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FINANCE

NEW YORK. March i4.-views OF
early peace prospects underwent
some revision in speculative markets
thls week. Expectations OF new war
moves, both military and political.
with the opening OF spring. conduces
10 quiet and waiting. A fresh tide OF
merchandise exports iessened appre-
hension over belligerent reprisals at.
iecunB neutral commerce. but the
danger that threatening incidents
may arise. such as the sinking Of the
American ship Frye. Is borne In mind.
Wheat and cotton responded TO re-
newed export demand. TO government
estimates OF reduced grain reserves.
and TO prospects OF large reduction in
cotton acreage. Important buying of
steel for ship building showed the
influence OF the foreign trade outlook
In yet another direction.
Sale to our bankers OF sl5. 600 900
Swiss government notes was made 20
provide for purchases OF commodities
here. Other foreign undertakings BY
our bankers are quite probable.
Domestic trade prospects are IaFs
clearly limited outside the prosperous
grain region. Bank clearlngs make
poor comparisons. the freight car sur
plus grows, and railroad earnings are
low. United States Steel untitled or
ders for March l showed disappoint.
ingly small increase. Percentage OF
MN production to capacity was raised
further
The Supreme Courts annulment of
West Nirginia's two-cent fare law
gave an impetus to the active cam
paign by the railroads against State
rate limitations. Belief that greater
lemency will be shown TO railroads Is
a substantial factor In shaping finan-
cial sentiment
The unqualified success OF the New
ork State bond sale proved the hot
terment in investment conditions and
contributed materially TO the growth
Of confidence
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EEL

NEW YORK, March 14.-There was
evidtn nee OF less buying OF rolled steel
products by domestic manufacturing
interests this week but export orders
continued heavy. including 10000 tons
Of wire, 1900 tons OF rails and so 1000
tons Of steel rounds There were in
quirles for $4,000 tons more rounds
for France. while Russia and France
continued 10 negotiate for 10000 tons
OF light rails. Numerous small sales OF
billets, sheets and heavy forging were
also made for shipment 20 Russia.
Great Britain and Japan.
The railroads placed orders for %. %
600 tons Of rails In this country ana
Canadian mills took orders for 100.
900 tons more. including 10000 tons
for the Canadian Pacific. Domestic
orders included II 900 tons for the
Lake Shore and 1000 tons for the
Baltimore and Ohio. The Santa Re
and Burlington placed orders for 700
freight cars. The Burlington also
bought fifty locomotives.
Contracts taken by the fabricating
shops for buildings and BRIDGES were
small, individually. but numerous.
calling for 1000 tons structural
shapes. 20 which the railroads contrib
uted $500 tons including 2.2OO tons
Tor the Pennsylvania railroad. 600 tons
Tor the Chesapeake and Ohio. and 900
tons 10 rthe Southern Railway.
The February statement OF the
United States Steel corporation indi.
Gated that shipments we're made last
month az the rate Of 81 600 tons per
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LITTIlETON

LIT LETON. W. Va. March IL
Miss Gertrude Hartley Of MnuuinEtou.
spent friday evening with Mr.. and AIRS
Mrs; Charles Riggs returned home
sSStsIr,lsy after short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs charles Garrison. OF
sStlINiieW. are spending a Few days with
friends In town.
after a few days visit with friends In
Mr. Henry Menkemeller has returned
home after several weeks visit with
friends iu Wheeling
Mrs. James Higgins returned home
after short visit with rfiends In Pine
Mrs. Frank Ashcroft and daughter.
Eaaie returned 70 their home In Fair
mont Sfter spending few days with
Mrs. Ellen Gauison Is spending a
rev days with friends in McMechen.
Messrs. BIN Lemley and Charles
White OF Hundred spent sunday with
friends On town.
Mr. Earl Kerney OF Hundred. spent
sunday evening with friends In town.
Mr. Elig OF Wheeling. was a business
visitor here Monday.
