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~ seoat. ana House.

wAsuNaToN. March q. lin the sspnte 4
hill WAS introduced hy Mr.. Dolph, 70 create
and establish pilot service H. the United
States and 10 regulate pilotAge OF vessels along
the COASTS aud IN the harbots Of thu United
States; by MFR. Stewart, proposing eonstitu-
tionai amendment that taftrr lsnsl no person
who has had the Office OF president shall b
eligible 10 that Office within four years after
the term OF ofiicu. Mr.. Dolph addressed the
senate nj length on Mr.. Staiford'n bill 10 pro-
vide the government with means sufficient Il
supply the national want Of sound circuln.
tive medium. This speech WIS 4 strong aFgu
mcni Ii favor on the Mckinley tariff. Ths
spfn.te adjourned TIL Monday. In the honas
the free wool discussion atill held thv floor
though these measures were introduced: By
Mr.. Mitchell Nyis.). . joint resolution author.
iztng his state 10 place Ia statuary hall 1T the
capitol the statue OF Pere Marquette, an In
dian missionary. who made explorations
within The borders Of Wisconsin In the early
days ~ settlement: BY Mr.. Wike. bill pro-
viiing that all veteran volunteer soldiers whn
weredisrhprged for promotion shall be con-
sidered hon0rllbly discharged, and shall re-
ceivr thc fnli amount Of bounty that they
would have been entitlsd to had they served
tf,rs.. Ve,tf-
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JUDGE HoLMANs AMBITION.
The Great Director, It Is Said, Has
Presidential Aspirations.

WASHINGTON, March IL. The Star
says: The illness which Judge Holman
has been suffering from is not of so
rious nature at all, and in fact amounts
/ to no more than slight indisposition,
which his age warrants him in attend
ing to. Mr.. Holman is past 20 years
old, and is not as strong as he was few
years ago, but he is still very active
man. and his ambition Is yet unsatisfed.
ut IS not generally known. but Mr..
Holman has political aspirations which
he has suddenly come to the conclusion
may De gratified. In other words, he is
candidate for the presidential nomi.
nation, and his friends are at work try
ing 10 secure for him the support Of this
Indiana delegation.
He has made no public declaration On
the subject. but some of his intimate
friends In Congress know what his
hopes are, and expect to see his name
60 before the Chicago convention
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CHURCH DIKEcroay.

First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Maple avenue and Burke street ReT. VIM, Il
Chapman, Pastor, residence, Burke street, al
sunday School, Ga M Sabbath services. II
a. m. and 7,3O p. m Prayer service wednesday
T:30 D. m.
Reformed Church, East Burke street Sun
Evening service Z 90 p. m. "Wednesday evening
service 7.S0 p m.
St. Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queen
and Martin Sts Rev. Ckas. s. Trump. pastor
Services Sunday II o'clock a. m. and I'D p m
Sunday school $50 a. m Prayer service a:SU
every Wednesday evening. Seats free, s'si
tors welcomed
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. corner
Of King and College SITS. Rev. Henry Ihomas'
Sunday school 9:sO a. m. sunday services. at
II d. m and 7:S0 D. M Children's service first
Sunday in each month at 4 p. m. Evening
Prayer. Wednesdays at 7:s0 o. m.
United Brethren Church, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. Rev. j. B. Chamberlain, pastor Resi-
dence, adjoining church.
sabbath School, $50 a. M. sabbath services
II a. m. and p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening ut 7:SO p IN.
M. r. Church, South, West Martin Street,
Rev. A. NJ. Cackley, pastor. Residence west
Sunday Services Sunday school. 9:15 a. m.
Preaching. II a. m. and sop. m. Glass az p.
service Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Seats free and
the bliceordially welcomed.
First Baptist Church, West King street. Rev.
j. W. Hundley, Pastor; residences West John
Sunday school $50 a. m. Sabbath Services
ii a. M and 7;30 p. m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday T:30 p. m.
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STANDARD OCTOPUS
The Proposed Dissolution Of the Great
Oil Trust.
no THOUGHT OF REORGANIZATION,

Al Least This Il the verdict OF the
rrnst's solicitor. Win FONTS Ont
wherein IL Has Been a Boon 20
Humanity Anti-rrns, Liquidation
the Cause.
NKw YoRK. March l2s- The announce
ment that the managers II the standard
on Trust have invited the sertihcate-
holders 70 vote ON motion 10 dissolve
the trust has aroused wide interest ind
keen desire 70 know the form under
which IL s proposed 70 conduct the enor.
mons business Of the concern In &C.
scordance with provision in the trust
deed. special meeting Of the holders q
the trust certificates has been called for
Monday, the 2ist inst, TO vote on the
proposition. At that time. too the GER
tificate holders may decide the mode IN
which the affairs Of the trust shall b
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VICTIMS or THE STORM.
Several Deaths Resulting from the
Northwest's Great Blizzard.

