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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
STEUBENVILLE

STECBENVILLE, O.. Sept. 10
When the Billy Sunday revival chorus
OF 80 voices rendered Onward, Chris
tian Soldier" and All Hall the Power
OF Jesus Name" in the tabernacle on
Tuesday night II composed a mighty
choir chorus which will be worth hear
ing. Last night Prof John Phillips
gave the primary efforts and Prof.
Stubs did the plano work Later on
they VIII be given the conservatory
course by Prof. Rodeheaver The choir
formed pretty picture group on the
platform
~ was crowd OF 500 people that
gathered AZ the tabernacle, some to
serve In the choir. while the balance
were interested spectators II was an
awful babel and confusion OF tongues
~hen Col. Albert +. Gill sharply called
TOT order and separated altos. so
pTahos. tenors and bassos out in the
bencnes. Then came the calling of the
TOT. and each one vas assigned a per
manen; seat. Singers were there from
ms city. Brilliant. Mingo. Toronto
Neirton. Follansbee. everywhere eV.
cept the tabled isles of the sea. There
IS such crowd of singers that II is
good thing they are to be seated on
the platform. as they would take ND n
DIX section in the audience seats. The
seating was done after a iumblins of
name cards, and 1t required finesse and
oriental diplomacy TO persuade each
one they had the best seat.
Col. Gill said. in addressing the
choir. i want TO thank you for yo,Ir
presence. You all look alike TO me IN
assigning seats. The war and the
ftN!'a! are really on. There are -.
more persons want choir seats than
We have seats for.
II you canno; sing. and the whole
community knows you can't. and that
you are IN bad. just drop out ouietly
ana iet somebody have your seat who
can sing. II you don't consider Won
are singer. and you are "A Wheeler a
wilson OF New Home. Just vacate
before SUNDAY"
Aiter they were all seated Col Gill
SAID. i have done the best | could
10 give you all the best seats. am
siad some are smiling and don't wish
me In purgatory No ladies vul he
allowed on the platoon with hat
on. You had better come here u.;tb
Wells on your head Ia time Won viii
appreciate 90" opportunity sou have
mad LOT seats on the platform. PEG.
PIE VIII be wanting To pay you money
for your seat"
Col Gil also gives out that the
JohnstoWn. Pa. people. where Billy
sunday goes next. have secured the
FonI central public strip OF
ground they have been trying TO secure
rom council for years Council has
been craWhshing. bat The people rose
up tn their might hna'ly and council
came across
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FINANCIAL.

relli. metes. Warren township. $1,000
W G. Hudson 10 Alex. Nog,. Nv,
lots IN Tiitonville. $50
" g. Hudson 10 Adam Sutak. lot ir
Locust Park. 90.
q =. Horrigan % J r Paisley. IS q
acres IN Saline township. tI.935.sO.
Fred Ncilano 20 William Banfold
three lots In lrondale. $500
j. q Paisley 90 Vim RandcId two
lots IN lrondaie. fct5
= y Paisley 10 Vim Banheld. lot In
IroudaIe. $500
J % Meek 20 Mary Meek. ae 81
acres IN Nj Pleasant township and
two LOIS in Mt Pleasant. g.
VI $. Miller 10 Maria Diianto. lot In
city. St5t5
Joe. Neubcrt 10 Frank DoiezaI. lot IN
Dillonvale. $500
j. T. Nils 90 J 4 smith. 80 acres In
Wayne township $1,000
Anna Gooch TO Ida Pastors. lot 10
brilliant. $500
= G. Lashley 20 J 70 McCandiess.
part az two lots in La BcllcvieW /.
$500.
vs. T. Clov 10 Jos Madden. metcs.
Warren toVnshlp. $50
q " Glow fo los Madden. 500 "a
r.. Warren township. t2l0o
y " Underwood 90 T " rolitho.
lof in CITY 81
Mary Cranmer to Mary Canin. part
~ Two lots m city. $3.50
" e. Hudson TO Jos Gurrilla. io, IN
Tiltcn,ille. fi25
Alice Rieakmore 70 4 W Tool lot
in Adcna 1895
Thomas Pastors 20 J ~ Pyle. two
lots iu Warren township. go
James speaks 10 Jos. A iHckcrstaT.
lot IN Steuhenvillo township. 81 $50
Mary Shlat'r 20 VIM Shlater. 90 80
acrcs In Cross Crock township. 5000
x T Wells 10 barbara Nagy. ~
acre in Warren township. $50
X. 7. Wells 70 stephen Vadis ct al.
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Jenni" STARK SIS samuel Stark. A.
per "ocf allowed as alim5uy
ohio. on complaint ~ MARGARET
I~Hy. vs Thomas Neighbor. settled
and dismissed
" Francey We j. x Glcrcst %
~. dropped from docket
Singer Sewing Machine Co vs. Lulu
IVORY. settled a. plaintiff s. costs.
Joseph Roth IS William Campbell
a. constable. dismissed az plaintiff !
costs
Hattie 4 Hott We James T. poit
dropped from docket
George 4 Fisher vs. Aior Grygo 81
al settled az costs n plaiuuf
Ilnrr' Grotz w. o. " Metenberger.
settled
inna o. McNrchcn Vs. ~ u ovens.
ccur''y FOR costs 10 be- furnished
SICK Fi0vift " state Of Ohio or.
ror transcript from docket Of W,vor
Moore. ~ Ad,na
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is Bach. a CO... crossing Letter.

