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out that she had done about hundherd miles a
day.
Well, anyhow, carrid me portmanty into
tn horsetelry, as Hogan wud say an approachin'
young fellow who was ookin' at somethin' on
tn ceilin' I asst fr room. Boy says he, show
tn gent to iliven forty-three' I'd like bath,
says l. A whatT says he. A BATH says l..
Didn't ye take wan befure We left?' says he. I
did says I, but I lost it again on the thrain.
Well says he, I'll speak to tn boss about it an
maybe he can put ye on tn waitn list But it's
sthrange ye shud come so far fr bath Have ye
no other resources Fl amusin' ye'ersifT he says.
Be this time an urchin had seized me vase,
an whn he called out, This way, OF scout
followed him up sivral, or it nnay've been sivral
dozens, iv thin means iv Transportation that
some wag has called flights iv stairs. Up we flew
to tn rafters, where he led me into room that
fitted me as though I'd been measured f'r it,
TIL hotel must be crowded. says I. o, no,
says he. Tn rush hasn't begun yet. There's
no wan on TIL roof an on'y wan family is usn' tn
pool table, he says.
Afther spindin' few nlinylts standn on
chair lookin' out iv me dormer window at mag
nhcint prospect iv tn roof iv tn hotel aundhry
T wint downstairs an says / to tn clerk: I
haven't played lawn tennis f'r years, if iver, says
I. If we will inthra jooce me to some young col
lege fellow an lend me ball an club an
pair iv white pants I'd like to take smash at him
f'r couple iv innings I'm sorry,' he says
but tn coort's In use It's wash day. Well,
thin, says I, cud We stir up some nasther iv tn
ivries to play me a game iv fifteen ball poolP
Too bad says he, but tn pool balls ar-re at tn
plumbers havin' their wounds dhressed with
putty. cud lend ye couple iv potatoes if we like
to knock thin around till tn occupants iv tn table
ar-re ready to retire he says I'd advise ye to
take tn potatoes. They're somewhat rounder thin
tn balls he says Thin can ye direct me to tn
lakeH I says Gladly says he, Take tn
throlley at tn Garner an thransfer at Cass sthreet
Thin walk through Spry's lumber yard an acrost
tn Michigan Centhra thracks beyant tn grain
ilivator an yell find til lake. At laste' he says,
think ye will I niver see it, but I'm told it's
there wanst see pitcher iv this hotel says
I. Was tn Photographer man iv good habitsP
says /. %, yes, says he, but while tn pitcher
was bein' took tn boss come out an talked into
TIL camera. TIL boss conversation wud color
rainbow SO ye wudden't know it, WELL says I,
I suppose there's nawthin' fr me to do but go to
dinner Alas says he, fear not He was
a jovyal an sarcastic man an | liked him. He
told me he was pining to go on his vacation to
Saint Looey, which tn doctor had ricomnded on
account iv its summer climate
So I sauntered into tn dinin' room which
asily located be tn rich aromy iv viands an tn
rustic iv crockery. A former king iv Dahomey
who presided over tn bankit hall, without hearin'
me dehnse, waved me into chair alongside tn
lady " tn rockin' chair. Madam says /,
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preservation an tn hotel man had restored It be
layin' red brussels carpets on tn benches.
This museen piece was fairly we'll filled at tn
time be ladies an their offspring, but managed
to find place be settn partly on tn seat nearest
tn dure an partly on child v six summers
aiacent to me- Th' little pet stopped cryin' at
wanst, an got warm look iv gratichood firm
tn childs mother, who come an grabbed her
away an called her boor. In fact, all tn looks
in tn bus be this time was warm, an tn ladies,
though beautiful, as is their way In eyes,
little out w curl An ye might say 1t was
warm day if we were not undher oath. 1t was
tn kind iv day whin railroad frernen get sun
sthruck on their way home Hogan says tn sun
is sxty-three millyon miles firm tn arth. don't
know how he knows. Maybe he paced it. But
found it was nearer TIL hotel thin tn lake.
We'll, sir, afther a long argyrnnt between tn
dhriver an tn horses, conducted I thought, with
an unnecessary display Nv temper be Mike, but
with tn ca'mness iv ripe OF age be tn horses,
these chargers consinted to dllraw Us away firm
tn railroad property befure we cud be run In as
threspassers. 1t was plain that tn horses did not
want to go back to tn hotel, although they did
not take their meals there. SO we were rushed,
or, We might say bounced, through sthreet lined
with handsome wood houses occupied be Armeen-
yans an Greeks sen OF Turkish rugs, Of furni-
t1,re OF silver or fruit, an so on. We passed tn
heart iv tn city I've often heerd iv tn heart iv
city an Wondered why it was called. P'raps
it's because there's where tn banks ar-re located
