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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

C'est au debut de son enage
que la femme a lie plus besoin
de posseder la plenitude de ses
forces. A &c moment, TIN cham
cement radical s'opere dams son
existence. SEES devoirs sont
multip1es. Ellie assume de gra- I
yes Obligations. Tout lie bonheur
futur depend dele, en- grande \
partie. Pour Sc Greer I'm foyer, y
l'homme serieux choisit tou-
jours, de preference, une per-
some robuste ct bien vigou-
reuse.
Comment Sc fait-i1 que tant
de jeunes femmes, aussit6t apres
leur marriage, perdent bien vite
cette mine exterieure qui rep1en-
dissait de grace ct de sante?
lie mari est bient6t desil1usi-
onn&. La jeune spouse desen-
chant&e, 81 ellie ne lie regrette
pas deja, ellie songe du moins
beaucoup a son passe, exempt
de bien DIES ennuis ct DIES troll
b1es qui surgissent maintenant a
dhaque jour.
All! 81 vous @tudiiez &c cas- de phi
verriez tout de suite que, neuf fois S
Ia pauvre petite femme qui peche.
Ions dire que son etat de sante nest
devrait etre. lie plus Solvent, c'e'
aence, car nous ne voulons pas ts
rance celles qui entrent dams la vie
Dams 1'effusion DIES premiers ent
elles oublient qu'au debut de cette
diffGrente pour elles, il y a de graz
tons a prendre pour sauvegarder 1e
Files doivent compenser abondar
lie surcroft de forces qu'elles ont m
deployer, pour faire face aux nouve1
qu'el1es ont a remplir.
{. besogne est, sans doute, plus
qu'auparavant, les travaux plus 70
occupations plus sedentaires. II il
aux jeunes femmes de reagir contr
de depenses physiques.
Cest lie moment par excellence d.
Renforcez vos nerfs ct tous vos mel
chissez votre sang ct purifez lie.
tout votre systeme en- prenant de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
La France ct l'AIlema9ne

LIE correspondent psrisien du
Chimes de Londres rapporte CO
qui suit:
"Quoique la date de la conf6-
renee marocaine soft prochaine,l' 70
pinion generate est qu'elle SO ter
minera dune facon peu satisfai-
sante pour les int6rets francais.
Cette opinion gagne tous les jours
du terrain ct ellie est due on gran
de partie an p%essim;sme calcul6
don't fera montre une partie de la
rpresse allemande, d cette 6poque
I'll nest certainement pas rassu-
rant de lire dams un grand journal
allemand, solvent inspire, que Ia
France ne dot pas oubller que
Pempereur Gulllaume s'est reudu
a Berlin pour proclamer l'indepen-
dance du sultan ct les droits inter
nationaux du Marco, de plus
lAllemagne ne reculera pa 8 etne
changera pas TN iota de CO qu'elle
sayejr- a&&EmA solannel-
ment devant l'Eu1ope ent6re, ses
lntentions ct SOS desirs.
"Apr6s un arrangement conclu
entire deux puiesances ayant I'm
diff6rend, il SO produit generate
ment une d6tente ct DIES relations
plus cordiales s'ensuivent. C'est
CO qui re s'est pas produit entire la
France ct lAllemagne q la suite
de arrangement qu'elles ont con-
clu en- &c qui touche q la question
de la conference marocaine. Les
relations entire les deux gouverne-
ments-en prenant un thermom6- !
tire CONNIE figure -sont bien pres
du point Oh ION gele.
dependant, on ne Eeut encore
pr6voir ce qui Sc passera q Ia con-
ference d'apres le ton irritant ct
compromettant des journaux allie
mands."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
ECHO DE L'OUEST