Mr. June CarriCO o. Fairmont. spent
Miss Elizabeth Villers was shoppIns
In wheeling Tuesday.
,.,s NJ Harry Musgrove IL business
visitor az weston for few days.
Mt. Ellis Miller D. spending few
daXs IN Fsirvisw on business.
hI. j. X. Robinson was business
visitor In Hundred Thursday.
Mr. \. Grimsley OF Fairmont was n
business visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. Jake fNles was "a business visit
OF % wheeling Thursday ana Friday.
Miss Ida Obluger visited friends in
FarminEtqn for Few days this week
Mls. Ills Miller was shopping In
wheeling Thursday.
Miss Ella Thompson returned home
Thursday after a short visit with
friends IN New MartinsviIle
Mrs j. Y. Robinson Is on the sick
list this week
Mr. Earl McMasters spent Thursday
with friends AZ Hundred
MesErs. Burt Henderson. Robert crow
spent Thursday evening with friends al
Warrington
MI - =. Connolly. was a business
visitor in Warrington Thursday
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FINANCIAL.
BY GEORGE McMANUs

putty clerk of the United states district
court of the northern district al Phil
up. succeeding T.. ". O. Morrir
Miss carrie g.. Brown has returned 90
baliImor. after an extended yiait.
Misa Sell snumakrr is visiting her
sister. Nre o. a init.
=. lnsgy has gone 60 Hot Springs
Miss Evelyn rrIehard has returned 10
Mountain Lake PARK
MrF CherI.H Broom. OF Keyser. 10 vie.
Ting relatives
Sire D. So H.uIs rnr returned from
"a Welt Oh MartIraburg
VIZ Charles Hnrfu. OF E1rracksvIfIo
laf been EIe''IuE Dor parents. Mr. arI
MfH a. n. Cough.
w. D.. Hr1Erirs hos returned from o.
HHrrg D. D.narf-rH has returned
fr.u baltimore. whore boz vac ir Com.
I'I.n with a specialist f1r an all
Guy H slr.sf raa returned from
.|.I f. N.r h"rE
CO.. T o M,Avay has returned from
a. Two months s'rII Iu Florida
g. " miller Is sIaIfIrr fu UHr4r,bus n
FairmHrf
Mrs Louisa Reed taa returned 90
cum n7rIHrf nff.r H short visit here
hc WH a.rHn.lu r..I bone b. her
M a Beavers bee been l1 Eufrs on
Walter Curry far returned from
NrIr I.urn ln nIUHH"rrI..H FTn
NiH I.|.n H'uwm.r 10 N#wHurr has
been FIa.IirE Nrr James F|araFan.
hr ,H'..r.-. end Nlrsrrst rhaysr
returned from EafrmHrt
Mr. William r. efHrrrs~ va causf
-r-' '.nrfrrurE b. the ilnsas or
Der mother.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON W We. March 1a-Tha
.poal p. q %. railroad headquarters have
pccn notified ~ en- appropriation for use
ln repairs In the local shops over and
ae.fe the usual monthly appropriation.
lhIa amount lr not large but viii bel
needed 20 put q number 81 engines into
tlunlus order as The monthly allow
ahce tuH been cut down Co such an ar.
. tent that % o. found impossible % do
more than the regular running repair
me feeling o. Eaueral here that the
hns.nnlnE ~ the lake shipments. which
o. usually about April f..H. viii So Al
pr. prov efrrut On TIE cool business rr
iHia section " ths state. with o. c8rrsH-
= .NNI.E iU"r"arn iu arIIrHnd buHHunHa
NrllH DO lH admitted that the winter
Ht. NOS Hrs ere Iu the northwest and
coal would accordingly NOT b. fr aTrH
great demand throughout the winter.
Nrf local ruuI men say that fha rftr-
U'n.H uf luminous coal were Hu UEnI
.Hsf year that tHHrr must nereaearIIr n..
ImIrHH rmeuf this year The various
coal mines in trfa section are PREPARING
o. handle moro business and the rHif.
