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Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
ALL THE SECRETS
 OF THE STEEL TRUST
CHAIRMAN GARY KEEPING MOTH.
 ING BACK.
His First Appearance Before the House
 Investigating Committee.

Washington, June 2.-Offering to lay | bare all the facts concerning the Unit ed states Steel corporation and to
 stand or fall on the record. denying planning to form a trust to control
 the steel products and prices of the entire world and admitting that the steel corporation has absolute domina- ton of the subsidiary companies. Ebert H. Gary, chairman of the corporations board of directors. appeared today as the second witness in the inquiry be- ing conducted by the steel trust inves- tigatiOn committee of the house. MT Garys Interrogation will be continued tomorrow when the committee will seek to learn from him further facts relat- ing 10 the taking over by the steel corporation of the Tennessee Steel, Coal x Iron company.
 Today MT. Gary surprised the com mittee with the statement that the Tennessee company before its absorp- tion, while nominally independent of all other companies was very. de- pendent so far as getting a livelihood was concerned" a remark which he quickly asked to have it eXpunged from the records and which ne said he had mo business to make"
 The remark. however. served to fore cast the possibility that MT. Gary to- morrow might make statesments in ac- cord with the testimony given by John W. Gates as to the highly prosperous condition of the Tennessee Coal & Iron company at the time of the forced sale"tO the Steel corporation. MT. Gary told the committee that the Tennes- see Coal & Iron company still owes the steel corporation s10,167,00 for money advanced.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
INTERNATIONAL POLO.
The English chaIlengers Win the First
 Match.

New York. June 1.-The American grip on the international polo cham pionship was given a lively shaking today by the challenging English cavalry officers who. in the first of the matches for the trophy, outplayed and outhit the Meadowbrook four for three-quarters of the match. only to be outridden by the defenders until the score finally stood four and one half goals to three in favor of Amer ica. As the Americans were five to one favorites, the strength of the English team astOnished the big crowd and the game was replete with thrills for the greatest atten- dance of expert poloists ever seen in this country
 The second match will be played on Monday. for neither team cared to renew hostilities on Saturday after today's hard struggle
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
\ FAREWELL FUNCTION
Ball at Juarez Rivaling in Splendor That Prepared for the Memorable Meet
 ing of Two Presidents Schedule for the Journey.

JUAREZ, Mexico. June lon the eve of his departurefOr Mexico City
 to resume the responsibilities incurred
 by the success of the revolution. Ma
 dero tonight attended a formal ball
 given in the ball room of the customs house, wheretwo years ago Diaz in great splendor received President
 Taft Those who arranged the ball attempted to outdo the magnificence which surrounded President Diaz.
 Leading the grand march. Madero whom many look upon as likely to be the next regularly~ elected president Of Mexico. piroutted over the waXen floors beneath $, bower of flags and in a bewildering maze of standards and white columns. Many Americans mingled in the crowd and shared with Madero and the former provisional officers the honors typical of Latin American festivity.
 That Madero. however. was not solely enErossed in the ball was evi- dent from the frequency with which he consulted his officers concerning the trip to Mexico City The insur- recto leader intends to leave at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow. going by way of Spofford Junction and Eagle Pass, Texas. His journey from Eagle Pass is to be made in a special train to TorreOn, Zacatecas and AgUas Cali entes It is believed that he will reach Mexico City at 10 o'clock We'd nesdaY morning. The route and time however are subject to change.
 The official itinerary follows:
 June 8. a. m.. C. P. Diaz (oppo- site Eagle Pass. met by armed es- cort with train 10 Mexico City.
 June f. 8 a. m. will arrive at san Pedro de las Calienas at noon and will arrive at Torreon at night
 June ,. S a. m will arrive at zaca- tecas. Will arrive at Aguas Calientes at night.
 June 6. s a. m.. will arrive, at Leon. Will arrive at San Juan del Rio at night.
 June :. 10 a. m., will arrive at Mexico City.
 Extraordinary precautions are be ing taken for the safety of the train X thorough inspection of the railroad tracks will be made and pilot is to precede Madero's special to look for any dynamite mine or any bands of desertcrs from the insurrecto army who might plan to burn bridges. The necessity for these precautions has caused unconcealed anxiety among the members of the Madero party ] some Of whom are of the belief that | the train will not be able to run on | anything like schedule time
 The grand jury at Fl Paso today returned an indictment against Dan | iel De Villiers who was arrested | several days ago on a complaint | charging him with conspiracy to murder Madero. No word has been received here as to the case of w. F. Dunn. the American arrested at Mon terey. Mexico
 As a tribute to Fl Paso Madero. with 500 unarmed troops today to the international bridge and presented the city with the Long Tom cannon which blew up when being used in the battle of Juarez
 Miguel Ahumada federal governor pf Chihuahua. today announced his resignation. thus clearing the way for Abram Gonzales. the provisional gov rrnor. This fact may somewhat clar- fly the situation in the north. though the provisional government is moi yet established
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
FRISCO SHORT LINE
 10 PACIFIC COAST
Conclusion of an Arrangement With
 the Santa Fe.

