davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26

here as q SuggeS-
ton. Tan eponge
was used for the
suit with collar
and turned-back
cuff Of the same
material in white.
A broad, stifened
belt Of black vel.
vet b oil DIS tn Q
blouse fullness OF
the coat. The
blouse closes IN
slightly surplics
effect above the
belt, while the
lower coat portion
shows the cuta'
way influence. But
tons Of black vel
vet with attend
ant buttonholes
are placed Just
outside the shaped
collar of white.
The skirt 10 plain
save for three de-
between knee and ]
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26
Description.

Description.
What kind of a man is Withering.
toni"
Zone of these fellows who depend
upon their whiskers to lend them dis.
tinction."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26
MILDLY Tia

nay de- in all oolors ars 10 n.
IND - IN abundance One has . cho,cs
= tns ues fringed. henstttchsd -
simpeu hemmsd "
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26

Roth In Cut and Materials Particular
Iy Effective fer the young
Girls Wear.

A particularly becoming coat SUI,
q, enonee for a young girl is onereo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26

Exf 81 "a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26
DESIGN FOR LITTLE SISTER
oak aad Cotton Combined In Pretty
Costume That Has Some Really
New Feakures.

F1s blue silk and cotton material
AAs been made up most charminplv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26

khlIfs.:. Isa,,R n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-08-26

saa paftoned strap clippers Of Witt
"a eompAsts the dainty costume
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

want. He is the only bona fde
actor in the world who has a
typewriting machine as part of
his dressing room paraphernalia;
carries money-the real thing
around loose in his pockets and
hates to talk about himselfI'
Not an actor, surely?" I said.
eyes; let's catch him when he
isn't looking. or he might run"
And that's the way I happened
to meet Charles Clary, the orig
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

ACECR IN The MOVlES!
.inal of the chief character in ''The
Coming of Columbus" and scores
of other popular pictures which
the Chicago branch of the Selig
Polyscope company is producing
every day.
"Clary, old man, tell Miss Price
about the mash notes you answer
every day on that typewriter, and
/ the scenarios you are going to
write on it when"
Steady, steady, my boy"
laughed Clary.
Then you do have notes to
answer and scenarios to write,
MI. Clary?" 1 yentured.
ooh, yes, of course people write
and tell US when they like our
work" he said, modestly. And
I am anxious to write picture
plays of my own.
You see," he hurriedly CON
fded as if afraid he might be
caught telling Z. state secret, "the
great moving picture play hasn't
been written yet. And why
shouldn't I be the author ?" He
finished his remark with laugh,
but l really think he meant it.
''Why?" I echoed.
Il like the picture that means
something" he resumed, that
gives the actor a chance to ex-
press a noble idea, and conveys
sentiment or fact which will
benefit the people who see it.
There's no reason why more of
that sort of play shouldn't be
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02


TIA = TOO OEEN II44O
By Gertrude M. Price.
"Have you anyone around here
who is different from everyone
else?"
If I had hoped to startle Mr.. P.
M. publicity manager) out of his
usual complacency was off
wrong at the start.
"Certain-lee," came his CHEEKY
answer. Got the very man you
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
oux soYs At THE FRONT
(Conttn ued from Page One.
,ha, Is home. sweet home.


that In home. sweet home.
The school superintendent has
promised the boys = dance tomorrow
niEht at the school house. and All
the boys have the devil In their toes
and can hardly wait
Private Withers Is getting pretty
lonesome since se arrived here
for that girl in Trinidad Is greatly
missed.
When ". we're in camp al Trinidad
there ~-r. pies and cakes galore
which were greatly appreciated by
all. and II anybody In La JuntA
wants to know what Captain LIN
yilie's favori,. pi. Is. Just ask him
He knows.
O r.. SANBORS.
Sergeant Company II. Second Resi-
ment Infantry.
Segundo. November 2Oth.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Chrtsetaa Church.

