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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-17

lief of the Emperor Kwank Hsu,
but reached Pekin too late and
had to flee.
The strain of operating the in
ternational chess board, while
others furnished the Drawn,
broke him physically. "He has a
fighting chance for life," is what
the doctors have told him.
So this little man, the hunch-
back with the wonderful brain,
who engineered the China revo-
luton, and was the right hand
man of DR.. Sun Vat Sen, when
the latter had a price on his head,
is going home to fight the hard
est battle of his life.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-17

willy 4SNSAAN N4AN IA clAlA N4AeAAA
walked woman, his wife, minis
tering tenderly to the hunched up
u. man, while on either side were
81 sphinx-faced Chinaman who
III neither smiled nor spoke, China
81 men who guarded the wheel
chair from the stream of visitors
y and the man in it from the gaze
of the curious.
The figure in the wheel chair
was the man who had made a re-
public out of China. He is an
Z American SO years old, but it was
e his brain. which started the ma
sd cflinery of the recent revolution
10 and made a republic out of one of
Of the. worlds ancient kingdoms.
h3,v His name is General Homer
OF Lea.
sy A few years ago a Los Angeles
90 boy went to Stanford university
be from the high school He was a
fiif hunchback, crippled in body, but
IS of wonderful brain. A year later
n, he became associated with the lit
M tie band of men who were even
n then dreaming of a new China,
10 not one dominated by the Man
S chus, but China modelled after
7byf the United States.
= There were meetings and
e strange feasts in the heart of San
Franeisco's Chinatown, Lea, was
an honored guest. He left school
and disappeared. A year later
81 an American travelling far in the
" interior of China found the ex-
Ct Stanford student drilling and
training regiment of Chinese.
s. IL da,,aIo0ad, = -railitar1, o,en-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-17
What Did It Mean?

Your speech sounded good"
said the constituent, E'but I can't
help thinking that some of it
didn't mean anything in particu-
lar"
"You all cheered it, though"
said the orator.
eyes"
Then we're even. 1 don't think
any of you know exactly what the
word 'hooray' means"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-17

Go to the ant, you sluggard,
when you're busted and down and
out. But viii visit my uncle, for
/ know what I'm about.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-17
Under Suspicion.

SA S-S 1ASLOlA'
81 am afraid that man we sent
to Congress is losin' his SYM
pathy with the plain people, " said
the backwoods constituent.
What has he been doin'?"
"Tuckin' his napkin under his
chin an usin knife instid O.
pickin' his pie up with his hands. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
LAST HEARING IN
HARVESTER SUIT
Representatives. OF Companies Manu-.
featuring Harvesting Machinery
Testified During Day

CHICAGO. Dec 2u-Ihe last Of the
scheduled hearings n the govern.
mcnf's suit to dissolve the lnterna-
tiOnal IlarNeste Company a. q comb.
nation m restraint Of trade vas held
here TO-DAY ~ its conclusion the GOV.
ernmeni attorneys went into the con
ference 10 check up the results of the
hearings in various cities and 10 DE-.
eide upon further action
Representative Of COMPANIES manu-.
iacturing harvesting machinery trsti-
ned TODAY concerning their relations
with tho harvester company TIL. last
10 appear was C. r. Messenger. head
ci the Messenger Manufacturing Com
pdny a. TatamN. Pa. which was given
as competitor In the list Of al
legged competing firms furnished m"
Eovernme nt by the harvester company
Mr.. Messenger testified that his COM
pany mad" only 80 mowers ana Il
horse rakes last yea. all sold locally.
and that ne Was uo' lu competition
Win tho harvester company
The hudl Witnesses were officials OF
the harvester company. l. VI Mood.
secretary Of the International Harves-
Ter Company oi America. testified that
the harvester company had 3u4@S
agents selling on commission and b.
4'f agents ON direct sales. Some of
these. b" said. appes,cd on both lists
Rcncvolenrc on the part Of the har-
Nes'cr company toward planters Of
hemp in Nucatau was shown bv tosti-
mony Of ~ l.. Daniels. head ~ the
hhre and tViue department OF the in
ternatioual company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
ASSAILANT OF
WOMEN IS SHOT