ST. PAUL, March lathe damage
done by the late blizzard grows in extent
a. the different points Of the northwest
are heard from. The damage at Duluth
Ii estimated at 500, 900. Nelson Black
mer was lost in the blizzard near Albert
Lea and has not yet been found. AZ the
town of Badger. Ia, Thomas Onesone
was blown from wagon and his neck
broken. killing him instantly. and others
were less seriously injured BY being
blown down. Frank Braithwaite was
frozen to death one mile from his home
1t Oberon. N. D. His wife and two
children were with him, but were pro
tected in the sleigh and arrived home
safely.
a. Wilson was frozen to death near
the residence Of his employer, Morey
Duffy. fifteen miles from Devils Lake.
N. ID, Wilson Is from Eden Valley, Mimi.
Others are reported missing Many per
sons caught IN the storm have been
rescued alive, though badly frozen. Ole
Lorseu was. frozen TO death at New Rock.
tord N. ID.
DEvIL's LAKE, Nd. March H. win.
lam al. Griffin, a farmer, war found
frozen tu death half u mile from town.
Griffin was coming from his farm and
was canght in the blizzard. When Z
mile from town he abandoned his team
| and started to walk to the city. The o.
was found dead near the wagon. The
deceased leaves wife and three small
children Other abandoned teams arr
reported. and searching parties are out
| in all directions.
i MENoMINEE, Mich. March 70. =
stage party was caught in snow storm
on the icc between Sturgeon bay ant
Menominee. The horses broke through
bnt were..got ont. The sleigh and con
fonts were lost. The party then startet
to walk 10 Menominee and part of then
lost their way. Two arrived ~ Pesh
tigo with the team and three got her
yesterday. Ed Gillen. IL Racine,
woman and u little girl Of and an Of,
man wandered about and hnnlly sough
shelter IN fish shanty. They wer
nearly freezing to death, but finall.
managed 10 reach shore.
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Pcnnsyivania.s Income.

HARRIsBURd, March 10. Auditor Gen
eral McC amant's annual report just is
sued shows the receipts Of the state
treasury for the past year to have been
over $13, 900, 900, an increase of $3.50
900 as compared with the previous year.
Under existing legislation all the rev.
enues derived from retail liquor licenses
goes into county. city, borough and
township treasures, and the auditor gem
eral suggests that wholesale liquor license
revenues, which are now paid into the
state treasury. be given 70 the counties
in relief local taxation.
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rerr,ble Murder IL Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. March IL. Two
boys while playing at Interstate mill,
near New Lewisville, discovered the
charred body OF IN unknown man under
lumber pile. The deceased, in com.
pany with two other unknown men, ar
rived ut New Lewisville Thursday. They
were flush with money. and began drink.
ing. AT nightfali they We're heartily
drunk and left town, Il has developed
that the three inen were seen near the
Interstate mill on Thursday. They had
built tire, and were sitting around il
singing and laughing. While in d state
~ stlipefactioh one companion was
thrown into the fire and burned alive.
'Realizing what they had done the two
nIrI, pulled the body Of their companion
from the lire and dragged it to the place
where II was discovered. Nothing ll,.s
been seen OF the ninrderers since.
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Proc.or's Surprising staeement.

WASHINGTON. March IL. Senator
Proctor, in conversing with another
senator, expressed the opinion very EN-
phatically that the time has passed when
a man can be elected to succeed himself
to the presidency in this country. He
added that it might take one or two
more campaigns to convince the country
senator said further that he believed
that President Harrison had no desire
for denomination, and he intimated
that an announcement of this character
would be- forthcoming before the Mime
apolis convention.
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IA Mothers Eeroism.

