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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
B-R-R-H, SILVER
Wheelingites Given a Sample OF What
May BE Expected Later in the
SeaSon-Rellef Promised.

Real weather, Yes sir. fine. Just a
little crisp around the edges"
That's the way TO describe the
weather OF yesterday. provided that
you like II. OF course. The day was
n fair sample OF the wlu,ry days that
are 20 be looked for at this time OF
the year a good start was made and
the prospects are encouraging for
much more OF the same brand. The
old weather man himself. was on the
Job yesterday. and just to show that
he remains hale ami hearty. he just
pulled all the levers. one after IN,
other of course and sent all kinds.
with the exception OF warm winds
He started out early with a tenn
perature OF 80. that being at 8 o'clock
In the morning. OF course. and then
just 10 add touch OF reality to the
scene ne continued the chapter OF rain
from the day and night before. The
rain came down in fine mist for a
time with a cold wind. and then as
he tilted the rain barrel. more water
flowed and later I'm the day. mopped
up the muss that he had made lie
continued 20 manipulate the weather
levers. however. and sent all brands
OF weather. including chill north
winds
The wind continued 70 become
Stronger until late In the night. whom
81 was travelling some All during
this time he kept hts foot on the ok
haust pipes and let all o. the warmth
our and pushed down on the power
pedal with his other foot. forcing the
temperature lower and lower. This
continued until about I o'clock when
the thermometers ia the business dis
trict registered 80 degrees above tho
big o. That was enough Il was drop
ping too fast and the record was los-
in the excitement OF hunting for tho
heavy overcoat Just how far the
thermometer mercury was forced
down after that as nor known. but It's
safe bet 'hr- b. went considerable
lower before day light
The weather report FOR today IS
more encouraging however. an the
man who handles chat business eav-
that he Will continue the clouds. bur
will LEI M on f1e cold stun. M least
FOR a few hour
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TO INSPECT CANAL.

WASHINGTON. oct 20-secrN
fary Garrison. accompanied by Mrs.
Garrison and Brigad.er General Errs-
mus " Weaver chief Of the coast
artillery. viii leave Washington to-
morrow afternoon for New York 10
sail Wednesday for Colon. The sec.
rotary expects 20 spend week IN
spectrg tho canal ir conference
With color. George Goefhals and
the other members OF the canal com.
mis- on. regarding the legislation
necessary for the operation % thA
great waterway after SIS complexion.
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THREE AVIATORS
FALL TO DEATH

EpINAL. France Oct 2O-Lled;
GARNER and Sappcr Gurot. of me
Eplnal military aeroplane depof,
were returning from Huc today wuen
the engine of their aeroplane stopped
suddenly The machine capsized and
the aviators fell from "a height Of 500
feet and were killed
About the same time Corporal Avn
ator Dautroche. Of the same depot.
while making a niEqt near the depot .
met with an almost similar accident.
The engine Of the machine beanie de-
tached and the biplane turned over
and fell into the river Mosclis Da,
roche was drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
MOUNTAINEER
GETS IA YEARS

Special Dispatch 20 the Tntenigencer
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Oct 90
Elias Russell Dickey. a middleaged
mountaineer. from the wilds OF Brax
ton county. has tist been taken from
the Clarksburg Jail 10 the Mounds
Vile penitentiary. to serve a sentence
OF "a years for a murder committed
IL years ago. lie was recently arrest
ed here as the fugitive and later he
was Identified by g. halfbrother Of the
murdered man. who came here from
BraNton county. The sentence was
imposed for the murder OF James
Tanner In that county. but he escaped
from the Redwood jail before peni-
Tertiary guards could get him and he
has been ~ liberty ever stree.
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AMERICA OPENS
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throuEhout the case have asserted.
that -fo Be- coming here for the spec.
fc purpose ~ fulfilling engagements
10 deliver lectures. that all tina. is
desired .s Hat she may boz allowed
90 carry out those engagements
Upon carefully cCns.dDrirg the on.
lr" record and 900 of fne circum.
-arC.e Iu ... case. q conclude that
' best disposition fo make of tho
matter NIl Do. fO accept frr nasur.
..rs NJ III. .H...r concerned and HH.
Af Sire TsItl.r.t rr Her own rnr.
oEullTrrr '. l.rrr. from tho country
a. fHr termination OF har engage
mnufa. aUI .. recommend.
Describes the Case
Too h.H mnmUr4uI fD fHr rcrro.
fs-v fIe rommIaaI1rrr described tho
case Il hand as follows.
'Ale1 Orb u native of Manchester
England. ae.l %. travelling alone
a a H.f.H. rIfn three children n
Europe paid hnr own pl aga. Ia.
no occupation. bias been 600 tho
United States twice before. ono .r
f.. autumn of 1000 nrI Hr4.n from
p0fup'r 800 fu January 1912. r..
r. 'u lr.rl. Mrs I'D % 3D. UnI
H'r' NH0. ..H atrnu. Sow fur.
..f. Don. $4,000. Tho board excluded
H.'r DBL unanimous .nfn. fol. a .rrr
.. rUu Ha. boon convicted of FL
ln..r. Ur other crime or mIHIemrar
Dr winch. .r f.o opinion of fHo b0.rI
involve. mora. fIr.fI.r
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LsEcH REsloNs.

