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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
WYTHEVILlE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Wythcville, Va. October l.--Thc Wythe
County School Fair viii be held in No.
vernher In tho high school building In
Wythevile Many premiums arc offered and
much Interested IS being manifested holh by
she students and patrons OF the school
Miss Lindsay Wilson, OF New Orleans.
returned home Tuesday after spending the
summer With Miss Virginia Gibboney.
Mrs. r. J. Gray attended the Virginia
synodlcal meeting at Charlottesville.
Mrs. James S. Ward and Earncy Ward.
OF Roanoke, arc visiting Mrs. John Brown
FOR few weeks.
Miss Emily Kent, of Petersburg, Is the
guest OF her aunt. Mira. Virginia T.. Kent
Miss Virginia Braxton. Of Knoxville. has
returned home after u visi, TO Miss Leila
Dew.
Mr. ard Mrs. J.. l.. Jewell and Miss Mary
Gibboney. OF Colon. Panama. have arrived
and the guests OF their parents Mr.
and Srs. j. Hal Gibboncy.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry O.. Nicol left We'd
nesday for their home In Detroit.
Mrs. q. l.. Ribble and children are the
guests OF DR. W. II. Ribb!e. Jr.. az his
home Spring street.
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BIG STONE GAP
Especial 20 The r,mes-D,spatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Zig stone Gap, Va, October h.-H. p.
Montague. OF New York City. spent few
days In town this week with his brother.
DR. l.. Il. Montague.
Mrs. Robert Doughty. OF Greenvllle. Tenn,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles I. Wade.
Mrs S. p. Fleenor LETT Monday for Men
dota to visit relatives and friends.
Miss jamie arrived in the Gap Sunday
night from Washington and will spend a
few days here
Archdeacon +. A. Rich. of Graham wa. a
visitor in town last Saturday. MI Rich
held services at Keokce. on Sunday
Mrs q. Is. Southwark and little daughter
went TO MIddlesborough last Thursday
morning. where they vii! spend some time
visiting relatives
Percy Marlborough. OF Richmond. has &C.
cepted n position at thE place
Mrs J. NJ. Willis went to Knoxville last
week. whore ste spent several days visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Henry Nan.
II +. Lite and bride. formerly Miss Clark
OF Rcdsville, y. C.. arrived In the Cap
Sunday night and will make this their hotno
Rev. Hubert Lloyd is in New York at.
tending the general conference OF the Eps-
copal Church.
j. NJ Willis and John G!Ily returned Fri
day morning from Knoxville. where they
spent several days attending the exposi-
tion.
Mrs. Otis Mouser and little son. Otis. Jr.
have returned from their visit to relatives
and friends in Kentucky.
C. G. Long and wife and daughter, Miss
Grace. went to Glade Springs Sunday. hnv.
Ing been called there on account Of the
serious Illness OF Mr.. Longs mother
Marion F. Collier midshipmen on tho bnt
tleship South Carolina. is here this week
visiting at home.
Lewis Minor, a brother OF j. A. l.. Minor.
formerly OF this place. spent A few days
here last week visiting his niece. Mrs. c.
+. Blanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
MALVERN HILL
[ Special TO The Tlmes-Dlspatcb.


Malvern Hill. Va, October Is-Mrs 7
NJ Gill. OF Granville and her mother Mrs
Richard Johnson of Glendale, accom- pa MED
by the little Misses Emma and Margaret
GIL spent the weekend with Mrs William
II. johnson at Bermuda Hundreds Va
william NJ. Bell. who has spent tho past
Point. ~
Thomas Dutro. who has been visiting bis
sister. Mrs Hugh IT. Harrison. for tho past
two months. left Thursday for Rlchmona
where he makes his home.
John A. Clark and daughter, Miss Jean
g. Clark. OF IIardens. spent Monday in
Richmond. with Mrs. ]. NJ. Bell.
Miss Florence Eberley returned to her
home, Greenwood this week from n two
months visit with relatives and friends in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. s: a. Clark has returned to her home
at Hardens. from Philadelphia. whore she
was called by the death OF her brother.
Robert c. Gardner. -
Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison and Miss Emily
Harrison spent Friday last in Richmond
Among the Charles city people who at
tended the fair on Saturday last were Ed
mund Ruffin. l., NJ. Nance, Commonwealth q
attorney; William c. Wilcox and Allan p.
johnson.
Mrs. Hugh West and son. Hugh Page
West. of Tho Gienns'. arc visiting Mrs.
Misses Carrie Kirkland Runin and .Is-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
FAIR THIS WEEK
Big Chesterfield County Exhibition Will
Start on Thursday.