WILMINGTON, Del. March IL. The
wife OF Contractor Daniel Dohl, living
at Fifth and Lombard streets, heroic
ally rescued her two young offspring
from her burning home last night. She
was alone with her children, and was
the first to discover the FIRE. The chill
dren were asleep in q second story
chamber, and the woman darted through
the smoke and flame that was rapidly
making Roadway to their bed and res
cued Ilran, sustaining severe burns her
self
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Fighting in africa.

ZANZIBAR. March r. The report that
the British East Africa company troops
had sustained severe defeat in With
at the hands Of large force of natives
proves to have been incorrect. The re-
port probably had its origin in an en-
gagement fought fortnight ago, when
the soldiers commanded by Captain
Rogers had a battle with body Of ma
tiyes in With, who had declared them
selves independent Of their rule. The
natives were driven ont Of strongly for
titled position, and heavy loss was in
fiicted on them. The loss Of the com
pany's troops was one killed and -four
wounded.
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Trumpeter Dixon q Hang.

OMAHA, Neb., March i2.--Trumpeter
Dixon, who killed fellow soldier at
Fort Robinson. and was sentenced to
hang April %. has allowed the time for
asking = new trial to lapse. He win
hang unless the sentence is commuted
by the president. Dixon and his victim
quarreled over Il negro prostitute at the
fort. and Dixon SHOT his comrade. He
was in Jail at the time OF the lynching
of the negro Smith, but was not mo
lasted
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neafh at I Funeral

TRENTON, March 12.-There was .
tragic scene in St. Mary's Cathedral to-
day, during the funeral Of one of the
parishioners. The services were about
half through when gasp was heard
from a seat near the altar, and Mrs
Patrick Danigan fell over on the pew
dead. Heart disease was the cause.
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Practically ! life sentence.

BALTIMoRE, March H. Fifteen years
in the penitentiary Is the sentence inn
posed by Judge White upon J. Marshall
Rye. the aged murderer of School
Teacher John j. Wheeler, Of Charles
county. Rye had. been found guilty Of
murder IN the second degree, and the
court gave him within three years Of
the limit. lie is sixty years of age, and
It "a not likely that be viii outlive his
term.
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says sage Used HIN q sh,eId

NEW York, Merch II. AT the inquest
into the death OF Henry y. .Norcross,
the bomb thrower, William r. Laidlaw,
Jr.. q clerk in the employ Of John Blood
good, who was in Russell Sage's Office at
the time Of the tragedy, testified that
Mr.. Sage used him rs shield against
the bomb thrower, keeping him be-
tween Norcross and himself lSagel.
Laidlaw testified further regarding his
wounds, which were AL III the back.
Russell Sage testified to the facts III.
ready known regarding the affair. He
denied Laidlaw's statements that be
had been used as shield. The j,lry re-
turned verdict In accordance with tho
facts
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wa,,ernoa's Presidential preferences

cnlcA0o. March II. Henry Waiter.
son, IN an authorized interview III fhs
RIcheliem hotel, virtually called upon
Mr.. Cleveland TO retire from the race
FOR the presidential nomination. Mr..
Watterson said the nomination Of the
ex-pr.~ident would be suicidal for the
Democratic party fill. too, he be-
lieyed. had dug his own political grave
ii, New York state Speaking OF Sem
ator Palmer, Mr.. Watterson said sIf
there are nolsink holes IN his record he
would make an excellent candidate. 50
would Governor Boies, fof Iowa 81
would Governor Russell Or Governor
Pattison or Mr.. German, five decide IL
go east. The woods are full Of admir-
able possibilities.
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C.nada,s Chinese Invasion

OTTAWA, March IL. The returns Of
the Chinese immigration during the six
months ended June 30 last show that
2. 6S7 Chinese, paying $l3l, 800 poll tax,
entered Canada; that l,l0l returned on
certificates, and that 2,lU7 return Ger
tificates were issued.
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A Gladstonian victory.

LONDON, March 12.--The result OF the
parliamentary election yesterday in Kir.
Liberal candidate, over Mr.. Robert
Cox, the lUhionist candidate, by vote
Of 1861 to 1881. At the last general
election Sir George Campbell, Liberal.
was returned by q vote Of 2.084 t0 oil
for Mr.. Thomas Barclay, Unionist The
vacancy was caused by Sir George
Campbells death
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a british n. 2. sels 1--WE Years.