MANILA oct oo.r.tr & T.eoch
director ~ r~i~''ng for tha phTinrfra
Islands has ros'rneT ir statement
he SAYS 'h7f hia RESIGNATION was 20
ouestod after ho ha1 ro'r n1 Oh df
vulce cahleg~7ws of protest sent 20
Washington iv member ~ fhs Ma
Mia Typographical Union av1f-e+ ~
prospoc''vo salary cu' hr fhc ls- M
ture Nr Irrrh a0~s fi-f ra f.f It
his du'v 'o remain lo7al t0 fhe meme
orga7iza'ior. - which poo ls nm hon
GRAVY m"nh Dor Moreover poo m7fn.
ta'ne. no uu.' recognize tho ..r b
right ~ petition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
W. VA. LEADS IN
NATURAL GAS

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
WASHINGTON. %. c.. oct 20. -
West virginia was the greatest pro
Queer Of natural gas in 1912. Accord
ing 10 q government bulletin just Is
sued The produ-.ion was 2l65a5,-
027 600 cubic feet, valued at $29.o6t.-
SOS
Pennsylvania was the largest con
sumcr of gas. produciul 10 the value
OF S22 .S23.125. but COnsum.nr S25.-
$500 worth of gas West Virginia
consume only about onc-fourth OF
her output. the balance being piped
into olher .Latcs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
TEXAS TO MAKE
Her TRIAL TRIPS

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. oct 90
The h1ttleship Texas the latest and
one OF the most powerful vessels OF
The American navy. just completed
here. passed orr The virginia capes to-
DAY for RoCHia1d. Maine. 20 undergo
her Official acceptance trials The
TeXa win be turned over 20 THE gov
eminent in about two months She
was manned ~ part when sine sailed
to-day hr officers and men from the
battlesh.p South Carolina. now Of
Norfolk
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TAX
A BIG JUMP

NEW YORK. Oct. % There was
a big advance In the coffee market
today on rumOrs of cold weather m
Brazil and unfavorable private crop
advices. Early offerings We're COM
parauyely light after the heavy liaui-
dalton OF late last week. but selling
became heavier as prices reached a
level Of 80 10 30 points above the
closing figures OF Saturday. and
caused reactions OF some 70 20 IS
points m the late trading The spot
market was firm and one-hslf cent
higher In sympathy with the advance
In futures
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MEXICO CITY. Oct 2O.-The hold
ing OF AZ Germans at Torreon by Cen
eral Francisco villa as hostages
aainst an attack by the federal forces
has aroused the German government
10 make strong demands upon the
Mexican foreign office to insure their
safety.
General villa permitted the Ameri-
cans 20 depart from Torreon. but held
the Germans. about The same number
Of French residents. 10 or y British
ers and several Spaniards. declaring
that his purpose was to use them as a
foil 10 deter the federal- from attack
ing the city. He also ier 80 be Known.
according 20 adviCes Neeiyei here.
that they would be sacrificed unless
the effort 10 retako Torreon was
abandoned
What action the foreign office pro
poseE 10 take has not yet been de-
termIned
Huerta Raises Duties.
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 20 An in.
crease Of 5OTs in all import duties VIII
become effective October y bv virfue
OF a decree by President Huerta lust
published Merchants and importers
are making every EFFORT to utilize tho
Few remaining days 20 their advant.
age. Consumers generally are con
cerned over the prospect OF n further
advance IN the already high prices pre-
vailing.
The new increase in duties IS in ad
dillon 20 the increase of ten per cent
ordered last July. making. as import.
'rs estimate H. a total advance or 6
per cent under ~, present admins
tration. With foreign exchange rang
Ing from 20 90 , SD pesos for the dol
lar. gold business men arc in despair
In the face of The almost Impossible
business conditions already existing.
many regard as inevitable the closing
o, their establishments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
BURNED SCHOOL
FOR REVENGE

