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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
OUR COALITION CABINET"

Several beligerent nations have formed coalition aiming uny their people for purposes by gvg voice the government has been suggested that do the hingtha the president form Q cabinet consisting of able regardless ot party.
 The Cleveland Press springs surprise by renark1ng that that thing The president has kept his old cabinet work Of hc ordinary admins travc departments still in the hands of his original appomteeS but the cabinet enlarged by the addition o various departments dealing with vital phrases of admnS heads of these departments have been chosen solely for their special fitness and ability
 Hoover Secretary of Food the Press Willard iS Secretary Transportaton Hurley is Secretary o Shipping Gompe Secretary of Organized Labor Garfield Secretary of Fuel Lovctt Secretary Distribution of Raw Materials Coffin Is Secretary of Aviation .,
 all practical purposes each of these leaders member the of them represents but all o them represent the people the United States All of them arc encou aged supported their work by the patriotic pc with no thought of partisan politics.
 This is pleasing and reassurng view of the matter
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
DRY COUNTRY
(From Saturdays Dsiiy)

T. L. Morris was visitor yesterday from the Hillside country, where he is engaged in goat raising, and re- ports the range situation as unfavor- able, owing to lack of rain. He IS holding his mohair clip of several hundred pounds, awaiting a higher price. He also states that for the tlrSt time known in many years all live stock arriving for Winter grazing IS now being shipped by train instead ot being driven as heretofore, which IS probably due to lack of grazing along the route.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
RESCUING JERUSALEM. !
 

The British are at very gates of erusacm-lcss than three miles away of the capture of this stronghold o Zion as David termed may be eXepected any moment
 aour doubtless speaks by the card when he declares that Great Britain favorable the erection o autonomous Jew sh state Palestine with the stipulation that the rights oi non Jewish inhabitants shall be guarded.
 Meanwhile Bcershcba where Abraham commanded to sacrifice his son Isaac Esau lost his birth right Jacob where Elijah staying the prophets of Baa where the times still flow with sweet waterBeerSea in British And is Caza, of the PhlsncS chc cities. gates Samson carried
 But historic spots compared with the last captures Mispa four thousand feet above the level o the sea. the horizon of Jcrsalem, has been taken
 It singular thing that British outardcrs from tar-ot Australia been brought by chance of to play the these centuric, the crusaders oi medieval Europe could not hold-the Holy Land that sacred alike to Jews and Christians
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
CURTAILED CHRISTMAS

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-,Employes of the stock exchange who in past years have been the recipients of gem crous Christmas gratuitics from floor members, this year will receive only their share of the regular fund, from which it has been the custom to make annual yulctidc distributions. The action of the exchange IS be- lievcd to be the forcrunner of similar announcements by banks and brokers in the financial district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
nEsERTERS RETURNED

Fl. PASO, Dec. 1.-Two alleged dcscrtcrs from the United States army are expected to be turned over by Mexican military authorities m Juarcz to American officials of the Fl PaSo military district. Dispatches from Mexico City last night said the Mexican government was ready to rclinquish the men upon formal re- quest from the American govern mcut through the proper chancls.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
WILL TALK PEACE

LONDON, Nov. 30-Austria-Hun- gary army forces have arrived at headquarters of Prince Leopold on the Polish front to treat with repre- scntativcs of the BolShcviki concern ing peace with Russia. The Russians are expected to arrive Sunday and negotiations which will deal hrSt with an armistice, will open the following day. Prince Leopold Is commander of the German armies on the Eastern front
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
AUSTRIA REPLIES
The

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 30. - The AuStro-Hungarian government. ac- cordiug to dispatch from Vienna, has sent an official reply accepting the Russian governments wireless proposal to enter into negotiations for an armistice and general peace treaty.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05
w. E. CHANDLER DEAD

CONCORD, \. H.. Nov. 3O.-Wil- liam Eaton Chandler, secretary of the navy under President Arthur died here today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05

Princeton taken ava, degree of LED she licrusor The has shown that large letters drag ging behind pretty small men.
The evening world., 1917-10-20
U. S. TROOPS IN FRANCE
PUT MILLIONS INTO LOAN
Various Expeditlonary Units Com
pete Keenly for Biggest Pur-
chase of Liberty Bonds.

