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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
MOURN DEATH OF
fAI II ]. iIi PH[fIERR i ER

Ray D. Palmer, son of Rev. and
Mrs. William E. Palmer, of High
street, died at the city hospital last
night at $50 O'Clock, following an
attack of pneumonia Dr. Palmer,
who had been called to the hospital
Saturday night, when his son sud
denly had a relapse, was with him
until the end.
MIR. Palmer, who was private sec
retay to w. S. Kies, of the trades
department, established under the
federal banking laws at the National
City Bank of New York city. was
taken Ill at the bank two weeks ago
Wednesday and returned to his
home. When he became worse he
was taken to the city hospital the
following day. His condition became
SO much improved that he was to be
brought to his home today and he
was looking forward to being back
with his parents again. The relapse
came Saturday night and he became
delirious, remaining in an uncon-
scious condition until he passed
quietly away.
Mr.. Palmer was born in Newark
and was twenty-five years old. He
received his early education In the
public schools of Jersey City and
New York. After graduating from
high school he entered Yale College
and graduated with honors from that
institution year ago. He was a
member of the Psi Upsliom Frater-
nifty, the Varsity Glee Club and was
secretary and treasurer of the Y. NJ.
G.. A. at Yale and also member of
the Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A., which
work he was much interested in He
was also interested in church and
Sunday school work, having had
charge of one of the classes at Simp-
son Sunday school. Mr.. Palmer was
greatly interested in mission work,
and while he lay on the cot at the
hospital sent sum of money to his
class asking them to double the
amount for the missionary work
which they did. Two years ago Mr..
Palmer was engaged in newspaper
work In this city. during his vacation
as reporter on the Perth Amboy
Chronicle, and made many friends
in this city, where he has been with
his parents for the past four years.
Besides his parents, he is survived by
two sisters and three brothers, Miss
L. Osma Palmer, of Wellesley Col
lege; Miss Alice Hoyt Palmer, E.
Hoyt Palmer, j. Taft Palmer and
William E. Palmer, Jr, Mrs. J. C.
Hoyt, his grandmother, also survives
him.
The sad occurrence has cast {.
Continued on page A.
Quit kicking about laundry work
Try the National Laundry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
CHILD SETSF|RE
To TENEMENT,
THEN H|DESSELF
Damage Only Small as Blaze is
Put Out Before Firemen Ar
rive--TWo Fires in City Over
the Week End.

Four-year-old James Barrett, of AZ
Smith street, playing with matches,
set the front room of his fathers
apartment on fire on the top floor of
the building at noon today, and then
hid himself in a closet while the
blaze ate away the carpet, curtains
and threatened to spread through the
big building. Mrs. William Barret,
who was getting dinner in the kitch-
en-, wondered why Jimmie" was SO
quiet. She found him trembling in
the closet. Mamma, set the house
on fire." he walled. Mrs. Barret
rushed into the front room and found
the flames rapidly consuming the
tloer. sse ssssshsa from he lilaiag
screaming Fire. and number OF
reighbors rushed to the burning
apartment. Among them were j. P.
Holm, who conducts a book store
nearby, and he with others got the
names under control before the fire.
men arrived in response to a call sent
in from box 35 at Smith and High
streets. The flames were then ex-
tinguished with chemicals. The
damage was estimated at $25.
Another fire, said to have been
caused by an overheated stove in the
shoe-repairing shop of Louis Sewitch,
in the one-story frame building at
318 Smith street, gifted the shop and
three living rooms occupied by Mr..
Sewitch about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Arthur Donegan discov-
cred smoke issuing from the building
and gave the alarm from box 64, at
Smith street and Watson avslue. The
damage was estimated at $3.50, COW
cred by insurance. The building Is
owned by Mr.. Sewitch, who says that
he was in New York when the fire &C.
Cured. He says that his family was
also away at the time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
Halt German Advance.

