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Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

The general land office in Washing
ton seems much mixed in its rulings
on the withdrawal of the unreclaim ed
lands in this valley, though there is
one point on which its rulings seem
conclusive. That is that no one has
any rights on the government land
that has been Withdrawn from entry,
unless the secretary of the interior
makes a special ruling in the case.
The Los Angeles Times thus sum
marizes the situation:
The department of the interior is in
bad tangle regarding the opening for
land in Imperial valley, which lies
east and west of the new high line
canal just completed. and which no one
owns.
Ever since the water was turned
into the Imperial valley hundreds of
persons have watched this land with
the United states government would
throw IL open to entry to homes eekers.
In 1907 it was withdrawn from entry
for reclamation purposes, the intention
of the government at that time being
to make 1t a part of the Yuma recla-
nation project. In 1910 it was abso-
lutely withdrawn from all forms of
entry.
The land includes a large acreage in
the northern part of Imperial valley,
but the major portion lies on the east
tTn Slope OF the NdHeN ana Is lOCaleU
both east and west of the new high line
canal which is just completed.
Three or four year ago a few of
the wise ones of Imperial valley re-
allied that in time water must be put
on this land and as a result numerous
sooners" made filings on the with
drawn lands. Some made sufficient
improvements to cover the require
ments of the government; others sim
ply made a filing.
During the past year Water Company
No. decided to extend its sphere of
operations and built canal extendin g
from the main canal of their system.
This canal will place under water all
of this land none of which has been
opened for settlement or filing.
On March IS. 1913. the departme
of the interior sent word to Register
Frank Buren and Receiver Robinson
of the local land office that this land
would be thrown open for entry.
The following telegram then issued:
washington, April II, 1913.-Regis-
ter and Receiver. U. S. Land Office, Los
Angeles: Order March 18th, restor-
ing about 10000 acres of land to
entry in Imperial valley, Cal. and let
ter of April 14th promulgating same
are suspended. Return same to this
office.
(Signed) 'PROUDFIT,
Assistant Commissioner"
No reason has ever been given by
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
CLOTURE ON TARIFF TALKS

WASHINGTON June 2S.-Senate e
Democrats put the cloture rule to long
tariff speech in the caucus, determin ID
to complete consideration of the I'm
derwood- Simmons bill for report to the
senate next week. Having spent hours
yesterday on one paragraph which was
not completed when adjournment was
taken, it was evident that the caucus
would be prolonged unless discussion
was checked Resolutions were adopt
ed OF limit debate on each item in
dispute and deny any senator the right
to speak more than once on a subject.
Again the countervailing duty on
wheat and flour was first taken up
with the general countervailing duty
amendment to give the president pow
er to retaliate against all nations for
discrimination against the United
States on any commodity.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
HAVE BIG PLANS AHEAD
FOR NORTH END WORK

Ira Aten was in town yesterday
and this is not an everyday occur
renee, for he is now devoting most OF
his energies to the. development OF
his property in the north end Of the
valley, under the new No 8 water com
pany.
Mr. Aten stated that there is great
activity In the development of that
country, many of the land claimants
getting water temporarily through the
new canal, and their needs will thus
be taken care of until the new com
pany can be thoroughly organized.
He states that there will be a lively
new town started in the north and that
in all ways the development will go on
rapidly until the land to a point north
of the junction is brought under water
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
HOITvlLLE ASKS THE
VALLEY TO JOIN IN
BIG CELEBRATION

The big Fourth Of July celebra-
ton-the only one, in fact-wili
be held In HoItviIle, and the people
Of that city have so great rep
utation as entertainers that citi-
zens Of all parts Of the valley will
undoubtedly accept the invitation
to be present.
There will be the customary
sports, and the valley will give
itself over to an old time observ-
ance of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
main STREET IS THROWN
OPEN TO TRAFFIC AGAIN

Late this afternoon Main street from
Fifth to Sixth was thrown open to traf-
fic thus relieving the business district
of the inconvenience it has experienced
for several weeks, during the paving
of the street
During the coming week the surface
will be laid on the street to the rail-
road right of way, and the business
district will have uninterrupted traffic.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
MAINLY PERSONAL

Prof. Albert Crawford of Cornell Uni
versity is visiting his uncles, the Craw
ford brothers.
Mrs. L. c. Bowers has returned from
a visit of six weeks with friends in
Sioux City, Iowa.
Misses Lenna Mayfield and Lulu Col
Inns are home from their studies at
the state normal school, Los Angeles.
j. L. Travers returned last evening
from Iona Linda having gone there
to take final treatment for jaundice,
and is now entirely restored to good
health.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

