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Show THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JANUARY N, HOW TO MAKE THE WIN TER FLOCK DECLARE PAYING DIVIDENDS ON CACHE LANDS SPEND BIG SUM Special Attention Will Produce the Eggs That Only Local and Logan Capitalists Plan Outlay of $250,000 on CITY Will Be Drained and Sold in Small Parcels. !can I.and nv nrxsn v. k h' A hick. Of the many items contributing tr.ict orjranlK't tit wck to of 3 .) I rtw-Loran lylntr river jn ? Al'nfri from two to fi e mil of Ixs.iis. Merrill Nlbley. o slsfant Kr 'rai pnaKr of th K of president A. K. "arton. v.c the company: romt.inv, N n r. arid fwina rr; I. l.rer s. Carrion ; Ixui "Tf nr tnre f, Carrion of I.oc.in are or th to th ejTK 1't.itt-Idah- jr-.-Il-n- winter ryman'a profits, arpoult anions the most Imporelti-flv- tant. anl aornetiines the most There nhouM he no difficulty Irt obtaining them, however, if josi will Klve your flock thouirhtful and care. The hens are usually willing to meet you hatf h v in the n;.tler of returns. Th fotiowlnt; article suirseta some e. at-tcntl- on t '. Ury-tt'sur- fr bonrri rt tlr with th of f ! u Th lanrl to t.r t'r m't hits number of r if, with om farm in i The the hlf?hr. j well dralnr,! t r: i f the obi trart constat Muri hr r mrh ntt th 0llesr farm. It wa air vftto-- aiul IrrisaH"! by Th Hrt jrham Yourr trt tb rty with Uiy i"t-ol- l, poll I rtvrr wah l..-'hnvwy nultNt-for t culture. Thf lmd will t drained by tftfr.ir Into I.osc.in nl I. title risers and nt will Pprlnjr lrrtKt(d i'-- 4 ! COPYHIOHT. 1916. Ptorfc of K'W.COO. tl i'Tr ! 1 Former President of the American Poultry Association. rrainiK company was f-- i 11 '''iHiie!r'lir'llfflit'lilll reni money JjYouF Proper Housing, Sanitary Conditions and Scientific Feeding of Equal Importance. OF LOGAN 'aterlogged and Pasture Area With a capital II Arc Golden. Drainage Project. NEAR TO l.'i'rii'iiiiri'ii'iifi' u 6, 1916 r. t way '(iprtl V, if encouraKinx them. ckks an. the poal of the r ' "" vv r fJ raider, no matter whether corYitiGirr. he i an amateur or a r'ofe.!onal. fori it in th winter ec BLACK WfiASTED RED GAMES that brnc the' 5-rohlxh prices and mean profit to the Kecordu show that game fowls ex- shoulders, full heavily muscled breast, mm who makes his living raisins; isted in India for centuries before the long legs and neck, short tapering tail poultry ami economy to the one who Christian era. History refers to cock- and general shortness and hardness of raises chlckeni for regs for hin own fights as one of the Roman pleasures, feathers. For show purposes, it Is necfrom the Uisn rlvrr nnl ftt; smith use. it In a common paylntr that every-- l and cocking mains have been popular essary to cut off the comb and watt;.Mrtthh Kork oldest winrn vtles for the males, a process known as In Th youthe.!-eroiys hen lay eK9 In the pprinR when all through Knglish history. rfhtcorner I f the tr rn ami n esrps ire plentiful and low In price, hut TteA "dubbing." The original fiuart-from th In;.in "u.rv winter ejess r only for the fvw wiso (lame pilt The black red male la beautifully Located on Jackson Square. Only a short 'wnlU was of the pit K'ame or fighting Pressed brick. "Well built. Hardwood floors in ar. th cn milk who hens care. slve their factory Wtthio twornmlnrtl proper ns His head, neck, back, top of the colored. known is which rr.lt-commonly downtown. type, from first etep toward procuring them old Knglis.Ii Black lied Oame. The wings and secondary flight feathers living and dining rooms. Fire brick mantel. HandThe tra.-- will l. ttvtd-into snvtll in The i on. to the the hen latter still exists as one of the stand- are red. and the breast, body, tall and history r.!lriEr hi1 riatrytnir Uniform street improvements. Curbs, cement some electric fixtures. Buffet cabinet kitchen. Big frr With, propr ilrainaae it in utt.M for her.tf.b Her own record for health ard varieties of pit games, but the ex- wing bow a glossy greenish black. The beautifnl shade trees. Sewer connections. sidewalks, muiit never tt with screened cemented Full shelf basement. good, rear of preferably porch. type shown in our illustration female is clothed in soft andis modest & Klefnhmt it of Salt Inke a lck day atralr.it her from the time hibition !:rown variety Her shades neck brown. selection cf of careful golden A delightful restricted home district . Big lot who win hiv rhrc-o- f pf; nfe th emctnfrs was hatched. Mie houll Jiavo is plainly the result yellow, with a dark stripe down the ron'rut-tlrn- f the Irrit!on and le n hatched In the early spring ro and breeding by fanciers. have lost lit- center of each feather. Her breast is The exhibition games are well that she has finished her Irsln.iK wnrii. I5'th of and T! growth if and known a. wr!rn rirain,srthm dT. of salmon, the tle blending into the brown of the temper, fiery game enrln'r. Is fully matured before the cold weath-r- r two of the males are will J. C. Vhrb.ri of the I "tab - Irlaho The Surar and body back, thighs. they thighs get together were of fall sets in. I'ullets railed lntr con- company. whr ha brown, finely penciled with a darker fight until one of the contestants is fihade a t hatched In the summer and fall never dead. of the same color. i of and worth. Ero to full size and seldom do much. felt4 d Tied Games arc not easily hanHlack lied exhibition The The I rtite.l State so, surrer ha' re- - ,f RtlV winl.r laying th- - flr.--t vear of Hame is a variety whose utility quali- dled. They are very pugnacious, which A small first payment and only $29 a month. : j Jj more one is It bred male are and than ties prevents very limited, keeping I t h ard Dr. i:. O. wln,er- - ,he e"s W,M h' "mall. Th chiefly by a number of fanciers who in the flock. They are, however, readJV tr(--Agricultural of th" same institution. ,1. hen niust t.- - well car.j for all her life. admire Its extreme height and beauti- ily confined, being heavy and having elare It rn r,t t trre.t.t undeveloped It Is useless to expect that even the ful ONCE It Is bred more exten- very Fhort wings, which prevents them coloring. resources of northern I'tah. a care of minute lot to last easily. They make excelIt Is expected that $23.)0o will ho fowls ofthat have had little or no atten- sively in Kngland than In America, from flyingfowl. The eggs are brown In former country competition lent table spent for the land and in rerlalmtnif will and in the It. Th. work will take two years. I'art tion all asprlnjf. summer and fall Het-tecolor is and the keen. the breeders very among enjoy reputation of posr Phone Wasatch 963. good winter esrs? yield. of th land will he rn the market in produce of sessing a particularly rich flavor. are notable for width Games their x months. It will he one of the of and dwarfed all dispose sickly largest In the stock and keep only thos that show privately drained Plans an. I sperlftia-tt- n vitror and are fully rexion. projects mature. i. The cloth windows must be closed, for the work are now hetnir m e IIouIdk however, if the wind is blowing In J Pa;lnc Investment. such ilrnwn and wnrk will imrnenre( a Proper MAnKCTIG YOIR KfiGS. j a direction as to make the house Kmn as conditions ar favoratde. Herts that must Jive In damp fried The marketing of eggs is of no J or roost In the trees cannot ho made drafty. or If rain or snow Is driving In. than the production! even to pay for their feed In winter, If the floors are damp and the litter iI 'eis importance to them the if MANY PLAN BUILDINGS simply because poultry- - t should their entire energy will becomes foul, damp or musty. It man who is of watchful all the be required to keep warm In such quar- be changed at once. This litter should i- i ilia tusin ters. They will wait to do their laying be from eight t twelve Inches deep, puiijc J is the in contained subject ift'ii.vnv: H it do iift Infer and of j.ome light mnterinl such as rye until pprlne: comes. week's article by Mr. Walter! AsHMe Mfe n l.lhertr Park that warmth alone will make them lay. straxv, so the hens will like to dig In I (5. Krum. J or that there is any virtue in keeping it for grnln fed them. After this Atl ;itei Other Almt hens in an artificially heated house. scratch grain Is thrown in, the little l ot ottheat re olil. The Ideal henhouse should be well ven- may be tossed about with a fork so Salt Lake City, Utali. in f.ir.erf v Park s ihdS vision nr tilated and well protected from drafts, that the hens will have to dig it up 56 and 58 Main St. crops. The other grain feeds should be all .lispoierf of. acrordlnic and above all th!ns dry; especially the harder they work the better. If well prrtinlly so scattered into the the litter that to Atfrt Torortr .f Tor on quarters. The best they have to be