maflClm0 Ir6Dcalse llnI0nIlOn dc
provoqner rerection, q Paris sur
les bords de la Seine, qui Wit les
premiers eesais de Fulton, en- 1903
I'M monument dams lequel igu-
raient Denis Papin, Jouffroyd'Ab-
bans ct Fulton.
La d6couverte de la marine 3 va
est sans contredit le plus
grand prog14s du steele dernier,
puisque c'est grace 3 ellie que la
civilization europ6enne s'est pro-
pag6e aussl rapiden.ent dams le
monde.
La Gazette Commerclale" de
ISt-P6tersbourg, dit une d6peohe,
annonce que 10000 Jujfs russes
ont 6naigr6 aux Etats- Unis depuls
le dernier massacre.
La population isra6lite DIES Etat-
Unis est d'environ 100000 d'a-
mes.
Rome;-La police q d6couvert
en- dehors de la Porta Cavallegge-
ri le cadavre dune jeune file nom.
NEE Lucia Ciampi ct celul de son
amouleux Luigi Romagnolo. Ces
deux jeunes gems s'6taient suicides
en- s'ouvrant les yeines. D'apres
des papiers trouv6s SUI eux, on'a
appris que lacte de ces jeanes
gems await etc cause par lie refus
que leurs parents opposaient d leur
msriage.
Berlin-Il est maintenant de no.
tori6t6 pubiique que le eouleve-
ment des indigenes des colonies
al]emandes du Cameroun du sud,
est des plus s6rleux.
Neuf grandes tribus, ayant un
effectlf de 10000 %guerriers, sont
en- train de devaster I'm district
dune superticle 6gale q ceile de la
lSaxe, ct les colons allemands qui
sly trouvent courent de grands
dangers.
Londres-Un fonctionnaire du
mipistAre des affaires 6trangAres
disait CO matin: Isl pAllemsgne
NO demande, q la conference DIAL
g6siras, que la 'porte ouverte' au
Marco, tout ira b1en. Mais il est q
craindre qu'elle demande certains
reglements qui SO heurteront aux
privileges exclusifs de la France,
celui, par exemple, de garnir Ia
fronti4re marocaiae de troupes al.
lemandes. On en- parle beaucoup q
Berlin. Or, la France s'opposerait
q une telle demande, ct l'Angle-
terre lappuierait commencement
Eaux termes de Pentente.
"L'Allemagne cache soigneuse-
ment ses intentions ct il est impoe-
sible de dire CO qui Sc psssera 3
Alg6siras. La nomination de M.dv
Tattenbach CONNIE d6l6gu6 de
pAllemagne q la conference nest
pas de nature q rassurer les opti-
mistes, car on salt que ce %fonction-
naire est oppose d la politique de
France ct da Marco"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
Commands par la MALE
promptement rempiies dams
notre deDartOment des Jobs
ALLIANCE FRANCHISE

LIE comit6 ex6cutif du groupe de
Minneapolis de la Federation dt
l'Alliance FRANCHISE aux Etats- Unil
ct au Canada a adopt6, la semaine
dernl6re, son programme pour 1906
II est, de beaucoup, plus complei
que celul de l'ann6e derni4re, gu:
ne comprenait que deux conf6ren.
ces par NJ. Brentano. II Sc com.
pose en- effet de:
10 Une conference qui sera dout
nee le l2 ianvier proclaim par M.
lie Professor Edouard P. Ballot
directeur de. lenseignement d.
francais q .pUniverslt6 North
Western. Sujet: lie drame de Mae.
terlinck.
20 Une conference donn6e yers
lie Ter mars par M. Anatole lie
Braz (co%nf6rencier oficial venant
de France de la Federation de
|l'Alliance Francaise) professeur
au College de Rennes (France)
Sujet: La Bretagne chez les grands
6crivains du XlX4me steele
30 Six conferences donn6es Zen
ire ct aprAs les deux conferences
ci- dessus) par M. r. r.. LeRoux,
de Minneapolis, un des deux con-
.f6renciers oficiels des Etats- Unis
de la Federation de lAlliance
FRANCHISE, entire Boston ct la Nou-
velle Orleans.
40 Une soir6e dramatlque, mu-
sicale ct litt6rajre terminant digne-
ment le cours de 1906.
M. Edward P. Ballot est un con-
f6rencier des plus dist1ngu6s. Cha
que aimee il donne nne s6rie de
conferences soft 3 Cornell, soft
dams une des autres grandes Uni
versites de IEst. Son sujet abso-
Iument d'actualit6 sera un v6rita-
BILE regal pour ceux qui aiment Ia
literature franchise.
Sa conference sera donn6e le
vendredil2 janvier proclaim . huit
heures du soir dams Ia sale de con-
f6rences de pEglise du ..Redee-
mer", coin de la huitiAme rue ct de:
la deuxiAme avenue sud.
Des billets d'admlssion 3 so
cents seront mis- en- vente pour Get
to conference aux buTeaux de IE-
CHIC DE L'OTEsT.
Nui doute qu'un grand nombre
de nos compatriotes se feront an
devoir ct IN plaisir d'y assister.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
Nos JOurnaux