CHICAGO. pec. 20 John Weuehi
the confessed assailant OF At least 20
women, who Was shot last night in
the act Of attacking another. n dNius
az The House 81 Correction Hospital.
Nenght, who Is married and has -four
children. hes kept the northwest side
OF This city In a state of terror for the
last month Almost nightly some
woman has been attacked. and IN the
last week police escorts have been
IN nished women who went ont alone.
The man is believed 20 be mentally
unbalanced
Menght was captured 5y Detective 9
Frank Wuln Weughi mad attacked
Mrs. Grace Reichart. seized her and
had dragged her To deserted lot in
the northwest section of the city.
Wulff heard her screams lie could
see the struggling forms nearly half "a
block from him. Venghf vas chok-
ing tho woman. Taking chance on
his ability 70 shoot aCru 'atcly. the
policeman fired The bullet struck
Nenght in the body and passed down
through the hip With q cry Wenght
Inoscned his hold on Mrs Rcichart and
i.muef away. lie was found a short
time later
tn" polio" SAY the man told q story
%. 90 dual personality. liy day he has
been rcs pectabl" husband aud father
af night monster. Tho police say
hc gave "a list of his victims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
REID HONORED BY
LEADING BRITONS
Memorial Services FOR Dead Ambas-
ssdor Held In Westminster
Abbey During the Day.
All Grades OF Ofticis Unite in
Final Tribute 70 the Dead
American Diplomat.

LONDON. Dec Ca remarkable
tribute 10 the memory of Whitelaw
Reid the late American ambassador
20 England the tribute showing the
friendly esteem in which he was held
by the British people was given to-
day az the memorial services in
Westminster Abbey
All grades of ofiicialdom united in
the final honor to the diplomat The
service. with few unimpOrtant eX-
ceptionS. was similar 10 that which
was held for King Edward IN the
same ediiice
The diplomatic corps. representing
All the great powers occupied the
south side of the choir while special
representatives OF King George and
the royal family occupied spaces re.
served for these representatives. The
stan OF the United States embassy
sat IN the chief mOurncrs' benches in
the lectern.
Among the latest arrivals az the
abbey were Earl Howe. DoWager
Queen Alexandra and the cabinet
heads. led 10y Sir Edward Grey. the
Foreign minister. and Premier As
quith.
King George was represented hy
Prince Arthur Of COnnaught. who was
delegates especially by his majesty.
Prince Arthur represented King
George a. the funeral Of the Emperor
Mutsuhito. iu Toxic.
seats were reserved for most of tho
promincr' Americans Boo London. the
Pilgrim Society and the American
cavalry Commission. The Archbishop
oi Canterbury. head Of the English
Episcopal church. took leading part
IN the ceremonies
Great thTOuCs filed Westminster
Square as the carriages containing
ih" mourrors began 10 arrive ~ tho
ahher. Details Of police kept the
streets clear There was lfftlo noise
and confusion and many Of the mon
in the throng kept their heads unco,-
cred
The principal anthem was WcsIrv's
lie VIII swallow Up Death In Vic.
tory and the hymn "Ief Saint on
Earth in Concert Sing Sir Fred
crlck bridge 0rEani-' of Westminster
had under his direction The regular
abbey choir. assisted hy tho ciu.
drcn choir of the Chapel ROYAL The
rolI oi drums and tho notes OF hurIcs
concealed behind f1pesfrio4 contrib.
uf'd fo fIc sOlDwnift of tho orsf. ION
licfore tho service Haotnutcr..
FunoraI March from his sonata .n
N fat ana march composed iy Pur.
rrIl for rho funeral OF Queen Mary
in i"'i w"ro played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
PANAMA
CANAL
President Taft Announces That He
Expects to Establish Civil Gov
ernment in Panama.