GRADS VIII arrange Co. handle more
frrIEhf HfeH.
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Mr.. Jonathan Barnhart and son. OF
Deep valley, Pa. are visiting the for
mer's son. W. J. Barnhart. OF hits place.
Mr. and Ms. George Ruth and Mrs.
Josie Ruth. were guests Thursday at
the Mac Rhoades home on the Dallas
pike.
Mr. Henry Davis. or West Finley IS
visiting his son. VIII Davis. this week.
lie spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Wheeling.
Tho NJ. +. church choir and Sabbath
school are preparing Tor Easter services.
The children are requested TO meet al
the church Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carder and daughter.
Miss Leslie. were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Rhoades Thursday.
Mr.. Samuel StricElin was IN West
Alexander Tuesday. looking after bust
ness matters.
Miss Freida Little is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Clarence Mccullough. Of West Fin
ley.
Rev. and Mrs. w. W. Dinsmore spent
wednesday with Mr.. End Mrs. WyTis
McCosh. Of Golden.
Mrs. Lynn Archer and son. Byron.
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William Walton. of Moundsvine re-
turned nome last evening after speEe %
inE a week visiting friends and rela-
lives on kyaus Ridge.
heN. Doughty, OF Martins Ferry.
ohio. preached Two very interesting ser
saturday and sunday nights.
AAlss Mauue Boston has returned home
aiter spending the last week with --r
grandparents AT Paden City.
Ut. Wilson was called &c Ryan's
Ridge "Wednesday to Mr.. Henry Yoho'.
home Mr. YohO Is very an and his re-
cOvery - doubtful.
MI Ola McHenry OF Wayne's Ridge.
~ spending few days with hts sister
MIS-. james y. Cofheld Of this place
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Noho OF Welcome
passed through here one day last week
ehToute 20 Ryans Ridge.
AIT. Joshua 1uho VINO is teaching
school at Franklin. spent Saturday and
sunday .,y With W. W. Noho and family Of
Several young people from this place
attended church at Woodland Hiu sun
day night.
Mrs. Roy Parriott OF Graysvius. spent
saturday evening with friends on the
Mr.. Blair Yoho OF Ryans Ridge. was.
nesday.
Mrs. win Cain. OF Burch Ridge. is
spencing a few days with her parents.
2 4r and Mrs. W. =. Ryan, OF Ryan's
AIR. John Morris attended church at
woodlands Saturday and sunday nights.
The small son Of Mr.. Arthur Cats
OF Iaylors Ridge who has been SUI
iering from scarlet fever. f. recover
T. $. Berisford. OF Taylor.s Ridge
was "a Wheeling visitor one day last
week.
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DALLAS
Death Of Charles Black.

DALLAS. W. Va. March 14-On
Thursday evening at his home near
Dallas. occurred the death or Charles
Black. He had been in for several
months with n complication OF diseases
and early In the winter was operated on
at the Martins Ferry Hospital. for
tumor. Ills condition gradually became
worse until the end carve. He IL sur
viVed by his father md mother. one sis
ter. Miss Odessa "a home and one
brother. Brice. OF Elrn Grove. Funeral
services will be held at the home Satur-
day afternoon after which the body viii
Be laid TO rest In tho Dallas cemetry.
Crider Bros, will b. In charge OF the
funeral
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spent Thursday with the fomrer's par
cats. Mr.. and NIrs. ohm Sampson
Mr. Charlss woodruff. OF Moundsvtua
vas 80 the East End hotel wednesday
M WI Marshall was a business
caller at Elm Grove Tuesday and Thurs
Mr. Thomas Kimbis g. very IN at his
home. OF EriPpe and uueralgfa
Margaret. little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Rhoades. h iil with cold on
the lungs.
Mrs. " W. Dinsmore l.ft Thursday
Tor a visit with her sisters at Webster.
Mrs. william Miller wishes 10 an
nounce 20 her friends that she has re-
eeived splendid supply OF spring hats
Tor ladies. which are now ready for sal.