St Louis, June 2.-Traffic arrange ments between the St Louis X San Francisco and the Santa Fe system for short line between St. Louis. Los Angeles and San Francisco. which had been under consideration for some time were announced today as perfected by Benjamin L. Winchell, president of the Frisco system.
 Connection with the Santa Fa will be made at Award, Okla and freight serv- ice over the combined lines. with a mileage of 2.0S4 miles from st. Louis to Los Angeles will be inaugurated at once. Passenger service will begin No Vemher 1. when through limited trains will be inaugurated.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
THE yAQU|s AGAIN
 THREATENING WAR
They Demand the Restoration of Their
 Rich Lands.

Tucson. June Several hundred wall armed Yaqui Indians are mobil- ized in the Yaqui river delta country and are demanding the restoration of their lands, according tO statements of passengers on the train that ar rived here from Mexico today
 It is feared that failure to comply with their demand will bring on an other Yaqui war and that many com panies of Yaquis in the regular army will desert the standard and join their COuntrymen in that event
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
AN OPIUM SEIZURE.
Nine Hundred Tins Taken From In.
 coming Japanese Steamer.

San Francisco, Cal, June 1-Nine hundred tins of opium. aggregating the value of s27.O00. were seized by United States customs officials on the Japanese liner, the America Maru. a few minutes after the vessel passed quarantine here today.
 This IS the largest seizure made in San Francisco in many years. off, cials acted on telegraphic information from J. w. Wilkie, head of the federal secret service.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
ARIZONA PoSTMASTERs.

Washington. June 1.-(SpeciaD- Arizona postmasters have been ap- pointed as follows: Fort Defiance. George U. Manning, vice C. C. Man. ming. resigned; Tolchace. F. G. Mitch ell. vice W. O. Johnson, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
PHOENIX RATE HEARING.

Washington. June 1.-(SpeciaD- Special Examiner Biehmer of the in terstate commerce commission. will be in Phoenix on June 20 to take testi- mony in the case of the Arizona Railroad vs. Wells Fargo and others
Arizona republican., 1911-06-02
REYES APPROACHING MEXICO.