Bible School ~ s:Ss 4. M.
Remember this IL the day for our
offering for Home Missions. Don't
forget your envelope with offering.
Preaching At IL \. M. Subject.
The Word" Lesson. II Timothy
t:l-2-
Christian Endesvor at $50.
Preaching In the evening at 7:30
.. m. Special music.
Pr.yW meeting, "Wednesday ~v-
.aing At 7;3o. Subject. Church ~
nances.' Leaders. J. N. Strong. c.
A. Prxu and Orsn Walker
Union Thanksgiving service at Re
formed Presbyterian church. Thurs-
day Al 10 =. N.
All are invited to these services.
y. II. II. GATES. Minister.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
t"'"a Thanksgiving service.

Tn. congregations of tn. Pres ..
i-rian. Christian. baptist. M.tho ist
aud Reformed churches aud their
friends viii hold u unio. Thank,xiy.
Ink service neat Thursday mornin &
at 10 O'Clock at III. Reformed Pres.
byt.rian church. The sermon viii
b" delivered by Rev. y. A. Crooks
A, inst announced. the service Was
to ha,- taken piae. on "Wednesday
night. bu, u change has been mad. ~
above announced. Everyone viii be
Welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
x.,...,e R..s. D..o...,...ol

A very interesting and sctentiflc
d-monstratSoa Of Majestic stoves and
ranges has bssn in psogress at the
store Of the Mayhew House Furnish
inE Company all Of this week. and
NilI be coatisu ued this afternoon and
evening. Mr.. @. 8. Stsrk. Who has
been with the Majestic people for the
past twelve years. engaged In demon
stratinE the exceileace OF their
stoves and ranses. and Who Vas for
,senty Year, previously = noted chef
in the East. II In charge Of the dem
onstration. Hot biscuits and coffee
are served every day. with some spe-
cial feature of Interest each after
noon.
Several hundred spectators attend
ed the novel exhibition ON Wednes-
day Afternoon. Mr.. Stark baked .
siS-layer cake. weighing - sounds.
Early In the afternoon. and placed Il
on a stove board IN the window. Al
four O'Clock. the cake vas borne to
the sidewalk h front Of the store.
another stove board placed on top OF
II. and = long plank placed on top Of
all. Twenty-Five ladies then stood
on the plank. the cake being natten-
ed almost out Of existence. Strange
to relate. when the ladies. the plank
and the stove board had been re-
moved. the cake like the truth
crushed To earth" that We used 10
write about In our copy books. rose
again to Its original glory OF size and
lishtness.
Truly. time has wrought great I'm
provemenA Ia ovens as In every
thing else. We can remember. when
q child. Of bringing down the mater
nal ~rxth upon ourselves by the
thoughtless. but nevertheless repre-
h-nsible act Of slamminG the kitchen
door after 4 cake had been removed
from the oven and WAS resting In
grandeur on the kitchen table. and
causing II to fall" hut unlike Mr..
Stark's masterpiece. there was no
hope OF resurrection.
Mr. Stark explains his wonderful
feat In n most scientific manner.
The Majestic oven II absolutely air
tight. therefore. all moisture In re-
tanned In the cake while baking. and
NOR. words to that effect. To the
unscientifie mind. II Is easier to
grasp the simple fact that the why
and wherefore of the phenomenon
demonstrated at the Mayhem store
Wednesday II that the cake was bak-
ed in a Majestic oven. and that Is
perhaps the idea Mr.. Stark hoped to
convey.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
sowrxRs' nIxSu
tCoe,in ued from Page Oas.