Mrs. Frank Rhoadse. OF Cool Breeze.
was the guest Of Mrs. Sam order Wed
Mr.. David Archer. agent for the stark
Bros. nurseries. was in Dallas THURSDAY.
booking orders for spring delivery
Il l. kmmins was n business caller
on Number Two ridge Wednesday
Mrs. Roy Stricklin has been con fined
10 her orom with an illness this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Math White moved this
week from McGraw's run TO the Linn
Milliken farm At Golden.
Mrs. sara Drum has returned 20 her
WORK In Wheeling after a several weekn
visit with friends around Dallas
Mrs. J. IL. johnson visited wednesday
and Thursday az the home OF Mrs. Mar
garet Mcconnell.
Master Curtis Little Is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Mary Matthews intends coming
20 the home OF Mrs. Louis Rhaodes 10
do their spring sewing.
Mr.. Add McCausland. OF Golden, was
business caller In Dallas Friday morn
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pattison are anx-
iousyl anticipating the return OF their
son. Woods. from India. He expects TO
sail for America on the 18th OF this
month.
Mr.. +. L. Howard OF Cool Breeze. was
In Dallas Friday morning on business
Mr.. Pat" Ryan. returned Friday
morning from n visit with friends ON
Union Hill.
Mr.. Russell Brownlee. OF BenwoSd
was IN gust OF friends near Dallas this
week.
Mr.. WIZ Sampson vas quite III this
week with a heavy cold.
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re nnuuaI spring UuErInEa of the
lo'al stores have been held during fI.
past week ara Che usual elaborate lIa.
play ~ Easter finer. uHH SON aM.
lpcaI merchants have hold tHHIr omen.
infF 600 lI.....Ht days Ir rurm#r eaHrs
u.N ~ g.i.ri On now being made for anil
eul I..d general f.II opening #rH fr
.tln r. HpriuE opening Hf rfHr.. .F s,...r..
n--'E lI'l"n. Doe plan Ia trHuETf fH b.
urI rf hHr.rm small f.#.rH
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prominent railroad men, formerly uf
GRAFTON. but Tor number or years IL
resident uf IHrtrrs burg vac nHII here
1a.H'ntf .r.H t.0 Pres terrain church.
Ihr remains we're BROUGHT from par.
E'rfourE saturday morning and taken
directly t1 fha church. where afarf rrr.
vices were held
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efutton and vicinity Is antIgIpafIrc
ul w coming ~ this seasons Chautauqua
WI iuuch pleasure as an especially fine
bLpeI ail hha deem arranged for this
year. Tho ATTENDANCE was very large
l"el year ana still larger uttoudHura D.
eApt,ted 20 greet the return 0f the cue.
ctrsiul numbers Of last season Tho
program IL said 90 be much stronger
LLln LAT .nn..n
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Miss Mabel Moore. teacher OF the
Glendale school on the Dallas pike. en-
tertained Friday evening. The proceeds
were for the benefit OF the school
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me busy Bee restaurant has been
.nla ~ VI. d.. tlarE.It and "a now candy
manu- occurring plant EHa been opened
ph The premises ln both wholesale and
ielal qlantiu-s. in connection with "a
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dren survive the deceased. vrsqr. rf,-..
ana Clarence. Of New MeNIc Walter al
nome and the following dnughters. les
sae' az nome; Mrs. Marie Addison. OF
rnl,hEo. Isabelle, Of New York. Mrs
Eisie Englehart. OF Chicago. and Ms.
Louise Potts. OF Grafton.
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aver briff lI|rHHa Mrs Jennie
lynn s-uiJ wife ~ Charles 30 Goufv
expired Thurrday. and tHr rrHrafra v-srs
laid at rect runfav afternoon line ms.
hnn1. two brothers. CHARLES 81 WaIrra
~ st louis. SO. end James a Helms.
or newark, ohio. end The following eHiI-
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day. a gain or 10000 tons daily over
the January booking.