ST AUGUSTINE. Fla. Dec. 90
President Taft. in a speech here TO
night. congratulated the South upon
the election Of q Democratic Presi-
dent. predicted nationwide prosperity
under the new administration. and
spoke Of the way this nation takes
the quadrennial verdict OF the people
al the polls
The President spoke in the Masonic
Temple. and frequently was interrupt
I'D by applause. Tie closed with 70
remark that swept the hall with
laughter.
The ONLY sorrow I have" ho said.
lis the thought that thcr. viii break
IN upon tho people and some IudNId-
uaIs tho fas' that there arc not of-
hces cnoush 10 go around
Your chairman Senator Fletcher.
has said something about The rela-
tions of tun North and South. aui lHs
read from ono Of my addrr- SOS with
reference f1 tho recent election. Said
the Pre-iirnt "l meant every nord
] said : congratulate YOU mt friends
on the prospect thar .u tins admins.
frauou t1 come tl. South and fr-
North may ne brougut more closely ...
r'ther. and the South may. Urtt!f''. ..
have wider iuiiuonr. bocau-. OF tr.
success uf the Democratic pars
JAG IS kSONNILLE Fla. Urp ." no
determine if the time 81. opporrrr. for
rstabH-hiug civil covcrnmou, 900 tle
Panama Canal zone is the purpC-. az
PRESIDENT Tarts trip 60 tho Isthmua
The President made thl. announce
mont 100 speech here tonight which
was included in the hour he and his
party stopped on route to Key West
You W1v think could ascertain
fFis a- U'i in Washington. but
don't kroa. said mo President At
any rate. ] ann going and ! expect 10
ISSUE th" order crniting tho now gov
'rnmcuf iu The zone if ind condi
uuus warrant f
To.fats visit nu- fhc FIRST Tresi-
dent TIf hts made 90 Florida since
Ir became the nations chief cxccu-
1880 lir ulV ha- visited every state
boo fh' Union since he became Pro-i
don't 8lfH fHr exception of North ua-
kofi auI oklahoma
The Pres I'uf in his speech pra. .4nd
iack nu'i.'T 'fosts to build muuir.
pal docks. FId said thar tho question
oi municipal functions VAS serious
one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
DIAMOND MERCHANT
MURDERED BY GANG
HE SENT TO PRISON
While There Is No Glue Murderer of Wealthy Merchant
Police Are Confident Revengeful Gang Committed Act.
Woman Is Thought Have Been Implicated in the Murder
Victim Was Gagged With a Woman's Black Ribbon.

CHICAGO. Dec. Revenge. ac-
cording 20 the police. prompted the
murder Of ] ~. Iyogue. a diamond mer-
chant. who was killed in his Office In
the McVicker Theater building. in the
center Of the shopping district AZ noon
today
There is no clue TO the slayer o.
sIayers
I.Ogue Is said to have been respon-
sibe for the sentencing OF some dia-
mond thieves 10 prison In 1908 or 1906.
and the police are working ON the
theory that they. having regained their
freedom. may have been implicated in
The killing.
A woman may have been included
IN the plot against l.ogue's life. When
found in his Office he WAS gagged with
"a black ribbon.
Seventeen knife wounds were in his
body. which caused the revenge Theory
10 be advanced. He also was shot I'm
the right shoulder. but the wound
would not have caused death. physi-
clans say. His mouth was burned with
acid. \ phial which had contained the
drug was found on the Office floor His
skull had been crushed. Part OF
l.ogue's right thumb was almost sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
SWINDLERS
ARRESTED
Six Men Charged with Using the Mail
to Defraud Arrested by Federal
Authorities.

