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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-08
Lyddy Returned to Grand
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Bailey. No. zs7; Sigsbee. No. SIS: Far ragut, No. 314; Sterling. Mo-. S56; ]; Tautonia, No. 376: Windsor. Mo- 42 z;s Natchaug, No. 465; FoEt Grtswold. No- 49s; Huguenot. No. 4s9; Slater. Mo- sos.
 I also wish to thank those lodges that made a. gain
 have had no calls from lodges to install the officers, owing to the efIl- cient work of the deputies, and I wish most heartily to thank them for the work they have dona sa zs,
 It is with a great deal of pleasure that report a net gain in our State of about four hundredI and as the year closes it is with the feeling that we have had a most prosperous year. It has been my ambition to. make this banner year and with the re- !<sult shown, nameIy-that the State has supplied nine hundr ed and, ten of of the one thousand new members asked for. IT leave it to your Judg- ment-
 It Is my earnest hope that the con- ing year will be even more prosper ous. Respectfully submitted In B: B & c.
 WhG 6. COXEsTER,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-08

No matter what you want try The Farmer Want Col umn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-08

Wants, To Rent, For Sale, &c., 1 cent a word in Farmer Want Column.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-08

and George L. Berry, Of Rogersville, Tenn, president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union The employers representa- lives were H. N. Kellogg of Indiana polls, commissioner of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, and Charles Francis of New York
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THEs AND nov

BSHT FoanE freshman saa ghr uno1ias
"A tsa5s sad
say Papa WHAT ne drero= Wzaa aanl
~ pe1Es ~ Htz1B EnEana
a-sE1E 9Hr fA1Aars stamp il
TIE tz5er looked ms ar M
slg na1 ts - had haEA Eo
naes-
seur grezgrzndath Washington 10 stgg 4te Siam
@Hsf z1a refused 70 bvg pagers M ~ American
@s falling themselves Prssasa- wasoa .ls
they buy
NJ boz ssad tie father poor history teacher Wtez
went . seho L he as King George -zrs
the Americans
WIZ o1t Eaazaa consented 10
ne stamp Prssss11 Wlso- MAKING p=cze uzre
Sure boy TIE tired q Rsvgt15esns col
Aselso fn@ Republicans
f@Fe = making me foreigners goods 4 ne Urc
STATES while tae Democrats bslr rary 8gr al o. IN
pA 2no ofse Democrats
~ioa ilto ofaee snd @ tAs Dsocra yu
re peSEas hare ecnse1fed apr
the Democratic police
Wen inca "a tel lie gS1s
are thsT kicking about being zzzss.
o9 Judge Gawfa
AID that causes 6oas van
things tAsy they gstt hez~
he time foE school lad arrived
the IAst words be
II B7e1E darned funny Wskaron an me veo
Eono rather nght buy thsy Ho
ne present Washington Gee but thrgx
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-12-19
TOPOGRAPHY OF NEVADA.

NeFsoa's topography is being laid
OUT 10 wood on a scale Of four miles
70 he inch il a huge map now being
prepared for the san Francisco ex.
position Pine slabs q quarter Of an
iEch mick are being sawed On the
contour lines Of government survey
nzps Each slab represents 1900
.e+t elevation The wood map. seven
by twelve feet in size. win be filled
a. RELIEF map and TWO castings
made, one for the mining exhibit and
one for The agricultural exhibit from
this state
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GAMBLERS
To BUCK CHANCE
At MONTE CARLO
MAR WILL DECREASE ARRAY or
SPORTING PEOPLE w
CASINO.

49, tsses-tEted Fr-ss-B
LONDON. Dec IS Because b the
az Monte csrl1 IS to hssv 4 limited
season ms year, gGe1aE some time
4 DseeIte- Formerly o. vas me
custom ~ begin the gambling season
un S1ge-5er =. ard }0nE before
ihsn Tie frivolous uorld q sDort ard
fashion had gathered here and By
December Eaysty was Sri its height
Oas q. ire $50 zuployes q The ca
s-no nearly ae are uoE serving
France wlta the colors The rest
have been retained la fhe services -
me company A. Temporarily reduced
rates.
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS


Isl EaiiEssE5z-. hzz go1s Ao-a-ln-
z-ZzECzis News
aki=~ Dzr1s wzr oo-rsspa11=1t-
a1E aama sgs.s,1 1 hls
lzs-s Et..u ne PARIS t.CllsTaEls
Al glhs- szis ElEess VII oo-1l1n@--
Fsawr P1s
an -15s H1ZE1 Lzs- E~r F1iE e.
-s TLzt sar5 zEara tr=sa o11F-
zas 70 Mrs.. Pzzs1 arst Fe-1lz1s ore
zz1z1
Ho,ee1s 8zs=4z ~ reg-t= =
r sr,lzzz-l11 nan thzt Curing
Ne can l.a4s- As rose z-srsT1le
Susan C-E gaEzA
ne aFzraE= cEau uses street
a-x t.selasH ae las u 20 somsEa=r=
II goes H zg=15 s nDe ssg nd
ara6 On transfers Louis
s1,-Lis-lu1-zL
ore -4 VITA le country Is
- zay g og hrEAt go-Eg
arr ure interested e. ne price
ns 4n e t1af 81 SEED caTa-
-l1i1 STATE Journal
E1AHEyE Gotham Is ruw ceZE-Gi--
NJ thzt is ch5cEs1s are stuffed s-t1
zs z1s reck ne Hoas q rzs ne
--apas are e. -t5tl5l1oas a the
1919 - So ra r---t-
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PE0AeoeUE WANTED.

Mineral county recently authorized
county high school. and the com
mtssioners last week selected Haw
borne over Nina for the location OF
me school They are now looking
Tor 3 competent principal 10 take
charge Of the school at a salary OF
1928 monthly
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COVE OUT. NEIL INTO TIE opgn-

N1 AAGEE whoever Or WHEREVER He
presumably NeTsds occasion express his
eDl a. 70 l1e accuracy q
assisted having NsTAA become least ze
o7a 1Ag Z faFor q this eoastruo1a
Nevada ssoo,ad even II ,bere ~ -
ing from
~ az e'+nfs suffrage carried and Miss
Nagee famous pehsus Mis- Fol.r
she has become herse be 70 loaxe p p
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a DREAM or DARKNESS.

WTEN Lord Byron wonderful epic entitled a Dream q,
W DARKNESS ~ undoubtedly
which years his death Take your Bn
Gown from the shelf and read this poem you do not possess
this Sorks read il the library
There are Gngoes in The United you one Of them
put me scene Of hopeless devastation
Of emotions var hieh entertain
-~s-
81 california
STUDY insect lie IN dorado The students
ID he search by naming certain hotels room
Inc sheang process is again after four
months ssion. -
Parcel cheap who utizes
his Christmas purchases it onebe
Chicago doctor says that staring for the
wait Mason is He right
for publishing his
Pussies Purr
nouce Of cat show The winners will probably merely
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eeRnAnY wlll Losg sYssArHY-

he bOmhardmen q untoas ugarrsned cities in Enrana
By German Of justified b. am code q morals
or rule OF When
n1i's spirit o. the
nfAt oegee murder BY the erpreou
battle shen there of
existed eneuay
OtEha&hY h4s syphzers
q practically powers On EARN e1cer. ba Tr,ras
against sympathy Win II tbs s eo.,+,
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ELKo ELECTION CONTEST.

The supreme court has taken nm
he matter Of the election contest Of
" " Booher against A. C Nc
Bride An argument for a writ Of
prohibition was heard and taken IN.
der Amusement.
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COOL AND BRAVE
MEN GUIDED THE
GERMAN RAIDERS
OLDEST EkGLIS- FISHERMEN
SAY T-E APPROACH WAS
HEZE HCCus.

