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MUST TESTIFY
Witnesses Must Answer Questions Be
fore Interstate Commerce Com
mission or Be Prosecuted.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Unless
there IL an overnight change in the
attitude OF witnesses In the New Ha.
ven railroad Investigation who re-
fused 10 tell the Interstate Commerce
Commission about the operations OF
the Billiard Company. TO which mil.
hons Of dollars worth Of New Haven
securities are alleged 10 have been n.
legally diverted. proceedings under the
criminal statutes will be Instituted
here tomorrow bv the government 10
compel them to testify This was an.
nounced tonight by Joseph w. Folk.
chief counsel for the Interstate Com.
merce Commission. MIR. Folk tonight
wired Homer 5. Cummings. OF STAN.
FORD. Conn. counsel for the recalci-
trant witnesses that arrangements had
been made with the district attorneys
ofice mere 10 begin proceedings before
the grand jury tomorrow morning AT
II o'clock. Mr.. Cummings had asked
that the matter be POSTPONED, but he
was advised that N his clients desired
10 change their attitude and testify
that he inform the commission before
10 o'clock tomorrow
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ANTITRUST BILL
In Senate VIII Be Reported Soon Az
Sub-Committcc 20 Full Committee
MOT Reach Senate For
Sometime.

WASHINGTON! April 15.-Senator
Newlands. chairman. aud Senator Rob.
lnson. or the Interstate Commerce
NS,0cIn,lmlttee. conferred with President
Wilson today relative to the anti.frtst
LEGISLATIVE program. II was announced
atter the conference that they as mem
Ders OF subcommittee. would submit
10 the ull committee soon their draft
OF an ANTITRUST bill. When the com
mittee would report 10 10 the senate
was not definite. Senator Newlands
SAID ne thought the bin might be
teady within week or ten DAYS but
senator Robinson thought II could not
De agreed unon for two or three weeks
Ihat the Senate committee will NOT
axe me omnibus bin prepared i'm the
House % basis for It's meaflre was
apparent however. and there is still
.... upubt whether an agreement be
dthhlte course 20 be pursued with re.
spect 10 the proposed trust legislation
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UNKNOWN VESSEL
WRECKED IN GALE

sEABRIGHT. y. j.. April i5.-In
the heavy gale which blew along the
coast tonight an unidentified three
masted schooner struck near here
ana was carried a mile down the coast
TO Galilee. where she stuck fast.
flashing signals OF distress. West End
and North Long Branch stations sent
life saving crews. but tremendous
combers and high wind made IL TOO
perlious Tor boats TO be sent out. A
breeches buoy was rugged out and az.
ter many futile attempts the life saw
ers succeeded In getting four unes
across the schooner's bows..F ITO their
surprise, the lines were not made fast
on board. From this IL was Consid.
cred possible that the crew had per.
lshed or were dashed to the 1nasts TO
Keep from being swept overheard. and
were unable TO reach the lines. AT y
late hour the identity of .he vessel
and the number OF persons on roard
mad not been learned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
GOT FIVE YEARS
Cashier Convicted Of Embefxlemsnt
Given Minimum Sentence BY New
Jersey Judge.

TRENTON. y. ~. April Ii
frank Best cashier OF the Citizens
national bank OF NetchOng. y. J.. was
sentenced to FIVE Years In the Nev-
Jersey state prison today for embez.
ziing and Incorporating $500 OF
the banks funds
Best was also secretary and treas.
urer OF the New Jersey Arnold Damp
81 company. and misappropriated the
FUNDS OF the bank to assist the Damp
Or company In is business.
Judge Haight In imposing sentence
on Fest said he wished the court
could exercise lie discretion and i'm
pose lighter sentence than the law
prescribed. judge Haight said N the
facts Of Bests pcculations do not in
'oivc him further IN wrong doing.
pardon will BE- asked Of the president
On two years
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is APPROVED
Returns From Referendum Of Miners
On Plan 10 Remain at Work
Pending Settlement Carries.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April IL
Ononicial returns received at head
quarters OF the United Mine Workers
OF America from the referendum vote
taken among the unions OF the miners
throughout the country yesterday in.
dictate approval b. a large majority OF
the recommendation OF the policy com
mittee that the miners remain al WORK
pending the settlement by the Dis
trlcts OF new wage scale agreements
with the operators This was an.
nounced tonight by William Green.
secretary-treasurer OF the organizs.
tlon. He said that the Pittsburgh dis
trlct where disaffection over the action
pronounced. reported that the recon.
mendauons had been carried by a ma.
Jority OF four 10 one The Official 70.
turns which began arriving TODAY will
remain sealed until April p
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STRIKERS JAILED
IhIrty-hVe Young Men and Women
Refuse to Sign Blanket Bond Ter
Appearance in Court