NEW YORK. Dec 2o-On federal
Indictment charging fraudulent use OF
the mails i'm promoting stock for mill
where linen was supposed to be made
in a day. six men were arrested in "A
Iaid conducted by postofiice inspectors
90 the Offices OF the Sterling Debenture
company here today The authorities
estimate that the yearly income OF the
promoters in this and othe. ventures
has been more than 81 0OO. 200 and that
nearly slO.O0O.0OO OF the publics
money has been paid over 10 them
since they began doing business.
Investors IN many parts ui tLr coun-
trN are named In the indictments as
complaining Witnesses and the alleged
unlawful conspiracy specified extended
over period Of nineteen months. end
INK Dec. 81. 1909 Government author
tiles here have been investigating
complaints against the defendants for
six years. they say.
The men arrested ara Frank Shu-
maker. former president o9 the Ster-
ling pcbeHture Company. and Harry
~ Platt. Samuel r. Findlay. Edwin \.
VdrrOn. Wilbur VI. Stones and Sidney
Rosenbaum. They were held in bail
aEerc2ating S32.JOb. There other men
ors named in the indictment One OF
Them. according 10 news received to-
night. has been arrested IN Chicago
The others are believed 10 be- in
lirophiield. Mass According 10 the in
dlcfueut investors were induced to
send money To- the Sterling Debcnture
company for the purchase Of stock in
tho oxford Linen Mills. a Maine cor
pora'iou. under the alleged fraudulent
representation thar the oxford mills
Owned exclusively = patent and secret
process ihat would manufacture linen
from American grown fax AZ oup.third
ih' cost OF foreign linen and iu quicker
time
according 20 the postal authorities.
on" oxford linen mills are not now
injected with the Sterling Dcben'urc
mpanN. having broken away from
any affiiiatioH With that concern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
WILSON To
ANNOUNCE
HIS CABINET
PresidentEleet States That He Will
Not Announce Members Before
the FIRST Of March

TRENTON. y. J.. Dec 20 -Wneth-
81 William J. Bryan or any other
prominent Democrats being mentioned
bt politicians generally for places in
the cabinet OF President-elect Wilson
VIII be appointed to portfolios prob
ably will not be definitely known un-
Ill few days before Inauguration
day Governor Wilson said tonight
that very likely he would not make
a singl" announcements of importance
until about March 7
Within the next twenty-four nourt
he viii talk with Mr. Hryan and be
Tor" New Years he expects TO see
speaker Clark. Representative Under
W1od. senators OGorman. Hoke
smith. Gore and other prominent
prmocratiC leaders. but ne Indicated
that D." meant TO keep strict silence
about appointments until ready for A
general statement on the subject
Scattering announcements would
b" foolish he said. even II h:.I
them 10 make. Ill wait until pretty
late. The time will depend somewhat
on the number Of writfcnscommunica
tous received All these letter recon-
m"ndinc individuals for Office are be-
ing grouped and will be taken up
separately"
Mr.. Wilson indicated that he would
not feel a. liberty 10 make final de-
cision until the merits Of all possible
candidates had been set forth 10 him.
What ! am sincerely trying TO do.
h" added. "is to SEQ the field Of choice
and ir' 10 get as many opinions as
possible thar are worth while"
The President-clcct likewise made
% clear that though gossip may bs
heard far and wide. he would main
tain policy Of silence and nothing
would be- definitely established until
b" made the announcement over his
own signature.
Mr. Wilson was asked II he would
encounter difficulty in getting the men
desired for cabinet portfolios TO ac-
cept. % had been suggested that in
m" case Of the Attorney Generalship
noted lawyers had often been reluct-
ant Co leave their practice. and for
this reason MANY able men we're not
pushed by their friendf
THAT has not been ms experience
thus far. replied fhc Governor. with
smile I've asked some people.
and th"y have been quite ready with
their names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
BALKAN DELEGATES
ADJOURN MEETING
UNTIL AFTER XMAS
VIII Guarantee Serva Commercial Port Adriatic Sea
and Accept Principal Autonomy for Albania
Turkey Agrees to Include the Greek Delegates the Nego
tiatons for Peace-No Fighting Reported