The Pioneer Transfer Co. is prepared
to handle your baggage or any kind OF
dray work at reasonable prices. Of
flee on Fifth street just north OF Main
street. Phone Main ADV. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Church of the Brethren

There will be services tomorrow as
follows: Sunday school convenes at
10 a. M; preaching at II from the
sermon Of the evening at 7:45 will be
preceded by a lively spiritual song SER
vice. The subject will be THE Sep
arating Wedge" Everybody is well
come. w. NJ. PLATT.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

open and a sufficient notice will be
given when this is done.
Squatters and "soonerS" have sub
scribed a large fund and attorneys
have been engaged
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
Methodist Church

Sunday school at 10 a. M; morning
prea aching at IL by the pastor; Epworth
League at p. M, and evening preach
preach, using as his subject when
Captivity Makes One Free" There will
be special music by the choir both
morning and evening. You are always
welcome here. OLIVER SAYLOR,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

Come to Kelly's Nursery for Marsh's
seedless grapefruit, vienless sweet po-
tato plants and gypsum. West Of post
0fffce-AdV If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

Elmer A. Todd will receive piano
pupils for summer class at any time.
Studio Davis building.-Adv. If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

We move pianos and houses. Ed
Royce Transfer.-Adv tt.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
Christian Church

Bible school, 10 a: m; at II the pas
tor will preach on the subject Faiths
Alternative" anthem by the choir "The
Radiant Moon" Christian Endeavor 7
p. M; at s o'clock Rev Conley will
preach on the subject 1.-THE Life of
Faith" with beautiful stereopticon IL
lustrations of the customs and scenery
of Bible lands; special quartet mu-
sic. All are cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
WANT ONE CAR HAY

Barley and alfalfa mixed, about halt
and half. Will pay $14.50 per ton
Phone, or cali and see J. w. Colson
Ell Centro, on Monday.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

Why does Royce move most OF thu
Pianos ADV. II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
Baptist Church

All regular services Sunday. June %.
Sunday school 10 a. m, Frederic Rap
son superintendent; at the IL o'clock
preaching service the pastor will speak
on The Willing Messenger" B. Y. p. z.
al 6:45, subject Our Nations Glories
and Perils," Exodus 1918; evening
service at 7:45, Introductory remarks
on How to Spend the Fourth" sermon
topic The Good Witness" the EN-
manuel Circle will meet at the home of
Mrs. McKusick Wednesday afternoon,
study topic The Last Chapter in
China's New Day" Members are re-
quested to bring their dues. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at the
church, subject what American Inde-
pendence Means for the Religious Life
of American Citizens" All are invited
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28
First Presbyterian Church

Rev. A. w. Williams, pastor, will
preach at the usual hours tomorrow,
II a. m, some Leaves from the Book
of Life" 7:45 p; m, "Omnipotence
Waiting on the CrYiof Man Impotence"
10 a. m, session ofAhe sabbath school.
An important meeting of the Ladies'
Guild will be held at the home of Mrs.
Abraham on Tuesday next at 8 p. m.
All members are urgently requested to
be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-28

All of the officials of the local lana
office are strong in their contention
that no prior right will accrue 10 those
Who SQUAT upon and improve any of
this land prior to its being thrown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

The social event given by Mrs.
Chauncey A House Saturday after
noon al her residence on Fourteenth
street was in keeping wit those given
by the hostess in the past. The usual
hospitality was displayed by Mrs.
House and the appointments were
elaborate
Handsome yellow chrysanthemums
were grouped about teh rooms and ar
usuc French baskets flled with the
seasons blossoms rested on the man
ties and pedestals. Following the
Same az auction bridge and sewing
Mrs. House served delicious lunch
con. the arrangements OF which were
smart. Favors were hand painted
cards and souvenirs of the occasion.
There were fourteen tables to &C
commodate the guests and they were
placed ir the parior and dining room.
The G4-Aest scores were made bv
Miss Minnie Aul and Mrs T. G. FLAG
Gus and Were Parma violets. The sec
ond prize went 20 Mrs Frances Mul-
laney and was bouquet az tiny rose
buds Tho third prize was won By
Mrs. Philip sheridan. - Nj. Savage.
Nd. who a. the guest 81 her parents.
Her prize was bouquet OF pompom
NUNS.
Mrs. House was assisted in recelv-
ing by her daughters. Misses Rena
House and Helen House and Mra
Walter Tomlinson The following
were among those out Of town: Mrs.
Robert Carpenter. az 81. Louis. No.
Mrs. Gilesse. OF Baltimore. Nd. Mr.
a. J. McGown. 81 Cleveland. Mrs
Philip sheridan. of NJ Savage. Nd
Mrs House entertained with nine
tables on Wednesday when the dec
orafiOns were the same and the prizes
won by Mrs. Jesse & Brennan and
Miss Margaret Mullaney
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| About People
movements OF IndlvIduals to ana
Sron the City.