Havana, Cuba. June 1.-General Der nardo Reyes left here tonight on the steamer Fuerst Bismark for Vera Cruz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
WEST LIBERTY

Rev Mamma. evangelist. has been
assisting Re- l. : Crosse "a his
series of meetings az short Greek
church.
r McColloch lost one or his best
horses iast Weeh.
Tie teachers az the normal. Prof
Shaw. Misses curtis. Jefferson. Dague
and Miss Maud Curtis ol the public
school. att, nding the meeting % the
Round Table az MouHdsvilie.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gardner. OF
Triadciphia. Wcry here 20 attend the
funeral of Miss Rachel Grow.
Mrs. Lester Wilson. % The Island.
g. visiting her mother. Mrs John
Gurcher
Mrs Emma Speare was Wheeling
visitor Saturday
r ". King spent Friday and Satur.
dav iu Wheeling
DR. and Mrs Shorts and daughter.
Miss Lou were Wheeling visitors last
week
Mr. Morgan. a student Of the nor
NAL. is very DO at his home near West
Liberty
Mss Eliza Hedges. OF Narwood.
Was she guest OF friends In town sat
urday
The athletic class OF the normal are
preparing 20 give play about
THANKSGIVING
Mr. John Savers % home from a
two weeks visit in Wheeling
Mrs ~ J.. Hartiy and Mrs Rebecca
Mckinley were visitors last week 40
TIE McCaunon home. tho oaks near
West Alexander
Miss Hattie Lyons. ~ the normal
spent Saturday and sunday 40 her
home near West Alexander
Mr. John Riggs was e. Wheeling
visitor lass week
Mr. Wilbur Montgomery. teacher 10
80. e school. visited his mother here
sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
OIL WELL MAN
is FOUND DEAD
HENRY BLACK SUccU1sEO TO
HEART FAILURE At
wARMOOD.
Was . Strarser -e-e. ana so,niru
. Sno~r - rNs Pas,
LIE.

Yesterday Afternoon Henry Rlack
arcc about s5. aora. unknown. ~
found dead r~tr az Oh sell boiler. Al
NeA No Z on che WcishAus place. on
the hillside ~ MsrSood. Just aboV.
the business center Of the town.
" here b. VAS employed as a pumper
20 attend flr w.ils Of the Virginia
Gas ana Oh COMPANY
br " = webb. 90 Warwood. Uas
sailed and after q thorough exam.
nation stated that death wa. due 20
heart disease
la the absence OF Coroner A -
Nichols. l'r Charles ~ ktesun. act
ing coroner. had the body removed tu
MtIarIs undertaking establishment.
W l"re further examination OF -he
body MAS Nade. Sustaining Or
N rhbs statement 90 heart sease.
40 marks OF violence we're found on
the body
VERY lfue is known about the dead
man 10 came 10 Nara oot from
Nriisburs about "a month ago and
shortly after his arrival went 20 work
as 60 pumper Tor the Virginia OIL and
Gas Company. Tie boarded and room.
ed az Carl Jones. In WarWood. and
apparently Vas well upon leaving the
house Ca go Ia work az o'clock yes
terday morning. when be was isst
seen alive
In his belongings az tho Jones
house "a note book was found asking
that Gu, Bccke OF the Bccke cafe. De-
notified In case OF death Mr. Becke
said that he had known Mr. Black
since bee came 20 WarWood. but that
he anew nothing about his pact life
nor his relatives. as ne told him moth
ing OBJ his personal affairs
An effort vas being made last
might by tho authorities TO locate the
dead mans relatives if he has any.
or some OF his friends
tie vas rather reserved man and
hxd little To- SAY TO any one while 10
WarWood and 20 is said. that he
seemed 90 D" greatly worried over
something
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
IZAAK WALTON
Elaborate Plans Made for Social Out,
ina az this Popular Fishing
Club.