LONDON. Dec .o-The slow and
devious processes of diplomacy are
advancing toward q solution of the
near Eastern puzzle at a snails pace
The only d'fiuit" achievement of the
day was an agreement by the ambas-
sldOrs of the siN great European pow
"rs thar their governments would ac-
c"pt 10 principle autonomy for Alba
uii and "a guarantee 10 Servia of a
commercial port on the Adriatic Sea.
Having passed this milestone IN their
deliberations. the ambdssadofial con
ference adjourned over Christmas
The Balkan peace delegates en-
ioyed the hospitality Of the Lord
Mayor uf London ~ "a Mansion House
luncheon. a function which Is tradi-
tionally given ia honor OF members
o. foreign missions. representatives of
friendly nayies and former presidents
u republics who visit London The
Heace delegates minGled In tho most
friendly fashion. partook of the IA.
nous Mansion House turtle soup and
listened to an optimistic speech by
Premier Asquith
Of business. the delegates transact
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
PANAMA CANAL
CONTROVERSY
President TAFT Uursed to Accept the
Offer 70 Arbitrate the Canal
Controversy

WASHINGTON. Dec .uN re-o-
lufiOu offered by Everett g. Wheeler.
of New York. urging the President
Of The United States to accept the
ofier tu arbitrate the Panama canal
controversy between Great Hrifaiu
ana bis DOun'rf. a- provided for iu
tur treaty OF ltu~ between tho couu.
irie.. which would refer the dispute
'o Toe HAGUE. featured touiehfs
opening session ~ the American So
c'ety for the Judicial Settlement Of
International BIsputes The iufrlduc.
tOu Of fhe Restitution. which also urrca
The President fo prepare and submit
ip tl" senate 90 special agreement
clearly defining the matter iu dispute.
created a mild sensation fmmedI.
af'ly several delegates Werc rr their
feet serkiur recognition from fhr
chair for fun rurrr.D Of discussing
fnn RESOLUTION Do Wow o. fis f.rf.
however. fhat other. were or flr
program Tor FNf spnrt Is. fuuI.ht q
motion was made IrI unanimously
carried 'D rnfnr f.e rr.p.ufIuu f1 fNr
executive comm ff'r inr r.rorf zoo fo.
m"rfo" mornings session of tHr su.
cIfff.
An address o., Nuorg,. General
wicker hHm uu The supreme COM.
o. thr United state. t prototype col.
court o. nfIIOna We. received with
interest Do. fnc doIrenft..
fnrtdfrfn. rnuaf.f public cont.
d'nrc ir tho IsHrrIn. h. .tId Im.
ur'1Nf} aud integrity of fhr Justice.
oft fHr supreme court ha- maur .u.
-.h'n Tho continued rtrrrf-e ht Thorn
u fH. I.H jurisdiction vs have h.,r
CON Ii.f.fr. NO nre rar Imagine tHrt
H f'"er uirra It been chosen q.
rrru uIr election. tHr short fDru. fI..
could rH...N'f HTfr rIIIHfI. nod fH.
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cred. indicating a hand to hand strug-
gle
Whether robbery entered into the
crime has not been determined The
Office safe was locked. but bloody
nnger prints and bloody rag were
round inside Clean impress ions OF
the prints were obtained and the police
hope they may prove "A valuable clue
No jewelry OF any value remained
In the Office. which might have lent
strength to the robbery theory had not
Mrs l-Ogue declared that her hus-
band never carried very large stock
OF goods. She said he acted as a lob
Der and purchased diamonds and other
JeWelry only as he thought he saw a
.eady market for them
Numerous clues. none OF which
seems tangible. have been advanced bv
persons in the building A theatrical
supply dealer told OF two men enter
ing his place shortly before the killing
and buying Wigs and nose putty
Immediately after hearing OF the
murder Chief OF Police McWeeuy or
dered $50 extra policemen from outly.
ing districts TO report 10 him To aid in
the search for the siayers.
stephen Doiza. a l6-ycaT-old Office
DOy. and bogue's employe. found the
body upon returning from lunch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
MUST SERVE HIS
PEN SENTENCE
Former President Of the Eastern
Brewing Company Denied Free
dom on Exceptions.