Petrograd, March 15-German ad-
vance upon Przasnysz from the north
has been halted, at least temporarily.
The defeat of German armies from
Mlava affected the partial Russian
victory. The Grand Dukes army
manoeuvering over the road west OF
Przasnysz appeared to have blocked
the attempt of General Francois to
unite his forces with those of the
enemy In front of Przansysz. A new
battle for possession of Przasnysz
cannot be long delayed.
The Germans are in large force
both north and west of the town.
They have shown up shallow earth
works, but every preparation Is being
made to defend the town from sud
den assault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
DR.. J4C03Y OF ROOSEVELT,
TO WE'D MISS KAUF MAN
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SURCEuE 10 FNt u NTNV ~ u " y.
Roosevelt, March 15.-Announce-
ment has been made of the engage
ment of Miss Hattie Kaufman, to DR..
Macmillan Jacoby, health officer of
the borough of Roosevelt The young
woman has been prominently identi-
fed with social work among the fam
lilies of the laboring classes and the
physician was prominent figure
during the recent industrial trouble
here, giving important testimony be-
fore the assembly committee probing
the strike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
BILLY SUNDAY ADDRESSES
N. J. LAWMAKERS TODAY
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Trenton, March 15:-New Jersey
witnessed a spectacle today OF inter-
est In the legislature, which has been
at high pitch owing to the partisan
combats over various political meas
ures, entirely swallowed up In reli-
gious event. Such a situation is alb
solutely unprecedented In the politic-
al history of the State. The religious
event was the coming of the Rev.
"Billy" Sunday, the baseball evangel-
Ist to address the Legislature in Joint
session under the resolution intro
duced by Assemblyman Peacock, OF
Burlington county. "Billy's" theme
was Man or Mutt. Gasoline or Dfsyi-
water, Heads or Tails
NJ Ynf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
ALDERMEN MAY
DISCUSS PARK
PLANS TONIGHT
Expect Members of Western
Improvement Association
Will Appear Before Meeting
Tonight for Action on Park.

Should members of the Western
improvement Association appear be-
fore the Board of Aldermen, tonight
to urge the installation of one or
more parks in this city, 1t is likely
that scheme originated by Alder
man John j. Clark will be advanced.
He proposes to have public parks
established in the vicinity of Arnold s
hill along Amboy avenue or near
there, ON the former water works
property in upper Smith street, and
to establish museum and public
bathing place on the Johnson proper
ty along the waterfront. The idea
is new and as yet it has not been
placed before other members OF the
COUNCIL for consideration. Mr. Clark
contends that ti1 J6nssssQn = rrPPUDeffy
is too small for park purposes, but
believes that it would make an excel
lent site for museum of some sort,
a place for benches for recreation
purposes and afford bathing beach
to the public. 1t has been suggested
by one official In St. Peters Episco-
pal church that the city purchase the
former site of the Ashland Emery &
Conrundum Company as park place,
but as the suggestion has not been
made to the aldermen as yet, it is
not under consideration.
Clark Views Sites.
Mr.. Clark has viewed the Johnson
property, together with other pro-
spective park sites in the northwest
ern section of the city. He concludes
that the city should own desirable
waterfront property, especially for
bathing purposes, but as he holds
that the Johnson property, which is
prominently mentioned In connec-
tfon with the proposed park project.
to be too small, he urges that parks
be placed in the western and north
western parts to take care of the en-
tire population of the city. The
work, he says, would be done grad
ually. That of converting a part of
the poorhouse land and the former
water works property into recreation
places would not be started until
summer. because it will be necessary
to provide funds by appropriation in
a budget.
Should the city fathers decide to
acquire land for park before the
next budget Is prepared, 1t can do so
by a bond issue, according to the
city attorney. In that event Mr.
Clark will suggest that tract of
land east of Amboy avenue and north
Of Hall avenue. of the Arnold hill
section, be purchased He believes
that it would be ideal for that pur-
pose and would be OF benefit to the
entire city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
EXHIBIT
INTERESTS MANY
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Milltown, March 15:-More than
1 sEAo people from about the county
attended the first manual training
school exhibit here Friday and Sat
Lrday of East week. Many of them
were teachers in schools from neigh
boring places and practically all ex-
pressed surprise over the headwaY
made by local scholars in single
year Specimens of work, pro-
nounced to be excellent, were shown
and 1t was declared by many that In
the course of another year or so the
manual training department here
would rank with the best in the
county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
Washington st. Building Leased.

