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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-24

nod ever h18 or ever VIII smoke. Quite
apart from the bad taste Of it. | believe
with You that il has an extremely injuv!-
GUS effect OF! the nerves.
I;LLEN y. WILSON,
tMrs. Woodrow W!lson)
Governor Wilson. IL approving the
letter sent out by Mrs Wilson. Offered
what he thought might prove an eX-
pinnation for the interview.
x 90 not think If was maliciouSr" IN
Tentcd,' he said. 'Thuvc IS Il rather
we'll known writer who signs herself
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, and she no
doubt has bceu confused with Mrs.
Wilson,"
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow was formerly
ntrrri"i to Il relative OF Governor Viii
son. IN! it Is understood that her views
on the matter Of women who smoke
ARG different from those held in the
lrUSeholL Of the Democratic candidate.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-24

l do say beware OF the tempter and
he strong at all times, and you DO
very we'll. feel almost bold enough
to give to America the final and
most important advice, I fec! Ike
giving to ell America doctrine far
greater than the Monroe doctrira q.
Although you may never have
thought this suggestion possible TO
your white brothers, l tell YOU it is
time for honest men to declare &C.
honest men that the salvation OF tho
American people lies mere in the
on algamation Of the races noW in
America than in building great waV-
ships and receiving the degenerate &
Immigrant classes from Europe. L
a America now takes this, my humble
advice, she will be oaved ouch cn2.
barrassment later on. The thing ic
union. with spirit perfectly Ameri
can, from poInt to point and side lo
side CT the entire western uemis-
phere, and breed unique race. Til,
race will be wise, industrious and
strong We are now on tho eve Of 81
great change in more ways ttan |
dare 10 even attempt to describe
\ ou may be much surprised how
come very wise, good and honest
white people will accept this as q
solution Of the great problems whicn
are certain to confront them very
soon. Therefore social equality and
amalganatson Of the racee now in
a II erica will be the safest an 4
best solution to this great profile NJ
which shall soon confront US. As 1t,
whether or not your white brothers
can see The wisdom in this, / tell you
that 1t ls this or worse. And there
Is every kind Of encouragement on
behalf Of the Americans, The great
political revolution of the world
demands it, which we shall soon be-
gin to learn. You will fn6 .ha,
great men in America will be aGvo
eating this ve1y cause within the
next ten years. Many Americans
wouId ra ther die than consen. TO j.,
But it is coming all right. Help
John Mitchell, Jr., and stnna for
social economy. And do your best
Tor the interest Of your country ena
race and you will be glad
q |. S. Moore,
Bahia. BraziI.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-24
CIGARETTES hRE:
Cad FOR W()MlEN
Mrs, Woodrow Wilson Has De-
cidcd Views on Subject.
All EhH0E} IN NAMES.
Cut Letter Taking Strong Stard on
Smoking Habit.

Cut Letter Taking Strong Sand On
Smoking Habit.
New LorlI.-I7Or the Gg&t time since
Woodrow Wilson became the Demo-
&Tgtjc presidential caHdidate has Mrs.
Wilson appeared. Size attended in
person her husbands daily conference
with reporters, although ncr"totpre
she has made special requests that she
be not quoted Ncr written about IN the
papers.
What Mrs. Wilson wished to have
fully understood was that il she be-
cOu!eS the first lady Of the land she
VIII not, as has been Said IN a widely
distributed interview, have packages
Of cigarettes in her personal dcS!l at
the white HoU#c ana Indulge In Smok-
ing tAom with her callers.
Through Governor Wilson, Mrs. VII
sor asked ;,iat publicity bc given to 4
letter sEH had written to tho editor or
the State journal at Columbus, O..
repud!ntinE an alleged lntcrYicW With
her In which Ghp defended cigIrcttn
pmOliinE for women. The interview
had come t> her IN letter signed
''Anericun Citizen." which sN!n:
Dear MadaFn-I can scarcely 'hiHk OF
nnS sft'.>e' cainlhny 10 ,''e Eou''E ""',-
prea achlncnt as your interview offers then!
l am q WOrIingnlan, and see mon log,
their jobs almost every day. because they
ore lnCapacitGted for work ~ the use q?
TIE cigarette. II smoking does this fer
strong men what Will It do for girls and
wDnycnr
ri,,. ..,DtnrvioD,, vyos in1nct , ,,,.-
wa H'''' "''''th- "' t'He "oi-'''" 7i"o'>-
eT. ll":r are some or its assuring
1l,rcfa,; uN c,,~1jta1 tn Mrs y,,,e,r.
-, ,.o,,,,, 1,,,+o- por .,.,,,,,l.,,+,s s
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-24
~ ~
An EXPENSIVE NOTICE.