NEW YORK. sept 10 The lgi.-t
Turned strong this morning ard there
wer. few exceptions TO the rule ] Ae
lenderanip Wa taken hy IUiOu t1~lflc
anr % proved TO be very efficient Cop
Der stocks res AIMED their night recos-
sions Of yesterday and ~t~r! began 20
show stout Resistance tp pressure 7 her"
were "A nun Der 81 iuiustTials In action
and Union Thciflc rose points In the
morning session ard to the lat hour be
gan a=ce aiding again and closed at the
highest Hlth demand Incl tent az the
end The rIm8r Of melon Ittlng met
with no dental and some ortant de-
veiopfuenfs may To--ihlv Q .tnuo4uced
Hfter tHe tp-mprrDw meeting There
was a no dsraf- advance 90 u4tLeru
la o. az the end and ereerf uiness has
tuperasled fhe -l.srtaiHtg which exist
cd ir the past fsW days
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Won Run Coal 60 ~ John RIDDEN
131s acres 90 Springfield township.
500
urie iladdcck 'o Hlsyy nlabac. lot
in city. 81 ron
AloV jackson 20 Samuel Jactso ge
acres IN Warren township. $500.
heilc SkiIlnan 10 charles TLenltne
mr'ra. Warren township. 81.
Robert Payne to Nlncenzo Vtccln,.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 1O.-Wheat scored
an advance to-day on assurances that
shipments free OF duty from Canada
into the United States could not be
made until after the Canadian parlia.
ment had assembled I'm January and
had removed duties against whea;
from this country. The market cIosec
steady at prices varying from last
nights level 10 &c higher. Corn I'm
ished "a &c to &C up. and oats
down sc 10 = nc. and provisions
at 2isc 10 221ec decline.
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Divorce Awarded

Mary Coo. richards has secured
divorce from Louis Richards on the
grounds Of gross neglect % duty and
extreme cruelty. She avarrcd tina.
when She would not give him money
OF which he spent thousands OF her
money IN Wild and rio'Ous ways. he.
would threaten her Mrs Richards
WAS a daughter % the late Judge ! ".
Cook
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lake Johnson has been released
from the workhouse by the county
cnmm 'sf'"ners rn an understandings
That hc attend some Of the HnIv sun
day meetings
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Nicoiaio Gar. Boz years. and Mrs
Ss'ia Barharusc. 90 years. 81 steuben.
vile
FrInk Toncy. % wears. ~ Fernwood.
ana Florence 4 smith. og Fmer.or
f.t a. '''''i '.
Joseph MdEyaf. - scars and Mary
kukai 20 years. of bradley
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Petroleum

on CITY. pa Sept ~ Crsdu
balances. 3 go Runs. l.fsii a,-r.
orc. 1920" shipments. .Ig4tt
assrdcc f1GF1f
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D-Transfer books close Sept goth
sept Both.
Transfer books close oct 2ist
for y OF ! per cent cash dividend pay
able oct. 3lst.
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I-1S a'r"s In Warren township: sts
Emmett Spencer 10 VIM GALLAGHER.
lot IT. Tiitonviile $1,000.
"a Helleview Land Co. 10 W O.
Behne. lot IN city: $500
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New York Stock Exchange

