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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
JEWISH
NEW YEAR.

On next Frid, , Q 'ening, at sunset, th,
new year 5662. according to the Hebrew
calendar. will be welcomed in every syna
g0Rue and chevra throughout the world
All Jewish houses of wo rship In the
city arc now being cleaned and purified.
for reformed and orthodox Israelitss while
differing greatly to their forms Of cere-
moDies, agree that the New Year marks
the tilno for the cleansing of every thing
that has boon used In the preceding twelve
months
This holiday Is called "Rosh Hash onna
and Is the universal day Of rejoicing. Pres
ents and congratulatory cards ore ex
changed. and family reunions are held.
The woek Of festlvlty begins general,
holiday seuson for the Israelities. Tho DO
Rod Of rejoicing is followed by the pen
ten,ial days. during which occurs Yom
Kippur. the Day of Atonement. This Is
solemnized by abstinence from all food
during the twenty four hours. and the
more orthodox before sunrise and remain
on their knecs praying until sunset
The gloom Of Yom K!ppur Is dispelled
by the Succoth FEAST which follows In
the Jewish language "Succa" Ia a booth
AMI Succoth signifies the harvest holiday,
whom thanksgiving ia given for the pro
ducts OF the field In many of the larger
synagogues "sucoa" will be erected in
silo tho sanctuary, and laden with oholce
fruit and vegetables which the worship
ers bring.
The coming of the New Year will be nm
nounced to The con yregat'ou In the trndi
tional way, which consists Of tho blow
ing OF the shoiar,or rams horn as the last
traces OF tho sun disappear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Articles Carried BY Pre- sidenf

Buffalo, Sort. l0.-A President carrios
IN his pockets articles which are much The
same as carried by any other citizens. Ths
Presidents clothes, which were removed
at the Exposi ion Hospital have been
sent to the Milbnrn residence, whore the
pockets were emptied. In his right hand
trousers pocket was some ST. 80 In curron
cy. With these coins was small silver
nugget, we'll worn as II the President had
carried 1t AS pocket pi0co for LONG
time. Three small penknives' pearl han
died, were in tho pockets Of the trouserss
Another battered coin presume ably q
pocket piece was In the left hand pocket
Tho Presidents wallet IL we'll worn and
Of black leather, about 1 inches by 8, Il
was not marked with his name. In II
was t45 In bills. " A NUN ber sof cards.
which evidently had rested in the wallet
for some vine. we're in one Of the com
partments. a.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Scores Yellow Journalism.

Elkton, Nd, Sept. Io.-The
Prohibitionists OF Cecil county as
sembled in l,lkton to-day aud nom-
mated a ticket to be voted for this
all.
:. The convention passed a series of
reso utions, and prayers were off,
cred for President AicKinley's re-
covery. Anarchism and yellow
Journalism were denounced as
dangerous to society and each
should be muzzled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
THE CROP OUTLOOK.
Conditions Are Generally Regarded
as Favorable

Washington, Sept. 10-The weather
bureaus weekly summary Of crop con.
dltions says:
Reports from the principal corn pro.
ducing states west of this Mississippi
river indicate that late corn Is matur.
ing rapidly and that cutting Is In ac.
tive progress in all sections, being
nearly completed In some localities
The late crop continues to improve In
Nebraska and is filling better than an
ticipated. In Iowa the bulk Of tho
late planted fields wilISbc beyond dan.
ger from frost by Sept. 90 In the dry
section of the state about one-half the
acreage being already in shock except
portions Of northern districts. In Mis-
souri, the crop is drying up. Generally
favorable reports are received from
states east Of the Mississippi river with
the exception of Illinois. where corn
has deteriorated slightly and its ma.
turity been hastcned by dry weather.
Cutting is in progress in the northerly !
sections under very favorable condi.
tions.
Favorable reports regarding tobacco
continue from nearly all districts. Cut,
ting and housing are In general prog.
ress and a satisfactory crop is indI.
Gated, although tobacco is light In
North Carolina and Wisconsin and cur.
ing very badly in Maryland.
No Improvement in the condition of
apples is reported. This fruit is scarce
II nearly all sections and prospects for
poor yield are indicated, but In por.
Ions of Arkansas and West Virginia a
,ood crop Is generally promised. mi
Missouri and Indiana apples continue
|ropping and many trees are dying in
he first named state.
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THE NEWS
OF CLAYTON,