LONDON. Der 1E-Tbe Press a.
soe-ztious Hl uorrasp5n1s1t says
IT. rad O. Sezrbarg-zh vas marked
b. sErso-dinary co,olness and oar.
llE The German warships. - DE-
tlarHs. stole mo the bar and r.z1sa-
rsres INTO positioz- csz-nE nearer %
TIE pisr thza sny bztueshlp ever
Lad du1s within memoir one az
he oldest fsaerne1 d th4 boroaga
said
No plot wgalc hare dared 10
brlAs a Ezrsaip a. near a. rte Ger
mar commanders did
ST JOHN. X. 3 De- ls-Ths re-
suit q ne German ztiaeE On Engls
ports today VIII be beneficial il The
Opinioa q General san HuEhes
Canadian minister IL militia. wao
came here today 70 l1sDsci troops
preparing 70 leave for England. Gen
srzl Hughss, addressing public
meeting tonight sad he vas delight.
Cd t1at the German raid had oaesf.
red because i woold sir 10 3 rssli.
zstso7 q TIE eKistlng danger many
z Eaglana WHO. although fitted 10
take thsir stare in the defense 81
iheif country. had neglected 10 70
INTO training IA The belief that there
was 10 peril
A statement Issued tonigh, By the
German embassy said
According 70 Information received
p tie German embassy from Chile
hs battle OF The Falkland Islands
lasted from o'clock in the morning
WITH O'Clock 10 The evening
on the British side the Envincible
in1exible Campus. Carnarver. Corn
vail Content Glasgow and Bristol
Eere ensageds many German officers
and men were saved. but lack 81
boats prevented the number from be-
.ng larger The British cruiser De
Tense did not take part and has been
seen aground at PORT Stanley Only
seven English cruisers left the scene
,. battle, so that one must have been
sunk The others were badly dam
iged
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Wichman & Co.,
Je,celers.

be session Congress
be
Congress is an in session Kuho Is SIM In Hawaii
He declares nish. that there
washington legislation
this session He that he Washington he could do nothing
but the ball games"
his
7.
These o jibe
Is It the truth that Kuho ought be
he would back to Washington
Kuhio reconcile his conflicting
important point
to
We lie 10 gone
The hearing held Washington July "a
FACTS
the challenge Of his campaign speakers
He demanded where should
dual to speak for the Interests of Honolulu
federal improvement project such that contemplated for the
million
federal funds right Honolulu s
million dollars will
hundreds citizens good viii add docks wharyes slips
lulu project that employment to hundreds OF abo
aSs
This supporters
such challenges they have issued plenty instances
De
the KuhO Hawans for the last
abuse the OF the planters OF the businessmen Of
who him.
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MORE LIBERTIES FOR
BOOZE

The board Of license commissioners in anotll-
er Of its characteristic executive sessions yes
ierday, decided to extend special liquorrselllng
privileges to Waikiki Inn.
3 Inasmnchas the publieis denied the right to
listen TO the discussion that goes on at these
executive sessions, there is no way of knowing
what induced the board to change front on the
question Of special privileges for the beach re
sort. Undoubtedly the arguments of an attor-
nev whorepresented the committee of creditors
of the Inn had something to do with it. The
promises of the new management that the Inn
will be better conducted than in the past have
been many and profuse.
In pressing its application. for special priv
leees before the license commission, the COM
inittee Of creditors makes a very peculiar inter-
probation Of statement issued less than ten
days ago. In that statement nsspokesman for
the creditors declared that they would not seek
special privileges for the Inn until after the
new management had fully proved that it was
conducting the place clearly, honestly and
without law violation.
In the face of this virtuous profession of
policy, the creditors Immediately put their APP
l1lication before the commission with the use Of
every argument at their command. And the
main argument, be IL noticed. lis not that the
place has redeemed its old reputation, but that
81 will be well conducted in the future q
The license commission might very properly
have REQUIRED the Inn to make good on these
PROMISES before receiving an extension of priv
'01ts AT least the commission might have
withheld action until full publicity could have
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6nnnll1lu STAR Bullrtitt|
EDITOR

hatred and death-dealing passion, truth willal-
timately shine through and illumine the anx
ious minds of the outside world.
Violent criticism of one side or the other is
not the fair part for an American orator or a
newspaper to play. Public opinion is created
very largely, as President Wilson recognized in
his neutrality message, by newspaper and mag
azine utterances and these, in all fairness,
should attempt to maintain the spirit of nen-
trality 50 carefully guarded by the president
of the United States and so necessary to the
great and honorable part the Union has to play
in this world war.
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and want to cali attention to good
act done b. him.
When in Memphis, Tenn, one Of
the band boys, John Edwards, died.
1t was the wish of the band boys that
the body be sent back to Honolulu.
Mr. Cohen ct his own expense had
the body embalmed and put In a me.
tallic casket and shipped by express
to his family in HOnolulu.
This big expense cost over $500 aud
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Supported entirely from horses
collar. : new feed bae permits an AMI
NAL to have The free use. Of It's 1&..
To enable q person to make b1.I..
holes more neatly. q tubular metal
clamp for holding textiles has beef
invented
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suppLYGREATER THAN THE DEMAND