LONDON. March 10. All the Old Bailey
a sentence was passed THAT will, without
doubt, resnlI Id another expulsion from
the house Of commons, making the
third member of the present parliament
who has been ignominiously expelled.
What win probably prove the third ex-
pulsion will be that Of George Wood
gate Hastings. membe- for the East or
Bromsgroye division of Worcestershire,
who was sentenced to FIVE years penal
seryTtnde on his plea Of guilty to the
charge Of misappropriating the sum Of
20 900. Mr.. Hastings, who ii Liberal
Unionist in politics, has represented the
east division Of Worcestershire since
April, 1890 He Is 66 years old.
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Robhers ChecIrmated.

EAGLE Pass, Tex, March 12.--C n.
Britton. Of the Las Vacas mines. going
to the mines with $4,000, and accom-.
panied by three mintrs. all heavily
armed, were attacked by six desderadoes,
who made an attempt TO capture the
treasure. After desperate battle. IN
which one man in each party WAS killed,
the robbers were driven otf without
their booty.
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Biackmaiier DIaitland.s Sentence.

LONDON. March IA large crowd,
comprising many persons well known in
fashionable society, assembled in the
Central criminal court TO listen to the
trial Of Maitland Francis Moreland, the
aged Oxford tutor, who was accused of
attempting to blackmail members of the
mobility. Maitland pleaded guilty and
made an eloquent plea for mercy. He
was sentenced 70 ten years penal servi.
filde.
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Citizen Treber Pardoned.

WAsHINGToE. March. i2--The secre-
tary of state is in receipt of a telegram
from the charge d'affairs ad interim at
Berlin saying that Mr.. John Treber, Ct
Deadwood, $. D., has been pardoned.
1t viii be recollected that Mr.. Treber. q
citizen Of athe United States, visited
Germany, his native country, some
months since and was imprisoned.
charged with having violated the mill
tary laws of that country.
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senator Quay Far from well.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March 12.--Sen-
ator Quay remains at his San Lucia cot
tage. Notwithstanding reports 10 the
be quite prolonged, as he is by no means
well man To come north before April
is regarded as an experiment that might
he attended by very serious results.
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Round Thosr House Wiped ont.

LANCASTER. Pa, March 12. During
the absence from nome of Samuel Rishel.
a farmer, of Farmersville, his house
caught fire fromA an overheated stove
pipe, and it and its contents were de-
stroyed Loss, 81 500; no insurance. One
hundred dollars in bank notes in q trunk
were also burned. The family knew
nothing of the fire until their return
home, and then it was in ashes.
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Murtierous Tramps.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, March IA mob Of
tramps dubbed William jackson, col
ored, into insensibility in the yard of the
Pennsylvania railroad at Sunbufy
robbed him and then tossed mis- body
into car containing sheet iron. where
it was frightfully cut and bruised Jack
son is in the county alnshouse, and may
die. The tramps have been captured
and are IN Jail.
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To Unite with Prohibitionists.

INDIANAPOLIS, March IA joint
meeting of Prohibition and Peoples
party leaders was held here, and it was
decided to Gala joint convention Of both
parties to nominate state ticket. II
was decided to urge other states to pool
issues on state matters. but not ON ma
tional.
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rhe Lyon. College Cioseu

PARIS, March IL. "A dispatch from
Lyons states that in consequence Of the
disturbances caused by the students in
the medical college there the college, has
I4.tsiI closed,
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Another Blizzard.

New YORK, March ~ Dispatches
from vatious sections OF the state re-
port veritable blizzard raging, and II
Is believed that it viii rival In severity
the great storm of 1885
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Crushed 20 Death by the Cars.