ORTSMOUTH. O.. April IJ-F1at
" refusing TO sign q blanket bond FOR
their appearance before the grand
jury. 10 which they had been held ON
charges OF violating the MAYORS
proclamation against congreratirg IN
the local shoe factory district N
young men and women gtrikina shoe
workers. were sent 10 jail late TODAY
\ big crowd. composed mostly of
sFmpathizers. followed the striksts ia
the sherin = Office and cheered them
as the cell doors closed behind thorn
- The Jail Mayor Frick was l.fsgcd
ana the prisoners kept 10 constant
exchanges Of repartco until Inc rell
doors were reached The Co., were
amonc "a persons who had been ar.
ittitd yesterday and were given a
bearing this morning before Nayor
Prick. Fearing further disturbanrel
the police strengthened the guard 10.
nishi ir the shoe factory district
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VINCENT ASTOR
Is IMPROVING.

NEW YORK. April 15.-vincent
Astor has had an abscess OF the
lower part OF the right lung. but this
has now discharged and the patients
condition has greatly improved ac-
cording TO formal statement given
out tonight at the country home OF
his lance Miss Helen Dinsmore
Huntington. That Mr.. Aston was
suffering with acute congestion OF
the lung became known yesterday
lie Is at the Huntington country
home in StaatsbuTg tonight.
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PRETTY ROMANCE
Cgmberlsnd Newspaper Man Make,
TRIP 10 New York and viii Brina
Back With Him > Bride

Special Uierufch Co .hr trt.rIf-.....-
ttMIEHLAND. Md NprU 4.
Harry = Hank" Hayward, editorial
ana humorous writer Of the Curnber
land Daily News. and Miss Ruth Per.
dew. daughter 81 Prof George VI Per.
dew o. 'hts city assistant superintend.
rnt oi schools in Allegheny county.
The bride with hcr sister Wisg
Mamie Pcrdcw. has been living AZ POD
Oumberland street BROOKLYN. for sew.
eral Years. Mr.. Hayward loft FOR New
ORR Monday night and then 10 was
noticed that he intended 10 become J,
benedict Hc will return with his
bride 20 This city the last Of the week
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U. S WILL SEIZE
tcontinu.d rrorn %, P,r..,

bluejackets locked and while placin.
most emphasis on the Tampico Incl.
dent he reviewed other ofcnses such
as the arrest OF American orderly
carrying mail ~ Vera Cruz. tho al.
tempt TO exercise censorship and de.
lay official messages and other chi.
sOdes designed TO show a studied III
tempt on the part Of the Huerta gov.
eminent 10 offend the United states
But for the fact that no government
had been recognized IN Mexico and
that n state OF anarchy existed. Tho
president Is said 10 have declared 10
members Of congress he would have
recalled Charge 'Shaughneasy
promptly No mention was made bv
the president In his conferences of
the movement % the army and this
was interpreted generally az the re-.
suit OF n desire 90 maintain a status
QUO on the Texas border. relations
with the COnstitutionallsts Just across
tho line ut present being very salts.
factory.
Anicsbis Understanding.
Secretary Bryan during the day
announced that an amicable under
standing had been reached Win
General Carranza concerning repre-
sensations about tho safety Of ali
foreigners This point had caused
a strain following the refusal Of Car
ranza 10 furnish Information TO the
United States about the execution OF
william 8. Benton, a Rritish gubiecf
The American government now
has been Informed that inauiries
about foreigners. n made AZ the spe-
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Mrona DlaqnoaIa.

y man called upon "A physician for
advice. The physician diagnosed the
case as one Of nerves. and prescribed
accordingly The fee was FIVE dollars
and the prescription two dollars. The
man hadonly FIVE dollars. lie said to
the physician:
Doc. FIVE dollars is all have.
Lend me two dollars and ri have
the prescription filled"
The physician gazed at the man for
a moment. then said II have made n
mistake in my diagnosis Your nerve
Is all right. You are afflicted with
an enlarged gall. There is no remedy
for that Judge
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BOUGHT BY soNoHoLoEas.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 1.-THE
American Waterworks and Guarsn-
zee company was sold here today for
Sl.2uO,OOO 10 ". H Pierce of New
1ork. representing the bondhoIdors'
protective committee The COMPANY
whose ~ fortune began when the
flrst- second National hank failed
here last July was sold under ordor
OF the federal district court am.
purchase price must be paid within
four months after the sale b. con
nrmed
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THIEVES SECURE
$4,000 IN GEMS
BY BUD" FISHER