AMERICAN FIELD HEADoUAR-
TIERS, FRANCE. Oct. 2o.--America' s
troops are not only going to do their
Bit in the trenches fighting the Huns
they are setting the example for folks
back home In ecord-breaking pur-
chase OF Liberty bonds.
Several million dollars in subscrIp-
tions were reported to-day. The exact
total Is being withheld. The various
American expedltionary units are
keenly competing for the honor Of sub
scribing the greatest amount. To- day
the heavy artillery claimed the top fig
ure--with nearly $780, pledged and
several batteries still to be heard from
In some infantry campaigns every
man and every officer subscribed to
one or more bonds.
The Liberty Loan drive has been on
here somewhere in France" for two
weeks. The lists close next Tuesday.
Gen. Pershing himself inaugurated tho
campaign by a proclamation urging his
men to subscribe for patriotic reasons.
The evening world., 1917-10-20

That the continued photoplay Is
far from being on a decline Is proved
by the fact that Paramount Pictures
Corporation Is going in for serials
and soon Is to release who Is Mum
Der One'?', q mystery story. a new
kind Of serial Anna Katherine Green,
greatest OF mystery writers. Is the
author OF the novel. which will ap-
pear in the Sunday World.
Kathleen clifford, famed as a
vaudeville and musical comedy star.
Is the heroine around whom evolve
the throbs and thrills OF "Who Is
Number One'2"
The piece has as its theme Hell
hath no fury like a woman scoTned." 3"
II Is n story OF revenge, OF a mys-
terious person who Is the instrument
famous inventor and capitalist pay
for his sCorn.
In the heart OF Camille Arnot, the
woman scorned, burns terrible
hatred for Graham Hale, n mental
Pierpont Morgan combined. She does
not seek TO Kill him; she wants a
greater revenge. She desires that
Graham Hale shall be ruined, that
one by one the big things in his
life shall be taken from him, and
lastly. after his most beloved pos
session, his son, Is gone, that his
mind shall b. utterly destroyed.
Camille Arnot gathers about her
men capable Of ighting such a foe as
tho great Graham Hale. Heading
these men H. Number ono" the mys-
terious person who directs the engine
OF revenge for Camille Arnot.
Her plot laid out, every precautlon
taken so that II cannot fall, so care
fully planned and set In motion with
such force that even she herself cam
not divert II from its object, Camille
Arnot suddenly tinds that Graham
Hale must DO saved from her own
Vaccinations. Sne learns that II
Graham Hale suffers, she will suf-
fer; II no loses his all, she will lose
all. and that the consummation Of
her plans means the end Of everything
she loves. How to destroy this mon
stcr Intrigue that she herself has
created? That Is the terrific prob
lem that confronts her.
In the midst OF all this Intrigue.
herself a victim, is Aimee Villon, por-
trayed by charming Kathleen Cliff
ford. Tommy Hale. son of the finan-
cler, is in love with her and she
loves him. She fights to save tho
Hales from the impending danger
that threatens annlhilation. II is she
that risks everything for the man
she loves.
Throughout the story is felt the
power of tho mysterious Number
one" who strikes hard. and who, the
HaleS know, must be destroyed un-
less they themselves are crushed.
The thrilling tale is built upon a
charming story Of love unconquer-
able, low 4evoid Of selhshness, a
love tested and found true in the
fame OF self-sacritice.
The evening world., 1917-10-20
Bond Payment Plan
OF The Evening World
Indorsed by Bankers

To Editor Of The Epenino World:
XVyD WISH to indorse most
w heartily your campaign for
the partial payment plan OF
purchasing Liberty bonds. We
feel that In New York City par
ticularly there are many people
who are not in tho habit Of saw
ing, but who wish to do their bit
for the Government and will take
advantage Of this plan. We have
arranged a department In our
office to take care OF our custom
ers or others who desire 10 pur-
chase under this arrangement, or
any OF the other plans proposed by
the Liberty Loan Committee.
CLARKE BROS.
Bankers, Tribune Building.
New York. Oct. 20.
The evening world., 1917-10-20
ELECTION INSPECTORS HELD.
Four Arrested In Queens for Dis
crepancies Favoring Connolly.