NHFELINI. 3 "a. relt y. "a
Range Of active sto~ns 81 tts 80
toft stock Esd a0Ef. .Yrrsc tsl 1AlIs ~
-. r. NHsf.l 4 90. brokers
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pits.
burgh. Pa. sept IO-Cattle steady.
supply light Choice. $500 500 =
prime. $S.1OISI5.
Sheep steady. supply fair. Prime
wethers. S.4.SjU 800. culls and com.
mons. t2.5OG $50. lambs. s5.OOd7 $50.
veal calves. SII5Oai2oO.
Hogs active; receipts. 10 double
decks. Prime heavies. Ss.4Oqig % .
mediums. heavy yorkers and light
yarkers. sl0OO(t1o05. pigs. sScu.,
800. roughs. s55eWS25.
CHICAGO. sept io-Hors. 20.
ccipts. 32.r'o. ~ g. Doc lower buIs
~ sales. s. 00fgss co. Usbt SssoT
- .. riE"d. :575Hg92O. heavv
f'"' q SS75. rough. $3.50 n g. 80
pigs. tf258ssso
Cattle receipts. $4,000: steady IN
Too higher. bpcves. fsgslisa p g..
Texas steers. 700s7SJ. stnrtnrs
and feeders. s5fpag7 so. COWS and
heifors. {57ou{s 90. calves. $500
Size
Sheen. receipts. $4,000. steady to
i"c higher. native sheep. g. to4gt--
y"arlings. Sfssa575. uatl,. Jamie
g. - If1 50
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" ~ .r-i-i - w. Va. sept II "a
- le's.s CAY for the lntelI.gs NJ ar
- 90" fideHty Investment ass5.!nfi..,
STOCKS Par. Bid Ask 4. =
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ne CHIEF articles making M the
iron ore and wood pulp. az veil a. ths
manUold articles manufactured there.
from. and food products The hrst two
products ore and pulp. form tho back.
bone or Sweden's commercial relations
With neighhoring cosuntrlaA
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an Engitfn chemist A Ilv,srn,.,I
nrNsIaper clipping forwarded bv coo.
rIl WASHINGTON states that IL 4 ere
PROOF waterproof and odcriesa. ana is
expected 20 have considerable eTset
on VIC preeer' .ystem % wra pping per.
l@lahlo goods Tor transport "
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WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. 10. II.
tbs active I'tttSuurgi. stocEs. corr,rt.s
sanS by n h Masten a Co. bankers
and brokers' National E1ch.nxs E.ns
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Articles open High. ! Low. / clos.

Cash quotations were as follows.
Rye-No. . Gscd 6si2c.
Harley Feed or mixing. 6Oca Sic.
Timothy seeds 5OGS535
Glover Seed-Ss .OOa$1I25.
Mess Pork-{23. 90
Lard in tiercesJ 81 c2t-T 3l1 -
Short Ribs tiOOseb t1075uk117 Is
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

% EN-div. ] kper cent.
90 EV-div. - cents
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

Wheeins Live stock Commission CO.
q. sept Do. ia.
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|SALoONl

Oh sundays will pass the LEGISLATURE"
Il have my DOUBTS" replied the lsun-
dry man. 1T Is reported that there will
b. a minority report against the Sun
day opening plan.
1T IL mighty hard to get a straight
ou.. honest law dealing with the liquor
question through Legislature. Here
Is \ proposition that will put the ques-
tion of SUNDAY opening right up to the
people of the lily of New York, who
drink all they want all day Sunday In
barrooms anyhow. but the hypocrItes
are busy. and hypocrisy has moro Of q
drag than candor IN government"
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THE SUMPTUOsITIES OF EASTER.

WYE expected expend than million and half Of
w dollars for flowers for the celebration of Faster in this
city, II not large measured by expenditures
for things lovely and beneficial both him that and
her that receives
But along with the beautiful and costly flowers there to
be given mandate Of queens of fashion large numbers
Of costly efts Easter beginning to rival Christmas
for ostentatous display Of gift giving; noence
the rch burden for those Of moderate that
foolish enough to initiate it.
impossible Of course for metropolitan life to maintain the
simplicity of pastoral days With splendid churches and
sumptpous society," gorgeous Faster The lily
give the orchid the tinted egg the elaborate creations
confectioner.
Fortunately only few bound to this madness Most
OF the millions that make the city will rejoice the resurrection
and the of spring regardless Of pomps and fashions Already
the buebrd the robin have been the park The rich
will get 10y their and exotcs than the pretty birds
will bring free to all who love them
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NEW YORK's SEWERAGE PROBLEM.