Wheeling. W. Va. Ii-I2-Ii.
Dear sir
" lover 90 tho rod and reel
Come 20 us and great Joy feel.
The lzaak Walton club event
Il on. and 60 on pleasure bent
Va au VIII gather IN a crowd
And laugh and sing ana cry aloud.
For when good fellows get together
It's sure bound 90 be good weather
Hut getting down % brass tack-.
Here are unauthorized facts
An oyster bake r. on the tap
At the good old lzaak Walton shack
Wagons will leave the Film Grove
postonicc az DO "A IN. and o. m sat
urday. November 18th. and SUNDAY At
$50 a M. November 18Th. BRING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Talks on Teeth
BY
By 0rian Hedriek. D. D. S.
Pity The Poor TOOihleSS Man

Thanksgiving aud Christmas days
are coming Feast Uays-but the
toothIess man is doomed u De disap.
pointed on those days For him there
f. no Joy In drawing up 90 The les.
tive board" tie can't cheN piece
OF white meat" and ~ he tries With
his vobbly old partial plate be IL in
for a nne case of dyspepsia. for meat
not properly chcvcd had better Boz
avoided.
The stomach cant chew o. But
listen:
Here n emancipation.
The Alveolar method.
Have you two or more teeth 'os, I-
your Jaws That viii DO enough f.-
No 10 work win We DON'T saw or
cut. or bore. or burt sou in ans uay
our operators don't hurt patients
They have Ions since graduated from.
the ranks Of the tyre who hurt Dol.
cause they have not the skrI r4r.
less work calls for skill rrI f.ft
ness that only comes from lor.
practice. modern appliance and ssm.
PATTY The Alvcolar method demands
dentists % thc FIRST class C.a..
No charges Ger careful ssaminauo,
6oid Crowns 81 pu
Plates 50 up Porcelain and Eaancf
crowns made.
Fuinrz soc up
Grown and br tee sork 81 up
m you must wear p'lfe jog pal.
make you one OF our smooth Suction
plates. guaranteed never tr G-ls BIZ.
the mouth.
Caution Look for nam, on .oor be-
fore cntering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
war~ooders VIII Sleigh.

The first snow OF winter has caused
the young folks OF WarWood 90 begin
preparations for sleighins II Is a
safe guess that when the first heavy
snow shall have fallen that many a
sIeighing party will BE- given In the
vicinity OF warWoOd. which nov has
ideal streets for such sport There Is
no better thoroughfare Co be found 700
this part OF the State than from North
Wheeling TO the upper end az War
wood. over the newly paved street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

petition signed by scores Of taxpayer,
OF WarNood in the shape of an orl!i.
nance asking that favorable action o..
taken on II The instrument was re-
fcrrcd 10 the ordinance committee.
which viii Ike y report back to cogu-
ell az the next regular meeting bur
INK The past several months there
has been 'arec number 81 mon work
INK in Warwood and Wheeling Vcir-
o. 10 move 10 this town. while So i- be-.
heved that the majority % the people
are supporters o. union labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
council Mar Ps,. ordlnsnes.

Il In believed that the toNn council
will pass an ordinance In the near m
ture that will be- OF much benefit 10
the place In years to come, and which
will have the endorsement % the PEG
pie. and that In 10 give local men pref
erenes on any public Job. and when
possible TO employ union men l. &.
Ice. from the Trades Assembly Of
Wheeling. briefly addressed council
at the last meeting on this question
and submitted for their approval a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Early yesterday morning mine
mule belonging Co the Riyhiald Goa.
Company fell into the ditch te.us GA.
cayated for a sewer rGnl o ir.M ...
miners homes On the Dol % trc uttr
near the tippie. in NHr.h rs. ..ut
breaking .fs Acck The ..-t .ls rV
treated from it's "J.t.... -rayr
and burI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Il am pleased TO recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy As the best
thing know OF and safest remedy for
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble.
writes Mrs. l.. H. Arnold. Of Denver.
Col We have used u repeatedly and
81 has never failed TO give relief" FOR
sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
WARWOOD
: Res.r Is.. Missing.