Clayton, Sept. 1.-The residence o, NJ.
ana Mrs. George Cham bers. on West
street, this city wsi the scene of pretty
wedding Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock
when their daughter, Miss Mary Il Cham
oers. was united In marriage to Georcs
Davis. Of Wilmington, fireman on tho
Delaware Division. The bride was dress
ed In travelling suit OF brown. Only the
immediate family and Mis-, Addis
Deakyne wero present. MI. and Mrs.
Davis received many handsome present,
They loft on the 3.O6 train Mondsv
morning for points north. There many
friends wish them happy married life. /,
Rev. c. Dexter Wooden has bean reouesh
ed by Bishop Coleman to stay at Reho.
both TO conduct the services there Sun.
day. During bis absence w. H. Goff will
have charge at Triuity Church.
Frank Leyden, an ex.policemsn OF
Philadelphia. who now resides 10 Clavton
has been engaged as special officer al
st. Joseph's School. Ho has uniformed
tho same as the city policemen and has
also been sworn in.
A scrap occurred at the Clayton cannerv
yesterday IN ornln. amoug the Bohemians
three tomato pselers being involved in thu
quarrel. One of the mon was strnck oysr
the head with pieco Of iron, inilctinr a
painful wound. No arres were made
William H. Croft who was recept,v
head clerk on the old Baltimore e. Dsls
ware Bay railroad, has been eppoiutod
by Superintendent Holiday as mas.er
carpenters clerk on tho Delaware rail.
road, to succeed j. Edwin Hotfecker who
recently resigned to accept the position AZ
secretary and Treasurer OF the puiladsl
phla 4 Smyrna Transportation Compauy,
J Chandler Wright, OF Wilmington,
las been engaged as instructor ofths band
1t st. Josophs Industrial School. The
1and will be Increased to 45 pieces. 10
low consists OF IS pieces and Is consider
Vi oAe of the best musical organ izations
Il the State south OF Wilmington, b,inp
allied upon to give concer's several times
Wilmington. Philadelphia aud as fur
outh as Richmond, Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

RELIEVING GUARD AT MILBURN MANSION.
be allowed TO sit up. With the cxcep-
tion of the physicians and attendants,
only Mrs. Mckinley and Secretary
CortelyOu have been admitted to his
presence. The report that his brother,
Abner Mckinley. saw him yesterday
is incorrect.
Chicago. Sept. 1O-Emma Goldman,
whose speeches are alleged to have
fired the brain of Leon CzolgOsz, the
would be assassin of President Nc
Kinley, has been arrested here.
Miss Goldman's manner was defiant
as she was led into the office Of Chief
Of Police 0'Neill, but she discaimed
all knowledge of Czolgosz and his
crime, admitting only that she met
him here July IL.
"Do you know that your words are
what CzOlgosz claims stirred him to
shoot the PRESIDENT" she was asked.
II do not. never advocated vic.
lencc. scarcely knew the man. |
was leaving for Rochester via Buffalo
when Czolgosz had Il few words with
me. He said he had heard me lecture
at some memorial hall in Cleveland
last May and that he wanted to
know me. He said he knew ! was In
Chicago and looked NE up. scarcely
remember anything about him save
that hts complexion was light.
"Thcn, low do you know that this
man Is the one who tried to kill the
PRESIDENT"
"Oh." with shrug of the shoulders,
II guessed that from what the news.
papers say"
What did you think when you
heard that an attempt to kill the
president had been made?" the woman
was asked. With wave of her hands
nnd anorncr snrug or the snouIoers
she answered disdainfully:
II thought, oh, the foolv"
The prisoners manner has been
growing more and more excited. al.
though she made an evident effort to
control herself. In this she finally
succeeded and launched into a dis.
course on the teachings Of anarchy.
She declared that anarchy did not \
leach men to do the act which hos
made Csolgosz desplsed and hated the
world over.
1--WE work against the system and
education Is our watchword," said she.
Looking For ConsDisators.
Secret service officers hsr1. having
'oms. tQ tAa, aopolulidn th& As. It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
PREPARING FOE INQUIRY,
Commander Sharp, Formerly of the
Vixen, Calls on Lemly.

