdent Chart** I* CMhh, sf (he Benth CaroMne Bhaheve naaarteiian tn accompany Mr MMUnme te Bpar utehnv* tar the V *daeedny ntahi meet tag nf the preee aamwtattea II he can set a war from the hanhoee' meet ta« Bar tho eventns A*ha ft MrOsnee* eseastast ia the pmeidsni ef the Cemrsl of fWws Hnhhy as • trim an atr of greet daring the mean taeAiag man v sited inhs the da pnmmsnl sSeeo. “•-ev, nani • pnlr mt Staves hsv my wife,” he antd shyly “Tow sta.* replied the satengirt, hnthsiy “whni rsdaef KM oneda as HMn and how smny eo*tome—rom Bsnr. sta. aight- * dnsl cere." segMad tha mad hnhKy. rtm tang ee thag nmT hnctan a* i \i esn.p, *itdSr7tLi: I’.lakr. te irane tt t - *Th**nslM *f that.’* said KeUh “ll«*w ahent Caw*, T*'*ti t after the nrtg'Os! •Itaeoverer, nho alnaya helle«r.| la the pla<e, hnt larked the money for devel* nfnnnit and wouldn't take In a jort- Dvtoauwlma-Mdk lAhc_XiiKLddhLa of mother T otnst have missed all these years* d tl “let me h health ahd must try to from yon soon If my ter mailers permit. I tde not with Molly* lie- fore very long Mr. Keith haa seen this letter and approves of my sug- ner’ I’tcturesque and g«s»«l stuff f«»r geatlon to have Molly with us. the prosjiectuses. You might send off jH*iie stuff nlMitit that. Blnkr, work in this Sandy Hoiirke and l*llin«o|| affair. G«v»d, lively pulilicity stuff, we can use again later on. Romance of Caxey’s daughter. Wonder where she Is?” He lapsed into silence, swallowing his coffee In gulps. Sandy and his companions found Mormon asleep on the Bailey cIuIiiul Miranda brewed cofree, and they tolu her the news of IMimsoll and the ar rival of Keith. “It's too had you didn’t run Pllinsoll out of the county, or the state," re marked the spinster. “If that man Keith wants to buy mf Haims I’m willin' to sell. Milkin’ is more ih my line than minin'. I've decided.".. ‘i^t’s hold a pow-wow before wp turn in,',’ said Sandy. "Westlake, what ■do yon know about Keith? Anything?” “I’ve heard of him. I imagine he started out as a pr .miter rather than a tteveloper. «-• He lias tmiile some lucky strikes. There is no doubt but that lie can lloat this proposition on a large scale, induce others to put iioney into it. He’ll put the camp on a working basis. If the gold’s here that will be a sound one. There is no doubt in my mind that Patrick if| ■--—^ - pp-a—i tite..-4*eel ; ...at4H of--the gnMi. Tho Indications arc"in sigh? there. I would say sell these for cash, holding out on price until Keith re fuses to offer more. Ale’ll come back '■Cor a Anal bid. ' But let him organize wltK-yottf rlaluis. Those claims are the big. bet «*f this camp, and be kgnws It^V Molly Casey, rhCH “WhoC* more, jms rA/to hr lag ettgioeer or ahairVqr I ”M ost atm crely yours. ’’KUZABKTII VERNON KKITH." It was • clever letter. Tliere were several touches about It that almost amounted to genius. The mother sug- ejrewv- She Wrote a* ...