=. b. Williams. of Woodlawn. was a
business visitor at Newark. o. dur.
ing the past few days
Louis Horkheimer has been an east.
ern visitor for the past week.
Mrs. j. II. Glessenkamp and son 10.
seph. OF Pittsburgh. are guests Of Miss
Agnes Hess on North Main street
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Franzbeim
ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Schmidt left
Tor New York where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Carr. OF Fairmont. who
mas been the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkland. has re.
turned
Miss Wayne Anderson. Of the Model
Ladies' Tailoring Company in the
Schmulbach building. has returned
from New York.
Mrs Charles Sheridan OF Nj Saw.
age. Nd. Is the guest OF her pArents
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. b. Carney on North
Main street.
General and Mrs. T. $. Riley have
as their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ;. Ward, Of New York.
Mrs. Dave Morgan. Jr. Of tho
Island. who has been in. will leave
Tor Atlantic City. where She will
spend a few weeks
Miss Helen Schwinn. of Fourteenth
street. Will leave soon for an extended
tour Of Texas and Oklahoma.
Miss Ethel Jones. OF this CITY f.
visiting relatives in Fairmont.
Mrs. {. ". McCombs. of Sherrard
has returned from Fairmont where
she was visiting her daughter. Mrs
W. T. Watson.
Attorney j. J. =. OBrien has 70.
turned from Richmond. Va. where he
mas been spending several DAYS on a
business trip.
Henry "Blmmer' Walker. sergasn,
OF the local police force. Is siirhtIv
lholSpoScd az his home
MISS Marion Brown o. Wo1dsdaIe
friends '''''
Mrs. G. \. Aschmann leaves TO-DAY
I'r Kansas city Ia visit friends and
remain Tor the lI"arne-Reid wedding
Miss HARRIET Cooper OF Chlcaeo ar.
IlNcd in the city yesterday in order
~ De present az the meeting OF the
lntcrfenoWinat'oual Mission Fcdara.
non ~ this CITY today. wh, re she win
deliver an address
Fr"d \ Hal OF Elm Grove was =
VISITOR ~ Cameron SATURDAY.. whore
n" witnessed tho football game be-
tween Cameron and TriadelphIa high
schools
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JAPO-CHINESE
RECEPTION HELD
FOR FACULTY AND MEMBERS OF
WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
SCHOOL.
Social Events This Week VIII Be
Given In Celebration % Thanks
giving and Are Numerous.

Miss Callie ". Curtis OF West
Liberty entertained Saturday even
ing az her home in the normal town
The affair was IN tho nature OF a
Japo-Chinese reception for the faculty
and training class Of the West LID
erty State Normal Tho affair was
prettily appointed. every detail be-
Ing in Japanese and Chinese cmcc..
Nearly all the Jap and Chinese
decorations were brought from
abroad nearly ualf q century aro Is
The late Capt. c. * Curtis Many
q them consisted q sat5uma. one
set representing 2 storm.
Upon an altar arranged for the nj
fair incencc was burning. presided
over by Chinese joss Tho dining
room was beautiful The tea tables
We're presided over by Miss Maud
Curtis who was dressed In japanese
costume The tea service was or
Oriental wear The center floral
decoration was Chinese bowl and
ever with Chinese lilies md green.
cry. \ large Japanese parasol was
suspended from the chandelier. huns
with lighter lanterns.
The menu included In the first
course chop suey. rice bread and
butter. tea and chop sticks were
used. The second course cons efet
Of preserved Chinese fruits. rice
waters. Chinese nuts. etc The
souvenirs were Chinese coins on -iI'
cards
Amusement Of the evening consist.
Cd Of literature and music hy fh.
trainirg class conducted by Mrs N,s.
iift. the Instructor OF music AZ The
normal one interesting feature was
two Chinese doll older than any
member ~ ta" training class This
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
rrirn rli-nhsth came-or.