The report of the commissioner Of internal
revenue at Washington, D. G., shows that dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1914, there
was a decrease of over $4000,000 in taxes on
spirituous liquors. A, further significant fact
is the action of the Kentucky Distillers' Asso-
citation, agreeing to cut the production of liquor
in that state this year SO per cent, It is stated
that distillers in other states will do likewise,
the reason being that the supply on hand in
the private warehouses far exceeds the demand.
Yet the liquor people would have us believe
that the 'tprohibition wave has brought about
Z increased consumption.
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SATURDAY ......... SEPTEMBER ), 1914

Governments md ruling classes try rith all their
strength 10 epnserre that old public opinion 81 patr
ogism upon Thich their po,rer rests md 70 smother
The oppression of the meu uhicb rould destroy it,.
Tolstoy.
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Mexico is about to have another general cleo
tion, in which the free and untrammeled elee-
tofates south Of the border will doubtless dis
tribute bullets and ballots with customary inn
Partially.
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good citizen s duty is only half-done when
he registers. lie has still to go to the polls
and vote for the progress and honor of the ter-
ritory.
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More than one Of the Kuhio speakers appears
to have lost his temper completely and with
it all thought of argument, or indeed sof any.
thing but villifcation. SIS
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Kuhio Not On The Job =

TON TO SPEAK FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE HAIR
BOZ. HE WAS IN HAWAll--On JUNE 10 HE SAID He
WAS ABOUT READY TO RETURN TO CONGRESS - HE
s HAS NOT GoNE-MEANWHIL A PROJECT OF GREAT
BENEFIT TO HAWAII Is TN DANGER.
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Doctor Wilcox having decided that the ALI
gator psaISis not >. fruit, the further question
now comes up il it is o saurian, - s
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4 {. n s - a.
The series Of political meetings held at the
Bijou theater nightly furnishes q valuable OPP
portunity for the voters of Honolulu to pick
out the men to vote for on September II. Not
all the Republican candidates by any means
are taking advantage of the theater manage
ment' offer but a good many appear each
night. Tonight il Mayors Night, and Harry
Il. sMurray,s,Joe G. Cohen, John O. Lame and
Charles Hustace, Jr., are invited TO talk to
the voters The man whosiss able to present
the most eogent and eonstlpctiye reasons for
his candidacy, who gives evidence that he Is
alive to present day issues and knows some
thing of city finances and city functions, should
receive the support of the people. The time
for generalities has. passed, The time for a.
mere appeal for votes has passed What the
people demand is something definite, some
thing pertinent to thesissues Of today.
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tie delegate &
he
enter the the
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The war is going along at rate that as
sures its continuance beyond October, one of
the dates originally set for peace negotiations.
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speak of this to show the heart and
good acts Of Mr.. j. c. Cohen.
IsA2ARO SALAMANCA.
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The beet fields of Europe would appear to
be ideal battle ground.
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Swatting the mosquito win help to take the
mind off too much politics and war.
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H
N: ss g. s ' ss.. any ] '
% .ss does q a s ' as l s 'ss o. before Or:
ss . ss DOE: s: az @
s
J. 1914
kuho has called for as e. they He has
1911 q Hawai-
0ngpe barber was %p m s % hoard m
consideration Washington had decided to turn
d1 as & "a
a but saT an parties
Ssn s s nP1R h necessity for the
ONCE asss
back to Hawaii
taking
and the the Chamber q 6ng
Honolulu citizens
a ssfss a Rs'' s' needed but
the people Of Honolulu the whole future
that the mime
And
M ias and Tss s S q ne territory have talked
u0ha knew right the harbo
h0ns e and 0nos sn Is 'hs S Mould nn
The federal board engineers that this great Improvement should
ieeltmas could brought employed
wasRns . srsht her cause strong
Nss,nson
speak Deopeand
hne @ s ' ss
'i s he country IL a'iss r.
a ess Ps Rsf s an BUSINESS
sssE I,s asIsEats
IL s:s. & s % s. &c
@ s before tire s5f On
supplied with statistics maps data from Honolulu and this o0uRd with
board reached decision then has any decision
action
months ~, e
neefs heard Mr. FT .sa advance his arsuments3
very time the habor improvement consideration
published
knew the action needed the harbor
g ] s e: 'isP Y. l..
1s sas S's return 'i e coass
Not even IN Hawaii did he take the trouble to look after such the
business He from the publicity given L
every convince the board the arbor should be put
forward and shoulder 70 the wheel his hand
noticed
know what the delegate from Hawaii though. Of hs project This
The cabissram as follows.
board object. ks sss a. e ss sss
sssa ne sss's iss did assfa s'' the
a q s II Z Il rs more than two week. after the
ali with ne lis had
Z s & I'M az e re ss' io SSss
soas 4ss sa ss ss this s s n the s s os
group Of men representing Ihui party who urging
M pa. 5 sR g.. a. e his
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The Latin Quarters preparation for siege
inust be extremely interesting
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In 1870, however, Russia was not in action to
The eastward.
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Russia is fighting with the fury Of the en-
ragged Slav.
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You Need a New Umbrella