confined in the house. hens must work to dig it out. Three or Mr. Toronto said h Is informed over the roojtln to ventilate a house Is to alter- If the eggs are to be used for hatching even four small feedings t f - t a n itnt 'T of those who way of this in toiight nate oth or burlap curtains and glass and breeding purposes, the hens should grain will pay in eggs, but carescratch the fl'Mlflin wilt ronitruct modem must th's sprtrKf. windows; t?; latter will provide light be given all the range possible and he exercised to see the hens are not WHEAT FIVE TONS OF COAL IS BEING HELD Inifini: the past veek the firm on days when the cloth ones should be allowed out of doors in all fed too much at one time, but Just sate of two lots on muststormy th.. te,I closed. The reasons cloth be windows Hut if winter hie weather. enough to keep them slightly hungry. Tfi.une o i e ri(. hetwen 1'oJJrth ITat be left open on sunny days, and t eggs are tho only object, then keep At tho last feed, however, n l Fifth r:at. they should for !?.). I (;nre th house seems stuffy some of them the liens Indoors, hut keep them busy be given all they will clean k pur hae.r .k i.,t fn r.lhertv i:r....i up. If - ir.hvt!rrl for lt"i-h- t y all the time dlcjrlni? for their food. also be opened st night, FOR ADVANCE IN PRICE CAPITOL wet mashes are fed. precaution should Alt three she-jl$70. , ont-rriof in the center of the house. be those te to huitdin-taken the overeathens floor the prevent When the hens are confined f an rrirty rather than at the ends, to avoid drafts. area and then refusing to work for should be not les than four feet ing, their or Is grain the remainder of the day. fifty per hen where the house If the birds are Inclined to sir around Six-hormore foet Imsr and twelve or more on Teams Tugging at tho roosts instead of being down Farmers and Elevators in IdaOwners That feet wide. If the houso is not so larp:e In the 3 Property Suggest it is a sign that too much per feed litter, as this, the average floor spacesome-Loads on Hill Cause has been given at one time and I Be Increased to Values Be to ho Said for hen must be increased. It is Waitng feeding should be decreased or times inadvisable to winter hens in the nxt Some Inquiries. off entirely. It is well to look in Acre. an and $150 house less thrtn twelve feet deep, bet- left $2. $1.50 ter results belnjr obtained If the house the litter occasionally, to make sure Is fifteen to eighteen feet deep: and It they are cleaning up all the grain scatGuesses as to what It costs to heat there each day. Is difficult to KCt a heavy winter ecer tered owners of the county and in elevators Farmers the Wet mash be fed once a to may the less than twenty capitol were rife yesterday on tho day PROPERTY Assessor A. H. Paryield from a house reason yet have Itgrain for .sale are car gxdng up Capitol hill when street for this Is advantage, but it should never be west towho unsons feet In lenpth. The discussed valuations be holding for higher prices sloppy. Just barely wet. Milk, either and hoping new law at meetings in a der the to fair will wheat $1.50 that that the hen will move around and ex- sweet p'o stenographer was feeling sorry the best founda a bushel. In Idaho, where grain is still Salt Iake county, expressed their a ercise less In a small house. Houses tion foror sour, makes team tugging at a heavy for ideas of the proper values of lands mash, which should be fed In being hell, the farmers are holding for are that are less than fifteen feet deep screen load of slack, while James J. a hundred. Railroads through the very fairly, Mr. Parsons said. adtroughs long enough o all $2 apt to be cold and drafty and are somc-- j the hens can he two At Devine. an west meetings into whjch have superintendent of buildings and eat at once, or some will begun and Investigation times damp. owners suggested dressed was condition found wheat property it that was wondering whether or moro and less grounds, others get than their during December one of the leading When the hens are closely confined share. This farm lands that should, would get to tha powerthe highclass coal not may be fed at any railroads through the wheat belt of be valued at about $150 an acre, the litter Is more quickly fouled and time, but no mash should to keep the young woman in time house be given for Nebraska handled only seven cars of which