Commander sharp, Formerly of the
Vixen, Calls on Lemly.
Washington, Sept. 10.--Lieutenant
Commander Alex Sharp. who was In
command Of the Vixen during the West
Indian campaign. and whose notes Of
the battle Of Santiago Bay have been
said to conflict with those Of Lieufen.
ant Harlow, was called at the navy de-
partment and spent sorie time in c9p
ference with Judge Advocate General
Lemly.
Ensign George B. Rice, who was In
charge Of the Brooklyn's after turrst
during the battle. has had conference
with Admiral schley's counsel and
Went over the line Of testimony he will
present before the court.
Commander George W. Baird has
presented to Admiral Dewey as presi.
dent of the court Of inquiry handsome
gavei made from a piece of lockwood
taken from the captured Spanish
cruiser Reina Mercedes and the ad.
miral has accepted the same with
thanks. 1t will be used during the
opening sessions OF the court,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
REYM0ND TO
STAY IN JAIL.

ph;,,a.,,h, O.. =,
ford in tb. Jr,,,o, G .,,. n,s,-;S. 60.
today f,lsd an on;nion i, tia ,,,.. =, a..
two Fedar,, n,,so,.., u,., ~,
moud and CharIs. w Ravmond uho =,
csn.Iv ,pstitrtad l.. .ho,, ~
ings looking to tb,ir ro,.,so an u, 800.
that tbev war, s,,i,,ad ~ ~, -. t.s.s,.
of the re,e,, porn.u,u,,,.
not
Jud.a R-ad,ord ho,d .,,. ~ .ho
SUMPTION that the psnn,y,vor,o oo, ~,
Moy H. ron, ent;,,a5 nAn nm, nuon,d,n.
far Tho co,,,,,,,,,.,, p.o'E
b ebayior of conv,cts and rr,son.rs q,
pr isons, pen,tentiar,ss yvorkhousos and
county iajls of tbi. s,ata,,1 rs,,,ot,o,s
governing ths CANA ia bv oona,osa,o..,
leglsla ion applicable In Jr,itsd stat
prisoners confined In the Eastern Psniten
tiary OF this state ut the time of it's enacs
ment, right to communication for gooa
behavior in ,ba ahs,,co of a ran,rt -,
that subject BY the board of nrsou
officials to the povernor ona .c,io, tber.
on by the latter with tho approval of tho
designated state officers
Counsel for the prisoners had contend.
cd that the act of sefexccutiup and TIM,
good behavior alone entitled the nrison,
ers to their release. judge Bradford he,d
otherwise. H. stis,d that cert ain pro.
ceedings were necessary. tits required
that the board of In spsc,ors shall meet
and deterrn ne the amount of commu.s.
'ion to be allowed to conyic}; a report
must then be forwarded to tho governor.
who shall use bis own discretion in approv
Ing the report. In this connection Judge
Bradford said:
"The case made by the petltionsrs lac,..
the essential element Of favorabls action
by the PennsylvanIa authorities with re
Ipsct to commutation. Without sncb IA,
.rable action he oann OF b, held TO unlaw
ully restrained OF his liberty and rom
eoueutly cannot aa tba wo,to, 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Washington, Sept. 10.-Attornsy Gen
eral Knox has returned from Buffalo.
He sent for Solicitor General Richards,
with whom he had an hours confer
ence on the subject of the possibility
Of reaching Czolgosz under the federal
laws. Sections S50S and $500 Of the
Revised Statutes were carefully gone
over and the conclusion was reached
that If conspiracy could be shown
these two sections might be made to
annIu Tho only advantage. however.
that could be gained would be In the
length Of the term Of imprisonment
that Czo)yosz might be made to sefve.
Under these sections ten years i'm.
prisonment Is the maximum term but
no time allowance 10 made tor good
behavior as In the state of New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs Edward FlOrsy O: No. 4
Ea It a4,h street havo returned from ten
days trip to Buffalo. They were both
very much pleased with exposition.
Mr.. Florey said the Grentcst excitement
prevails at Buffalo over tho attempted rs
sassination Of tho President aud that 1t is
almost impossible to get within square
or two Of any Of The bulletins, the crowd
being SO preut,
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are based on rigid scientific principles,
as they are applicable alike to all cases
Of surgery.