As a result of an official investigation
which apparently dlscloscs that Maurice
T.. Connolly was credited with thirty
votes more than were cast for him and
that the actual vote Of his opponent.
Mayer. was discounted to the extent Of
twenty-three votes In the Thirteenth
Election District OF the First Assembly
District OF Queens In the primary to
nominate u Democratic candidate for
Borough President, the four Election
Inspectors Of that district were arrested
to-day. They were arralgned before
Magistrate Kochendorfer In Long Island
city on a short aiiidaVit charging them
with having filed false returns OF an
election,
The court held them In 81 600 bail
each for examination on Monday. They
are Joseph Barberich. Chairman of the
Board. a Democrat Of No iti Broad.
way; sander Paaren, Democrat. OF No
lS3 Ninth Avenue, and Charles
schwartz, No. 532 Fourth Avenue. and
Herman Sehell, No, 2sJ Filth Avenue
both Republicans.
The evening world., 1917-10-20
LAUREL ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, LAUREL. Md. Oct.
20.-The entries for Mondays races
are as follows:
FIRST IACE-Claimina. two-ysAr.old,. maid.
enc five and Z half furoS -Aaiec, rs; DicI
M'F i ir6 ~ lddi G''oSG ioS rR. M no reTtsoR
CNptAnia ll2: Miss Pe,p. III. Mn Rae a.
BeauTc. 100. Mis-, Fiie{. i,S' '''''''' az
SECOND RACE Stcl". 'ass oaim,ns. -four
i Ia yanaS aS" Boz III .0li ssG %gse K',; kI1r
Qutnoe, lSl Maroh Court ~, Sunfarrr lIl,
.'Csrl. iSogJio Ramt'o IA fall,ns w,a,arr III;
THiRp PAoE-synirg; tso ycar.ola,. Al, fur.
longs -6alden Glon il6 Mo nv. M JuIsa
wrSht y looi Wood IHrT4, 40, slItsss q
los H,Ssn'S%S' 49, %.sS sun il2 G'Onne al uaols
ROUETH RACE--Csmp Meade IAberty Bond
Handlcsp; sssS mi,I az inr%,2Hs3 %,ys1 lslTgp ls
lins 10, paiSss tasolce iio. ~ Num- M siSsi in
rPsfp fFrT nTsS''c Sb,s Ts: .:s e"i2 r. ~
yearolis; OF , mile The RcIsan II Inn, III
Luciw, III nRnt limp 1903 S'TaiElt For.
NATd, m .NIman. ~ Diversion I'd. Nag.
kcaI III, Merchant 10
upward, mile and d sik,~nW Soldier iiG "a
.G"Iya ' Banism o. ha.sc,... iid6' Ios I'M.
ils ch,a,%',Ss, h,os S.D ,,,,E B''p Of ylyos ,,G
siGis Gi 10 iG, VIC as. ' fD:R o .' .,al, liz l. I. aI.
ii2i \, x ssAl, l9a' Ass sAss M, li3l 'stalts.,
Ss sapss 4f% RAs HH'' ms 1Sp-Iesn 81 plo le
u" ADssa.ios silSwsass. Is.el Sssu. SS,
The evening world., 1917-10-20