Annyhow, we dashed on an on an up an down,
through tn heart iv tn city, an at place which
I guessed must be tn spinal colyum Mike cried
Ho' yanked franticaly at tn reins an applied
tn brakes. But too late. Th' horses had already
stopped, an we found Ourselves in front iv a
budn' that instantly recognized firm tn pitcher
be what Mike told me as tn Wild Waves hotel !;
but, O /! how changed firm tn time whin it set f'r
its photygraft. 1t was tn same hotel, but tn
blush had fed firm its shingles Th' flags flew
no more, but had flown. Tn lake had receded
three miles an its site was occupied be coalyard
tn tennis coort had moved around to tn back
yard an was full iv clothesnes tn little girl with
tn hoop had grown up, got marrid, an wint to
Sheboygan to live, an tn prancn bays pranced
no longer. On tn spacyous veranda, front
stoop tn on'y s'ciety lady l cud see was wan iv
about me own age an figure who was settn' in
rockin' chair rockin'
She was great rocker, this lady I've seen
nanny good rocker, but she was tn best liver
did see. I'd back her again tn wurrud in long
distance rockn' compytition. They were lots iv
other rockers in tn hotel Most iv tn ladies
some time durin' tn afthernoon come out an
took a canter f'r two or three hours, an some iv
thin were pretty fair. But they were just fair
None v thin was in tn class with me little frind
C1,o
EXCEPTION iv few nlinyits out f'r refrshmints she
niver paused till tn lights were doused. I figured
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THAT lVIyOOQy IS out ~ luWH
So they ar-re," said Mr.. Dooley.
With tn EXCEPTION iv two or three milyon c1ti-
zcns who're detained here be business or renoon-
akerative labor like yeersif an me, all Our popyla-
cl ton is away sonewheres bein famed be coolln'
0i breezes firm pam leaf fan. There's nawthin
FIR us poor dwellers in this desarted village to do
IN but take off our coats an vests, onhitch sus
W pinders, switch on tn icthric fan, put another
chunk iv ice in tn pitcher, an make tn best iv
8. a our miserable condition
Life must be very njyeable in thin summer
,ns' resorts" said Mr.. Hennessy.
'V' SIT u.s." said Mr.. Dooley It's great thing
to be rich an be able to lave tn orrid heat iv
18th city where there's always shady side to tn
vs.. sthreet an duck to place where if owns
"a lot with amy shade in it he puts fence around
il an charges admission. Wanst whn had let
OK ALI me debts accurnylate till was rich beyond tn
..fondest dhrea1ns v avarice, took vacation an
= as,ss spint it at a summer resort Wan marnin I
Ote picked up Illustrated wurruk iv fiction sint
me pers nally mind ye be tn proprietor iv tn
ptstsWild Waves hotel at Elysyum-be Lake There
S was pitcher in this here docyrnint iv stately
is alace with flags fyn firm ivry corner an beau
'~ iful ladies wallsln up an down tn veranda or
wingn' idly in hammocks. At tn front steps "
'Sl0Dh hotel carredge with pair iv prancn' bays
vas dhrawn up. Out in front little girl was
s su pllln hoop an there was tennis coort with
ls wo fair queens " sciety in muslin an two COL
asvAstfge lads in white flannel pants, TIL sketch beiu
rtra sNarked: Micks doubles at tn Wild Waves.
ape through window iv tn hotel we cud see gin
ASeD}eman iv me own age playin' game iv fifteen
ts a pool, an out on tn lake at aste h1ndherd
turr yhite-wing yachts was san over tn surface iv
sr s~ blooest ink that tn printer cud buy fr money
sl...yts Always cool, says this valentine Splindid
ds hin, swirnrnin sailin, an out iv dure spoorts
s.eggs, poultry, Vegetables, an milk firm orr
fclVpWn farm"
,.,a w well, says to inesilf, here's where iump
, Sh%%M 'oard his Hlven arth is tn place fr me
1ps ssp!ss w. frecke in will put Gallagher in charge iv
EsssMS sS FOUNTAIN an HE me thither. So / bought a
For ITv fo ~ transportation an wint on me way.
:" an " In brakeman rassed me out iv tn car at a
ssese mat had wanst been lumber town. but was
hone n Gown In principal occupation v tn citizens
q is dhrivin' hack They were attindn'
-1S'gpusness whin arrived, an they give me rie
s<<pcome like tn king v Spain gets whin he goes
ssz. y IN dhrive. Each v thin had whip
poked in me eyes as he said Carredge
PtBR Gran View hotel Palace hotel Plisint
IN sEfepect mouse, an so on, l want to go to TIL
:sSNA waves hotel says I. Here Mike, saws
49, ~ ~ IN charioteers, heres another fellow
a6Ts 1allen fr yeer dump This way SAYS
- ~ NJ selzin me be tn arm an hingin' me into tn
rsSosss srssSSosss f'cai ous that brought Long lawn Went
MA ln TO Chicago an dhrawn be tn same dhrome
III oil coach was in an cxcillint state i,
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MOOSE CINCINNATI
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