« vnreo Star Ranch, to Sandy Bourks, Guardian of Molly Casey. nveeS'ght «a tb«mgto; It out all hy hlmse'f ah' ulgh ■uci'rtua.l nv off our fret. We're plumb proud of him “Mr. vV^llake woa over day before yesterdayshe went on. He says things Is boomin’ up to Casey Town. There's been some good strike*, one in the claim nux’ hut one to our*. Keith’s goln' to start things whirlin'. I reckon." "Mebbe he’ll see Molly.” suggested Sam. “Though of course she ain’t to Keith's house yet." “How’s that?” asked the spinster eagerly. “We nre waitin' fo* Sandy to show you the'letier.” said Sam. Miranda read the letter through twice, folded It and held It In her lap for a few moments. Then: “I don’t rightly git the motive hack of this writin’. It ain’t been sent without one. Mebbe she’s just taken a fancy to Molly, mebbe she’s a wom an that likes to do kind things and thinks Molly’ll pay well for bein’ taken up. I don't mean in money, hut, If Molly didn’t have a show of bein’ rtHi, an’, warn’t pritty, which she Is. T ain’t certain Mrs, Keith ’ud be-so eager. I guess it’s-all right, but, somehow. It don’t hit me as plumb sincere.” “You'd vote ag'in It?” asked Sandy. “No-o. I w’udn’t.” • “1 Aggered on puttin’ it up to Molly." “That’s a good idee. An*, as her guardeen. I’<1 suggest that Mrs. Ik Tataa’V taa— aa u 1 Oa ta Bio rotarwodl oVB SMtrwwe the ^eews eaa*e la'hso otao VIedoeadht fooe Ml V aao tas toemd BaOO At th* heoAgooftaeu of th* P wth Beta ta> rorwaaow tNwoa oseawBRRkB *R eoe * iNt ttow «to m W 1 MuBHRh •fated tho 1 pmastal tods' »taao# owvw Choi oM ••(•oAaaww awswefta wssoM ta iPttM to i t • F 0 mm ftA hewAata M (Ms Bewneasweg oewtao# AB 1 Inr Itoti tm h<iik% m i Mi#9 to# 9m9 toM» «M f ' • #41 1mmw9' 4br« mm% AM Vfosaogwe Booaoa ss Bmwow**ae titoitoMtoRA , hostadMHM apeuMM m* to# (Iswwoetfta she ekogoeov aod a* hta om oAitwaa whs>« •atQtaawahoe A J wmmm mt ## itot ttaadddoe ta Rhrtkaoood Yu 4 ffv* wsuf * ik*wwd *k m Mi taBtaw the dfodealtad ekaee ta Qawwo 1 tags »» pmnu IPto toto 1 a Ota WwdtOO U «wHeg» to the oodVIO to t too mf the Moaaws hotadhad ta Moo C Itat f tl art# w fv^lto tiH mmm orta •InooMy rhsswd woo ta the aosss feato#iats**satf aorewosihl <w*oaseoaO MMM 1 R ^ V Mi Lfe 4Bh iMtai Nh m%9% m •amt pewomsaa Ml tMe hiaieet of (he mm*4 torn * #■ mmmmm vtatapa tieeeroer MuOfOBMO kOeh fOt fh#M to ti ■r f Vmr W* M'f wm 4"mmm hta mhkv-t ’ Teooa Vkwaaeo aod • A # Ntaf'tP <1, , f ■ taa i Ahsf H» |«Mi 1 H AM Vk esid Mekatima ' Thirty fame ywmon mi <nr mm-m 4 wm # a, •, tm Mto WOOMO Vwewtaed deft*-** IB the haeh f IfeiMI m I •‘toto 1# ## t# • tee ta Oft a tl the hoehdfee ad orteMre aod foot the hdehekav mf 9 totar triwii*l in m§ mm mi ItotoM 9 * v & ItotoPKg* Ml— 1 .11 II mb4 fe*9L H ttoj wmf, m toM 1 Tliitoty KdgeOeta Owe its Wei Ba*siarta> wo KdgwBetd - News ha* heeo favtaved T% * 4mmrn m Mtoto mm fmiguAAtt W KdaeBeld Id the rfia-ct thdl low ta MhatlrT f m > t tot If •#•!! th* *' *e»tars of |he kahlOL *idd* fC dutat tohe the wmof M*dl» m pmn tha RidHtaM %♦*•* aehota Mtawea ta out her pi l« kef p<n aa oay w # m i«#‘l tall* Byrd aod LeL* fttxrd Totugk te*. SulMnCOMPOOHO r.r DO ■amort tMVMMm **r*N i tr mro playin' fair an sq Agger we mn do thU th# money, keepln net tin’ It Into stock an n ita tar. I w e can usa unt of It. put - Improvement* that’ll pay fo’ llterusHvea long befo’ Molly comca wf age an’ my guard cen pnpers play out. That way we'll have hers nfi^ make It a condition ahe brings Molly out here Inside of six tnonths. That’ll give .time for a fair triill an’ you can see right then fo’ yoreself 'how It’s workln’.