A building at 271 Washington
street has been leased by the Gott-
fried Kruger Brewing Company to
Mary Gundlach The term is for
three years, with privilege of re-
newal for two years. The yearly
rental is $500, payable monthly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
ITALY READY TO
FIGHT TO EXTEND
IT'S TERRITORY

Rome, March 15:-Government
officials today professed to have no
Information regarding the Vienna re-
port that Austria has definitely re-
fused to cede territory to Italy In
r.turn for naaiQtss pee Ct Italy. =
neutrality. Italian YeHWfspab9fs with
pro-allied 1eanings made the most OF
the report. In warlike editorials
they asserted that Italy's army Is
now prepared to enforce the nation 8
ambition for an extension of terri
tory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
BILLY SUNDAY
GETS $4,000

Special bU Dniset PTesA WIG.
Philadelphia, March 15:-A total
of $65,000 was the conservative es-
innate given out early today as the
amount already donated to Billy Sun
day for his work here by the people
Of Philadelphia. 1t is believed the
-nount will be swelled to $4,000
before the day is over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15

principles of internAtlonaI Wal al e. p
itorpedofng unarmed merchantmen.
/ Furthermore assurance was given
that ample protection Will be given
neutral ships In the British prize
court.
No merchant vessel of any nation
which sailed from its port of original
departure after Premier Asquith's
announcement of March i will be al
lowed to continue on It's way to a
German port. One of two courses
will be opened to her. Either she
may discharge her cargo at British
port in custody of prize court, or
she may receive pass in enabling
her to proceed to a neutral or allied
port. No merchant vessel which
steamed from a German port after
March 1, carrying cargo OF German
goods, will be permitted to continue
to her destination. Her cargo must
be discharged at British or allied
port. The next section of the order
dealing with the treatment of neutral
vessels carrying goods to neutral
countries but ultimately destined to
Germany or carrying German goods
trans-shipped at a neutral port is
differed in its phraseology. This fact
was considered highly significant in
government circles.
''Mny" in Place Of "Wiil."
In preceding chapters dealing with
voyages direct to or from Germany,
the order of council used the positive
phrase mo vessel will be allowed to
proceed" in its references to COM
merce between neutral governments
over which the most emphatic pro-
tests are certain to be made, the word
may" is substituted for will In
some quarters it was asserted by
avoiding the positive word "will'' the
government left a loophole through
which 1t might withdraw II diploma
TIC negotiations failed to smooth out
difficulties with the United States or
other neutrais.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
Strike Promised Blow Against
Germany Today by Issuing
Decree on Shipping.
ON THE NORTH SEA COAST
Restrictions Against Neutral
Commerce So Germany
Can't Get Commodities
Through Any Nation.
ON THE NORTH SEA COAST
Special 5y United Press Wire.


London, March 15:-Great Britain
today struck her promised blow
against Germany. BY issuing an
order in council she throttled Ger
many's commerce. The decree prac-
tically declares a blockade of the
German North seacoast without using
the precise words. This Is contrary
TO all precedents, which require the
presence of blockading warships.
To complete the progress of "starv-
ing out the Kaiser" the government
laid certain drastic restrictions upon
neutral commerce. These are design
ed to prevent Germany from export
ing or importing any commodity
through Holland or Scandinavian
countries on the Baltic sea, controll-
ed by the German navy. The block
ade" order is effective at once. In
fact, the government served notice
that it had been In effect ever since
March l, when Premier Asquith in
his House of Commons speech gave
notice to the world of the allied in
tention to put commercial ring
around Germany.
Expects Strong Protests.
The government expects strong
protest from the, United States, Hol-
land and Scandinavian countries
whose commerce Is hit hard by thf
1 order ~ council. The English repl,
Twill b.2t drastic action of an un
lpree&ta aoa-. 20 ort WIS na&de neeensHv
= & wss,ssxny nss f1ssss4 violation ot =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
Germans Claim Victory.

Su6cfUi pp lHttu - g =
as7s ]: u Y, ~',--.'s-.@ssEafy Esafyslile. 1
n, March I6: Dispatches from
Poland today emphasized the victo-
riep ntned by Won Hindenburg' left
wint over the Russians who tried to
pierce the German lines near Angus
tow. Russian prisoners now total
5.400, 1t was officially announced this
afternoon. Around przasnysz there
have been several sanguinary en-
counters In the last forty-eight hours.
Strong Russian attacks north and
northeast of Przasnysz have failed.
The enemy's losses were heavy. The
official statement today contained no
mention of fighting around Neuve
Chapelle, indicating lull in the bat
tie in that region.
The Germans made a successful
attack against the British positions
on heigh. south of Ypres, making
good progress. Along the seacoast
British gunboats yesterday lombard
ed the German positions at Westende
without doing any damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15
FALL OF SMYRNA
LIKELY BEFORE
THIS WEEK ENDS
More Warships Sent to Rein
force Allies Bombarding
Squadron Smashing Away
at DardaneIIes Forts.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SpscidI TO the Il bNlNG NE Hc.
London, March l5.-The fall OF
Smyrna before the end of the week
was predicted In Athens dispatches
received today. More warships have
been sent to reinforce the lombard
ing squadron, which Is smashing
away at the fort and the Smyrna gar
rison is reported to be preparing to
evacuate Meanwhile another attack
on the Dardanelles forts have been
begun inside the strait. Mine sweep
ers whose work was hampered by
Turkish land forces fire on the Euro
pean side have begun clearing the
waters inside the entrance, under
protection of French cruisers. Sew
eral allied battleships steamed into
the strait early Sunday, according to
Athens dispatches, and are again
pounding away at land batteries.
The attempt to sls1o the istlinue
above Bulair and cut the line of com
munication from Constantin ople tc
the European forts have been re-
newed Part OF +he allied expedi-
tionary forces en- route TO .he Darda'
nelles will be Ian led near Bulair, Il
| is believed at Athens, If the allied
| feet succeeds in sileneing Bulair'
guns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15