Of surgery.
DR.. Mynter's Assurance.
DR.. Hermann Mynter said: "Tht
president is doing splendidly, and he
Is out Of the woods, If may express
1t that way. have never been really
| optimistic. because l do not like ia
PREJUDICE serious cases, but now | can
say to you that everything in the
presidents condition warrants the
statement that he Is on the road to
quick recovery"
DIR. Wasdin said: 81 have believed
throughout that the president has a
fair chance of recovery. Now | de-
sire to say that the chances against
that recovery Is very slight. His ten.
perature is splenoid ana MS purse get
ting normal"
The doctors folsthe first time use the
expression, "eminently satisfactory"
showing the increasing degrees of con-
fidence. They were also willing to
give official assurance for the first
time that rapid convalesccnce may
be expected If no complications arise.
DR.. McBurney's Views.
DR.. McBurncy was in high spirits
as he came from the Milburn resi-
Gence.
as the president out of danger?" he
was asked by a reporter. I'VE believe
he Is practically ont Of danger" he re-
piled, measuring his words Then he
paused. "Of COURSE" he added, "thcre
are still possibilities in the case, and
we will all feel better when a week
has gone by. but his Improvement is
so marked, his symptoms are so good,
that we feel safe in assuring the pub
lie that he will recover. Blood poison
ing might still develop. We could not
give a guarantee now, but the chances
are remote. AS for peritonitis, con-
slider that the danger from intlamma.
tion of the perltoneum has passed"
Might not an abscess form about the
bullet"
ayes, Of course. The bullet may not
be clean, but If 1t does we can easily
locate and remove It."
''lf the president continues to improve
and his convalescence is not checked,
how soon will the secondary operation
for the extraction of the bullet be per-
formcdT
Never" replied the famous surgeon.
THAT piece Of lead encysted in the
of his back will cause no
harm. or course if 1t gives him trou-
bic an operation will be performed"
but you will use the X ray to locate |
lt?'
He shook his head. "Why should |
we?" he asked. "TO satisfy our curl |
Dsity? That would be its only pur-
pose"
DR.. McRurncy's supreme confidence
in the outcome could not he ovcrstated
His manner and bearing all testified to
he conviction he felt. There was none
If the reservations he had previously
made.
The president asked for the papers
lgain, and also asked when lie would
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Could Not BE Verified.

The report that a passenger
jumped from the steamer Brandy
wine into the Delaware while the
boat was on her way down the riv-
er on Tuesday afternoon could not
be verified. The report was circu-
lated in Philadelphia, but the ohic-
ers ofthe Brandywine declared last
night that if one OF their passengers
jumped overheard it was without
their knowledge.
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ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

born beneath lucky planet for he
has had more fortuna ate escapes from
death than a half dozen of men.
The latest was early yesterday
morning when he and his team fell
into ditch filled with four feet of
water. He had been in Whining
ton where he sold horse and start
ed for home after midnigh After
crossing Market street bridge he
fell into sleep and his favorite
horse, the valuable trotter. Bron-
son. started at lively gait. After
crossing the p, w. g. b. railroad
tracks the horse SHE'D to one side
and the next moment the horse and
sleepy drive were in the ditch.
Watts head and shoulders were
out Of the water and be quickly be-
gan 10 extricate himself from his
perilous condition and after he snc-
ceeded he discovered that his valu-
able horse was fast in the mud ON
his back. After he got the buggy
free he worked hard IN an attempt
to get the animal on it's feet but
was unable to do so. Then he
walked into Wilmington and Sc
cured cab and four men, Three
ol them were colored and after half
an hours work they succeeded in
getting the horse out. BY this
time Watts was thoroughly ex.
hausted and chilled by his expert
ence. He got into the cab togo back
to Wilmington and had not gone
far when he found the white man
with his hand in his pocket. A we'll
directed blow caused the fellow to
withdraw his hand. Between there
and Front street Watts dropped
into doze as he was thoroughly
chilled. The white man left the
cab and so did $50 in cash and a
lot OF valuable papers including a
note for $50. Watts stayed in vii.
mingtop until this morning when
he returned home.
People who were going to Will
mington this morning were sur.
prsed and alarmed TO see the
wagon by the side of the ditch
while Watts faithful dog kept
watch. To add to the compile atons
the hat worn by the livcryman was
seen floating on the water in the
ditch and for time it was thought
that the man had been drowned,
An Investigation fortunately re.
vealed the fact that both Watts and
horse were rescued.
The citizens cornet band reor-
ganized last evening with head.
quarters in the Knights OF Pythias
Hall.
George G. Knowles has gone on
an extensive cunning trip on his
chit Acme.
George Schotield who has resided
IN Dalby Avenue for several years
-emoyed to Chester, Pa, yester-
lay.
Charles Lancaster. Lewis Thomp.
'on, James Keegan and Motion
Rodgers went fishing yesterday
md caught about 500 pounds Of
ish. Joseph II. King and sons al
10 made a heavy haul OF fish yester.
lay.
Wood buckets, l0c., fruit jars,
ely tumblels, 25c. doz., wash
'oier, G0c. Stoops.
Thomas Leonard Of Dobbns.
lille is in a critical condition.
Cake and lemonade were served
0 those present at the social OF the
unior Epworth League OF the
lethodist Church last evening.
lev. William G. Rooms interested
he young people with riddles. Vo.
al and instrumental music was
endered,
Miss Alpha Smith will 60 to the
Vest Chester State Normal School,
ohn Carrick will enter Delaware
ollege and Archie Rennie will take l
course in Goldey College.
John Reynolds is still very sick.
The Bull Hill Social Club will re. r
rganize next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Muncie, Ind, Sept. 1O.-President
Hayes Of the Glass Bottle Blowers as
sociation Of the United States and Can
ada has adjusted all differences With
the firm of Ball Bros. and the two
factories will resume Friday night.
Since the flint bottle blowers began
Joining the Hayes association fifteen
hundred additional members have been
taken In and the settlement this year
is the earliest for years. President
Hayes says conferences have taken the
place of former strikes in his organiza,
tion and 1t proves much more effective.
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Post Office Robbed.