is about two and a half times grain to The an hour in the building, warm all should be frequently renewed. and others BOO or the the increase i.i cars valuation, estimated that the wheat. It previous present afternoon. dropping board, too. should be cleared the new assessment and should be fedfollowing so that the of wheat along the line in that state to the superintendent the expected under to cold feeding According December often, usually dally: Although In froz-assessor. the law, according liens will clean It up in a few minutes. are bsing held. the cold for average was One j If any is left at held weather, when the droppings are South Wheat shipments from Idaho have as against meeting was five tons aduring weather over a day for half feed hour, to be clean not Jordan Riverton and at another necessary en, it may is almost a four for' November, due to the colder each day until the proper amount fallen off until the traffic was attendance of There There are several the boards so often. The hen3 must- less Thursday. The price laid down at tho weather. quantity. negative is determined. In e cold thirty-fiveach. at about weather, hundred cars of wheat In southern is approximately $2.80 never be allowed to roost over foul- it will pay to wet very heatingplant the mash with hot Idaho, but the Oregon Short L.ine has a ton, or $14 each day. smellln? dropping boards, however. water or milk, and an occasional feed- not been hindling on an average a car FIND SACKS AT SEATTLE The supply is under contract and If hens are expected to lay winter ing of cooked vegetables, such as po- a day during the past month. The the goes on constantly. Three hauling ot wheat shipped from are used during the col l firemen part being eirgs. they must not be allowed to eat tatoes, cabbage, etc., as a substitute gi eaterwas -sold to Philadelphia eleva- Part of on two boilers with one boiler In " snow or lee. nor must they be Riven for either the grain or the mash will Idaho for Rnssian Supply Bringing reserve for emergencies. tors. What wheat is moving from freezing water. The water fountains be much relished by the fowls. Seed IJeet Obtained. to is Because of the great corridors and time this there at going filled and must be emptied at night the be will sacks used which the of Part great amount of exposed In the mornlnsr with water that an surface, earlybeen equablo maintaining problem of the bringing of sugar beet seed from the has warmed enough to take the RANGE LANDS FOR SALE MINING AIDS REAL ESTATE in is difficult. temperature been to United the has States TmeRussia not ventilation system is chill off. and if necessary they should that furnished by the Chicago, Milwaukee & chanical, but natural, which means be filled again at noon or early in Southern Pacific. Company Expects to watch has to be kept on tho the afternoon. Dirty .water vessels or St. Paul railroad, which had a supply ciose rVYV Firms Coming as Result of Acthermometers In every room, not tor Supnlr Sheepmen. be never tolerated. must to fountains on seed The beet Seattle. at hand Practical laboratory instruction and demonstrain Metals. waste The convention of the National winter the heat has This heat. tivity been maintained above the complaint will in sacks Milwaukee is the It to I'kkts. be and The Sickness fatal good placed mining industry associaticn closed which Woolgrowers' even the most tions will bo Given each morning from 10 to PJ. Sickness in the flock Is. of course, yesterday will bring about a lively sale is stimulating the real estate business, go to Michigan and to parts of Colo- of IS. hen The College will be turned over to the Fanners fatal to the winter egg yield. The Hubbard, presi- rado. The Russian companies insisted RECEIVES INQUIRIES. of Southern Pacific lands in Utah and according to William must have vloror and vitality and be Nevada, according to K. J. Wills. Souththe companies in this country send of the Hubbard Investment comdent that More inquiries were received abou$ and Housewives for the two weeks. in perfect health. The two most ern Pacific land pany. "Directly due to the prosperity own sacks for the shipment of real estate last, week than during the kept their ennew agent. of the mining Industry three month of December, according common troubles In the winter are cold seed. As it was too far to send sacks entire "For some time sheepmen have