SUNDAY afternoon 90 o'clock At the
Young WUutu's Christian associate on
Miss Elizabeth Camrcon. Held secretary
for the Tresbvt"rt au board of home mi g.
siUYs spoke upon thc subject The
Stranger Within our Gates" Miss
Cameron Inns been leading mission study
classes fr Martins Ferry ana bridEop ~
and NciiaIrc FOR the last month and
many OF the Wheeling friends Ierl.nI-
her tho great interest she awakened IN
home missions asst year while conduct
ing tho study classes "a Wheeling.
The sunday afternoon hour At the as
ISOLATION is planned 90 be one 90 uu-
usual interest this year. when after ID
brief service with some good speaker
those present may unite iu a cordial ~o-
D!nl home hour. With music and stories
Mis- Emily Soumcryll!. Will sing this
sunday.
All women ard girls are invited 20 join
IN this afternoon home hour The as
ISOLATION rooms are open during tho
evening.
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Hearne-Reid Nuptials

The wedding OF william I.ow,ler
Hearne. son Of the late Frank Hearne.
formerly Of this city. and Miss Doro-
thy Reid. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William MEG. Reid. OF Kansas CITY.
is attracting no little attention in this
city The date for the wedding is
December 10 and a number from this
city will attend.
Mrs. DR.. G. \. Aschmann leaves to
day for Kansas City To visit friends
and will remain for the wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. William Hearns. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Hearne and son. Master
Julian. will likely attend.
The wedding will be one OF the
largest social events held in Kansas
city for some time as all parties con.
cerned are social leaders. Mrs. Cbas
Webster Littlefeld. formerly Mrs
kirkland Armour or Anna Hearna.
Mrs. George Nettleton. Mrs Edward
W. smith and the grooms mother. Will
be prominent in social events preced.
ing the nuptials.
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80, -, AZ l-tur tleUiug. az Elm Grove
ara Miss Bessie lorluorc stole a ,,,.--,,
upon their many friends srt-rl,,.' . 800. 10
.hE and were quietly married ~ trc r-.,r
T,lin ... Or the First NJ H. church OF
- 49, TAtIrlay evening. by Eev.
teI"lng Is well known vouns r,,-, -,
y 'In Grove. and is connected WIN "a.
'',n q Nc! Vnald general supply, s-o5c
I'm Grove. Miss LarIr-6re fe ,
! eminent Young lady OF NVeet Alc,..,I
nc happy young couple are r.
49,. ihH th" Congratulations OF tb.,-
home 81 Elm Grow. '''ANe thelr
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CATHOLIC WOMEN
ARE SUCCESSFUL
IN TIE LATE cAmPAroN AND MANY
NEW MEMBERS SECURED
foR GooD WORK.
Hss Rose Sweeney VIII Lecture n. the
n u U W. Han rsts Evening
on Chateau Country.

The ladies' OF the Catholic wonen's
league are rejoicing over the success Of
tneir CAMPAIGN Tor new members. which
closed wednesday evening. November
/ 2. The total amount received during
the campaign was 81 553. This amount
vas beyond the expectation OF tho la
dle-, as the society being Just IN It's in
fancy and the work carried on throurh
u not being generally known in Wheel
The great amount OF work which has
been done by this society since its birth.
May y. 1913 deserves lots OF credit md
now that they have made such a won
.eFIul headwsy has enthused the ladies
70 such an extent that they are all Co-
. ing @ work all the harder and expect
WITHIN "A rev years to have "A soClet y
which the city OF Wheeling may well be
proud.
Too much credit cannot be given Mrs.
Beattie. for it was through her that the
society was hrst started. ami then
that u had gained the reputation IL nov
has. Reputable official statistics show
that 1900 foreign girls and 10000 ma
very every year IN the United States and
canada and on" truth desired inn
pressed upon all is the fact that prusti-
tuition In all the large cities is a COM
with tremendous profits annually
The White Slave" act. recently
passed BY congress, has been most cf-
fectlvc In minimizing the traffic in for
eign women. Much needs to be done.
however. TO protect the innocent youug
ernisrant and the native born girl who
is hetroved and led into an immoral life
after arriving In our large cities from
their homes IN the country. Recoguix-
ing this truth. the Catholic Wornen =
league has taken up this grand. noble
work and are forming all over the
United States.
Up 20 tho present date Mrs Reattie
has formed branches NJ Cameron and
littletou and Hellaire. -.
Amounts Coliocted.
Following IS list OF the captains
and the amounts turned In by them up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
aLEn CLUB EwrrRrnnv,1rr-