Brilgeton. N. D.. Sept. I0-1'he Shiloh
postUtllce. three miles from hero. was
robbed last night by expert safo crackers
They blow open ths safe and secured
$500 in cash and about SOD worth of post
age stamps. Thoy are supposed to belong
to u gang of robbers who havo been oper
nting at Iansdowns. Pa, and working
this way.
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Have Ctmmen ced Bowling !.

The organizing Of bowling league
seems to have aroused the interest o f
the bowlers. The alleys at the Y.
M. c. A. are we'll filled every after.
noon and evening.
There is no indications OF interest
falling In the 6 anne for some time to
sQWsa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Paterson, N. j., Sept. 10.-Pedro
Esteve. the editor of the anarchist
organ In this city, was visited by six
secret service men at the meeting hall
of the band of anarchists known as
the Right Of Existence" group. He
was subjected to close examination.
but 80 far as could be learned 4k:hing
connecting h Paterson -.asts
with the attack = &ssisasI1t AicKin.
Icy was elected.
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San Bernardino. Cal, Sept. TO-.
Three hundred mechanics employed a,
the Santa Fc shops here quit work be
cause the company refused to pay
them extra for working on a holiday
The men will report for duty, but there
is some doubt as to whether the com.
pany will allow them to come back.
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$40 EXCURSION TO PAN AMERICAN EX
POSITION,


Augusb 8. IA, 90 and CO. Sept. T. 10, 10
aud 25. Train leaves Wilmington, Della
" are avenue. 8. 80 q. m .affordlng dsligh.
full daylight ride thr rough the famous Wy.
oming valley. Through Parlor cars.
Tickets good returning seven days. inclu
81 Black % Diamond EzaEs.. sR AoZs! L!pls
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Owen Hession has purchased for him
self pew rubber tire wagon, and now
drives last nag. Owen appears to bo
getting young at least In Ms idsas and
likes 10 drive behind his fast pAs In. the
cool Of Tho evening, tx
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dsn attack Of Group il you don's have. Gr.
TaQuH' Es!,e.s!ss !2l 0l On hapa sof Tho
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Bal blood and indigestion are deadly
anrmiea to guoi health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ClOsing Quotations Of the New Yorh
stock Exchange.

NOW iofk, sept. W
Money on call easier at 5a5ls per ceat Pri,p.
mercantile paper. 5s5ls per cent. StifEnS *
change fairly steady with actual buenesi in bank,
ers bills at 81 s5ha4s5l1 for demand and at u d
for 40 days. Posted rates, H. sSlaa4.s4 and g. sea
4SSis. Commercial bills, sAs2Aa4s2sx. Bar sill
YER 5sho. Silver cert tifoates unquotad. MeSiear
dollars, iSisc Government bonds strong. State
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds frmer.
Closing prices
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NNTANTED-BY A LADY FROM THE
Etx country a situAti IN AZ housaseeper;
p give Reference AddroS. Houseae, ~.
khis office. si.Jt$
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tlH7 ANTED-BOY IN A q ltOCEitY TORE
wv lot under Is years Of age; one from
khe country preferred. Address q. 0. this
Dthcs. s7..t
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The Wealller.

Showers with light to fresh winds
mostly east to south.
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~ RheumatisIn, Nsuralgia, uri ok rel.ir
Dr. Montgomery. wv N. 9tL street. Phila
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

tAIT TANTED-BOY FOR MANUFAt tTUn-
fNt er's office not unJer lG; gond pen'nan
4esirable. Apply 10 "X' Republican Office.
s4.3t
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THOR SAl.i:-PARIOR AND BEDROOM
~ suite. carpets ccuches stoves, exten.
sion table and kitchen utensils. Apply 800
West 7th street. parties leaving city.
| sL3tS
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AZ Office GENTS FINE CLOTHING
~ made TO order by reliable morcha ant tai
kor on smal! weekly or monthly payments
Address Post ofaoe. Boz la7. city, aSI2m