been terprises that I knowMr. of are coming to C. A. Leadbetter. Mr. Leadbetter is from a slight watering of rangingfrom Milwaukee the overland Michigan Hubbard. "I the details of several Lake," said under which they to Salt : i t i. . : .. arranging fi't.rt. ",n.,.. .i., the eyes to tho malignant roup ani facing a" situation it had at Seattle. It is ex- now am now working out the details of sold sacks ' one or of which he expects two deals, reach Russian Cold, will the seed "W Vact that the very contagious chlckenpox. leases for property they will occupy. pected was 'broht'out week. close to this Property of consome in United States time tho April. siderable value is involved. enouh those leases are made I am not may be prevented by Until the 1. Potato and Grain Diseases. ronVentIon. set a( has Llr,.I(. it to in all seed of the. In the drink n number of them to thlnkinsr and thev scarcity at liberty to disclose the names of the Owing beet sections permanganate of ptnsh except Utah and of ade- sugar where Keeping Erecding Records and Pedigree-- . color it a rich pink. This w'.U be purchasing available companies. All aref concerns water to range Ing raise their the Idaho, be companies will Butter-Makinvaluable 3. They Is harmless and may be used nil the lands while they have the opportunity." quate capital. own seed. It is expected by the railto interests." the additions city's a or week three times two time, though roads and the beet growers that seed 4. Keeping Dairy Records. rTHE IiIAMOKl BRA Jf I. Is usually sufficient. Any bird show- 0REM TABLES ARE ISSUED will be costly. The seed coming irom 5. Poultry Raising. Is seed beet Russia indications or for head lHanonJjirUKO. only. eyes swollen ( raising ing Fills in 114 n.l 4Ji metallic4 6. Veterinary Practice. of roup should be isolated nt once, and it Is better to kill them and burn Service l'roni 'Wrat Jordan to Bingham i. Farm Blacksiriithing and Horseshoeing. Haw llcen Shortened. ARE YOU SICK AND DISCOURAGED? the carcasses (unless they are very 8. Farm Carpentry and Repairing. IA4lOXI HaANt PILL, for r.uni-- I new The 1 o tables considerable of time Orem in are the and valuable O Lost faith in doctors and medicines? 0. Fara 'Anto Care and Repair. lls-to Do cure Lh ! line want know how to well? the you have been Issued. The winter you get bers) than to attempt SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVEOTmi the Chinese have cured dJseases with herbs. 10. Floriculture. ease. If you want to doctor them, feed schedule, with the exception of that and barks for roots. centuries? i)lants mashes containing a little between Provo and Salt Lake morn11. Household Insects. Lun Uhlnt-sThe lee ' soft, nos birds the have clean cured thousands. Herbs and black pepper run The announcoslower. Farm Plnmbing. trains, no Why not .vou? No drncs. with a strong solution of the per- ing trils InOrem Is the line made Don't will that loent knite. give up hope. 13. Domestic Science and Art. Vp.i Is manganate mixture. Chlckenpox ror yourseir. sell mileage books on the basis of 2 lou may vestlgate Government once it W. G. mediTuttle control to cen doctors hard and headway Household tried , have gains V ,itff II. a mile. 'J Says Bacteriology. V55'TWKaJrtJr cines, or many other methods In a flock, but It usually causes little The service to Rlntrham from West 15. Physical Culture. " doceven some railed have may reIt Must Be Told Why It loss except to cutmlown the egg yield. Jcrdan has been shortened. tors might have told you your Examination. Jf 16. Home Decoration. then but thirty minutes to make It Is a small eruption on the comb and quires casn was Incurable and an opinterur-bnWithout a bv the automobile Iearn from trip or of Is 17. Race Betterment. Here. Come the Should climate, head, eratlon, change face and very contagious: What Cost be will tickets station. Penny's was Through to the your go hospital only comb, wattles, etc.. where the eruption sold, beginning January 15. 