Call taxi. 46. C. Johnson.
tt2fa Limos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-03-15

WEATHER - Unset
tied tonight and
Tuesday. Slightly
warmer tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03
FmTCIARY NOTICE.
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

BY virtue Of decree entered by
the circuit court OF Harrison county:
west Virginia on the LIST day OF
June. 1915, In the cause in chaneery
nending in said court wherein
Greensburg Finance Company and
others are plaintiffs and ClarksouIs
Brewing Company and others are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned viii on
Monday. the It'll day OF June, 1872 I
of the court house OF this county. sell
at public auction, for cash in hand on
day of sale. all Of the promissory
notes in their possession held ana
owned by said Clarksburg Brewing
Company and all of the book &C
counts due and owing to said COM
pany. and to said receivers. or 20
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Ar uoffletuaer Cor

4ha once OF George NJ Honhetnner Coz
RISfbd5ne. IN the City OF Caarks6nrS.-
County Of Harrison and SSeateE OF w.
she following resolutions. were a60peeo-
.Reso3ved, drBt That Empire Ined,,
ter Company. a eorporaItoo creaeso
srate OF West Virginia, does hecsoy
ana surrenders to said scate dts charfess
a1,d corporare franchises The Board
OF dtrecrors Will proceed 70 convert me
px,operty chooses In action ana I'll 49,
% rs1is. corporation into cash. no pay
ar ay,d discharge all its. debf8, 11aod11I1eS
a1,d.- floiigattors; and after fully CAS-.
charr-Ing an such debts. 1labihtftes ana
obidSarIons divide the remainder aInong
the stocleho1ders pro rata yaen eae as
Spayuaenf shall be made 70 any sock,
hoIder-unfu after the publication o3@1ne
rotlce hereinafter provided
.sReSolyed. second. That me sp5eS1oSnnS
az this CORPORATION cause notice OF Lac
ndortdon OF the foregoing RESOLUTION 70
- p1lolished In some newspaper on gen
erai Circulation. published near the PIN
ctpal once orsplace OF bustnesSs OF 1aS y
corporation. once a Week 1oS- IouI 49, So,
resoll1tdonS to the secretary or stare OF,
fbe State OF West. Virginia. and dellySr,
TO t1fm certificate showing che puo-
i5caeton OF said notice, as provadeo Py
Given under my hand and the seaa OF
said corporaf1on this 18th day OF Nay
.ses- JoH W. DUFF
PreSSdent o. SAID SoEIsoSI-<1 ~
IvarEdnia, on the 1seh day OF May s1ss
4 : =
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!. NOTICE z, anIrrl-E.if;s;;

Traction Company express ears
Mt Clare, Weston. Shinnston FAIR
mont, Fsaivfew. Darlington Nam
nington and Intermediate points daH1
except Sunday. Shipments for Man
ningtcn and intermedfate points
should be delivered tnsthe station NOT
later than $500. q. me- IairY5eW and
eston and intermedfate potntSs
1900 NJ
Quick service, reasonable rates
and care In banding mike this m
ideal line for sh4ppeEs Is
sdONONGAySLA VALLEY TRACs
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Gordon & Kidd
Real Estate & Insurance
10 n. Third ST.
PUBLIC SALE.