NEW YORK. April l5-A tray
containing diamonds worth $1,000
was taken from a jewelers. store on
Broadway. in the theatrical district.
tonight by a robber who jumped into
waiting taxicab and escaped pur-
suit. The jeweler, Michael Rosen-
thai, his daughter. his nephew and
salesman were IN the rear of the
shop. They heard the crashing or a
brick through the plate glass win
dows and saw the tray taken through
the opening, but found their pursuit
barred.
Unknown 10 them. chain had
been attached from the outside POOR
knob to bar imbedded in the wail.
with padlocks neatly fitting at both
ends. Before the four could snap the
chain ihey saw the robber safely
speeding away in the cab.
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SUIT TO TEST THE
ANTI-SCREEN LAWS

CLEVELAND. o.. April IA suit
10 enioin the state Industrial commits
sion from making an invsstigation az
OHIO coal mines, provided for in the
t,reen antl-screen law. will be filed ~
FEDERAL court here tomorrow. said
Walter Woodford. OF the Eastern Ohio
GOAL Operators Association. tonight
The suit Is expected 70 contest the
Corstitutionality OF the law, which 4
blamed by the operators for the pres-
ent shut down OF mines throughout tho
STATE and the resulting idleness OF so
600 miners
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YOUNG MAN ARRESTED
ON CHARGE or FORGERY

spcrlni I.sratcu 90 tre tntrUirencer
FttVNONT. " Va. Aprii n
CHARGED With caahinE check for
sZ1 belon ginr ~ " McElfresh. when
Do stole from tho pocket Of his coat
o. the IS a q. oil house here. after
iEning The name r. McElfresh on
The back. Russell McAtee was ar
rested toniEht by Constable Ribbs
he check was y a q pay check
given Mctlfresh yesterday u IL
claimed McAtee stole the chect
forced McElfrosh's name TO IL ana
cashed 10 az an Italian store here
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Ho ~ Fos nxraA srRr1cr.

IEENINN N. D.. ArrIl ACovrruar
ii'I1"r fn-dnF cut out ten items Ir fI.
Incidental Hrpropriatinu bI1f OF the iesIs.
lafurc before Pc affixed bic Hiruafur-
Co fnr measure Tho Ifrrrr 9fr5.t..
flm VIC hiI Nere Tor rNfrH services rem.
drrrd hU rfurfntta .| fTa f.-I-f.f,t ..
nurinr fHe recent session Tho ratrr.
nor flfnod thc supplemental nrrrarrfs-
Won hII without change and alec a..
prove ed about 90 other bills
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FOUND DEAD mn sro

a.. ~ hl NGION April o. VIII
VAN 8 Shallen berger ror,h.r 80
The Forty nth. FORTY aixfb ard
FoffF seventh C0neroseos from
fennsy ivaria and later for ton year-
second afsistant postmaster general.
vas round dead today in bod al MA
nome mere He was horn NJ Mount
lesasnt. "a. was Civil war vet
'ran ana vas - years old
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RESIGNS FROM LeHroH

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Apru t..
The second Resignation from the 10
nleh valley railroad board Of direct
ors within month took place to
gay. 'hafles steele ~ y p. Morgan
q Co rofifcd and vac succaodod a.
William 2. Clyde George p Bser
uresiden' Of the Reading. resigned
from the LehiEh board last month
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 1.-THE
Republican state convention today
renominated Ben ". Hooper for =
third term a. governor. The convon-
ton referred 20 a committee the Na.
tloual Committee plan for changing
the representation ~ national couVen.
lions and endorsed the national pro.
hibition amendment
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FOUR TENDER
tcOntinusd from FIRST Pas.J

den. of Wheeling. who died about a
year ago.
Some Resolution.
That section OF the resolutions re
ferring 10 the foreign relations OF the
national administration Is causing NO
end of amusement among members OF
other political parties. who regard II
as n bitter bill hurridly swallowed by
the committee with little touch OF
apology for the course OF Secretary OF
State Bryan. The section reads as
follows
Our foreign relations are pecu.
liarly In the hands OF the President
and when his recommendation
are seconded and supported bv
mis- great Secretary Of State. VIII
liam Jennings Bryan. We know that
righteousness l. the watchword
and that Democratic principles
cannot suffer"
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Reflections from mussy.s Mirror