Stnrt on Thursday.
An interesting and varied program
has been arranged for the Chesterfield
County Fair which will be held on
Thursday and Friday at Chesterfield
Courthouse. The officials say the fair
this year will surpass all others. anu II
great deal of time and money has been
expended 10 make it success Many
entries OF live stock, poultry and agri-
cultural exhibits have been made. Tho
free attractions this year will also be
above the ordinary
Among the exhibitors will be Bell
wood Farm, which is always one of thu
best agricultural features OF the state
Fair. Handsome prizes are offered for
the best exhibits. The Girls Canning
Club will be represented with n booth.
In which will be shown the products
OF its skill. Demonstrations Will also
be made of how TO can different fruits
and vegetables In the most scientific
manner. Prize corn raised by the
Boys Corn Club will be on exhibition.
Many athletic events are on the pro-
gram. including racing, jumping. tug
cf-war and other sports. Arrange
rents are being made TO have n game
OF football between the Chester Agri-
cultural High School and the Manches-
ter Pets. New buildings have been
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In SouthsIde Churches.

Why Go TO church," Will be the
subject Of sermon by Rev. Frank ".
Long, the pastor, this morning in Co
wardin Avenue Christian Church. He
NH preach tonight on The Attractive
Power Of the Cross"
a love feast and testimonial service
VIII be held In place of the regular ser
vice this morning In Asbury Methodist
church. Rev. j. l.. Eggleston, the pas
.or' VIII preach tonight on The
Deaths Feast"
III Weatherford Memorial C,k,rcb to
day the services will be conducted hy
Kew. w. j. Mitchell, Of Richmond COL
lege. The decision OF Rev Edward r.
smith, who was recently called to the
Iastorate. Is expected TO be made known
on Sunday next.
heV John ~ Barker, n missionary
from Brazil. will conduct the services
to-day in Clopton Street Baptist
Church.
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SOCIETY WOMAN
BRINGS JEWELRY
Search of Mrs. Thompson Dis
closes Gems Sewed Up
in Her Corset.

Boston, October 1s.-A chamois bag
continuing a valuable pearl necklace
with several unset pearls, It was learn
ed to-day, was found fastened under
tho corset of Mrs. May VanAlen
Thompson, OF New York and Newport.
when she was searched at the orders
OF the customs inspectors, upon her
arrival here on the Arabic from Liver
pool Mrs Thompson, granddaughter
OF the late William Aston and daughter
OF James J. NanAlen, was searched
after chamois bag containing several
thousand dollars worth OF Jewels was
found on her maid. Miss Connors
The twenty-five trunks belonging to
Mrs Thompson, which were seized upon
her arrival. We're opened to-day and
all dutiable articles which they con-
tanned were appraised by experts Mrs
Thompson had sought to have her per
sonal property passed free OF duty on
the ground that she was resident of
England. The customs officials refused
to do this when ii was found that Mrs
Thompson's husband. Griswold Thomp-
son. TO whom she was married in Lon
don few months ago. was registered
voter OF New York State.
y search OF Mrs. Thompson's maid
, was ordered only after the mistress
passage Of her trunks The inspectors
wcro startled when tho matron showed
| them the bag Of jewels found sewed
| In Miss Corners dress. a consultation
was then held, and It was decided 10
search Mrs. Thompson
| The find was the result OF tho in
! Vcstigation made by the customs Off
Gals rs 10 why Mrs. Thompson always
used the port OF Boston. instead OF
New York, when going TO and coming
from Europe. Before her marriage
Mrs Thompson went TO Europe two or
three times each year, and much COM
mont WAS created because she always
chose TO use this port
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
WILSON FARMER
KILLED BY NEGRO
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch. !

ISpcClaI 10 7 nc lillFh- IJIsIINtCN
Wilson. y. G., October l-Ross Flowers, a
prominent farmer. who lives about seven
miles from Wilson shot and Instantly
killed to-day by Tom Dehnsrn. negro. iv
ing on his place Mr.. Flowers and Tom had
raised some sugar-cane together and had
made molasses from IL several days ago.
M. Flowers was on II wagon today with q
his share of the inolasses money. Mr Flow
crs told him that he had not disposed OF
the molasses yet but would do In day
or two and told Tom TO walt. Debnafn had
Ii shotgun with him. which he drew Mr..
Flowers and declared that he would shoot
unless he received payment. Mr. Flowers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
Funeral of Mrs. N1nrn.