THOUGH the discussion Of the problem Of purifying New
York harbor before the Academy of Medicine
- the subject itself of pressing municipal The
superb site Of New York subject to the defect that what the
down the bay cb tide the tide brings back the flood
consequence the floats back and forth until either
sinks dted ashore. this dangerous pollution
Of the and city that should have the largest line Of water
front for the Of s people has line that becoming
Of disease.
To carry the sewage to by plan yet devised will
cost deal Of but the highest estimate made
ny competent authority the expenditure would be true
The solution Of the problem offered by the Sewerage Commission
attractive and appears quite feasible Backed by
the strongest organizations the city, the project for improvement
ought greater
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April II.
To the Editor o. The Evening World
On what date did Good Friday fall
In 1873: 4. c. r.
Frea the side.
To the Editor Of The E,snins World.
Which Is the correct way to eat from
a spoon. from the side or from the
points EMMA.
nepse sna Rope Problem.
To the Editor Of The Evsaius World:
4 barn rs feet long and IS feet wide
~ built In a field Of grass. A stake
IN driven In one corner Of the barn. A
rope 100 feet long Is tied to the stake;
u horse 10 tied TO the other end Of the
rope. How many feet Of grass can the
horse Craze on. readers
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Yes.
To the Editor Of The E,snns World:
10 . man a citizen who IL born in
this country and whose father In not
q citizen? And can ne vote without
citizens papers! JOSEPH s.
IN The World Almanac.
To the Editor Of The Evening World;
Where can ] find tho following sta
tstics: Male and female population OF
the United States according TO las,
census. Male and female population OF
the world according TO latest estimates.
&c. II. W, Plainfieid, y. J.
1sdsss Was a. EnGiishaas.
To the Editor Of The Ersnins World:
What was the nationality Of Hendrix
Hudson? A. r.
He was an Englishman. His rea
name was Henry Hodgeson. When hs
took service In Holland this wa,
Changed to Hendrix Hudson.
JsasI Terrace SD West Ose Hua.
drea ana sixtieth street.
To The Editor Of The Evening" World
u what part OF New York City In the
Jumel Mansion? y.
H0ne vePs0s .chOODvOOss.
To the Editor Of The Evening Void
The recent action of the Bosrd OF
Education In refusing a years leave o:
Rnsencs TO . teacher In order to brins
w . child Of her own has ,rcs ted Q
wi1ssprsad interest and I diversity o!
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legal inquiry to determine II they have
bats in their belfries.
Poverty makes drunkards OF men,
bl. Il doesn't make outca ats of women.
Was ever there a more poverty-stricken
country than Ireland For generations
the women Of ireland literally starved
Soi " Outstanding this thr che stiis OF the
woiren az Irslani is. and always has
been, the brightest jewel IN Erin's
crown. 4 Working girl will fall at So
a week as easily as at 50 a week X she
Is Inclined that way,
The woman outcast Is a natural and
sk'lful liar Her life Is a lie. There
isn't one Of them that hasn't had nu-
mcrous chances tn marry a good man.
But marriage involves, perhaps, wash
.nS dishes and sweeping floors and cook
ing meals and leading lie of regu-
lar,ty. Work Is the last thing the aver
az outcast Graves. But she will lie
about II when questioned by amateur
investigators.
with the so-called white slave vice
Is cold, commercial proposition. ],
AFFORDS an easy living and Idle pleas
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opinions. To one unacauainted with the
curriculum Of the school room II az
pears to be rnwise to deprive q woman
OF this tight Many young women Of
great density In their school work
prove 10 be remarkably efficient wives
and mothers. And many women are
struggling with home and family prob
lens who are far better ada pied TO
teaching school. Surely. a woman who
IL qualified to teach In the schools IA
capable Of regulating her private life
TO the best interests OF her family. her
self and her students. u. 8.
How MaMy Egsss
To the Editor OF The Evening World:
What expert chicken raiser can an
swer this rather interesting question:
How many eggs does a hen lay in her
natural lifetime? 4. PuTZ
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are good because they want to be good.
aud the bad are bad because they want
to be bad.
"The current discussion OF the So
called white slave traffic has afforded
many people with nasty-nice minds an
Opportunity to DO considerable !ntellec-
tual stunning. The ignorance OF most
OF those who are writing 20 the inves-
,isating committees and the Legislator :
IL gigantic. Nearly all the theories set
forth and remedies offered are foolish.
The contention that there is deiin-
it, association between the wages paid
working women aud vice Is advanced by
intellects composed largely Of dough.
II = amazing ;hat the pc Sons who seii-
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THE WORLDS SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