ella Revue" de Holyoke expli-
quaint sa neutralit6 en- matiAre po-
litique franco-am6ricaine, dome
suite q ce regret:
"Nous proftons de cette occa-
sion pour constater que nos COM
patriotes en- general m%anifestent
une indifference d6plorab]e q re-
gard DIES. lournaux franco-am6ri.
Gains.
"Nous re saurions trop regretter
cette apathie; elle est la cause d.
1ecte de Ignorance Oh nos compa-
t1iotes sc trouveut de leurs droits,
-des avantages qu;ils rourraient re-
tirer par l'exercice des droits de
citoyens am6r1saine.
"Pour op6rer la cohesion dams
un corps social, permi les citoyens
dune meme origine, qui ont lie
meme passe, les memes sentiments
les memes interets, les memes as
piratlons pour l'avenir, il faut IN
lien qui les unisse, une voix qui
leur parle, I'm moyen de commune
quer entire eux, un clairon qui les
RESEMBLE aux heures critiques, IN
fambeau qui les 6clalro, un echo
qu1 propage ct conserve leurs
6clats de joie aux jours
des grandes "Reminiscences patriot
ques.
LA presse rationale est Get echo
&c fambeau, ce clarion, cette volx,
ce lien n6cessaire sans lequel ne
sauralt SO conserver ct Sc mainte-
mir un groupement CONNIE le notre
perdu au milieu d'el6ments hosti-
les contre lesquels il nous faut
soutsnir I'm perp6tuel combat.
Ella Revue" met le doigt sur
une plate d6ja tres profonde, mails
il ne fault pas d%6sesp6rer pour celia
de Iavenir de la presse franco-am6-
ricaine. La lutte ~commenc6e, il Y a
plus dun quart dc steele, a etc f6
conde en- bons resultats. lis pour
raient sire plus encourageants, ct
c'est l'effort continue. initiative
alerte ct vigoureuse Pesprit de fra
ternit6 bien entendu set large qui
provoqueront les success de de-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
Grntl ~ l'@utst
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI 10 Jaavier O6
Entered at the Post Office Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
&c responsible

L,EcHo D r LOuEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
yes correspondence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
AUX Hommes d'Affaires.

Nous attirons l'attention DIES
hommes d~'affaires sur notre impri-
merle. Nous sommes toujours en-
6tat d'e16cuter toutes eortes d'ou-
wages typographiques. Notre per-
sonnet du d6pertementd DIES impress
sions est au complet, nos caracte-
res nouveaux. Nous demons sa-
tisfaction au public, parce que
nous apportons 3 notre opvrage
toute I'attention ~n6cessaire. Nous
avons des id6es typographiqnes
les plus modernes pour rendre no.
tire Outrage attrayant. Done, avant
d'aller aiileurs venez nous voir on
hernandez nos estimations pour ou-
vrage de tout genre.
Nous pose6dons un stock de pa
peterie tres assorti. Nous lemons
toujours en- main cartes imprim6es
de 'maison de pension, 'maison
q louer'', "chambre q louer" etc.
Nous sollicitons l'encourage-
ment DIES societies condolences ct
atttlrous tout sp6cialement leur at
tention sur la specialize que nous
aisons d'imprimer les llvres de
constitutions. %livres, blancs, divers
cartes, entetes de lettres. envelop-
pes, enfn tout ce don't on a besoin
en- fat de papeterie.
Nous avons droit d votre patro-
mage 81 vous jugez la qualit6 de
notre Outrage. Nos prix sont satis-
faisants.
Ceux qui nous ont d6ja accord6
leur patronage une fois sont inva-
riablement revenus 3 nos ateliers,
CO qui prouve que nous demons 3
tout le monde la plus grande salts
faction.
C'est en- apportant aux impress
sions qul nous sont conf6es tout
lie soin n6cessaire, que nous avons
gagne 10 confiance de notre cl1ent6-
lie, ct, sou ce rapport, Ia r6puta-
ton de notre 6tablissement est eta
Ole Qepuls lOngtemps.
lie plus cher d6sir de la jeune
file doit 6tre de contribuer au
bonhear DIES stems d'y ajouter dams
Ia mesure de SEES moyens.
La femme gagnerait beaucoup,
3 augmenter son baggage moral Fun
lpeu de philosophie. ST on ne lui q
pas dome de la vie des notions
vraies. ellie r6parera elle.meme
cette lacune de, son education en-
Sc forcant B Preservation, q la re-
fexlon, en- domptant ses instincts
surtout.
La femme dot sc maintenir
dams une heureuse:disposition d'es-
prit. 81 les revers viennent 3 at
telndre son mari, ellie aura gard6
los allies de temperance ct ellie lei
fera planer avec ellie, tres haut.
Aux heures de luttes ct dan
goisses le front dun pore sera ra-
frafchi CONNIE dune Drise par la
caresse du regard de SO file. Et
dams les iionrs sombres les yeux
dune mere cherchent le SQUIRE de-
10 file.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de Quest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
am ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12
LIE BEAU NAL,
VOLTA pechec du Bonheur des jeunes maries.