NEW YORK. Dec 2O.-Charles Katz.
one time president OF the Eastern
BreWing Company. must serve his sen
tence Of not less than three years nor
more than seven for the larcency OF
stock valued al sll1. $50 from Mathew
VI. joyce in 1909. under a decision
handed down today by the appeallate
divis,on or the 400 exceptions taken
by kaiz's lawyers during the trial the
court held many wee well founded.
bur a reversal OF the verdict was do
MED on the grounds that IL was not
clearly against the evidence in the
case
katz was convicted Of tho larccncy
OF more than 100000 shares Of stock OF
The Davis DAILY Copper Company and
ihe ohio Copper Company from joyce.
Tor HON hc acted as agent and trus-
tee
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I'd none of formal character. bu,
tho embassies and the hotels where
IN" delegates are quartered were
buzzinr with informal conferences
The sublime Port. has empowered
is ENJOYS 10 include the Greek dele
gates in the negotiations for peace.
and messenger with the document
containing this decision T. expected
10 reach London tomorrow. Ms
patches received here from Constan-
unople say the Turks are confident
that they now occupy "a better mill
tarN position toward the Greeks than
when the legotiations began. and
thar Turkey nov would not sign an
armistiCe with them. even II the
Greeks requested u
tn" Turkish delegates have been in
structcd. according To another report.
to raise the question of the status of
AdriaUop'e immediately. and II Bul-
Earia persists in demanding its sur
render. to break of the peace nego-
tiatious bur diplomats generally are
skepttcal Of this story.
While the agreement Of the amhas-
(Continued on Page SIx)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
PENITBNTIARY A
SETTLING HE'LL
Governor Of Arkansas Issues State.
rnent Regarding Position in Par
donino ConVicts.

LITTLE ROCK. Ars. Dec CO.
naTa"teri1iug fh" Arkansas pcniten-
tlari uder the lease system a~ %
burning. -cething hell. consuming
human being" who are "Beiug fed into
~ BOO a manner which rc- ulted in moth
ing hut making fortunes for contrac.
tors. Cove nor George ~ pOuachoy
today issued a statement 300 defense ~
his action last Monday 100 issuing par
don- to tlS state couyicts.
Sharp criticism ofthe governor ac.
ton from state Officials and citizens
previously had drawn from the execu-
i've fhc statement that "Ali those who
oppose thr establishment ~ tho in
human convict system which We now
h1N" in Arkansas are. IN mv opinion.
hound boo fle direction OF that place
nnt"u of hy Governor llioaeo in con.
n"rfiou win fHo constitution and Do
'e mN belief They ar- going 10 land
in spit" ot "frry "fo.f 81. mime to ure.
vent fhHw doing .o
Nr1in tb. governor Was .harpis a..
sailed and hi. -'lfrWrf' today foi.
lowed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
NO VERDICT IN
MURDER TRIAL
Jury IN the Hickey Case Retires for
the Night. Aeter Failing TO
Reach a Verdict.

Bl FFALO. y Y. Dcc. 20 After
nine hours deliberation the jury in rhe
case OF j. Frank Hickey. accused of
murde ing Joseph JoscphS. the 7-year.
old l.ackawaund hoy. was unable 10
reach decision and was locked un
WITH instruction.. to return % ,oalod
verdict i conclusion was reached
during the uirht
The Jury tool fbe case az t.90 this
afternoon District Attorney DudIev
summed up for tho prosecution and
Daniel v Murph, spoke Tor The pris.
one The conflicting expert trsti.
nouN a. f0 the state of Hickey mind
'f Tho time Boz killed the h,y con.
''dcdIt Is tho poinf over which the
Iurt split
Justice Brown. iu hIe charea rm
rHa- .zed fhe insanity issue. saving
IhD .fN does NOT rc.pgnIl. ant
form 0 insanity which can di0.r.
initiate between rIguf and prore Do
fI" prisoner Inrv f was WRONG f1
strange fhaf little hot he '4 fr.ff,
even flough he f said hr could NJ
avoid dniu- Dr. Dr. Ia froa r WAS
WRONG Dol" vts re pon-ibIe for Thar
ncf
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WAsHINoTON. Dec. ror.css..
ohto aud western reuuayfvaufa-r.f,
Saturday except snow nurrtes rsar ~
lases sunday far' uEht 20 moderate
wsst virginia-rsir sssurdsy ssa
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