* "'v, •That’s a plumb fine Idee.” said | Mormon:: looking triumphantly at his r**«n.>n the reed of ''■■mpanlotuh^ , paruief*. _ — - — »F» wfes nanNr 1 Tr<.m~Tn older woman all (| havtl been awarded schotarahtpa ta Rreaaa college. GatsoavlfVe. Ga These scbotarshlpa are four year •< holar- ahlpa. worth 1*00 each aad are award ed to 12 members of tha graduating rlasaos of* accredited high schools anywhere In the United Staten They the beqeflt of the capital an’ keep It are awarded by competMIve exrmlra ready to turn over to her If she ever tlon. and the fact that EdgefielJ* high needs It. I don’t believe she’ll ever school has won the only .sro warded take one red of It. It wgs a gamble to Sooth Carolina speaks w»l| for the with her an’ she’* a thoroughbred ability of thes two young women. In sport. But, In case anything ever the examination other scholarship* turns up. or she gits married, we’ll were awarded a* follow* lndian.%. one. have.lt handy." Georgia, three; Kentucky, two; Vlr- "Flgger she’s goln’ to marry that ginia one; Mlsalsslnni. ja?. Nyrth •aw MRS. WINS LOW'S SYRUP \ Tta Imtmmtr' mmj CkiUnm'i i At all Now-Narcotic, Non-Alcoholic young Keith? I sure hate to think of Molly hltchln’ up with a tenderfoot. But 1 subscribe to Sandy’s scheme on these here dividends of ours.” “Count me in," said Mormon. And so the affair was settled. Of IMimsoll little was heard. The Carolina, one; Alabama, onj. Th.rc Generations Finish i*. Wofford. Spartanburg—In 1873. 50 ’> ;ars ago Miss Lily Tucker of Spartanburg sow Tierry J Km.. * -d Newoovv county receive his p'^’^lna from Wofford col- '«;'e Soon ih*;’-" after b» i-amc gambler had deserted that profession, f he 1 ride of Henry Kinari in l>a$, and stayed close to hht-jK'i'se ranch •ir> years later -ht- was p-e^ent to It lay alone, and few visited it save see their son. David T King, receive PUmsoll'S OWtt associaliis. Uumora 'id diploma eu • h*s—fa+hor * kIshT*^ drifted roneerninjr IMinisoH’* remark- r maier And 25 years have? passed able herd Increase of saleable horse* again 'and her grandsoh, F Marion hut, unless'proof of actual operating Kinard, is to"Te^eiy Q his dinlovia with Ayas forthcoming, there was smaP the class of lO^T'on the? 50th anni- chaffee of pinning anything down, in versary of his grandfather^s eradua- the way of illegal work. Wyatt once, f| on A»d-4he 25th of h ; s fa’her’s and staggering ciLqf of some blind pig in his t r r*»*'d ,v 'other will he present* S Oakland, Ncbr.. Feb. 2*. 