Uneasy lies the uoman's head that
wears last years crown
Handsome is as handsome dress
What o. Worth doina. BE- Worth do
ing swell
God save tho kings blue if DO rains
Figures cannot lio-buf they mas
BE- padded % the limit
Paint ART on makes fair lady
One good turban deserve another
q hat. bat. my kisses for baf'
chicken feathers come harvard fo
roost
Haste makes untidy waist
She hath donned what she could
its lone train that has no trim
ming Judge
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Ny dear" remarked Jones who
Lad just finished reading n book on
"The Wonders ~ Nature" this re-
ally .s a remarkable work Nature A.
marNcIou-i Stupcudous' When Z
read work like this. lf makes me-
think how puerile how insignihcant
De- man.
Huh shifted his better half "A
woman doesn't have 20 wade through
lour hundred pages 60 ind out tho
same thing Judge
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oAmstgRs FINED.

FAiRMONT. W Va Nprii ~ A.,
edict vas issued today from fha Ma,
~ e QHice that all forms Of Rambiiro
WI Dc prohibited in Fairmont ir the
tuture. slot machines. crau. eambtin.
OF any Kind must cease and tho order
WI % strictly enforced by the ofi
on charge OF PLAYING Gran af n 49,
motel They were Charles adams ard
y ~ Boyles. E4sh was fined $40 and
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Weakness Of the Great.

He has made a lot OF money;
All his ventures seem TO pay.
He can make a speech that's funny.
And he boxes WE'LL they say.
He Is known across the water
And in nearly every State.
But his wife and son and daughter
Won't believe that he II great.
he has won respect in science
For his book concerning Mars mn
lie invented an appliance
Used FOR ventilating cars.
Other great men hail him gladly,
He has won pile OF pelf:
But he always bungles badly
When he tries to shave himself
Judge.
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Wine. Woman and SONG.

u have lost three fortunes. he
boosted
- don't think that is ANYTHING TO
be proud or she replied
Welll. maybe b isn't he admitted
But I thought you might like TO
know that I had graduated from all
three schools OF foolishness. Drink
put me TO the bad the first time
wasted my second fortune on n WON
an. and ] blew in the third on a mu-
steal comedy Judge
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cipitate the sacrifice of single Amer
lean life.
Senator Works. OF California, is
SUED statement criticizing the atti-
tuoe OF the administration.
The DISAPPEARANCE OF the two Fed.
eIdl sunboats from Tampico was an
other development which caused
much speculation here tonight. Con
sututlonallsts expressed the belief
that Huerta might evacuate Tampico
and send the gunboats 10 Vera Cruz.
IN TINS event. II was asserted the
Constitutionalist forces would imme-
diately take the town.
The Constitutionalist representa-
uVes here We're without advices Of
what the attitude of General Carranza
ana MS advisers would be on the dis
patch OF the American fleet. II was
said that meeting of the Carranza
CABINET would be held soon to dis
cuss II in detail and the advice OF
the Washington representatives OF
the Constitutionalist movement was
70 stand pat" until the situation crys-
taliized more clearly.
London Comment.
LONDON. April 15.-Most of the
LONDON morning papers in their cdi-
torial comment on the Mexican stu.
hlon. display sympathy with Prasi.
dent Wilson in the difficulties which
nave arisen with Mexico. while al the
same time contending that those dIf.
nculties were largely brought about
by his idealistic policy.
Much curiosity is expressed over
the intentions OF the United States
because. although il Is generally be.
heVed Huerta will yield. Il Is pointed
out that should he remain obdurate
the mere occupation OF TampIco
would not have much practical effect.
ana that the blockade OF Vera Cruz
would be the only measure that
would deal a serious blow to the
Huerta regime.
=. The Daily Telegraph cannon he
neye that President Wilson intends
10 put into effect a resolute military
intervention and sees no hope of put
ing an end TO the anarchy which
mas resulted from the Wilson policy
or moral Intervention"
The Daily Graphic considers that
president Wilson's high moral pur
poses have landed the United States
ana the president himself "in a stu
embarrassment"
The Graphic continues: Mexico
must now be conquered or left alone
The idea that Intervention can he
limited 10 the occupation OF Tampico
and Vera Cruz e. fresh delueion
winch VIII be- speedily shattered
Inc standard says. The big stick
which Roosevelt would have used
long aEO has al last been rrasped
ne door OF peace IL still open bur
OF the chance"
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Hl'Nbh. ArrlI ia EIft OF Al. 600
POO from James ueering 60 NVeefav
M"rpltfl vas announced here TO-DAY
ment and Dr. fo Pc used fn catabfiahIrc
Clinics CO. Furnish medical aid fo frr
poor 10 was said
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Funeral services were held yester.
day at the home on North Main street
for the young child of Mr.. and Mrs
Vionio. Following the services inter.
ment was in Greenwood cemetery.
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Hostess ann glad you children de-
cidrd 20 come Tor dinner
Little Josie We didn't furn for din.
nor. We tum ~ hear WflHa's rrsndrs
eat his soup Judge
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Mrs. Anetta eruner.