Demopubllcan Party done 20 lower
the price OF llmousines and other
necessities OF life? What has the
Hepublocrat Party done to make the
East River safe for pedestrians
Not thing. Elect me, and you will
be safe. / have bunions and can't
tango
A poICE-Tll take beer.
JAEH-Did tho Yankees ever win the
pennant under "A Demopublican Ad-
ministrationi No. Who was Mayor
when Heinie Zim chased Eddie Col
Inns home with the winning run la st
Tuesday Gentlemen. that aues-
tion answers Itself
A VOICE-So do you.
JAZZ-I am the friend OF tho work.
ingman. Everybody hates work.
Elect me and there will be no work.
i promise TO drive the workiugmsn
up to the bread line in taxicabs. My
motto Is revolving doors for every
body. What has Mayor Goof done
TO smooth out the skyline OF New
York? New York has the most un-
tidy skyline OF any town In the
world touthurst OF cheering. led by
Candidate jazz.
A YOICE-IIow do you get that way7
IAZZ-I advocat G municipal owner
ship Of the New York skyline. The
AQUARIUM must be thrown open to
the public Elect me and Ill allow
Hight housekeeping In the Bronx
locals.
A VOICE-How about sleeping cars TO
BROOKLYN
JAZZ--lIas New York advanced any
under the Goof Administration No.
Columbus discovered New York 400
at.I Il ~.
now? Still In the same place.
A V0ICE-Are you stin the friend Of
the worklngnan?
JAzz-l am more than the friend OF
the worklngman. I am two friends
of the worklngman. -Four hundred
years ago Manhattan Island was
sold for string OF beads
A POICE-You're getting the Winter
Garden costumes mixed up with HIS
tory.
JAHZ-The city must be supplied with
pure drinking water. I am the friend
OF the worklngman. and tho work
ingman must drink pure water.
A VOICE-You amt no friend OF the
workingman.
JAzZ-We must have libraries and
sunken gardens for the starving pro-
lotariat. Are our poor to die ignorant
OF botany? No, ! advocate placing
botany on democratic basis
A VOICE-How about the time you
got six months OF for good be-
havlorG
JAZZ-I repeat. gentlemen, the Kaiser r
must be defeated
A VOICE-What became OF that $780,
900 you got for cleaning all the snow
of the streets in JulyP
yAZZ-When l think OF tho suffering
Armcnians and devastated Belgium,
my hand extends across the sea.
A VOICE--You said II. Palm up.
yAZZ-The Kaiser must go.
A VOICE-Me too.
The evening world., 1917-10-20
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR LOAN
At END OF THIRD WEEK
Treasury Officials Optimistic, but
See Apathy in Parts of Middle
West and South.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O.--The Lib
erty Loan campaign closed Its third
week to-day with excellent prospects,
Treasury officials announced. At
the same time 1t was announced that
over a wide section OF country ex-
tending from the Middle West south
ward into Texas and eastward to the
Atlantic seaboard general apathy pre-
vailed.
Through this section of the coun-
try" the official announcement says,
particularly in rural communities.
subscriptions are not coming in
rapidly. General apathy appears to
prevail in parts OF Iowa, Illinois. Mis-
souri,. Arkansas and Texas In the
eastern part Of the South bad weather
and delayed sales of cotton are
blamed for the poor showing.
publication Of Secretary McAdoo's
promise TO prosecute persons attempts
ing to Impede the progress Of the
loan, by making Withdrawals of de-
posits from banks has had a very
salutary effect Many who formerly
were working against the loan now
are becoming subscribers"
BOSTON. Oct. 2O.-New England
subscriptions to the second Liberty
Loan reached a total OF Sl69. .33s, 900
with the tahulation to-day of reportR
showing S27. .965, 900 raised by commit
tees Yesterday. Only $3.50, ,0OO, 900 OF
the districts minimum quota was
lacking.
The evening world., 1917-10-20

church In Greater New York. and q
Liberty Loan rally will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the band stand
In the Mall in Central Park under
the direction Of the outdoor Speak
ers' Committee.
over-Sunday reflection on the tor
pedoing and sinking OF the U. S.
transport Antilles, with a loss of sew
enty Americans, a number OF them
soldiers and sailors. is depended on
by the Loan Committee TO start a
rush on the part OF small investors
to buy the new bonds. The tragedy.
IL Is believed, will bring home to the
wage -earners with appealing force
the realization that the country is at
war and that their financial help is
absolutely necessary II the United
States is TO be victorious.
Leonard l.. Loris Of No. 25 Penn
sylvania Avenue. Brooklyn. telephoned
The Evening World to-day that he
made a Liberty Loan speech in II
subway train this morning, taking for
his text the sinking Of the Antilles.
When he had finished Mr.. Loris said
he sold several bonds.
Reports reaching the loan commit
tees Offices show that soldiers in all
parts OF the country are doing great
work for the loan. Besides sub
scribing generously for the new bonds
the men OF the 3lsth U. \. Infantry.
stationed at Camp Lee. Petersburg.
Va. have disposed or 100000 worth
OF the bonds TO business concerns
near the camp.
Greenwich. Conn, last night reached
$500, 900 against II quota of Sl,02o.0oo.
or this the Putnam Trust Company
secured 100000 from 23O subscribers.
The Putnam Trust Company Is taking
scriptions for $50 bonds on the 81 a
week basis. The plan has been warm
ly indorsed.
To-day having been designated az
Children's Day by the Woman's Lib
The evening world., 1917-10-20