1930 Anglo-American Drug Co.. Gentlemen: I am more than glad to tell *ou of the experience and result obtained from your wonderful Baby Medicine. Our second baby is row seven momn* old and has never given us a moment’s trouble. The first and only thing she has ever taken was Mrs Winslow’s Sypjp. She has four teeth^nd is a - ways smiling and playing! Cutting teeth is made easy by the use of Mrs. Wrnslow s Syrup. Most sincerely. (Name on request) ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG CO. 2tS-217 Fulton Streat. New York Gen Setting Agent* • Harold F. Hitckie A Co., Ine. New York, Toronto, London, Sydney ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE FOR THE FEET Hereford, babbled in maudlin drunk enness of ills determination . to get _ - T 'fitt-JgHCwT’ bis mfcnrofvmr r ^ will iTe'wtSaqr f#el , It ukeB thtt -j-. ^ ^ ind — 'KkllO Uvea up to that half-promise <rT sweetheart. For Wyatt, for the iak? J gUMt of the college. Buoions sod dmsrilng, Achiog feet. Then for will thi’s have seen thr°e generations 'i:au- at. Wofford t>at>o< tgo 4f.lsn‘« Vm*, ».ttt -t- iv t o* 1 ' 10 1-hv root-Bath snthcosk Si SutT rub tbs of tl)f girl, had gone hack to Tlim aoll’s employ. ^ fTO BE CONTINWEny Man Carries N-greet Away. losliog comfort, shake Allen k FoouEsss into j your shoes. It takes tha frlcUoa from tha shoe, rest* the tael and make* walkiog a <ta- RTrutlakr MX hr* a •taa-'k haartg fiwaa AM flka Ttauu la* ttaei taid ttaftdy | went hoa*«*; though It waa tome t|fne » ta rt*a»uJf- » t,ef«.rr the trio entirety ahaielwd the r *ll ! megoiAA of the gliwni phra—■ ua4 «M» '1 & da <• g ; mm ha i ary The Irtier pawr 1 ataart nee ta, oar | ta sileta • after hamfiy hod rood U. Hota 1 sod IftomM ttaw*og tkriingl the aota * f of (he farthwtaohta aetapc ■ "•* “h^ekao taw's rtgha.* oohtf Merasea. Mo logota { N*e i s hta hoi a afiRtay High Civilization in Yucatan. Yucatan Is “the Egypt of America.’ Aa early as the begttiojng of the Chris ■Haw era The people there bullt stone (t tan with Randy’s own wUhea »mj I atracturra of excel lent maaonry. t>*i» he adharrttwMl io ft. Ham loilnnie«! It [ •hx!*' end ano<>th. vertical fares aa welt, and a letter waa went ea«t ^ had aairr*onil«*al ohamaftjrir* an irraraie eataodar aad a he«*erar« tern of oaaserala than the Romans that attphf. cnnraTnloc the pmvtao of lf<#ty • return nod a a titer that Molly »h*aM hear oil her oora otpeoara of » _ r — totatao aod Kno& AB this as ham 1 Thoo^t for tha Day upsta MaBj~a **0 tasOre to taoke tW | Yh* Ndln • jvhe Osorr 4 chao^a { tasow the# ho la pota ta #a am trhso Mstaf^ taeior cotao br 1 ■■ r * *• Ak Anderson Tra' cling in a high- J light. Always us* it foe dasetag parttc* aod powered automobile an unidentified to brsak ia tew shoos. Ova* Oa« Mill too ! man swooped down on tha Savannah LTl»s B^dred Thowaaud pewsdsof Powder lar J town«h i jrtaect<''n of Anderson countv. ^ oehrlrtang arid- frtrrfeif sw^y ttireeldF! four ntifrrcr* f.-om the # -*-m of KHys j McGee Off cera nuearod th» maa tal'eved to he • t>**or pre riot alv rleflrR th: luihswl’og a* o e* ■ ■ A *- 7 roai h i T Ta ggi*** so d'-taort * the * *-r» * aad Nary aod a Pool Ilom Haiklag Dull aval p«at Frua AJdrsws M Ion’s Foot-Eakoo, Lo Roy, N. Y. ■at who has s*r!ioo bat wso a»* ■id iShlam^&io eSX ssas «* hn%« MR flNM Its CM '.ft wl mm IwanlQ* It as a* Mask* M ■r*OM SSm