The funeral services of Mrs Frances
IL. Mayo, widow OF NIichaux NJ. Mayo.
OF 1901 Porter Street. were held yester-
day afternoon at o'clock from Porter
street Presbyterian Church. Rev. Wes-
ley Baker. the pastor, assisted by Rev.
William Campbell. conducted the ser
vices The burial was in Hollywood
The pallbearers were as follows: Ac-
tive. III. q. Carter. b Il. Walden, Bernard
watson, Edwin +. Williams, Railey y.
Shihett. S. s. Patch. William Robert
son and John S. Sampson. Honorary,
w. J. Carter and Augustine Royal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
Che-terfeld Chapter Meeting.

Chesterfield Chapter. United Daueh-
,crs OF me Confederacy. held its regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday after
noon ut 1870 o'clock in the home OF
Mrs. w. T. Alien. 4O3 South Third
Street most of the members being
present. Arrangements were made for
the chapter 10 have n booth at the
Chesterfield County Fair. which begins
on Thursday, at which lunches will be
sold.
Delegates to the convention. which
meets on November II and - in New
orleans, were appointed. They are
Mrs. p. y. Fore. Mrs. c. II. Dorset. Mrs.
Simmcrman and Mrs. Z. V. Coghin are
the altcrnates.
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Service OF I{ymns

Inc different hymns and their origin
VIII be discussed by Rev. Wesley I,a-
ker, tho pastor. Mt the evening service
tonight in Porter Street PRESBYTERIAN
church Chants and solos VIII also be
sung by the congregation "The
worlds Series Will be the subject of
me sermon this morning. THE Social
Message OF Jesus Will be the tonic 10
be discussed in tho mems Bible class
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
Show White House Gifts.

feature OF the bonfire entertainments
given last night in Beulah Methodist
church. Chesterfield County, was the
display of several White House pic
lures Mrs. T.. \. Swincford exhibited
some OF the latest photographs of Pres
'uent WOODROW wilson and his family.
which We're recently sent TO her with
The Presidents autograph. She also re-
ceiVed beautiful handkerchief from
Mrs. Wilson. Refreshments and fancy
Work were sold. the proceeds being de
voted to tho church fund.
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To mold NIcmorlnl Service

Memorial services win be held at ST. John
German Evangelical Church this morning n I
IL O'Clock In memory Of tho departed nom
uers OF HchlIlcr Lodge No 1870. I. o. O. r..
since itH organization nfty years ago DR.
Gutho VIII conduct the services IN German
Tho church VIII 10 appropriately decorated
cHBiOn.
Tho members OF Schiller Lodge Will as-
fcmble al 10 o'clock at fraternity Hall.
whero Past Grand Dr. NJ ID. HoRe, Jr and
Past Grand Samuel Schecr Will address
them. They viii then march In a body TO ST
JohaS e1NEcneA Evangelical Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
SOUTH BOSTON
Special to The Time.Dispn,ch I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
South Boston, Va. October ls-Miss Louise
Owen. OF Green. Bay; Mics Mary Arnstead
OF Danviile. and w. @. Morton. of Peters.
burS. were among the guests hers 10 at
tend the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Nor
ton TO Thomas Clarke.
Hiss Roy LoveIhce. OF Wilson. ~ c. and
Miss Blanche Sheppard. OF Farrnvilie. are
the guests OF Mi.s Eva LovelEce on JET.
frebs street.
u, Bruce Mecommerlck. of Panama. is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Guy Mclaughlin has returned TO her
home here after very pleasant Visit to
rciativeR In North Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
.Reoryunires for Year.

Special TO The Times Di.pa.chl
. Lynehbure Va, October is-The Lynch
BURG Associated Charities has rcorganized
for the coming year with the following orY,.
Gals: President. Mrs. Henry c. Mcdowell:
vice president. II. a. Allen, secretary y Y
Kemp. and treasurer. &rs. John ". Child
During the past twelve months the orysni-
znton had t.S distress calls. It's representa-.
nvcs fnakins s2t3 visits In that period.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
PlnintiR Gets s4.2,o.