To- Mozart hall "wednesday night.
February o.. the Cincinnati club oi
the Loyal Order ~ Moose will hold n
masquerade ball for the benefit ~
their members and friends The music
for the occasion viii b. furnished bv
Rachman's full orchestra The above
entertainment wtl BE- followed n week
later with a smoker. which viii be-
held in tho Moose home. Eecrfer
building corner Eict cnth and Market
streets
The Moose Cincinnati club VAS or.
ganized by 100 members o. wheeling
lodge. LOYAL Ordsr of Moose. at the
closing ~ The tVeuty fourth anusIaI
convention which was held 40 Kansas
CITY. Mo last August. for the purpose
~ attending the twenty nnh annual
convention iu n body. which will he
held lu Cincinnati. Ohio. July ~ 10
August 2 Tho above club. alona with
hundreds ~ the members of Wheeling
lodge. iov1l Order Of Moose. viii
leave Wheeling by special train for
The said convention.
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FOUND DEAD
William Miller Dies Of Alcoholism
While lncareersted In the Ben
wood Lookup.

William Miller. aged 80, well known
IN this city. was found dead Saturday
morning about 9 o'clock in the city
Jail at Benwood by Officer Higgins. OF
that city.
Alcoholism was the cause OF his
death. He had been in Benwood since
last Thursday evening. and II is said
was drinking heavily. and was found
late Friday evening by Officer Soul
ley on Water street near Sixth in an
intoxicated condition and landed in
the jail.
In the Jail were a dozen or more
prisoners, and they all stated that
about an hour before the officer had
arrived Miller had laid down on the
cement floor. and they all thought he
had gone TO sleep.
His body was still warm when the
officer tried to arouse him, only TO
find he was dead.
Coroner McCombs instructed the
body removed TO the Cooey-Bentz I'M
dertaking I~arlors. where il vas pre-
pared for burial and later removed TO
his relatives home in this city. The
deceased has two married sisters liv-
ing In this city and a brother-in-law
residing at Bannock. Ohio.
Miller was well known in this city
and vicinity and had been employed
in the different livery stables about
town.
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4 meeting ~ the directors Of the
Retail Grocers' Protective association
will be held In tho market house audi
torium on Tuesday evening Of this
week 10 make final arrangements fof
the annual food and health exposition
10 DO given in the auditorium the
week Of February % Co March I
From the elaborate preparations
that are being made. tho afair prom
ises 10 be- the biggest and best Of It's
Kind etcr held in the city. The expo
sitiou will be open from 7 80 10 3 80
each afternoon aud from Z 80 10 10 30
each evening There will be special
attractions every afternoon and even
Ing and Mcister's orchestra will rem
der music during me show
This viii b. the first food exhibit
given in the %srlendidiy equipped new
auditorium There is unlimited room
for both exhibitors and visitors. the
entire space beinE 5UxlSu feet. with a
h%alcony surrounding three sides 81
tho entire han. making on ideal place
for visitors Co rest and view the *
hihits from above
The people 81 Wheeling and vicinity
will have an opportunity "a SOC a com.
plote and upto-date wireless feIe-
graph station No imitation. but the
real thing. whore messages can be-
scnt and received Fst the same a.
any regular station
Mayor o. l. Kirk will deliver an
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JUSTICE SHOPS
Bailey Case To-day viii Be Interest.
ins-other Gases Heard by
Squires Yesterday