Pat-"Whaf is Yer charge for
funeral notice in yer psperY'
Editor--' Fifty cents per inch.'
Pat Ochem,! an me poor broth.
CT vas slx feet higb!"
Xxx
Doctor-"Tho increasing deafness
OF your wife is merely on Indication
Of advancing years, and you can tell
bor that"
Husbend-"HurD would you mind
telling her that Yourself doCtor?"
RO3TON.
Djck--"i wonder why the English
settlers came TO name The town 'BOs-
snn?'''
Jack-"probably because it began
with g."
'Dicb-"W What has that to do with,
it,"
Jsch-"Wei!, that's the beginning
OF 'Eeans.'
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Mr.. Etitur:.-l. y.cmo thst rh
Cn!Ore1 utmbrra D( he recent Ern.
''nl Conference OF thc NJ T.. Cun,r0
t'iu in Minncuprlla, Minnesota. nco
rr' lclsGd :Ur the Retention ut the
2Lu9cm'u, TnTa3ruph IN the Dirci
pi|De. Tteir vote ia termed a Ilnri;
N"t' ~ its favor. 1t cco,na 70 me
imnt >ucH criticism il uafsir. unyrjpc,
md mrch more 20 be cuudrnlN, q
'hep i''n block voting Of the Co'0,ed
Ht'r2ntca o. thAt question. l;lrck
voting Is "OtLicG new nor uncpm-
non IT happens whom men agree
o. 7uhj'c', or whep otherwise in
iu"nc' "r they would have voted
iH= o'her WY, The above being So
We presume they exerci-ed their
trr"dGu in voting according 30 their
no"lcdge ard the Information the
Confe7encc could give them, aud as
81" 81" dn" to oct upon our own
kn1W'c"gr ami all posaib'c knowi
edge, ann ia these delegates did go.
"" i"il 10 sec the jub:nefs Of rhc
rri.rlsm. Tnfae coiored delegates
Votcd "lon this quest ton % they saw
- effected their people. The white
"e}e&ntcs did The same. Why then
should they criticlse others for doing
tie eauln they did? He'd either white
nr colOred mem bcrs done othorwlso
there would have been just ground
tor cri:iciem. If We do the correct
thing We cannot please our white
brother. II We do the wrong we can
not pienRc him. It scems that We
can only please him when we follow
oi0 dicla,ions, whether they be richt
or wrong Then he is O. K. whether
l&nofaat or intelligent, r. he is
elected to Chicago as e TAFT delegate
and votes according to his election,
t"cn be IS read out of the "Bull
Moose' convention becauee of moral
sud mental qualities deficient to such
a. degree to render him unfit to be q
member thereof. What would be
tue result had the colored nelnbnre
IN the General Conference and the
Chicago Convention voted to have
r'o"3cd Others, voted coDtrary to
tncir knowledge, their instruction
sud ttcir c"necicnce? Would tbev
have been critlcieed by Dr.. Day epd
others, would they have been read
out # il- third party? Why not
crIticise the white members of the
G"Dg1al Conference who voted to
retain ssid paragraph, why not con-
dcmn The block voting OF Chicago at
bota convoDtions, why not condcmn
tho block voting of the Democratic
Convention in Baltimore?
Tie c1l0red brother is inclined
moro sod more to vote ss be ecea
tbjrgs b cause he sees lhst his white
brother je GalIible as we'll as he ia
y see you in slavery, iD rebellion.
- TtcoDeTuc'iOn, in the greenback
fGtiy, "in ]G 10 l." in rum traffic
" have l,ss confidence in YOU tbon
{" @ os" 10 have, and w have more in
cu~31!vre, ond more aud more and
m";c are We going to act upon our
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-24
Prof. Moore
Give Us Advice