The body of Mrs. Anetta Bruner
was laid to rest yesterday morning in
Greenwood cemetery. Services had
been held before at the home in
charge of Rev. w. s. Dysinger.
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Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Conklin were held
yesterday afternoon at the family
home. 103 Thirteenth street Rev. w.
". Fields oficiated and following
them interment was in Mt. Rose Gem
etery
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John A. lashlcY.

SoNu ~ 6dsnlcJ.
Having suffered the pancs OF tuber.
culosis for some time. Iohn A. Lash.
ley. well known resident OF 1884 Jacob
street, passed away Tuesday evening
In the 59th year of hts age The de
ceased was born in Bellaire. o.. and
removed To Dunkirk. Ill. where they
resided for fifteen years. He then
came back to this city living here for
the past fourteen years. during which
time he has been in the employ OF the
Wheeling Ice and Storage company.
He was a consistent member of the
First Christian church and leaves a
large number OF friends both personal
and business to miss HIM. He Is sur
yived by his widow and two children.
Mrs. Phil Bachman and John A.. Jr..
v.ill be held this afternoon at O'Clock
az the family home and interment will
be in Greenwood cemetery. Rev. W.
". Fields will have charge of the
funeral.
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OctooenarIan Dies.

Due to the ravages OF old age. SUI
perinduced by local troubles. Mrs.
virginia 10y Graham. relict of the late
William Graham. OF No. 113 Fifteenth
street. passed away yesterday morn
ing about o'clock. The deceased
was a devout Christian. being a mem
Der OF Fourth Street NJ. +. church and
member of the older benevolent so
cietfes of the city. Her life was
spent In Wheeling.
She was one OF the oldest members
OF her church. having attained the age
Of so years. She Is survived by the
following children: Mrs. l.. J. Lash.
Mrs. James Wickham of this city. Miss
Ada at home. George J.. William of
this city, and Arch of Staunton. Va
One sister. Mrs. II. c. Hunter. also
survives. and one niece. Miss Eta
Downer.
Funeral services over the remains
Will he held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock nj the family home and in
terment will be in Greenwood Gene
terry.
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Obituary
Geo. M. Jacobs Dies.


Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAfRMONT. w. Va. April L.
George NJ. Jacobs, president OF the
Peoples National bank of Fairmont
and president Of the West Virginian
publishing company one of the
wealthiest men OF West Virginia. died
this evening about 4: 30 o'clock at his
home here after an Illness of long
duration He had been falling in
health for several years and had Wis
tied many health resorts and SAM
'tsriums. He was a. years old and a
native of Worthlngton. w. Va. His
widow. formerly Miss Winifred Rex.
and one little daughter. Florence. sur
wives him.
Mr.. Jacobs was at one time clerk
OF the Marion county court and OF late
years had engaged extensively in the
lumber and construction business He
built In his time upwards Of 500
houses for the various coal and rail
road companies In the Fairmont re-
gion. He was a staunch Republican,
and In his career was n great political
fighter. but was always very conserv-
alive In his campaigns for his party.
the stand-pat Republicans. Funeral
arrangements are not yet made. Burial
VIII be made Saturday afternoon or
Sunday.
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Green What Do the hardest work
you ever dId7
CITY EmrIoyo Tho work . aid Land.
inc this job. and the next hardest IL
fho Ork keeping .f from being taken
away from mo- Judge
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~ Nine thousand scotchmen vent 10
Canada last year
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India letics tav on all incomes
OF $50 year and upwards.
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Native runners IN south Africa re-.
cctte 90 cents DAY.