OR those that make Of Sunday day of rest and reading The
II Worlds Sunday Magazine and Story Section will tomorrow
furnish variety of articles pertinent to the city and to the
Easter time that will be found interesting from first last
The contents include The Boy with Angels Voice. New
York singing the wonders Of musical
world the story of Now York girl with the eye who has
had extraordinary identifying criminals that fooled the
police the remarkable enten Service Of lights Calvary Church
the story of salesg who achieved brilliant operate
elaborate of how human thoughts have been photo
graphed by Of discovery science famous paintings
Of New York society the Of perfect dinner devised
by committee Of famous chefs England full directions how to
make stunning spring hat home words and Of SOusas
great march song, "he American Girl and copy of "Fun, The
Worlds weekly budget Of wit and humor
Don't miss it tomorrow Whether stay home make
will be interesting companion hour Of the day
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Chats With Great Men of the Civil w ar
BY Mrs. Gen. Pickett


II OF
only
a OF lie
go
story to
please
dOah
a in
feelings
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HeddeVille
e ditOr
BY John L. Hobble

Copyrsh. 1913 by The Press Publishing 90.
THE New York Evening World
~ EE FROST says that If a man
X has any self-respect he win re-
form after he has been found out,
- FORGE PLANK proposed to
I Goidic Moss as joke but sne
- has no sense of humor. Only i'm
med ate friends will be present.
yVyliEN YOU are rUn down at the
w heel, Just go around with 4
spring in your walk. and no.
bod! viii notice 1t,
N It's, DERKS says man would he
N better of II he paid less atten.
~'A ton TO what ne thinks about
himself, and listened more to what his
wife said,
ENRf GoRDE has a reputatiou
r. OF being an honest man, bec,us.
. one time he stole Ave douars n
eay debt et Aenos.
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ing Co. The New Yors Evening World.
urc. Those women who turn over their
earnings to alleged men are deliberate
In that folly. They don't have to.
What IL needed in dealing with the
wee situation IL a big man with nerve
and knowledge who can make the peo-
pie see the truth and lead them away
f:om mawkish sentimentality. Some
III ne ought to be done. and the mushy-
minded women and mushier-minded men
who are revellinc In the task Of un-
ioaGing their ignorance on the commu-
.ni'y might be suppressed as the first
step"
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should arise and pass In review before
you; WHAT WOULD BE THE EF-
Feet UPON YOU?"
COnscript every one OF them"
responded the high-ptched. saueaking
voice OF General Early. suddenly awak-
ened and with mind filled by the
thought OF his rapidly vanishing army"
Jmbal a. Early was graduate NJ
West Point. served In Mexico. and WAS
Military Governor of Monterey after Its
occupation ny United States troops He
was conspicuous for bravery in the Con-
federate Army. was OF gigantic intellect
and. after his sword was sheathed, he
defended his cause with his pen, living
and dying unreconstructed.
Senator Daniel told me that when the
physician gave him up he said:
Then you have done all YOU can for
me" Well, go away and let the alone
and send for John Daniel
Mr.. Daniel was sent for. and when
he came the unreconstructed one. after
giving the necessary legal instructions,
''John I don't want any sermon mr.
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there are so many
people who know
just what causes II
and how to stop
it."
"On that sub
ject." sal Il tn o
laundry man. we
have been sloppln z
over OF late. Pub
lie discussion won't
benefi: n condition
that IS one entirely
Of morals and not
OF lava The good
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NO. 32-GEN. yUBAL A. EARLY,
Shevidan's Foe in the Shenandoah.

n HOUGH Gen. Early almost every day and wanted
! TO know him. he had asked to he presented
l One day he In when Gov. Letcher, beloved
old War watch dog OF the Treasury who had
appointed colonel at the begin
ming Of the dining with the hotel
Hello Early" said the Governor, stopping the General
passing you Mrs Pickett and Miss Ould.
don't you?"
NO." replied. at has been nobest effort OF
life to any ladies'"
And yet. General said. I'VE all admire bravery
al 10 know YOU. You like my Soldier In
turning your command after you wounded at Will
ianslyurE. before could put your coat
II congratulate myself. madam that the likeness ends
there or. like him. might have liberty either
General YOU ought e ashamed" said Ietcher
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Where candor Loses Out.

xDo you think" asked the head
poiisher. that the recon-
- menda:ion OF the Wagner COM
mtttee that saloons be allowed TO open
the front doors during certain hours
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A Hot Tip for the Giants.

<<1 SEE" said the head pol!sher,.
that the Giants are pepperlng
l In. fences Of TIE Southern taii-
yards with home runs"
suggestion to John NcGraw," sad
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The Weeks Was h
BIZ Martin Gree n

Copyright. 1913. by The ires Publish
GGIT is surprising thing 20 me-" re-
marked the head polisher. that
. vice continues to flourish when
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I
the
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the dead Of generations gone