not too op'imietic, yet I feel safe in
advising you that The time is almost
at hand when the entire tide of racial
feelings between the whites and
blacks will take decided change end
the tendency will be for ,he better
But that will all depend upon the
stand now taken by the blacks. You
may have noticed during las. year
that | through the Richmond Planet,
(ot RIchmood, Na.,) ssid many recul.
lar things, some OF which ever7 ono
knew, Others few could possibly un-
derstand, while ,hera was much
which l said hardly any of yon could
catch my meaning. However you
seemed to have caught the strain 20
some degree, and as | must say to a
much greater degree than what
expected Of you, and in this you all
have done vel. >,ow if you will
only do with perfection some of the
things which | have advised YOU.
end stand firm as mep, ever CRYING
Tor liberty, the next 10 months will
bring some mighty good news to The
darker races, even in America. You
know that l told you through the
Planet tha5 there would be aa at
tempt at wholesale torture or prob
ably slaughter, Well, may I cav
that this began laet year with that
international conference in L>ndop.
England. 1t has all gone 80 much
better than was possible 10 calculate
at that time, and let US thank our
God for THE. But now for the next
six months or ten months, you may
say that the race is being weigh he'd 10
balance TO ascert ain theic Integrity,
and though you may not thiDk it
important, I say that the social iron
is now hot. Therefore say Strike!
The battle will soon be on if it is not
already. Now, this day, you must
take your stand. Stand, only as
Gideon did, and when certain time
has passed, you will fnd the dead
and dying laid into the valley, aud
those who escape will hardly bo able
to stand on their feet They will dry
MP as dew before a mornings sup.
The eon Of righteousness has been
challenged and he will sift them as
women sifss -four, until be finds h!s
people. You may think, however
that / mean your coming political
sest, therefore / beg TO assure you
differently, and although this is a
part Of the plan, it is far from being
the principal one. say these things
because 60 not believe that any of
you know from whence l speak, and
/ suggest that yoa editors, mark the
way for the people, and advise them
TO stand only for what is right, even
wbeD they feel that the old ship is
bound to sink. Yet I say Stand!
You may be both tempted and
threatened, but let nothing cause you
to alter your course. Stand for your
rights and those Of the whole social
world. Now is very Psychological
moment in which much depends
upon the interior feelings end man,
ner OF the man being tested. Society
is on the progressive march and
problems will confront the people in
wavs not heretofore dreamed Of.
Take no back water, then, but ever
contest for the rights Of mon being
given to men by men without respect
to color, race or previous conditions
of eervitude. cannot describe TO
you what see and understand, but
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own responsibility and you might az
we'll learn hat and got use 10 il.
peclfully yours
Sylvester II. Norwood
Baltimore, Nd,
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BOYS AKE BOYS.

a gentleman rcmar ked: "a minis
ter's boy ought to ecl good exam
pie tor other boys.' When it comes.
TO that, it goee without saying, that
every boy, no matter iu what station
Of life, should be go raised ss to be
GOOD example to others
Every boy should play fair, work
bard, ne prompt and obedieDt, and
do bis duty in boy fashion with
glad heart snd p pleasant face. No
more should be asked OF one mans
sou than another. Every boy stands
for himself, and must answer his
name when called.
Iuaband-'My dear, if you buv
this elegant fur coat, how are we ever
going to pay for it?n
Wif"-"Oh don't let us talk about
TWO things ut once! Let's talk about
the coat"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

BEAUTIFUL and modern ? story home. overlooking city in Ardis Heights, South Highlands, one block of car: has five artistlcally arranged rooms downstairs. 2 bedrooms and sleeping porch and tile bath upstairs: large closet In each room; has beautifully terraced lawn; street paved: the architect has put in every thing that makes g home attractive and convenient. you will have to see this place to appreciate il. IL only takes a few hundred dollars, balance less than rent you will find us at our new offices. '07-s-9 American Trust Bldg. Denton Williams Realts CO, Main 2s5.
 10-6-3t-su-tu-thu
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LEES EGG MAKER.

If Lees egg maker don't make your hens lay. we will give you back your money; could you ask more? Try a 50c package.
 MAN-GAMMILL SEED &
 DRUG SUPPLY COMPANY. 232S-2350 2nd Ave. Phone 3236.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-A bargain, West End cof- tage, rooms. hall. bath, electric lights, gas, cabinet mantels, fruit. Terms to suit buyer. Owner leaving city. Address SIS N. filth St., Wood lawn.
 FOR SALE---One forty horse power, five passenger Rambler automobile in first class condition; all tires new. Car was taken in real estate deal and will sell at a bargain. Call J. C. Lloyd. phone main 2026.
 FOR SAIE--ss25o, beautiful corner lot, about 1dox16o I1th avenue south: fine neighborhood and enhancing. II. D. Smith. as Hood Bldg. TOR SALE-Store fixtures and small stock of groceries; very cheap; also small boy's wheel in good fix. E.. Call at 3I07 10th avenue, north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

sI+O-Lot 50xioo and 10 feet in rear to all ley; two old three room houses. worth about 32iO: lot alone worth sl5oo. Ave. C. near Eth st. IT, D. smith. sos Hood Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