ASHLAND, Pa, March IL. "A fatal ac-
cident occurred at the North Ashland
colliery Maybury George, nit was
walking along the gangway wi ii
Of ears came along, crushing hilii
the side of the schultz. He was 81 ,...,,. "
injured that he died shortly after Tia.
,.l,tl..Ktf
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wound up. and whether the tru,n prop
erty shall be distributed. or whether
part, and II so, what part, shall be di.
vided and what part sold, and whether
such sales shall be public or private,
When asked whether the trust would
he recognized In some other form, and
what was the reason for the dissolution
S. T. C.. Dodd, the solicitor for the trust.
said:
No Thongbs Of Reorganization
mo, we have no intention Of rcorgan-
thing the trllst; onr purpose II to dis
solve, not reorganize This decision has
been brought abont m part by the de-
cision against the trust Ia ohio, hut
more largely by the opposition and legis-
iation against trusts of this sort in diff.
fdrent states Of the Union. and which
has become hnrdensoIne The decision
IN Ohio was the first one given against
our trust deed in any state. OF course
It only affected the trust in that state.
I'VE think the trust has been benefit
to everybody. Besides largely reducing
the pride of oil TO the consumer, It has
enabled every person in our employ who
has saved dollar 4,r got dollar to in
vest 10 share u, the profits Of tlis trust.
and IL that WAY 4 has been profit shar-
iils industry.
sirowtD = IN. Tsus,.
When the rrust VA organixed Il
comprised about thirty persons Now
there are 2,00U persons names on the
book as certificate holders, and those
persons are scattered all over the world
The capital Of the trust il $95 900 900,
and during the ten years Of its existence
it has paid quarterly dividends of s per
cent, or ~ per cent. per annnn. It's
export business aInonnts u about $,O,-
000, 900 year, or about two-thirds Of its
total business.
aThe manner in wnicn the Trust shall
be wound up depends largely npon the
certificate holders They VIII fix the
time when the trust shall be wound up,
if they determine that that shah he done,
and under the trust deed the trustees
shall make the distribution Of the trust
property IN the mode directed, or, ii no
mode be agreed upon by two-thirds in
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EoR SALE.

House and lot on East High street, house. Of
rooms stable. Price $780,
New 9room house. double bay window, plaza
and double porch and 3 nice lots in Palmyra,
Lebanon county, Pa Weuld exchange for Mar
tinsburg property, or farm in Shenandoah Val.
ley. Price $500. See ]. II. BRISToR.
1-2S-6w
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A Wounded Miner Gers Damages.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, March Il, The county
court awarded Daniel Kepler Q verdict
Of 81 800 damages for dampers crushing
his arm IN 1881 At the Black Diamond
colliery
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EloR sALE.

Houses, one double and one single, large lots,
wen located, will be sold together or separate
ly. Rents pay ten per cent. on Investment: For
particulars see j. s, MATTHEW'S.
2-6-4w.
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ToR RENT.

A rood store room, with cellar and wareroom
attached North Queen street, doors above X.
u, Snodgrass &sCo's drug store. Apply 70 VIM.
r. WILLIAMS, 3-7-lm
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yxyANTED AT ONCE !,

Sums Of $1,000; 5000; $4,000, and $1,000 for
periods Of l. q & or years interest payable
annually, and secured by mortgage. Address
Or care of WORLD office.
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yXTILk PAy CASH
Parties having any good manure to sell can
sell same for cash bv inquiring at Adams Ex-
press Office. 54-5w
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EoR RENT

FoR RENT.
The saloon now occupied by Chas. Farrin on
N. Queen street and dwelling house adjoining.
Apply to W Ed. Mckee, W. Burke street.
8-3-1W.
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Tor RENT.

Convenient room next to Al NJ. Gilbert's. re-
Gently occupied by WIN. Wright, as clothlng
store. Apply to JNO. FELLER 3I-tt
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EoR SALE

FoR SAFE.
A MOI Fresh Cow. WIN. NJ HoLIIs; West
Martin Street. 2S9t-
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The business failures throughout the
country during the last seven daysnum.
ber fur the United States 40 and tor
Canada 26.a total0f 2,6 IA compared with
$40 last week and 27O the week previous to
the Inst. For the corresponding week ii
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EOR SALE.

An Gdell Type Writer, good as new. Cost Si5
Will be sold very cheap. Call at The MoRDD
Office and examine same. 1-fAAf.
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WANTED.

A situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman, ex-
perienced, rapid Penman good Accountant.
RefsIences given, Address = Z care of WoRLD
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Foe sale
organ, good as new. calland see. BERTHA
N. BROOKS. sss.-lw.
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WAsrHD-
GOOD steady and energetic boy to drive
bread wagon Must be of good habits. Apply
at TIE WORLD ofice, 5i2lW