Two prominent Wheeling people
viii BE- again brought into the lime.
light to-day when James Bailey. bro.
DrietOr ~ the Fourteenth street hotel
will be arraiRned before Squire Ice
= DObbs on "a warrant worn out by
HIS wife. Hester bailey. charging him
with n%On-supOrf. Tho hearing Will
take place at 2 o'clock. and 10 b. un.
derstoOd that some sensational owl
dsnce will be- brought out. az both
parties charge the other with serious
onenses
Herbert Ealey. Tho negro charged
with having committed criminal az.
sault on MaU Poke. "a foreign woman
will also DO given "a hearing before
Squire Dobbs this morning Eaiey is
confined 90 The county Jail under bond
10 the sum ~ 5000. and 10 is said
that he does not wish 20 be- released.
as he fears that Do will boz Iyuchcd
Harry Drdcon. arrested bt Con
stable Fullerton for jumping u board
Dill Was given e hoafinE lr squire
Dobbs Saturday u.ght. but settled his
account and was released
John Zoe. arrested by Constable FuI.
Icr'on for disorderlv conduct. was ar.
raigned before Squire Dobbs Saturday
evening and hucd ~ and ,osts or o.
days Jim Warro. arrested by Con
stable Fullerton Tor being drunk. will
BE- given q hearing by Squire Dobbs
t0 dft
Tho CRYSTAL Dairy lunch room lo
caioi ai b roruer OF Eleventh aud
Market streets. wul boz sold by Con
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"A GREAT DAY AT
FOURTH STREET
AT THE MORNING sEHvice
And Or. Mills Delivered Q Sermon On
Heaven at the Evening
Services.