Tin plate manufacturers advanced
prices 50 a ton TO s3.25 per base
boz
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WOODLANDS

NbpDl-ANhs. ". Va. March IL
laltS AaLts. youug son OF Arthur
HAttH. OF Taylor Ridge. who has been
seFlouslF iu suffering from appendicitis.
va removed to the hospital At Wheel
iag. where an operation was performed
Nednesuuy. lie Is getting along as
Neil as could be expected. but is Ia a
critical condition
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II. r. Huntington. Of Pasadena. Cal.
owns copy of the first printed col
lection OF the laws OF the colony or
Massachusetts. dated 164s
Goyerness-How long is II since Rome
Little Fanny-Rome was founded 2s4s
years ago.
Aged Grandmother-Dear mel How
time does slip away!-Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
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The members OF the play which T. to
be given at the Dallas hall. March 10
and 20, met for rehearsal at the hail
Thursday evening.
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An epidemic Of scarlet fever has
1toheh out Ia the home OF MIR. Beri--
tord. Of Iaylors Ridge. and Or. No
tuskey, 81 MoundsviIle, ordered the
nome Guaranteed 20 prevent It's spread.
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ALMOST CRAZY
WITH ITCHING
AND BURNING

Seattle. Wash. Jan 26. 1915 Ny
face and body were a solid mass OF lit.
tie sores which ifchrd and burned mo
20 badly that Z almost went crazy.
They started in the form OF little uim-
piles which opened and formed sores.
could not sleep 90 night and 90 work
if Z became OvrrIrafsI DO would Ifru
somofhiua terrible. q used AN kinds off
soaps. ealyHs and rTaarripu that
did mo no au0d Q had fhia skin trouble
for year or moro before used
EoaIu0I a. soon as started using
Rosinol Ointment and BrsI10l Soap
iHe itching and burning stopped az
once. and In five weeks my face and
body we're aa clear and soft as could
hc . used only two jars OF ReaInoI
ointment end three cakes of HaainoI
Soap
"a friend of mine had a bad case ~
skin trouble lIIa face was broken out
.0 badly DO was ashamed fo r0 out on
the street I told hIm fp use WrsInoI
ointment and EfeIr0I -uau and Iu f1ur
weeks Do uas aI wen ana one could
mot foiI Do. ever bad a pImpIe or sore
.r H.H face I-IurHI August D. Mills.
200 Elliott Ave Every druggist sells
iDHIn0I Ointment and RraIrYI s0ar
Fnr TRIAL FREQ. write fu Dept 1EW.
ii'sInoI Baltimore. Nd
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Attractive Speaker.

Concert Tonisht-Vanee Memorial
Church, by Quartet Choir. Admission.
soc.
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killed. Notwithstanding the fact that
these departments are maintained solely
for the benefit Of the lines OF Industry
affected By these measures.
To this my reply was that tho in
direct tax measures advocated by the
administration should be- adopted. and
that 1 preferred going down TO 1'fcat
with those measures 90 lending assist
aucc Co the opposition iu the fight
against the people.
Whatever might hay. been the effect
% this. my appropriation was not re-
stored. There o. no question loo my
mind as To whose fault Do b. and the
blame viii D. placed where DO belongs.
Must Have Funds.
II would regret exceedingly Co zoe tho
Rational Guard diFbauded. but % suungt
exist without finances Since It4 nrsi
eucampmcuf tweuty. years ago fi
has grown into am effective military or
Eauizatiou. weU trained and equipped
standing hIau among the National Guard
organization. uf the United states. M
20 diHhnuds 10 viii require years after
reorganization Co regain what DBL lost
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COOKERY COURSE
tcOzzau.a TsOm risss Par.l


b. Interested IN Miss Ellis instrue-
ton. and viz probably learn many
new ideas from her.
a Good Teacher.