Damages In the sum of s4.25o were
awarded the plaintiff by n iurv vestcrD
day in Hastings Court, Part H., in the
SUIT OF John Goard against w. d. Tur-
ncr The suit resulted from tho OK
change Of a piece Of property I'm Michi
gan owned by Mr.. Goard, for farm
in Chesterfield
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

ter Mamie. have returned 10 their home.
ENelynion. from a visit 10 friends In Rich
nond.
Richard Atkinson spent Tuesday OF this
week IN Hichmond
Mrs. J. \. Clark. of Hardens. who IL with
her uhugh,eT, Mrs Robert c. Gardner in
Phihdelphia. Pa will visit her daughter
Mrs W Harvey Rihk. In Lancaster Couuty
Pa, before returning home.
Mra William j Hogan. OF Dorghnm.. spen,
Tuesday o. this week In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

got behind the negro In tho wagon and ask
ell Tom not to shoot, but sooner than he
said this tho negro fred ut him, the load
taking effect In his mouth and throut lie
cleo Few moments later. AZ soon Deb
nam shot he took to the woods, and has
not been found yet. Sheriff Rowe and
Deputy Glover left this evening TO search
for the murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
Charged with bicycle Theft.

Lloyd Adams twelve years old, who
was arrested for the theft Of a bIcycle
IRON >. II. Bass OF 1901 McDonoucb
street was gent on to the Juvenile
Court by Justice Maurice yesterday
morning in Police Court, Part III. The
wheel Is valued at 500 Young Adams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
oe==NEWS OFFS
SOUTH RICHMOND

erected on tho courthouse green. and
others arc In process of construction
-norts VIII be made to secure some OF
the midway attractions from the Pc
tersburg Fair.
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ana smelly 1cct,
are soothcd and
IN a d e w e ! ].
Corns. bunions.
G a | ! u $ e 8 and
chilblains a J. c
relieved at once
by 4 gladdening
TiZ foot bath.
TlZ is on sale
everywhere, at
drug and de-
partment stores.
price Csc a box.
Don't let dealers
fool you with
something that
isn't TIZ. Be
sure that Wal
ter Luther Dodge
* Co" Is printed
on the box. II
70 ur d q al e T.
won't s II p p ! y
you, we will. by
mail on receipt
Of price. Wal
I cr l. Il I h G T
ID o d g G & Co,
1928 So. Wal bash
Ave. Chicago
Adv.
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come to their Offices rs representatives
OF their respective schools. the dental
ana pharmacy departments. Both arc
clhsseG as excellent students, and both
are popular members of their classes.
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Quick Relief In What You Want md
Pyramid Pile Remedy Is What
Won Sho,,Id

We want your name II you suffer
from any form OF piles. No matter
what you have tried you owe yourself
let US give you this relief.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
TIZ Comforts
and Cures
Sore Feet
Foot-Torture Ends, Foot-Joy Begins, in
Your First Foot-Bnth OF TIZ.

TIZ cures sore feet, tender feet-feet
puffed up with pain. Hot, tired. chufcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19

Pyramid Pile Remedy"
No words are necessary. We do not
need to make claims. Just send to Py-
ramid Drug Co. ASS Pyramid Bldg,
Marshall. Mich, to-day for free trial
package OF Pyramid Pile Remedy, or
II you prefer. go TO your druggist and
buy a 50-ceRt box.
Don't despair Don't undergo an op-
Grafton BE sensible and take hope.
DO what thousands OF others have
done. Pyramid Pile Remedy reduces
all Inflammation. stops itching, bleed
ing. sores. ulcers, congestion and all
pile trouble.
For sale at all drug stores, price 800.
Advertisement.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14
Casco Bay House
LONG ISLAND THRoNGEp WITH
TOURISTS. +;

Items of Interest Concerning Hot eli
Guests. 1,S~
The hotel still continues to have
daily arrivals, and the register shows
many families are here from Mont
real, Canada, and New York State.
The ideal weather Is all that one
could desire and several house
parties have enjoyed sailing and fish
Ing trips recently. Dancing is in
great favor with the young people
and the semi-weekly dancing parties
given in the Pavilion are the occa-
sions of great enjoyment.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Thomas j.
Casey, clerk at the hotel, in company
with a party Of friends, motored over
to Great Chebeague% island to attend
the Folk dance entertainment given
at Assembly Hall under the direction
of the Misses Adams Of Bailey Island,
assisted by Miss Gertrude Walker
Crowley, soprano soloist of the
Chebeague summer colony. The
party was a delightful affair and was
largely attended, the summer colony
being very largely representa-.
Mr.. Rudolph Valance returned 70
his home in Montreal last week after
a delightful sojourn here.
Mr.. A. E. Tyler of Montreal joined
his family for few days last week.
The family are having a most pleas
ant outing and they are all greatly
pleased with the island.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Godfrey of
Dover, N. H., were recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Glidden of the
same city, both of whom are here
at the hotel for an extended sojourn.
Messrs. Robert M. Powers of Bos-
ton, Mass, and George H. Byron of
Concord, N. H., registered here last
week. Both gentlemen are we'll
known to the greater part Of the
tourists, as they have spent several
seasons at the hotel.
Wednesday of last week the Lewis
ton, Me-, Retail Grocers Association
held their annual picnic here on the
island and the attendance was over
seven hundred. Dancing was enjoy
ed in the Pavilion, and the days
outing was one long to be rerlem-
bered.
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rivals have registered, several of
whom are visiting the island for tho