On saturday, June 9TH, beginning at
1000 o'clock. a. M. I viii offer for
sale all the personal property, belong
ing to J. Z. Morris, on that date, con-
sisting Of household and kitchen fur
nft11re, etc. Sale to be at the G. a
Lawson house on Water street, Bridge
port, W. Va Terms OF sale made
known on day of sale.
S. s -FARES.
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FOR SAL-Farm of IS ACRES WITHIN
four miles of Marietta. o.: good eight.
room house: good barn: pouttry house
and hog house: Two cfSternS. one al
harm. free 71atural gas for fuel; one
OF the best fruit. dairy and truck
farms in the township: good apple
and cherry orchards: three T9Tietless
of plunts: peaches. grapes and Qutnces;s
one acre strawoerrtes. half acre rasp.!
berries: hog cattle and horse paStnIe.t
al have rInnirc spring wafer: che
crops go 10 purchaser which consist
Of 1000 early cabbage. 1000 etoEna5oeS..
wheat. oats, corn. potatoes a1so ny.
Big bargain If sold soon OwnerIS osns'
Vest TermS easy. Address the owner.
YIN. z. Detlor. sMarietta. OntO. -
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FOR SALE-farIns

EoR sALE2Fa- OF 155S acres. twelve
miles from ClarksburG along pro-
posed travia road from clarksourS 10
Weston: all nice laying in pasture
except 4 acres: four-roon cottage.
back porch. fac drilled water well on
porch, plenty Of water Tor stock. Two
room cellar frame building over Gel
lar; plenty OF Soutbuildings. new barn
16x2S. concrete foundation: 1900 Ii
spole trees: 20 bearing cherries. plum.
grape pears: school and church nve
minutes walk. ten minutes to vHlaSe
of Good Hope. Cnderneath vein OF
cola goes with place. oil! and gas
reserved Price 5000 Wa coSs
$500 to put present soultoanSss ~
piace For terms. address Satan
Cork Lost Creek. W. Va, r. F. d. NO
/ Box 30
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FOR RENT-STORE ROOMS

FOR REST-Beautifrl, large corner
store room. just completed; Well 70
Gated IN Weston: Wei lighted. suitable
= Tor any line OF business. Apply or
write T. 3. sConnelI- Weston W.
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WANIEDEEenaIe Help

wANTEp- girl boolkkeep-
er tar. experienced clerks and exper-
fenced lady clerks at Public Market
House. Court street
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WRNJED-aaaie Help

MN-Learn barber t-ae Positively
+51is month Our addtttonal shop pays
your expense Write Tor satatoSne-
Leader Barber College, SIS z 4th 81.
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wASTED-Girl for general .housework,
one who can milk cow. Apply to MIS-
JR Hickman. Harcland addition
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-wANSTED-A capable women for gen
eral housework and to help with chill
dren: one willing to go TO tie country
for the summer. no washing or iron
3. Winfield, 1S9 Oak street
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r-Ser xoxzr room and hatsa
mcdowell street. SteGey
re Garden. Fuel City In.
ASency. Rooms -g-e1 GoTej
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girl or middle aged
woman FOR general housewori. In FAM
Nv OF two: must be willing TO go short
diseance-out from the city Apply TO
Stop "a Home phone ISL
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good girls Tor dining
4cIal Hotel. over odeon chester
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RoR RENr-Four room apartment. sec
ond door corner Main and Water streets.
$500 per month. keys down stairs
Call Bell phone 1855
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NOE RESST-Thre furnished rooms and
-sS6ahS1sin basement: rent reasonable TO
me right party Apply to a y. tSon-
Cardner 81 jarvis street
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FoR RESr-TNo furnished rooms Ap-
= 1l1y at Apartmept Jones apart
mems Mechanic street
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SITUATIONS WANTED

.wASTEp-By experienced stenoGraph,
err q position for summer nnonhns- SSca at4s
frfif 4ToioneS.
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For RENI-Furnished Rooms

Tor Light housekeeping. on
SsNorth View street car line See 81 l.
s=yEalters Reynolds addition
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.roR RENT-TSro nice rooms, Water
street. close TO Main street S~ati 11otlte ..
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EoR REST-Furntshed front room. with
- = ,,se& al 3atSa. for gentleman Apply at
S4S west Pike street
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OF six rooms, bath
Jos School street
had June 18th In
nm, sos Main street.
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FOR REST-Nicely furnished room IoS
= one or two gentlemen. near. BUSINESS
section convenient to all cars. Apply
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FoRRENrNicely furnished room In
sfavndIy of two 40 other roo:nerS- one
mn mite walk from poeeomce- All con-
yeniences Rt4rht price to right party
sAd5reSs IL care Telegram
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wANTED-ByLa young lady, 20 49,
dcessrnaker. some experience AoofesS
s..J IEs.s care Telegram Office