MAN WANTED-The undersigned wants an honest, ambitious man in each city and town where not already sufficiently represented. Previous experience un- necessary. We will teach you the bus mess thoroughly by mall and assist you to start in business for yourself as our local representative. Splendid opoprtu- nifty for man without capital 10 get into big paying business for himself and become Independent for life. The National Cooperative Realty Company. C-70o Warden Bldg, Washington, D. C.
 lO-6-4t-su FREE illustrated book tells about 3Goooo protected positions in r. s. service. More than 10000 vacancies every year. There is a big chance here for you, sure and generous pay. lifetime employment. Easy to get. Just ask for booklet C-209. No obligation. Earl Hopkins Washing ton, D. c. l0-G-4t-su AGENTS make big money and become sales managers for our goods. Fast office sellers; fine profits: particulars and sample free. One Dip Pen Com pany. Dept 30I. Baltimore, Md.
 1O-6-4t-su NTED-Experience card writer and window trimmer: collector. one who knows city; combination bookk eeper- stenographer, colored flunkie help camp cook; cyclone driil runner, bore wells: colored horse shoeing black smith; pantry woman, hotel work i; experienced hotel steward; white woman cook, small hotel; carpenters and helpers: other openings Room 626. Chamber of Commercd slds. BE independent Send 25c for o money making formulas, any one of which eau make you rich. Century Specially Co, Box 65t Columbus. c.
 COOK wanted in private family. 1890 10th street. south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

WANTED-YOUNG LADY AS OFFICE ASSISTANT; MUST HAVE. BOOK. KEEPING EXPERIENCE AND BE ACCURATE at FIGURES, COME WELL RECOMMENDED. APPLY AT MAIN OFFICE, LOUIS sAKS CLOTH ING co.
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DONE CENT 4 WORDONE CENT A WORDO ONE CENT 4 WORDO

RATEs--one cent word . days no ad. taken for less than 2bs tor first tuser.
 tf0n. Cnsh must accompany order.
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RATEs-One cent n word s dny; no nd. taken for less than 25c fer first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

sloo0-Nice 3 room house, best street in Ensley, s200 cash, balance s10 per month; house rents for S10 per month. Address Box 9i or 1915 Avenue n. Ensley Ala. THIS ATTRACTIVE LITTLE HOME
 Ss750.
 IS LOCATED on pretty elevated corner lot one block from car line; has 5 rooms. furnace heat, built-in-fea- lures; large concrete basement: con crete walk surrounding house; ser wants quarters, garage. chicken garden will take a northside lot in equity and $250 cash.
 JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. co.
 211 N. goth St. Phone 52S0. $40, 0,oo0-1oo0 acres of land, 200 acres in or chard, with canning factory, room house; good store and other improve ments: will make the money back in one year. We would exchange this property for good rental or residence property; nothing like 1t on the market. For further information, write Ensley, Ala, 1915 Avenue H.
 LISTEN-say, Mir. Investor and renter. you know John H. Stewart at Ensley. He has been there in business for eight years; he knows the values of all prop erty in and around Ensley and will treat you right. He is worthy and well qualified and needs the business; he keeps an auto always ready to show you around, whether you buy or not. See me now. J. H. Stewart. e06 10th street
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RATES--One cent word n dnyy no nd
 taken for iess thrn 25c for first Inser- ton. Cash must aerampBny order.
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FOR SALE


 FOR SALE by owner West End. close in. on Green street. 6 room cottage; hall. large rooms, high ceilings, cabinet mantels, porcelain bath, Burrough screens: modern, up to date, and value will increase; this property must go. $500 cash and terms 0a balance to suit. Address W-s6, care Age-Herald. LET Lewis lead you to it; rooms and hall; electricity, gas for cooking, bath, cabinet nantes; new paint and paper: street improvements all paid an ideal small home, and just see the price s1s5o: only s250 cash and s25 month. and no mortgage to assume. Hes with Minge, 211S 1st avenue.
 FOR sALE-oNB NEW FURNITURE VAN AND ONE TWO HORSE DE- LIVERY WAGON; GOOD AS NEW. APPLY OR CALL ". N. GRIFFIN, EAST LAKE.
 FOR SALE-2o acres at Boyes, inside city limits, s425 an acre: 5000 cash; suit able for negro subdivision or manufac- turing site. Ezell X McCarty, 25l First National Bank Bldg.
 s165o-Five rooms and hall; lot 50x140; faces east; street Improvements in and paid for Two blocks north of East Lake car; best part of Wood lawn. Bender & Varley. main 4665. Four. i've and seven room cottages on very easy payments; near Helena sta tion, South Ensley cars; $750. $50 cash. sl0 monthly; rooms, neat cottage, new ly papered, near car line, East Wood lawn. I. R. F. Co. of Ala,
 HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT.
 2109 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