WHEN candidates fall out, honest
" men get their dues. They call
'em candidates because they are can
did. Politicians should wear mud
guards on their conversation. They
blame each other for everything from
soup to cigars Nobody knows who Is
going TO be indicted a. the next
Mayor OF New York A consensus OF
opinion shows there Is moro opinion
than concensus. The result will prob
ably hinge on the size OF the nom
resident vote from Philadelphia and
Newark. There Will also be an un-
usually heavy juvenile vote polled on
the east side.
The strange feature Of the whole
election Ia. II the worklngman has 30
many friends. why docs he have to
work.
The candidates arc very frank about
their opponents careers. A politician
calls a spade u spade, but You never
see him swinging one. He asks only
TO be elected by the voice OF tho peo-
pie. but the bales OF coin being scat
tered around the wards show that no
candidate u going TO rely on the ANA
teur vote.
THERE are nocturnal political clin-
l les on every street corner In
Brooklyn and New York Tho speak
ers cut open their opponents past and
then forget to sew up the wound. In
order 10 be successful. each meeting
should consist OF "a speaker and a
voice. Lots 60.
CANDIDATE yAZZ-Gentiemen--
A VOICE-Thank you.
JAZz--Gentlemen. the time has come
when our next Mayor must be elect
ed by the voice Of the people,
A VOICE--There amt no cars on n
ballot.
JAZZ-Gentlemen. I do not care to in
dulge In personalities. but my cs-
teemed antagonist on the opposing
ticket Is a political hobo. What has
he done to improve the crowded con
dition OF our broadway cabaretsl ,
Nothing. What has he done to allie
viate the suffering on upper River
side Driver Nothing Has he i'm
proved the conditions In the tene-
ment garages OF wasn't ngt o n
Heights? No sirl Gentlemen, what
is the only conclusion to derive from
these factsf
A VOICE--Never carry . bundle by
the string.
JAEz-i am the friend of tho work.
ingman. What has Mayor Goof
done TO improve that eyesore. tho
| Palisades which mar tho beauty OF
the Hudson, known AS the Rhine Of
American Nothing What has the
The evening world., 1917-10-20
lAT0NlA ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, LAToNIA. Ky. Oct.
fo.--The entries for Mondays races are
as follows;
FIRST RACE Claiming. $500: tvo.yoaI oldS
GmHi iO7 ne Lane. IGI ZulJ ii2 hShs-
,,aG = Iia l1sy RGEr Z: N,lpca nss SIT: ~:
NANNY liz. olSs reto,a. jia;. Tslcie li2;
ClaHc ruth, NJ; Als eliaels ssl,s,clle, Il3i
,hcdePicn. NJ AHt,lne NJ Ghzn"9 Girl
sEctob%n RAc'i5 ,iSimias Gi SEQ, thrce.yoAr-
sIds siI fTlanSs Golha llm;o '.,iLme loi
,Oi Henlocs lgs: I3tIe. los: prnisl ioo;
!fr II. s.nd aG 30 ':1 c . 6Ss LTS'm ioS sni iGS
In b. 2H fif ha ii9 rsy5 500 a~P 10 i1t
as sauer 10 slgmhound 100. Paul Conneliy,
HM ,S. TS@ 1872 Nm SoU II, lo' A11is
i0I icriS. iG7 King Tro'ato ioi L,ttic i'rIn.
ro1HrnE E'hl1 R1Gr P.ys iSSs ,coo ~ f3as' as b. Bap
pure three yea. oldS anh un~22d on, mlo aud
Nones maker IO2 lnptb, boa lo.: M-,dSo,
"FiFTh RIcEHTgw, i 900. Hinton Hotel
IIsGdlcl,, al, slr &, fgYIT',ng' \tAl!n,a loo
D. 100 Bgadeys Choice ii5 Hodge. ia;
k'SSSH siSTH " nn't's'4 ;8 $500 nr.. ,.,,
oi ma Tell%S iqpl, sOIsi, Ro,k lo7' GSi.
,ngngs ITO, owaIsse-,5, La, 10 slsq eltHae
me Grldsr, ito; Rem SIaler IOt Broom
.EyrSfg RACE C,.mnsi $500: ,sce,
'Samgro ~ lnlrNerl Hgort. lOO 'O'ga star
,G4 ,s rG,.q, }oo nr,sms , ~ o. ',Pq,,mGs mpl,
'A''prntice allowance TrNrE 'rN
The evening world., 1917-10-20
mitchell G|VESL|E
TO SWAMI CHARGES
OF SUBWAY FEE"
Mayor Declares Murphy Uses
District Attorney as a
Hylan Press Agent.