Santa Fe officials at the meeting boa1
in the city hall last Friday aftssnooa.
Mr.. Washburn has been very favor
ably impressed with the oAjeees
sought TO be obtained In gtvine ~
farmers q cheap rate In less thaa car
load shipments To nearby maSkees.
and thought the innovation woslA ~
suit In q great revival OF the gASdsa
truck industry In North Ia Junta,
which could BE- made one that would
appeal to every resident OF that SEC
ton providing the new rates con-
t~mplated by the Santa Fe we're
brought about He invited every oae
present TO attend a second oonfss-
ence with the Santa Fe officials
which ~ax held In North La Justs
last night. at which II vas hoDed
something definite would be decided
upon
c. r. Sabin. secretary Of the l.a
Junta Industrial Association. closed
tn. speechifyinG OF the evening by re-
Iatinx the various and sundfy things
that had been under conxidssattoo
by III. association during the Dasi
month. Among them Was provtdiag
ways and means to take up the SEQ
Indebtedness which ~as still due on
paying for the site OF the Santa Pc
office building. Three very eater
prisius citizens OF La Juntz had gone
on a note for the amount In order to
proyid. the funds ~nen they were
needed, and IL Is a credit to the asso-
oiation that means have finally besn
provided To tax. up this indebted
n.ss. The money that WAS donated
year ago to provide seed wheat for
farmers around La Junt~. and II nov
being paid In by the farmers To whom
II was loaned. was given by the don
orS to Iiquidate tn. office building In
debtedness and La Junta will sOon b.
sauar. with itself once more.
Tn. matter OF granting permission
to travelling advertising fakir to
erect mammoth sign at all four
points of the compass. on all Of the
highways leading to La Junta. deco
rated With a dozen or more cheap
signs of local merchants who expect
to secure results that way. was voted
down unanimously. and IL Is a credit
to tn. lnt.llieenc. OF the membership
that the association took the action
that was taken. The State Highway
Commission has already taken de-
cisiye action In the matter OF enforc-
ing the Law which forbids decorating
tn. Highways OF Colorado with un-
slightly signs. and II II hoped that
such effective measures will be taken
a. To oblit.rst. and espunk- every
sign In the stat. that nov mars the
landscape DER. The newspapers IL
Colorado give more publicity In one
issu. than one OF these signs would
give In a hundred years. and 1t is
about time that some OF the m-r-
chants were becoming coKnixan: OF
these facts. Advertising rates In the
Tribun. will be- gladly furnished on
demand. or phone Junta 30. We ar.
always on III. Job. aud ready to at
tend Ia your wants at any tim.
After this d,rr.ssion II motion to
adjourn Mas carried unanimously.
and tn. assembled multitude silently
Ways hom.Sards.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
l.. Jun,a Isai'y After C.I'ssai Prize


Ruth Louis. Thorpe. In Junta' :
baby Who IL entered In tn. Rocky
Mountain News contest. l. making a
highly satisfactory progress In OBJ
taining votes. La JuntA people are
determined that their baby shall win
tn. capital prize. aud feel very con
iidsnt OF success Ruth Louis. il a
dainty little black eyed iassi. OF
eighteen months, and her sSc., aud
winning personality Is deserving OF
ia. efforts that ar. b.in. put forth
by her friends. She is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. .. Thorpe. of 80?
Smithland ay-ncs
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
~ n Mons

state Of Colorado. County OF ot"ro, -
~ THE COUNTY COURT
l. 1 Crockett, plaintiff " lucy
Ling.nfeit.r. John y tine.nf.lt"r, ".
n-ym-r and Chariott. u. B-ymer
d.trndFuts
The peopl. Of the state Of Colorado.
90 Lucy y linseRfsi,.r nf,,n as J?eS ,!s,f
ioft+ ~ heymer The defendants
above named. GREETING
You are hereby required 10 appear ~
hove named plaintiff IN tn. countN
court of Dt-ro county. state Of 'olorh-
90. and answer IN" complaint therein
sIithin twenty days after IN" service
ir served out Of this county. or ~ pub
tIcstlou. within thirty days after th-
service hereof. EXCLUSIVE" OF The dhN 81
HHrNtr". or judgment by default VIII
De tak,u against you according q"
the prayer of the complaint And N
cons Of the complaint la the above en-
,lrd ss'ion H. not ,is .s,yss slso SlIn 'G.s ~
fr sds out 81 this state. then ten dHys
additional to the time h~r".nh~for"
Hps.ih"d Tor sppesran.s snd s9ss.f ,,.','
fHeut bY default as Aforesaid
The aid action is brought to secure
.udgmsut agaiH-t the defendant Lucy
J. LuEeufsi,"r, John lAnEeni.tirt.
t-r--t; Nzs.ue attorneys fees aud
court costs to forscloss mortEat,
fpfr y ana = bibss
ton to the cit, Of Rocky Ford. 'olofs'
30. To haN. said premises sold and IN"
q rroc-.d- thereof applied upon above
I Indebtedness To s.cur" deficiency
!uigm-nt against Lucy y t.ing-nf-lter,
! ahu y t.ingeuf-lt.r and ". B.y
or. to have q receiver appointed with
tp~rF to collect all rents, issues aud
PROFITS Of said premises during fore
e Iosur. and redemption period aud such
other relief as IL meet aud agreeable to
eIuity - viii more fully appear from
ne complaint IN said action to which
rrFcr"nr" b. her" made, copS Of which
- hereto attached
Nnd sou ar. hereby notified that "
,Ju IAN 10 appear ana to answer IN.
y - complaint - above required. IN"
"a plaiutff viii TAX" Judgment a. In
SD complaint prayed
titysu under ms hand amt IN" seat
af aid court st - iunts iu -aid couus
o.. this g,th hsy Of October, \ u.
T4fs
t.EAt.i .-.
judge and EN-uffcio clerk Of the
COUNTY court Of nt"ro rounty Colo
RADIO
~ Mildred Fteld Deputy
fIr-t publication. November %, 1913
is.t publication. b.y"mhrr ~. lrl9.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
A. ". T.. CuVMCn
Tlsasssas l.. Csee. Psstes