FOR SALE-Farms. ranging from 4o to G50 acres. in beautiful Coosa valley, within 20 miles of Birmingham near Pell City; you. can find land out here cheaper and as good as anywhere in the state; there are only n limited num- Der of these farms; all we'll improved. For particulars, see or write B. C. Cowan, Pell City. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
A SNAP. En0
PRETTIEsT COTTAGE IN WEST ENl

s55D. Modern South Highland home, east of 20th street: hardwood floors, furnace and all other conveniences; convenient to car line; owner must sell at once for business reasons; can give very attractive terms. Call us up Monday morning.
 R. A. BROWN & CO, 222 North 21st St. Phone 9.
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.CLAIRVoY ANT AND OCCULT sCiFN
 TIST
KNOW TIiYaELF.

KNOW THYSELT Without asking question thls gifted medium reads your entire life, giN- ing names, dates, facts and hgurea. Prof. A. .Latiff gives correct advice about love, marriage, divorce; law suits and business transactions of all kinds. He dspels evil influence. causes speedy and happy marriages with the one of your choice. No matter what your hope or ambition may he, Prof. A. Latiff can help you. A true clairvoyant Is born, not made. If you doubt his ability call and he will give you positive evidence In your own case His work Is his religion and he is q gentleman in the truest sense, with honor and conscience as well as ympathy--ordained to do what he does. He tells you the truth. good or bad. When you visit the fair don't fail to call
 1524 7th Avenue N.
 PRIVATE PARLORS. Hours--Daily and Sunday a. m. to p
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent . word n dayy no ad
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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$3500-A modern story house. near Dnsley Highlands Terms s25 cash, 325 per month. Address 606 18th st., Ensley, Ala.
 NEAR F'AIRVIEW-Nearly new 1-room house. well built and conveniently ar ranged, modern in every way. beautiful elevated lot facing east: street improve ments in and paid for. Price s25c0. Terms. Hugh Ritter. sol American Trust Bldg Phone 7794.
 S4oo0, beautiful 2-story. 7-room residence. all modern home. located !. block from car line: all street improvements in and paid for; $500 cash. balance to suit.
 DRAKE-KNIGHT REALTY co, s0e American Trust Bldg. Phone 2i17.
 IF YOU ARE A TRADER Investigate this: Four lots in Maple Grove, Ala; cheap for cash. or will ex- change for diamond, reason for selling. leaving U. S. Address W-s5. care Age Herald.
 t2675--Six rooms and hall, lot 10Ox235, 50th street and Sd svenue, Woodlawn. Gail early Monday morning, this Ia bargain. Bender & Varicy, Chamber of Commerce Bids.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

HATEs-One cent n word a dnyy no ad.
 taken for 1ess than 2Sc for first inser. ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E--5S0 acre farm in 2ls miles of beautiful city in north Alabama; fine red land; three fine residences; modern expensive. up to date. fine barns. ware houses, waterworks; magnificent roads and driveways; $30,0o0 worth of im- provements on this good land, offered at sacrifice by nonresident. S42,d00 will buy it. Land worth s6o per acre. For Sale-400 acre red land valley farm; level, rich and we'll located in Madison county. near Madison, nt 40 per acre. For EN
 change-320 acres of fine land, 1Ia miles Huntsville courthouse for a nice Bir- mingham residence. This ls subdivi- sion property; high class as a farm. ]. $. Denton, 59l Empire Main I5Ss-N
 10-6-2t-su-N N q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

sEXOID-A marvellous cure for weak ess In men: restores lost powers. Pfiee sj; money returned if 1t falls Ad- dress Dr. T. Pierce, Portland. Ore.
 10-f-4t-sal
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FOR SALE

OWNER will sacrifice 1 room house at Ss76; F block car line; terms. B-S6. Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

WHY do you pay rent when we can sell you a beautiful bungalow for s4000 on easy monthly payments? F.. J. Burns Co.,, D6 American Trust Bldg. Main 7es.
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FOR SALE

WE buy and sell high class securities. stocks and bonds; outright or on com mission; finance propositions of merit, and negotiate mortgage and collateral loans MDAvID, MEYER, GOLDMAN &
 TERRY,
 2109 First Avs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

GET MARRIED Matrimonial paper COT
 tain,Lg hundreds advertisements mar riagcable people from all sections; rich poor young, old Protestants, CatholicF. mailed sealed free Tie Correspondent
 Toledo. C. s-.5=bt-s