~. 'eHeNR Gloe CLUB and Drcfes,-.
~, go an entertainment NJ tie Iyr.,
Hlls Wan church Thursday eycTli-- -
Neiht"F Tho club s. ~or,-,,..t.,7 .
.it. = ~" best singers ana n1usi.i.3 ~
70 ne FOUND anywhere. The ,;ie. IN
~ ,.''' INC management Of Proe =
". Van Guelph. The cher r.,,',-o. r.
''. '.'nink pr1gram will % ~. r.,.fcr
-' 20 " number % duets solos fnstrl,-
va otl orr hcstrs reflections .-
Glai invitation IS extended 70 tho NM
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Edmuaas-counihnr ru.aa.-

NJ W"ddiuE % Miss TIIztI.A g-,,,-
..u.,9 az ~" Island ard Nr D. e. ia
Iy91Lnl' ~ ST Louis Mo. viii ta<e MAJ.
- 81 '.aaE morning o. --eU -''I,,'.
-. JueeGh'e Cathedral ''N NJ
number or a~7frs 49, O..
I ,,4r Miss Covrihan prior - ~, N.J
ei,.F. ~ She &C. quite r. u1rr1,- -
Lt..t "' ms c1ty. Miss Tm-4 yoo..r.
"rt"-tai-ei frr Miss S',grinl.,' e. .,-r
''y ~ her homo on Sorr min .--.l'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

Petticoats' and those taking part are:
Myrtle Barnhart. Mary Morgan. Az
mes MeGough. Rose Fading. Elsie
Byard. Hazel Teater. Lillian Moore.
Margaret Singer. In the two choruses
are; Mamie Bruhn. Marie Bayha.
Hazel Kirk. Hilda Marlin. Evelyn u.
rich. Marie Pebler. Ruth Hawley. Ed
IA Prettyman. Rachel Pierce. Dollie
Bauer. Lavinda Pebler. Blanche Clegg.
Sarah Garden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

The members Of the Camp Fire
club. ~ the y. ". G. A. viii give q
play this evening in th" gymnasium
at o'clock Friends or tho club have
been invited
The play 10 DO given is Goats and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
For Mrs. Root

Mrs. I. Dup. Thomson e,fertsf,o5
~ S,irday morning Tor Mrs l. "A. root
!. -. ;,lSaaen'' Col Bridge was enjoyed
supplemented by a luncheon IT,
"'r,c covers Tor the following guests.
''s-dames. VI y. Cecil Tg1faD q
ne J.; " s. striker Albert Whffa-
* jacob Greer =. g. Owing Vrfliv-
Iailman. T.. b. Root Misses. ftii-,-
beth Greer Gene Logan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

irr THE opening vas done unocs
r...- u. t.r Jaw. 1r ur children
MORO fon 'UurF CD realize the conse.
g'".r'- Iun checks were returned
o.. f.. DH,rf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24
WIN Give Entertainment.

inc Epworth League OF tho North
$3.50 o. - churcn. VIII give an enter
. tainment and social at the church cor
n"r flIth and Market streets this even
ing. The Following program will DC rem
Piano Solo. ...........N Miss r,pr,, ,,,,,i
4 - 70 fol Quartet
Misses Hazel Smith. sophia Land
Jr '' t''9'
tsetHinE ---....-.M Miss Nadclvn Kurnr-
noD@t Nolo. .........-.-Ai Mr.. Earl Turner
tsel"lng .-.... ...Miss Naomi Nelshans
=, ..,'.Y 900. Miss kath'ryn p-loe
~. ,'','ls '''..''..-- Mr.. David Kurne-
Instrumental Duet ''''
T, ,,Tl9- Ih"mas Neidert and Joe Hart
i .','i'lF Zee. Miss Mildred I'racht
il'ho Duet. Misses Mary and Lila White
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meme class sang q hymn durnr tho
service TO" ciaFs ;'alrr Del pr o.
Co. koontzt pastor O. tue church
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Ms. House Entertalned.

was the largest social affair given II
West Liberty for some time
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Amounts Collected.

Following IS list Of the captains
and the amounts turned In by them ur
tO the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-24

MISSES Hazel Smith. sophia land
meyer. Messrs. Joe Hart. John Hes.
The evening world., 1913-04-19

eperaue sslsetisas. Ales john 0DaSVy
- shs oivias 1ses,A rGyssr nsinss.
reua psehsy. and Nike Bernard 40
wsSlis Wsstea.
On the ann1vessasy ~ st ~ Drsnx
1Asssss ON - Benz Ssssy. '.fhs Littis
fAslsienas." tablsll musical comedy:
Pat Noonsy ard 1eAfien 1i6t. jehn
no - 0n0y coAsa, 80 Moosoe ~
Buchanan. 4.f =
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The evening world., 1913-04-19

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