1euses Pi1u1es Rouges pour les
femmes pA1es ct fables.
Voici &c que dit Nine Carriere.
Peu de temps apres mon
je fus prise de debi1ite:
Celia degenera bient6t en- TN NAL
general. En- effet, pendant deux
ans TAI endufe de terribles dou-
leurs par tout lie corps. J'avais
de frequents embellishments, je
me sehtais toujours a bout de
forces. Les GRIZZLIES me bourbon
naient la p1upart du temps. Les
points me devoraient ct mon
estomac Sc delabrait chaque
Jour advantage. Tous les re-
medes que j'essayai antecedem-
ment furent de null effet mails
sit6t que je commencai aprendre
DIES Pilules Rouges, je sentis
beaucoupde s%oulagement. Aussi,
j'allai bient6t consulter les Me-
deems SPECIALISTS de la Gle
Chimique Franco : Americaine.
Ceux-ci me frent suivre TN bon
traitement, ct six bottles en- tout
de Pilules Rouges fnirent par
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

S'oublier est encore lie meilleur
rem6de d l'ennui.
L. Parisielle
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-01-12

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., do1vent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
MIR RoOsEvELT's TAX DOCTRINE
IL l. What the Civilized World il
Coming To.

But the palpable yeraclties which
belong to the sermonlc portion OF the
presidents address are not It's i'm
pOrtant feature. but the episode par
agraph in which he gave IL as his
personal and private opinion. not yet
ready to be made a distinct party pol
icy that eXtravagant wealth should
DO limited by progressive taxation
~ incomes and inheritanccs. and
that this should be by federal and
not state legislation Graduated tax
alton is now impracticablc. because
not within the province of the nation
N government under our costitution
as Interpreted by the supreme court.
but II is by no means Il novel theoy
Various states tax inheritances. and
Great Britain and other nations
dOpt the principle OF progressive tax
alton of incomes by which a man
with the income OF half million dol
lars pays a larger per cent than one
whose income Is but $1,000
This Is doctrine that has been
stoutly defended by political ccono-
mists elsewhere. and by advanced
theorists in this country II is what
NO have been familiar with from so.
"ialists and populists. who have put
the graduated tax In their platforms.
but is not what would have been an
tiCipated from the head OF the Re
publican party in the country. of the
party which has been called the CAPT
talist's party, and whose leaders
have been pictured with dollar marks
all over them
But MIR Roosevelt evidently be
licv"S in educating his party He has
led IL i'm the matter of control OF
the railroads. so that not a few So
called magnates regard him as more
dangerous than Mr. Bryan We doubt
II i'm presidential election in which
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Bryan were
the opposing candidates. the insur-
ance and trust companies would be
AS ready as they have been TO nav
their hundreds OF thousands into the
Republican treasury Yet Mr. Roose-
Welt Is right, and his personal con
viciton will be that OF many Others.
and one of these days il Will be
embodied in national legislation. II
is the conclusion which the civilized
world is coming TO.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
SEEKING KNOWLEDGE.

Senator Tillman. of South Carroll
ma, is i'm fair way to get himself
disliked by The leading men of both
the great parties, but more partic-
ularly the Republicans, by his dis
position 10 get AT the real facts re-
gdrding corporation contributions for
political purposes. He not ONLY
contemplates inserting the probe. but
i'm addition complete dissection. The
result may be imagined, but not ad-
cquately described And il will not
only take i'm the Mckinley and
Roosevelt presidentiOl campaigns but
several others And 1t will not only
involve corporations of all degrees.
but the national banks of the coun-
try as well. All that would be re-
CURED TO get at the marrow of the
thing, as well as the meat. would he
q commission duly empowed to send
Tor persons and papers. That would
be appreciated by such men as Bliss.
Cortelyou, Plat and "sich. But Will
Congress appoint such an investigat-
ing body Nay nay, Paulina, It Will
not Why? Because that would
yet another manifestation Of base in
gratitude Congress will continue TO
clrcss thc generous hands who have
fed them in The past and made it pos
-'bI" for their parties to succeed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
DISASTER AIDED CUPID.