A large o~ongrcpation usstsd nishop
lewis at the Fourth Street N. u.
Church at the morning service ysster.
day. The bishop brought n message
from China where he 10 located with
Btshop Bashford. He spoke Of the
vast undersigned resources OF China
In coal fields n gold mines. He said
that China needs US and that we need
what China has. He also said that
China wa: the most peaceful nation ON
earth and that America need. never
fear the so-called yellow psrll-that
ever since John Hay saved China from
being divided among the nations China
has loved America. His discourse was
full or interesting facts.
Vote on Kenyon Bill.
Judge Nesbitt was chairman of the
meeting at 1880 and took n vote OF
the congregation on the Kenyon-Shep-
ard bill. now before congress-, and Il
was unanimously decided TO send n
them to support the bill. Also at tho
close OF the service almost every man
present signed a petition to the West
Virginia legislature I'm the interest of
the cigarette bill. DIR. Mills sermon
on Heaven" was strong and appeal.
ing. He presented the attr~activeness
OF heaven without the presence OF
evil: no sickness. no death and IN
habited by all OF the best and good
men and women OF the ages. A place
OF happy reunion with loved ones who
where all things will be perfected. At
the close OF the service FIVE persons
were received into the church.
The MONDAY mems meeting today,
1880 to l O'Clock, will be led by Mr..
d. A. Taylor.
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were nominated for mayor The bal.
Ioi taken showed that Mayor William.
son received 100 votes and Wright -.
Fol the Onice Of chief Of pDIlce
there were seven candidates Present
Chief W r Games. Officers H. u
Davis and III COuley. Jess Warner.
W. . Back. g. W Busby ana J. D.
Mullen. One ballot VAS taken. result
lnE ih % denomination Of chief
Gsmes as follows Games. 100. Davis.
%. COnley. %. Busby. ~. Mullen. 4
Warner. e. and Back. z
No nomination was made for city
solicitor Following Is the full ticket
nomination For mayor. I'M vii
hanson. for shief Of police. " D.
Games. for councilmen. FIRST ward.
John Allen. Second ward. william
FttzsimmOns Third ward. Fred %
Punk Fourth ward. William Fisher
Tor members of the hoard ~ educs.
ton. Or T. " Houston n - &
Lutoa.
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REV. SPECKMAN
Addressed Mems Meeting - y. N. c.
A-Petition for Anti Cigarette
Bill signed.

Rev r. a %spcckman. pastor of the
German " p Church ~ this cIty. dc.
h'ered tho principal address al tho
regular service for men at the y VI
q a yesterday afternoon and the
meeting proved 20 BE- an exceedingly
interesting one Taking Tor his sub
jest 'From a had Start to a Glorious
finish Rev Specaman reviewed he
lifc ~ Caleb. from the time he vas "a
henfhrn until DO became ruler ~ the
children ~ Israel and no made appIi-
cation uf Uhaf unu CH accomplish 20.
day despite O. n start Following
Rev SVrckmau.s address p y pr0baf
secretary ~ tho Personal Work
League. made n few remarks on "a aim
lar subject
br MCMILLAN presented o. petition rn
ruestiuU The legislature fo pass tho
proposed auficigHrpffo hIU and be- was
tIrncd D. practically everyone pres
euf.
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NEW ENTRANCE
Windsor Hotel Leases Amick Prop
erty and VIII Convert u into 2
Main Street Entrance

Work ~ remOdeling the Amick prop.
erty on Main street above Twelfth.
viii be started % and tine property
viii De utilized as e Main street en-.
trance FOR he new Windsor hotel now
under course Of construction 10 was
announced saturday that the property
has been purchased by = ~ Merrfmau.
secretary 81 the Fidelltv Investment
and Loan Company. and he has leased
the hrst floor ~ the building io the
hotel COMPANY for % long term ~
years The second sfcrg ~ the build.
inG o. Isl understood. w % DO rrmodeled
an d%arranEed into sample rooms
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NAME TICKET


That the people Of M%oundsyille are
determined TO compel persons who
STAR something 90 finish b. was
clearly shown by the Democratic city
convention held ~ rho cirriit court
com IN the court house last Satur.
day evening. ahen they nominated
the present mayor. Hon = VI wi.
hanson. for the fourth term
The convention was attended by
about one hundred and nifty Demo.
Gratis from aIl parts Of tho Mound
City. and WAS called 20 order by = W.
shrimp. chairman ~ the city executive
committee James y Shipman was
made Temporary chairman and Stan.
joy Patton temporary secretary vs..
T. Ferguson was named permanent
chairman and Stanley Patton per.
manent secretary.
Present Mayor y " williamson
and former Councilman g. " Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
POLICE COURT
Man Acquitted on Flirting Charge
Five DRINKS In Court Matinee
Other Cases.