Special Dispatch 20 the IntelliFencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. 20
Revenge sought by Thomas Nunley. a
miner. cause BIN TO burn the school
house az Boomer. one Of the largest
mining towns In Fayette county. a
Few DAYS ago. Nunlev's son was pun
isLcd by Miss Melissa Kuhn. one OF
the Boomer teachers Seeking re-
vcare NUuiey fred the school build
.ng. which was completely destroyed.
The lr-cndiary was held 10 the grand
fury today. after State Fire Marshal
Charles a Ellison had made an inves
tigatiln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
WIN. WALLACE
PASSES AWAY
WHEELiNGITE DIES m Los AN.
GEIES. WHERE he WENT
FOR HIS HEALTH.
Was Widely Known Throughout, the
Country In the Glass Industry.
Was Inventor % Note.

William Wallace died al Los An
geles. California. Thursday. October
is. where ne had gone In search of
health. Mr. Wallace was widely
known IN the glass industry. having
brought forth a number OF new ideas
and inventions. among which is the
glass insulatOr now used throughout
the world on telephone and telegraph
poles. 20 insure anchorage and non
conductive properties to wires form
ing these lines. He also invented the
screw glass cap for fruit Jars and the
chilled steel mold whereby art glass
can be blown instead Of cut
Mr. Wallace was In the seventeen
year OF his age. and was born in North
wheeling. His parents were James
and Emma Wallace. his father being
one OF the leading factors in this vi
cinity I'm the glass business. Mr.. Wal
lace learned HIS trade IN the North
Wheeling works After finishing his
trade. the Civil War broke out and he
responded 70 the call 10 arms and en-
listed In the Second West virginia
Regiment and served with distinction
during the war. after which he mar.
ried Miss Rose Terry. who survives
him. together with TWO daughters.
Mrs. Marsh Harton. OF Pittsburgh. and
Mrs. Robert Killgore. OF Cleveland.
One daughter Rosa. died about nine
years ago. He IS also survived BY one
brother. Frank Wallace. Of Martins
Ferry rs funeral ARRANGEMENTS have
not been definitely made. ~ is likely
Mr.. Wallace viii be buried I'm Lake
View cemetery. Cleveland. O. later
this week.
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EAGLE PASS. oct 2O-Thar Next
can Federals expected an attack BY
the Constituiionalists on Picdras Ne
gras. the former rebel capital. WAS in
dlcated to-day when all ~ the Federal
artillery was distributed among the
batteries ranged around the town in a
semi-circle. and commanding the ap-
proaches 20 the city from the south
The main body ~ Federals hrs moved
out OF the city and encamped a few
miles 20 the south
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
$50 DEGREE MAsoNs MEET

WASHINGTON. oct 90 The SUI
preme council az The thity-tbrd de-
Eree off tle Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Of free Masonry for the
southern iuri- dicrou o. he United
states began its biennial session here
to-day Tween four out of tho 20 SOW
ereiEu grand i1 pcCtur- general were
present Tur'-hf fHa ROYAL Order OF
Scotland conferred degree. aron 90
candidates
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PREsIprNr JoINs V. N. {. Il

WASHINGTON oct er. presi
dent Wilson to-day Joined the local
branch ot th" YOUNG Mems Christian
association becoming On regular uom-
Der Many other pres dents have
been member of th" orzluiza' ou
during their Wash.uat.u residence.
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Tho funeral OF the late William Henry
Collins. who passed away Of bis home
last saturday afternoon. following an
illness Of "A complication or disease. In
cidcnt 70 old age. took place from tho
home OF his daughter iu-law. ou Main
street. yesterday afternoon Rev Hess
~ tho North street NJ b. church CON
Quoted the services
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tour IN thir country eho expects 20
saf fr- Europe N0frwhsr o9
r was difficult tp imagine th7f tho
slightly built gray haired ii'To $50.
man who stepped ashore nom mo
ferry boat at mo battery WIS tho
same person that frr ..rr-ll Years
h11 caused tho Hrii government rr
much trouble lt reason ~ hrr m'I.
tanf tactics in honaff o. woman eng
'rage or her inc'fatIons Co mfUfaucy
'or 'the cause
Also her tranquil corrtorau~e and
brightness ~ eyes raro u0 Indication
That ehn bad gone through fhH .rF.aIs
OF s.E prolonged hunger atrik. fo 1h.
f1ir fsr release from prison sentence
imposed 'or Illegal 1rta committed .n
England .r hcr erd'atOr fo gain votes
for women
To Home o. Mrs Belmont
Shortly after sho landed vrs prnk.
fu- taken Dol 900 AUTOMOBILE. fo
'.r residence ~ Wrr D W o. HaI
mont where sHa had rr.he11 mil
Tonight .he wa. dI0rd "a. fHr Af.re
club Ns fHr Wuman'f Political Union
$500" nH. ..rHIr rl1frd over IaI re.
Int.r rHa American people $50 To-
H fInIr rII' .re rHH "Whaf
900 'U" Trr'IaI r1vr THnr ..r paid
.'. poet. fnrff. fu H.rrrH w..
'.'.. Ia BRITISH bonn. .r.r.nrs.
..'-.r...r.rr I.m 1e fHs .r..r f.-
'Hr.r H. Hrr.r|
f ".r ... ...r... fu
"|..H. .I ...f-. f..
'' H.H'| ...".. ....| f. .r
I.. f....U... corded
H.. .. U.....
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Henry obsequies.