That is Is quite probable snnr older one has been
lasi perhaps disappeared YET these nneeftanwea
Their days make IN umbrella necessary We have pre-
pared this season. and would like ron to come in
and choose unparalleled collection fine un
bFellas.
Wichman & Co..
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Sedan never saw such bloodshed.
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10 fellows
the job that oi done anyhns leaving work alone snd not
opponent 10 Sheapst
anything but difficult bring before
Z challenging
to
Delegate
Bou the night September
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fsstasagy q srptree ar7pao 80 at-
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as rSry p Jv 40 ~sF .uts---ssr
a, as -sasy lns~f yID V s9,uf.os
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.p' ar nrt $3.50 Jw 1u 1.s-e -'Ys
pr Tsr .r'fssJ e ezi ~ - .z.r 1lc
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taf a-.r Hp'- z = 8.Fr - sru uet
40 .e'.o' - n.s tssnsy @s aaug1-
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~ aF~sf ae.~ none 90 -aug6o.
cbaDsers = FD-"9.'s taeeabrrY sac
y.ea>s ae 1slerarrf
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Admission 5 and 10 cents, ALWAYS

,er = 90 ne 80 TDif Nan 70
JzGl ID.cos's an ~ ssey ~ me
EG~.n bf~ BDEHD~a - a. 1.s best
sl1 s.s .1.2rDrs'z-Dr ~ ines chsrac.
ter cDy.c azr1ly " improved IyCn.
"PsrsmcyHt PICTURES s'-E continue
20 uyD1. arty. aI1 u an LCr 10 this
me ano,8er ~. 5e here On Friday.
enrge1 The r10el1Dme Mrs
Ba1GaH Mn ferrrftz CrDssma1,
no great actress 2 the title role
foysl oatr>as ~. aee a good pro-
2rzm ne coming week
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erster era~Dsre tr eorAL

r>I1Ters ~ .be silent drama n.il
fem'nDof .he taI sIb'rf'l ma1 Nho
payrG fbo .ea1 ~ sogera 2otz maa.
ferple'es Dr>d.oed 6lroz f1e Daa'
few ycars. and H..l boz giaaDd ~ learn
ihn Boo is stsrr0Z 10 bis arm pro-
dI'NDrs ore n 2h.1b vlI Je s6ovn
~ fbo noyal theatre Tueeday Decem
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Y>ur cod 3 Dangerous ,
Er.S< II gl-sicV.

, Cald la readily catching. , run
doan system is suacepu5ie " germs
You owe % N youraeif and to others
n your houzeboid ~ fight the germs
at once Dr Bells Pine.Tar Honey
ls fne for Colds and Coughs. II
looaenz tho Mucnua. st1Ds the Cough
ard soothes the Lungs. lrs guaranteed
only Z5c ~ Jour druggist
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The Want Ads orsr 4 good D1h-
licity medium for the smaIl dealer