18. Civic Sanitation. Disease Your Really Some doctors have may hope. appears should be greased well with said they could cure you. but Is, if and how you can DOCTORS Nine cut of ten not do bo. vaseline did cured or benefited. carbolated be strongly temple Irrigation proposed taken my herbs andvEE FOO LUN who have are specialists in SHORES & We i one most n is the of Lake K. THE Salt Importance of Ieetl have been cured bad first tried' Chinese j and .Nervous SHORES Chronic WATERSHED SKSSIOXS SNOWFALL now the means to doctors and many other projectsof W.city important At no point will the care of fowls pay I Diseases of Vut-tl- e failed.and Herbalist, (J. in health the opinion 249 MAIX ST., regain faces, UKEATR TO DATE THAN better than In the matter of fecdlntc. Thousands suffering from catarrh, bronchial Bros. of Tuttle Lectures and demonstrations SALT LAKE. manv of the FOR ALL LAST WINTER) The first consH'eratlon is regularity, j chronic throat reason trouble, trouble, trouble, the lung "There is every why Specialists or tuberculosis ma asthma,' l. couch, fever, hay a same hour fed at the e?t such j They should government should AND WOMEN you can trust. stomach trouble, indigestion, constitution, agricultural and educational leadens of tht? nation. laria, "The Mr. Tuttle. j each day. as said as building," They possible. nearly CALL OR WRITE. torpid liver, gastritis, riles, diarrhoea, fistula. need it and in interests bv the should have one feeding of grain as An exhibition of Arts and Crafts by Utah artists; irrigation heart disease, skin disease, According to reports receivedsnow eczema, scrofula. Oin SPECIALTIES. a the" is west on there water today female hardly the fall of trouble, nervousness, insomnia, obesity. In O'e morning as it Is light department early more interest than that Deafness, Ilead Noises, is .suitable Catarrh, thf. uiauoer irouoie. money watershed eottasrc nrtdiiteetur.il plans for far this winterlast importantIt concerns trouble, for a Utah them to get off the roosts mrire than for thus enough Briicht's disease, diabetes, rheumatism,lumbago, ueuralKevcr, Rheumatism, of Asthma, Hay directly the winter entire irrigation. see dlir to The It for in the litter. and or indirectly every other western dropsy, dizziness, headaches, nervous debll The last two or throe storms Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, I'Hes, home by the Utah Association of Architects; and fia, men in and many other chronic diseases, last feed at niglbt should bo fed as late have added greatlv to the blanket of interest. a Ocitre, ln.omnia, Epilepsy, Enema, been to restored have health and happiness Diseases and Chronic Chorea other "if such building is to be built as they can see to pick It out of the white In the mountains nnd the water handicraft worl:. or without poisonous drugs the knife, by the Fait Lake is the place for it: but of Skin, Blood, the Xerves Stomach, The night department officials are happy over Lun Yee Foo troughs In which it is fed. Chinese Herbs. be made to tinder-stan- d Hoirels, Heart, Bronchial Tubes, for the supplv next Congress must Tee Foo Lun Chinese Herb"Co., 116 S. Maln corn. the prospects fred should be at least one-hairshould Halt Lake be The storms the and Illadder, Kidneys and Liver. liiiueH, of why second Lake Salt floor. irtali. Hours: All On yester.lav is Reduced City, Rates Fee $1.00. If the weather cold. and fed in day before are Railroads OKK1CE HOURS ! to .". Evenings, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sunday. 10 a. in. It is up to to have added rigation headquarters. Dally, reported so the hens can eat it 8 m. 7 easily. a r the to troughs to S Sundays, It) to 'Z. ' foot to the depth lu the upper business interests of this city I'hone Wasatch 6930. Consultation p. and particulars free. to get busy." canyons. iand thus go to bed with 1 r af 1 WINTHIl tji. '. " - This new !r rrk rnt. v.T-l!-- . I a moetSi Oely - " home complete om black-breaste- d T fae-tor- . t l b-- t lr:i ' . hn ti-.a- r nee complete, t black-breaste- I f. ft sk zyuu i -sr-. See this home in our auto Phone or call AT r- ew Inter-mount- in up-to-da- te "Land Merchants" . ( nb-dlli- on Ask for Jackson Square folder t to-Tho- rn n. resi-denc- es eon-surnr- .i mar-shou- j e."t-- ';'ir-h,if- t!t. ld t h d r-- Break It Gently to Diogenes; Farmers Boost Assessments ! pl pref-ersM- B DAILYMS se ! Farm and, H ome Convention j ; j i six-hor- se I ed j Utah Agricultural College EXTENSION DIVISION Logan, January 24 February 5, 1916 ! i - ! THE PROGRAM - MOKXIXG SESSIONS cold-bloode- d. - 1 u-I- ng "aY RrCHESTEfTS VILIE g. -- IP1 Urges Salt Lakers to Campaign for Irrigation Temple w-- i e E FRE MEDICAL 1 1 - J - - i AFTKKXOOX "Z" - lv f-- fr MEN i - M-a- r. sen-ro- lf wclt-fillc- d n. |