Hubbard Chapel. A. ~. y. church
corner OF Southland avenue aad Be.
onA street.
0vsasy school ~ S:%s .. -. Mr.
chsv,es lIeaaex. superintendent.
Prsachlng st IL .. -
Rev. ~. 3. Humphrey Of Rosss'
coae.. 10 sxpsctsd 70 preach sosl
,nesstas asd svssiss.
Christian ea1savor. ae s:Sb ,. -
Nr,. ouais Arnsereas. pressAsee.
Prsarhiss st : ,. -.
osel slaetas at each service. u
win - you good - cons.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
nrsssuss1 PsssAvtrsias tAssrh

aahtath sehoei at ie:ee .. =.
prnashisg q il:ee. sssjsct. .TAs
J~Aemess q THIS Wessl."
f,hriue1aa uu1eavos u s:se.
proaehine u 7:3e. Subject. The
oals Way - oatvasSos
- ssu cordially trvitsA.
=. 4. Cn00)lo. posees
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Res. Fests lDtily. Pssss'v.

Ss, n.-lO~ Mas and sermon In
English. music and hymns BY saint
C.rila's choir.
q. m-Bibie claas and Sunday
school In Enxhsh: Mrs. Ellen Gu'h'
RI. O'Nsil. superintendent
io:sc y. m..-High mAss. With srr-
mon In English. singing and orches-
tn BY Saint PAtrtck's choir.
10 %. m.-Sunday schoo, IN Span
10.
y:so y. m.-kosary and bcnetiic'ion
A the Most H2as>sd Hscrcm~nt
On week days Doos - .. m.
Everybody cordially ~s.."wc To ail
,hsss serv!c~s.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Fruit I Lake.
T. G. SMITH

Best quality Fruit Cake. =" cents
n,t pouna. AT tue Fulton Market and
Grocery. \ full lin. OF good, sub
stsutiai groceries. fruits. meats
Thanksgiving specials. etc, Send your
orders early tor Thanksgiving We
all have extraordinary fin" turkeys
and poultry OF all kinds and all th.
trimmings.
FULTON MARKET AND GROCERY
l.. =. Thi-ts. Manager
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Plenty of Coal on Hand.

The reports being circulated that
We have no coal on hand are abso-
Iut.ly without foundation. Our coal
stock Is not only large but 1t h
strictly first class fuel Some OF II
was stored before the strike ana
some OF II sfterwards. W. raised the
prlc. on. dollar on Canon city and
uty cents on Southern coal, which
is tn. exact amount Ne we're raised
by tn. operators OF the mines. IL
seems tn us that 1t Is much better
for tn. p.opl. OF la Jun,a to be able
To buy coal. even at tn. advanced
price. than to b. In position where
there would be no coal to be bought
at any price.
LA JUSTA ICE AND STORAGE co.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
ssssk TRIAL

Tuesday night. November ?5th,
the Loyal Guards. Of the Christian
church. viii hold court and try
the famous watermelon case. :"
Court will convene at about . o'clock
and there viii also b. special music
and readings. with about 100 pie.
lures depicting scenes from Holland,
Germany. Switzerland. Venice. Rom.
aud the Italian. out Of the Old
World and into the New. showing Z
views In cities. towns and mines. Al.
mission. 10 and IS cents.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Duck shooters, Take Notice.