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late James \. Henry were held
yesterday afternoon az 2.30 o'clock nt
the family residence at So. 14rS lf.ir
street after which iufcrm.uf was fu
Peninsula cemetery Tie was "a survivor
OF the civil war and leaves wide circle
- friends 90 mourn his loss Deceased
had been in tho real estate business FOR
mum Lnr % Nnlr.
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SOME MORE OF
THE SAME STUFF

HARRGSONBtR-. Va. oct 90
Warm sunshine. fHurdrr and Hgaf-
ming. rain. han and bowling wind.
stor and rcarf-ao1irr temperature
was what Tarrisorburr rot = -
way of weather today t.'veen dawn
and dusk
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WILL ACCEPT
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% the board and the seventh 70 he
the secretary of the treasury The
committee has not vet taken M the
question Of reducing 'he number Of
reserve banks. hu' suggestions have
been made putting the number an the
way from three 20 ten Senator
Weeks Repuhlicanl has pro osal
that the number be reduced 20 one.
single federal bank to be controlled
absolutely hy he government
Recess Taken Up.
The urono-al FOR "a recos7 ~ fho
house was taken up AZ Ih. White
House and AZ the capitol today. and
negotiations continued without my
definite conclusion President VII
sons letter 20 Mr. Underwood. made
public a. the White House. said tho
president was confident the currency
bin would be reported in mo senate
In the first week ~ November and
would be- passed within three weeks
thereafter
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y .nnral services over fhs remains OF
the late Angela Wolf win Doe held in tho
FAMILY residence at 10 "Te5 Jacob
street. Wednesday morning al $40
o'clock Requiem high mass viii be caf-
ehrnfed AZ St Alphon9us church az o
TERED in Nj. calvary cemetery she 81
survived hv her parents. two brothers
and -FOUR sisters. who are left 20 mourn
her loss
The deceased had been iII for some
time with local troubles natural 20 chill
dren- She was extremely popular and
wa Vol liked hg an who knew her She
wa .uIil of ST. AluhouzIS sUuovl and
II iS likely that che students of that
school Will attend the funeral 90 "a body.
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PRESENTATION
Ccontinusd from Firs. Page,
Germans HeId a. Hos,ao,,

States to have free hand in dealing
with the Mexican problem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-18

city Hall to settle his poll taxes or
TO be assessed, he is treated with
entire courtesy by the officials. but
there seems some confusion between
the Offices of tho Treasurer. tho Com
missioner of the Revenue and the
Hustings Court. 1t is more that the
system is clumsy than the officials are
slack. But some OF the Offices have n
small force. and we know of men who
have been to the City Hall-possibly
having only few minutes TO spare
from their work--who have found no
body TO attend 10 their wants They
did not know where to go. and there
was no pilot. They went from one
Office to another without getting any
results, until their tire or patience was
exhausted. and they have left the City
Hall no nearer to becoming voters than
when they went there. We hope to
work out plan to simplify procedure.
and if necessary to have a volunteer
committee TO aid men going to the City
Hall. and direct them to the proper
offices. and see that they get the in
formation and attention they require"
Teams Enthusinstic.
Among the membership OF the teams
there is great enthusiasm. Working
for no party. for no cancidatc. advo-
eating no reform. Twenty-Five teams
averaging Ten men each. have under
taken TO induce 10000 white men in
Richmond who now take no part in
the government Ia come up and do
their share. How the man shall vote
for whom he shall vote. or what his
ideas of policy are. is none of the com
mittec's business They have no friends
among the candidates. but they are
putting il squarcly M to the white
men Of Richmond to exercise the right
of suifrase-to speak now or hereafter
hold their peace. as to the way things
20 in the community. "Ife we can't
put thi soVcr, then ] am in favor of
turning this voting business over 10
the women" was the way one team
captain put IL.
From Gao to $50 each night mem
bers of tho teams give their time to
visiting those whose names have been
given them in tho precincts assigned.
And almost without exception the men
seen have apoliEized for their own neg
ligcnce which has made it necessary
to call on them at all. and have prom
Used TO qualify at once. May . is tho
last day for poll tax payment for those
who propose to take part in amy cleo
ton. primary or general. 10 he held in
Richmond this year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-18
REPUBLICANS ATTACK
"SECRET LEGISL ATIONo