Miss Ellis loves 20 cook and 10 cook
well. She considers II a fine accom-
pllshment which any women may De
proud Of having mastered She l. an
equally GOOD teacher. and delights IN
imparting 20 others the knowledge she
has acquired with diligent study ana
practical experience No small amount
Of valuable Information Is included N
the course Miss Ellis gives. Her pro-
gram for Wheeling l. decidedly at
tractiye. and filled with helpful cook
cry suggestions. Naturally a good cook
Miss Ellis decided that because she
could do this a little better than any
thing else. and because she realized
the importance 81 good cooking. she
would take this up a. a profession.
She studied Domestic Science ana
practical cookery az the Margaret
Memorial School. Carnegie Institute.
Pittsburgh. and graduated with high
honors. completing the three year
course In two years. Since that time.
she has been passing on 20 others
the knowledge gained IN practical ex-
perience as a housekeeper and cook.
and In her domestic science course.
She believes that both experience and
training are necessary 20 make "A
thoroughly successful housekeeper
and cook. and advocates most enthuA.
isstiolly domestic science training
for girls.
Attractive Speaker
Miss Ellis Is an attractive and en-
tertaining speaker. and has conducted
some most successful schools in near
by cities. She hopes 10 make her
school In Wheeling the best she has
conducted this season. and this is
quite possible n the women OF the
city who are interested in good cook
ing, new recipes and efficient house
keeping viii rally TO the effort ana
lend their hearty cooperation. The
school will be as enjoyable az II Is
profitable. Miss Ellis Is a famousIy
good cook and the opportunity of tast-
ing delicious foods prepared by her
sklllful fingers is alone worth any
effort made TO attend the school.
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But N the members 81 the legislature
are ludlUer'ut toward 10. as they seem 20
De. II the people through their represent
tauFes In the lawmakiug body no more
appreciate the services rendered by tho
Organized militia Of this state than to
allow it, disiutcgraton because Of "a lack
or revenue IN "a state 80 rich In natural
resources and with per capita cost for
state government purposes among the
feel sure / voice the sentirnents Of
every member Of the organization when
say We are satisfied 60 quit and leave
% 20 all the able bodied men Boo the state
Co perform their share Of military duty.
There are In West Virginia. accord
ing 70 IN" last census. &ts.uUU men avail
~ u- are performing that duty. about
three-uftns or one per ceut-sIN-clev-
suths - one per cent. To- De exact. Aside
from thr three persons employed Boz the
udJutant generals office there f. not "a
member ~ The organization who docs
not lose money 1s "a result Of being such
member The average amount OF money
received from both state and federal
FoNernments per year is less than thirty
aud attending about forty drills az thcis
home stations.
Diserodit Attempted.
'Tnry remain Iu che UrruuIsar1u bee
cause NJ patriotic love Tor the SER.
vice. desire Co be- ready should a r.u
fu service come because of fhrarf.rfi
invasion by foreign fUs without u
mufwur in"F are ready f1 turn Hut fY
maintain law and ulHfr and f1 have.
u'Hn"d upon them the IUdIFrIfIa# uauHI-
F attendant upon such duty. uTsr.
wnh7 are formed in d'uanc. of law.
And under such rIrruuHfturra fNss have
not failed iu DO their duty and du BE-
we'll Yet these soldiers az. dieHrfrHI.
mated AGAINST lu urry instance. and
fnr 0rrarIzatIHus. IrH just about aa
rIriIuE wrote.
.f.r irH Tommy rr.r and Tommy that.
f... . ' '.N.H .IH .Hi. IHf brute.
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b. Interested IN Miss Ellis instruc-
tion. and viz probably learn many
new ideas from her.
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'.Hf city, Daniels goes back o. ssr..
QUO Hn un.srIr.d parole sentence. Do.
WOO .Ht 9u parole when r. was locate.
.' .I''7hHrrH authorities here. after r.
NrI committed OBJ. rrbbrr.
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Concert Toright-Vsnee Memorial
Church. BY Quartet Choir. Adm 60 on.