where - hob=Tt o. 1--we. sho aas
eesn missing from Ia LDrne. gl-lt -
yonf North NarsOO1. Jos tls g4st
seyerai weeks The at se~a o.
Nm b. bis family Cr 4as os.s 80
% Ha4io~e sFsntrs 49, D. ta'1
~ ~As kClns - .--s.l-s ~ ~!t'--as
NE parade. lie So - ected tD re-
turn Rome that l.sLt. RAT n9't--s
haa b.sn sssl nor head % t,m sac
and II 1. feared ~ l4f iasn.ly t-.a- -
has met WIN foul pay cr cuu.ll4fi- q
suicide. a. Ls ras H.4ca ~orr.ed a.
the tine he eft nows o. account Of
ttnAncisl afiAlsh Tesuif4lE ia his los
lag Ia share Of cfops le "a "a .uF
Jointly Win another lafll.i. fol-oa~l
~ Love bsi.s ordered ~ va a'e ,-,
trcpsrty a. ore
Yer the pat several years '4"
missing nan has ben Ialu4as 44nt
bsyond NortL War-.1l. h.a a.ir
notifisi the Wh--..s police ot her
hostsnd'e louF aJssn.e and asA"D
That Ls D. ioeat-d. D. pua14t.- it- o.
III years oil ass. o feet a. ...lrs Tall
and weighs about l's pounds. Do
hair anu mostachr a.c rel aud % hen
he left home be- aaf roughly d. o.
Hia wife and several children are
greatly ~orried All ~sf, d.. -.n-
trsssed circums tan,rs ultl. The i'o-
PIE OF wood came 10 their assist
ancs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

The above night kilograms have
been sent Co the members ~ the
izaak Walton Fishing club THIS cisr
IT, one 20 the oldest and most prom
inent IN Wheeling and the AFFAIR Viii
no doubt he largely attended EIah
crate plans have been made Tor tho
affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

"oh. Ar smilsiight hav~ !ou h-en
making friends with Tido- Ana does his
lttle tootsums like you7
Well II don't think he has decided
vet Hes only Rad one piece
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITES Br
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN.

WILLIAM {. FREEMAN.
Nohoiy would pick out.
LYNN, MASS city with
population less than 100000.
as having the LARGEST
GROCERY AND PRONlS-
ION STORE UNDER ONE
OWNERSHIP in the United
States, huti,iS a fast neverthe-
less.
The owner OF this great esq
adjustment admits frankly
that one OF the reasons why
his grocery ami provision store
is 50 large AMI successful is
BECAUSE or THE NEWS
PAPER ADVERTISING that
he was persuaded 10 10 hy the
publisher ot The LYNN ITEM
THE OWNER or THE
STORE ALW AVS BE
LlENED ~ ADVERTISING.
hut Al the start he used rather
Indifferent copy. The space
was large enough, for he used
six inches single column. hut
Ii VAS the ORDINARY KIND
or ADVERTISING. that did
not say very much except
quote prices. ana did not in
tereSt the readers.
The publisher counSeled the
owner 10 use + no L G II
SPACE TO TELL THE PEO-
PIE or LYNN and vicinity
ALL ABOUT THE STORE
AND IT'S FACILITIES for
serving them well. This was
done.
One advertisement. for in
stance. would refer 10 their
cracker department, which nv
itself Is aS large as many en-
tire grocery stores. I'm this
department every known
cracker OF merit can Ne found.
They could tell. ana did tell.
\ \ cry INTERESTING
STORY ABOUT THIS DE
PARTME\T. ami that is the
way they did with all the other
departments of the store.
After q while the owner got
into the SPIRIT OF ADNER-
TlSlNCI-realizei what a
GREAT THING it was To him
in his business: so when ii
came around to an ami
verSary date he used a full
pagan unusual thing for a
country store 10 DO.
! The success of hat adver-
tiSement was lNSTANTANE-
Gus. The crowd that re-
>pOnjet was so great that the
sidewalks were hlockaded AMI
extra police were called to take
care 81 the people. THEY
HAVE BEEN PERSISTENT
USERS or NEWSPAPER
SPACE EVER SINCE.
GROCERY ADNERTIS-
INC, like every other kind.
creates more interest if a story
is told and not too much stress
laid upon a mere price list of
articles.
The owner Of this particu-
lar store makes his advertising
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
ana all OF the people in Lynn
and viSinity respond TO it
GENEROUSLY. with the re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

a. p. hcker viii rot deliver milk On
account Of TIE death % his mother. %
MS usual customers until after the
funeral A. p. ACKER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
w.r~oed Ready ior Winter.