An inquiry sent In by {. Is. Ritter.
Of this city. requesting Information
As to whether the federal or stat"
Law governs as regards duck shoot
ing .licit.d this response:
e. B H., La Jun,a. Colo.-tnd.r
the present Colorado game Law my IL
cense provides for duck shooting un-
III April Is. 1914 The federal Law
closes the season December 10. 1918.
which Law governs for this season. :
Ans. Your state law
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Carload of Apples

| sull have one-hslf carload OF sp-
niles ON the sidetrack opposi,. the
Tribune office. which | will offer to-
day at IS and IS cents per box In
order 20 clean up. Th-s. apples ar.
tn. very best winter varieties, and
will b. delivered anywhere In la
Junta at the price quoted above
You VIII hav. to hurry. This Is your
last chance.
y. g. SMITH
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22
Ts,ssksgsvtax Turkeys.

have some choice grain fatten~d
young eobblsru for sale. They are
In prime coalition. n In need.
phoas. Arthur Hoibrook. Red 800.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-22

~, Mildred Fi.ld. Deputy
iIr-t publication. November %, 1873
Last publication. December -. l"l4.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
News Oddities


twenty
nne different wass Of handling . 80 -
H. quoted risks
syRprr RsKasuns stand Morris
exploded
Of University
EMPRESS RUSSIA Mabor
annument
bungalow. d
Of win .
PARCEL
PHYSICIAN 100000
ssas . q
In IN
resigned his
hurl bags Of hour
BURNED MONEY SION TRosr-un.a
The evening world., 1913-06-12
What's M|ONOPO[Y?'
DON'T KNOW, SAYS
GARY on STAND
Head of Steel Trust Declares
No Court Has Defined
II, Either.

JUDGE nessrt II. Gary. Chairman Of
the y1nases Committee Of the United
stssss Steel Corporation. to-day re-
sumed ne testimony under cross-ex-
animation In the 0ovSrnmsnt suit 20
dissolve Ne corporation - . monopoly
IN the restraint Of trade. Judge JACOB
-. Dickinson. Government counsel. had
had the witness 90 the stand Two days.
He tssteslsd that the Carnegie and the
Illinois Steel Companies made about the
same quantity Of rails. shsarsd plate
and tin plate when taken over by the
Omitted states Steel Corporation. 10th
made str,scturai material. too.
Were they making money on rsiisY"
asked the attorney.
Il ia not think 60" replied the wit
nsss.
would you b surprised 10 learn the
Carnegie company slaimsd profits % IL
rail business at that timer
Il would say that IN the old days Il
was the common practice 70 claim
The evening world., 1913-06-12
TOBACCO Halter ASKS
/. BAR AGAINST SMOKERS
Even on OPEN CARS

o. me initiative Of DR.. Charles O.
tsAss. the miMsant snti-nicolls,st and
CHRISTIAN Science dentist. president Of
ne Nsu-su,oksrs' Pretso&ivs League OF
Ansrtz. ths PublIc ssryice Commission
az this district win begin an inquiry
naxs Wednesday, to determine whether
o. not all smoking or carrying Of Aghtsd
cigars. cigarettes and tobacco shall bs
probinttsd upon all subway. sasva2sd
n~d surface cars OF this city. whether
epen q closed.
& commtsslonsr Maltbas. Who smokes
Isas thsu othsv members Of the com
mission. wiu ysesids At the hssrinG.
SanmlasGs hASs tsen issued to the Ell.
csss ~ III the passenger Transportation
ceu,paniss. Including the steam and
electric railroad lines. and to all other
"comnon carriers" including ferry and
express companies, The express COM
pAnies do not do a passenger business.
hut are Common carriers none the
- lapd drivers and helpers sometimes
anoke.
X Pvssidsnt Psass In his petition says
~ Ses too years he he's been Try
iae 10 Get the 0(5,cisls Of the trsns-
,pe1tatioR companies to prohibit smot.
~ ana hss mot with sniform disoour-
(! Is ss.seh.d 70 hls p...s,on letters
GDekesotiss sts3tag that sno&ing wss
6f 1ines becsjee . eesfaln proDor-
49, - aha oravnliins unnH,al0 Raa aoaAa
The evening world., 1913-06-12