Charging that District Attorney
swann's attack upon him last night
before a large audience in the New
Amsterdam Opera House Is a fabric
OF falsehood and malice, and would
almost appear TO be the ramblinss OF
an unbalanced MIND" Mayor Mitchell
promised to-day that he would reply
IN detail TO the Swami charges
Speaking 20 newspaper men in City
Hall, the Mayor said;
Mr.. Swami seems TO be a. full OF
venom and treaohery az the rattle
snake OF his native State OF Florida.
There IL no truth IN his statements.
They are important merely because
Of the once that he occupies and mis-
uses. I intend to reply TO what he
has said in detail"
The District Attorney accused
Mayor Mitchell Of receiving 5000 for
:drawing a mortgage" whom In real
ity the money was Confederation"
for changing the course OF the
oueensboro Subway 80 that II would
70 into the middle OF property owned
by Mitchel's client Mr.. Swami also
referred to six real estate deals in
which he intimated the Mayors
friends profited because OF Mr.
Mitchel's conduct and attitude as a
city official The District Attorney
also referred 20 a trip 10 Europe
taken by the Mayor. he said, in com
pany with his clients" in behalf OF
the Greensboro corporation which
owned the land in Corona.
After having disposed OF the Swami
attack, Mayor Mitchell turned his at
tention 90 the leader of TAmmany
Hall and Judge Hylan, and said In
part:
Murphy must indeed be In des-
perate straits 10 elect his tarnishsd
candidate. To show Judge Hylans
interest In the school children OF this
city. Mr.. Murphy's lieutenants are
taking children out OF school AMI
making rioters Of them.
''ro show Judge Hylan's profession
al standing as lawyer. Mr.. MUIR
ply has directed his hand picked Dis
trict Attorney to give out a state
ment In HylSn's defense.
IL District Attorney Swami is so
anxious to help Mr.. Murphy's cam
paign, let him produce the list Of
ssputable lawyers who took Gosiin's
money while running for ONCE with
out rendering legal service to Goslin.
Conviction is driving home to the
people OF this city that Mr.. Murphy
stands ready TO 20 the limit TO elect
his disreputable candidate. II II Ia
necessary to destroy New York City's
school system to do this. Mr.. Muir
ply will destroy II. II II Is necessary
10 make the District Attorneys offics
sddge Hylan's press agent, Mr.. Muir
ply will use It for that purpose.
'rhe very desperation of Mr.. Muir
phys efforts prove that they will be
unsuccessful. Mr.. Murphy would moi
be taking the chances be 10 taking II
he thought that there was a prospect
OF success without resorting to these
nsthods."
The evening world., 1917-10-20
AUTO HITS POLE; KILLS MAN.
Another BndIy Hurt In Accident
Opposite Vanderbilt Home,

One man was killed and two others
injured, one perhaps fatally, In an auto
mobile accident yesterday Just outside
the lodge house on the estate OF William
X. Vanderbilt jr. on the Little Neck
Road near Lakevlle. L. !. The car be-
came unmanagcable and ran into a
telegraph pole. throwing two OF tho men
against 1t.
Michael Gullenerist. forty OF New
Hyde Park. was killed. Frank Wolf
hurst. thirty-One. a farmer. also of New
Hyde Park. sust aimed a fracture of tho
skull. Tony Gullenerist. the third occu-
pant OF the machine. was not seriously
time Of the accident
The evening world., 1917-10-20
By Arthur ("Bugs") Baer.


|Tv HE Welsh national politics
husky inmates Wales
gated knees grab
aa each others
enough bruises Philadelphia The
does the winner. Neither
The other half OF physical
mates OF American politics
elbows clutch each hobad
others They
winner Of the aryngea win time
his record full OF bruises cnnsons frog umps