San Francisco. April 23.-Wcd-
dings in great number have resulted
from the recent disaster. Women
driven from their homes and render
ed destitute have appealed to men
TO whom they were engaged and i'm
effected.
ed.
Since the first day of the disaster
an increase in the number of mar
riage licenses issued was noticed by
County Clerk Cook This Increase is
getting greater. Yesterday morning
seven marriage licenses were issued
in an hour. Cook himself has been
on duty much of the time. as his dep
uty, Paul Wuthe. although no other
business has been transacted.
Il don't live anywhere" is he
answer given in many cases wnca The
applicant for a license is asked where
his residence u.s. II used TO it,.. i'm
San Francisco
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
OPERATORS ARE NERVOUS.

Washington, April 23.-There was
CONSERVATION At the war department
this afternoon when wire cumnlunica-
tion with San Francisco suddenly
stopped and the report went out that
another earthquake shock had been
felt
Later it Was learned that the op-
orators ON duty at the Market house
Terry from where the report came
were frightened by the noise OF lot
of timbers falling and that hearing
the noise they precipitately left their
keys, believing that another shock
had occurred.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
A RICH YOUNG MAN IN POLITICS.

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
No SERIOUS SICKNESS.

san Francisco. April 2:S.-Major
Frank Keesling. in charge OF Golden
Gate park today made this report
% Gen. Funston.
II beg to inform YOU that nor 81
case of serious sickness exists In this
park. All rumors 10 the contrary
are false and malicious. will prom
pity advise you if there is any change
or If anything of a serious nature
occurs"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
WILL TILLMAM RUN
Washington Relieves south Carolina
senator Has His Eyes Turned
Toward White House.
Washington. April .3-Has sena

Washington, April 23.=Has Sena-
tor Benjamin Tillman of South Caro-
lima been siunE hy the presidential
bee? IL Is asserted by some of the
senators that this busy little insect
is buzzing about Tillman's bead and
that the noise il is making Is not AT
all disagreeablc to him la fact. IN
Republican senator said today that
he was convinced that Tillman WAS a
full-nedged receptive candidate
'All his actions" said mis- sens
tor. indicate that Tilman is "a can
didate for the presidency He loses
no opportunity to- jump into the arena
rs the champion Of the people. Ap-
parently he is aiming 10 become to
the Democratic population what Mr..
Roosevelt Is To the Republican mass
"s Tillman is the chief trust bust
"l' of the senate. No trust Is too big
or too little for him TO attack. He is
doing everything possible to create
the impression that he is the real
tribune OF the people"
The same idea has occurred 10 9th
er public men at Washington. IL Is
generally thought that if Judge Par
ker's suggestion that a southern man
be nominated by the Democrats In
1908 is to be accepted. Tillman
would be willing to tackle the lob.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
THE GREEN SEAL PAINTS.

Stand thinning with pure Linseed
OIL, and are therefore more econom-
ical than other paints. Read direc-
lions on every package.
For sale by Reynolds e. sbor. Key
stone. w. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24
TO THE PUBLIC.
To Whom Il May Concern

Mr. G. r Raglan was the architect
and builder on our new factory and
storage houses which we recently
sold 10 The r ! Reynolds Tobacco
Company % gives me pleasure TO
state that Mr. Ragan gave u- entire
satisfaction in the capacity of archi.
tec' builder and manager. and we
found him entirely satisfactory and
competent in these capacities lie is
gentleman Of honor and inteprif,
and attentive TO his work. with no
bad habits can heartily recon
mend him in the above capacity.
PANNfLL RrCKER.
President Rucker & Wifen
Tobacco CO. and Manager
for MarunsviUe Branch Of
r. Reynolds Tobacco Go.
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FELL FROM TRAIN
southern Express Company's Mes
sengcr Had a SERIOUS Accident.

\. IL. Maddel. Southern Express
Company's messenger. while attempt
ing TO alight from passenger train
at Nemours fell about five feet 10
the ground and had lis shoulder
dislocated.
He was taken 10 his boarding
house and from latest reuorts was
doing very well.
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SHOP NOTES

c. B. Edwards left yesterday for
Clifton Forge. Va. whore he has ac-
cepted service with the c and O..
Railroad
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g. r. RAGAN.


Ohices over billiards. Drug store.
SALEM, VA
Plans and specifications prepared
ON tho very shortest notice
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-24

J. b. Raerty has severed his con
nection with the shops and leaves
today
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w. b. Honaker was a business visi-
tor here yesterday
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c. w. Irwin. road foreman OF en-
gines, OF Roanoke. WAS a visitor az
the shops Yesterday
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w j Updiko. Jr. is here from vii
hanson. where he IS now stationed