Real winter has pot the damper on
building Ia Greater WarsO Od and all
general outside work Compared
with last summer and fall when mucI
building wa Ia progress and nov
when all such Work has been practl.
caily ceased. make the thriving littlc
town seem dead but IL 10 FAR from
q municipal corpse. though r. IL laid
out well Since laht spring there
have been scores % houses build and
every one OF them o. occupied.
showing tina, the people are coming
into WArwood instead OF going out OF
a. During the last five months since
ths town was Incorporated the popu-
lAfion has increased steadily. the
main street paved. the town lighted
with gas and many other municipal
improvements made. while all the
residents are located In their home g
and are ready for the coming % Old
King Winter in all his fury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
wsr~ooa Grief, ara Personals.

Truan. officer Thos T. Mend
berger aiU leave thIs morning Tor Cin
tuu FOB investigate several cases of
youths not attending school Mr Kin
drlbcrger expected to have eoue fo
Clinton yesterday but was detained
C1 bususFs a. homo
Win % burns is sUi confined f1 bis
tcme ui.h illness.
William D. Daniels. who recently er.
tered into tho concrete bus.ne.s 'r
Na-vof h4s completed a contract Cor
3d. U Robinson af The new durlI4r
he FOL building n South WH~vcod Nr
Robinson rrs probably built moro
horsas ir Wrrvocf than any one man.
Rh.cs hc rrf ro trouble fn renting cr
selling at urrc.
one of trr now lights exploded on
Heese -free- early Sunday morn. rr.
SCATTERING tho globe iutc many pieces.
..u~ed ty gas escaping from one o.
the pipes in the lamp.
The fvo per cent town -aE period
closes ou "Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

% is understood that tb. 80 i1u
Davis g. sons ou well drilled Boo last
Saturday oa the hiu near tnr rcsrr
NOIr. .s masking o. barrels nltIra
and 10 Is believed DO will keep up fh Il.
flow Tor quite a while The coming In
OF th, aeu as q good producer h1-
caused some fak around Warwood o.
the effect that DO is thouEht that tha
oI boom loo Greater WarwCod .asf
spring Will 30 revived t0 a limited eN
font 8.. .lrf .tvsra' wells viii l'
put down in tho bin territory Dol the
near future. vlt.h haf proved thus
far 20 bc the noe productive section
cd. q ah0.e Iu .l. to~u. which would
mean m..h to WarWood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

friend ana come a-running SiSniry
your intention. yes or no
GBO CHRISTLIEB. Mgr.
Hon as city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

on sunday evening Mrs NuI Drum
moud gave a. mphmen'ary dinner st
lrr home ou NarUood avenue in honor
ot Mrs W B FRAGILE. wa1 leaves thfs
u.ss f1r Elizabeth. WIT county. fo .DIn
her husband Who uas recently .rlns
TERED to the IcfLod.s. church OF fha'
f.vu from WuruoDd
Those present at the dinner acre
Mrs S. o. FRA ''o. Or and Mr. A.
g. Lambert SIT and Mr. Harry Nin
cent Wr and Mr. = H Mctammon
Miss NerIo Coad. of Wheeling Nisa
MARY smith OF West Liberty Nr
lhas ENGLAND Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Young Mems Ovsrcoats. special
values. $3.50. $50. SO. MeFADOEN's
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Absent

Gee. but feel scattered
What's the matter
Doctor says lu have % go % All
IONA Tor my lungz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Ne0's Overcoats 81 every srd.
$50. $50. SIS SIC NcFADDENs.