In police court Saturday G. W. COT
field. field agent OF the safe Fire and
Lighting Insurance company OF Har-
risville. " Va. was arraigned on q
warrant sworn out by owen Dunlavy.
charging him with stopping and &C
costing girls on the streets. As evil
dence was insufficient. he was dis
missed
Cecilia Terry and Nance Smith. two
girls from the red light district. we're
fined 81 and costs or Is days for
hopping
Frank smith was given a suspended
fine for being drunk. Sam Ferguson
drew 30 days on the same charge.
James Taylor and Jack McCulley re-
ceived 81 and s. and costs a~ndspec-
lively for being drunk Harry Nc
Bride. panhandling. 10 days
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Many persons from THIS city attended
tn newman funeral held 80 Glendale
yeaferdaV Afternoon.
John newton o. Canton 90. is spend
inE H few daye with relatives in this
cts.
fx-Jailr~ Berry ~ N~ouudsviIc. now
DC lufF sheriTNas in this cIfv last SAT-
urHaN afternoon collecting taxes
Mrs Eari Han1on. ~ GAINESVILLE. q.
formerly ~ THIS CITY. 81 spending a few
DAYS With friends and relatives lu THIS
cifv
Tho civ finance c0wmiffee will meet
This evening aud audit fhf pas nuii Tor
councils approval This evening
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\ very large crowd that nlled the
First N v church 10 its doors attend
ed the revival meetings last evening.
Rev. j. p scott. the pastor. delivered a
address after which Mr.. Starkcy
81 futler. Pa. tthe Billy Sunday con-
NtrO delivered q sermon and greatly
the audience. His ak was
very interesting and he will remain in
this city until the end ~ the revivalS.
Meetings Will be conducted each eveI.-
ing this week except Saturday.
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BISHOP LEWIS
Will Deliver Address at Meeting OF
M. E. Ministers To-day at
Fourth Street Church.

Bishop Wilson S. Lewis, L. L. H..
will deliver an address at the regular
weekly meeting of the Methodist min
listers OF Wheeling and vicinity. to be
held this afternoon at . O'Clock in the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. church. All MEM
bers of the various churches. as well
as the ministers of the city, are in
vited to attend the meeting.
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open Exnrarn onica.

city Clerk Faherty was notified last
saturday morning by an agent OF the
Jntted states Express hat the
company had opened an office at the
Pan Handle station on water street this
city. The agent stated that all pack
ages would be received az the local Of
nee. but that all deliveries would be
made through the Wheeling branch.
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BENW00D
White Xiv Dance.

ARRANGEMENTS are now under way for
The dane to be given by the White
Lily social club at the ArmOry hall on
heNt Thursday evening. The dance last
week was postponed on recount OF the
heather. The hall will he beautifully
decorated for the affair and "A special
eance program Is being The
Eiks orchestra OF Bellairc. will furn-
lish the the music.
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stable Linton to-day to satisfy credit.
ors who issued distress warrants In
the court OF Squire Dobhs The sale
viii take place az 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing and the restaurant will be- sold 10
the highest bidder.
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ROUND HoRE HERRING

Absolutely new. 2Oc a dozen.
Smoked Herring and Sturgeon.
Caviar. Salmon. Lobster. Shad Roe
Deyiled Crab Meat Schnmp. Tur.
tie Meat, japanese Crab Meat
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The regular February term or the
Marshall County Circuit court will com
Ntue tomorrow morning az MouudSville
- fur 49, could b. learned no persons
iu MOI district hHd received u SUM
mons 60 APPEAR. This a. unusual for
heretofore There has been about one
hair - ne number OF served
were iu this district
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Held Some BANQUET.

The local Odge Knights OF pythias
Uniform Rank No. 81 were rendered a
banquet last saturday evening at the
Barlow hall by their fellow-member
Louis Reidel. of this city. IL - Gus
tomary Tor each member when he gets
married 60 hold an affair for the men,
berS Of the order and Louis Wa only
keeping his contract.
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appropriate address on the opening
night. Monday. February "a, at the
conclusion of which he will push the
button that will be the opening OF the
biggest pure food exhibition ever seer
in this vicinity.