Georgia. placing plIosphorc acid on
tho free list, Was passed with but little
opposition. The committee had fixed
the duty at . cents q pound Reprc-
sentative Bartlett argued that phos-
phoric acid was used in the prepare
ton Of fertilizer. and that to tax II
would raise tho price or fertilizer to
the farmers
After lengthy debate. 'tarin com
mission was agreed upon as the namc
/ for the proposed body. The conference
decided to postpone action on rcso-
luton providing that the vote OF the
caucus should not be binding upon the
individual members
wide difference OF opinion became
apparent when Representative Moore
OF Pennsylvania. offered n resolution
providing that the Republicans should
offer no general substitute tariff or
subschcdulcs as amendments to the
Underwood measure. but should com
bine their efforts in pointing out the
dangers OF the Democratic bill. The
reading Of the resolution prccipitated
| u parliamentary wranglc. which re-
| publican Leader Mana ended by mo-
ton to adjourn.
! The caucus will meet tomorrow
afternoon TO continue consideration of
the tariff commission amendment.
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ROUNDING UP MANY
WHO HAVEN'T PAID
Hundreds OF Citizens Readily
Agree to Pay Poll Tax When
Seen by Committee.
ONE FINAL WHIRL TONIGHT
Slow System at City Hall Re
gardcd as Cumbcrsome-Too
Much Time Lost.

reports received by General Chair
man Fairfax G.. Jones at the Richmond
Club last night indicate that the cam
paign OF calling OH the non clustered
men of voting age in RiChmond is
about two thirds completed. The can
N3ssinE committees will complete the
Work Tonight except for removals and
transfers. where new addresses have
tn be supplied. Probably 5000 men OF
voting age, assessed for poll taxes. but
who take no part in the government.
city or state. have been approached,
and large majority have promised to
register and qualify at once.
Work shows Prompt Results.
The work Of the committee WAS ap-
yarcut Yesterday at the office of City
Treasurer Pace. though up 10 the clos
ing hour only one afternoon Of can
wasting had hecn accomplished. Fifty
FIVE men who had been assessed called
on Treasurer Pace yesterday and
oualihed to take part in coming cleo
tions. Thirty-four men who had not
even been assessed--whose names
were not even known at the City Hall
showed that they were fully quail
fed residents. paid their poll taxes,
and arc now voters.
On the preceding day. when the cam
paign had Just been launched. about
sixty men paid up. OF course. time
has to he allowed to working mon.
who must await an opportunity TO go
TO the City Hall in business hours but
from reports OF tho workers II Is be-
lieved that a very considerable pro-
portion of the white men Of Richmond.
not now taking part in the govern
men, will qualify before the lists close
for this year on May 3.
Met With Courtesy Everywhere.
The precinct committees report"
said Chairman Jones last night, that
wherever they have gone they have
bcen treated with the greatest cour-
tesy. This is true both streets
where well-to-do people live and in
sections mainly Inhabited by working
people In fact, the latter seem TO
take the greater interest. and more
readily promise To qualify and pay
their poll taxes. From reports already
in fully 1,5th men have promised our
oanvasscrs tonight that they will
qualify.
"of tho cards VIC issued Of the white
lnen of Richmond assessed for poll
taxes, numbering about 1000 in all,
divided among twcnty-two precinct
committees. the reports show nearly
one tenth as dead or having moved
out Of the city. Probably one nth
llavc moved Ia other addresses. and
will have 10 be looked up in tho City
DIRECTORY, and new cards issued TO the
proper teams.
THE teams are working wonderfully.
and arc in tho fight TO stay. out of
more than POO men who have enlisted
there has not been a gutter Every
cAuNasscr is ready TO keep at it until
all tho mon in the city not now voters
have been seen and urged 10 qualify.
One Cause of Complaint.
There is Just ono complaint that
comes To us When man goes to the
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CHANGE
BROUGHT ABOUT IN
POPE'S CONDITION
CONTINUED From First Page.)

increased and he has been unable to
sleep more than few moments at Al
time