rivals have registered, several of
whom are visiting the island for the
first time. All the guests are greatly
pleased with the manner in which, the
hotel is conducted. and the manage.
ment's one aim is to have hotel
equal to any ons the Maine coast.
The table is supplied with the best
obtainable, and abundance of every
thing that is, good to eat is served
at all the meals: Mrs. Louise Rich
OF Amsterdam, N. Y, : is here, the
guest of her son, Mr.. Laurence Rich.
Guests at the hotel are delighted with
the Japanese tea room, which is a
new feature this year. This unique
room is on the Office floor and is
artistfcally fitted up with Japanese
fans, umbrellas, lanterns, etc. The
small tea tables are covered with
Japanese tea mating and the little
tea sets are the daintiest things
imaginable. During the afternoon
hours tea and light refreshments are
served, and each Sunday a special
menu card is offered. Several parties
from the summer colony have enter
tanned friends here the past week
The little Japanese tea room is ono
of the attractions of the hotel
Mr.. George Sebold of Elizabeth,
New Jersey, was among the recent
arrivals. His chief pastime is deep
sea, fishing, and already several fine
catches are to his credit. Mr.. Sebold
is Vice President of the Weimar
Storage and Trucking Co., 35O-352
Elizabeth Ave.. New, Jersey.
Mrs. c.. E. Andrews of Baltimore,
Md, and Miss Noble Du VAL also of
that city, are here with us. Both
ladies intended sojourning here for
two weeks, then going to the noun
tains. but they were so pleased with
the hotel and island that they have
cancelled their mountain trip and will
remain here until late in the season.
Mrs. B. w. Blakeley, Chester, Pa,
Mrs. M. B. Arnold, Sharon Hill, Mrs.
G. H. Richardson of Sharon Hill, and
Mis- S. H. Richardson of Philadelphia
Pa, are registered here for an in
definite outing. Miss Richardson is
an active member of the Century
Club in the Quaker city.
Mr.. E. L. Clark of the 14th Maine
Regiment Association, is here at the
hotel. Last week during the conven-
ton of his regiment held at Portland
he was in attendance, coming here
at the close for his outing Mrs.
Clark arrived the last of the week
and will remain with her husband
until their vacation ends.
Mr.. Peleg Gardner of Swampscott,
Mass, President of the 14th Maine
Regiment Association, is also here at
the hotel accompanied by his wife,
and they are planning to remain two
weeks.
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Entrance to Wildwood Inn.
WILDWOOD INN

We beg
5c
lscreened
Shady Walks
dinners. etc. Phone 810212.
JOS. FETTER, Prop.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-14
Granite Spring Hotel

POPULAR LONG ISLAND HOTEL
ENTERTAlNS MANY.
Japanese Tea Room New Feature.
During the past week many new ar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-03
THE INSANE FOURTH NOW SANE

The pistols crack yet the lannon's
shall bring music to their
The vicious ire-cracker is more
No more the squib hopefuls finger sears.
Gone those days when dawn with a crash,
Gone is the plainive devil chasers shrek,
Gone, too, the chance to burn surplus cash,
And live free lunch many a hungry week
The doctor and the undertaken, too
n idle loneliness, their hearthsides pace.
Alas, there's naUght for them to do,
Unless they far distant place.
In Memrys vault safely locked the days
When thund'Ting ambulance wont to rush
Through where victims would their death
Where that Once-is peaceful hush.
knowledge is throned in Mania's chair,
We've passed the turning in that bloOd-stained lane
Where once manned and bruised and hair
We've changed doPe-the Insane Fourth's Sane
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-03

the great Chicago would expose the invisible
in Chicago and Illinois But don't think will because Chicago
Right
Chicago the has been controlled by the
invisible
notorious that almost uniformly the Chicago police force has
invisible breaking
exposure
the beginning the invisible
other follow until the crooked
it.
invisible Chicago
Day Book make impossible for has in the and
through;
will something like deal what be
Right here however want give The Tribune credit for the good
conjunction
anarchy and vany Of the National Association of Manufacturers
wouldn't
with them these doing showing
Kbys losing
advertising of the boss abobaer of them ALL old
Creek,