prohts Nere none existed. l shot9n
say. In Justice TO Mr.. Carnegie and his
company, that their methods were ma
changed after 1901. and Mr..
s.nvsn &c. .,.., ,sc,o, On ,no,ov-
IT, -. $500. Ia IA. n.rv
ING more :ne.no"'' s. "'u
John W. Gates was the chef o""er
OF National SteelT
John W. Gates was dominant fac
tor. I do not want to say anything
The evening world., 1913-06-12

HAVE been unfortunate
this season. Only . few
months ago ! succeeded
70 the entire control Of this
immense business. I imrasdi-
atsly set In action gigantic
plans for its expansion which
will eventually m "a n
GEORGES stores In every
principal city throughout the
country. BY strenuous hus-
fling I had already completed
negotiations for the opening
Of five new branches this
sprins and had rpads all my
stock preparationf according
ly-only to Be stricken with
septsInia, nscsssieating an
operation, incapacitating me
for more than % days and
rendering impossible the car
ryins out Of my original plans.
The unreasonable weather
Of April and May left my reg
ular stocks extremely heavy
and now I'm overloaded with
all the goods intended for my
new stores. My present stock
excess approximatss 1921 900.
The public knows my methods, ]
have Q reputation in all five citlss
Whoeo nay stores are located Ter
being The first merchant to take .
loos whom conditions nscsssitsts.
I ALWAYS GET RESULTS-by
keeping faith with the public end
b. giving saving opportunities that
Il pays them to creep. In Offering
YOU AUGUST REDUCTIONS NOW.
] Enthusiastically pronounce this %
b The VALUE-CIvlNC effort q ~
career.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
EASIER FEELING
ASSTOCK MARKET
"Opens WITH RISE
Wan Street Breathes Agar
NV That $500, 900, 900 Is
Ready for Distribution.

h ths ssspsiss but vssy esssans ~
VET Of wan ssssst ~ sssek naskst
'sosasd this menins fsiiy NJ osiats
,Absss yssessdays cissaas ~ Sssss vas
1sasDsdiatsiv svl1sst . rssswai q go
AlshcN tAs iAsk q which yesterday dis-
seoAnissd sAs anancisa centre Droksss
whe hsA gone home then II srsysAasssa
0vee what -ths nsrrow wsuld bring
zsssA turned 70 1ssestasy q ne Treas.
ury NoAAoo's pronouDesmsnt ssat eooo.-
seeee IN crisp. nsw. hank notes wsrs
fesdy for distraction. - the chief cause
Of The renewed stability Of the maf'kst.
1has Q real uphsavai Wa q hand and
that u - bssn sasetnaiiy nipSs1 n
he -. beoksrs WHO wouh have dsnis1
u yesterday tor u sats Of appsafassss
wsfs ready 70 ADMIT to-day. Il 10 TIE
icjssspsss Of oplnlop that Tie slump II
esoeks was due 70 natural causes start
tng with the Baitsa war soass. but u
was samittsd that IL there had bssa any
poaiticai manipulation behind the sccsn-
.trietiss developed "a ths Exehangs.
presi1eae wibpon' and Ar. NcAAoo had
I proved theuAsslves wise enough 10 fore
see the plan and powerful sneugA .
ehssk II, oacs for ell.
sfhs announcement q the Secretary q
the Treasury that he had IN unsx.
pectediy lafes amount % euSrsaey %
had an1rwas ready to Distribute Il on
appiication In accordance with the
farms Of the AiArich- vresland currency
hili Of Nay =. leo4 knochsd fPon -.
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