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|. c. Man Is Named Head
Of New Orleans Police

New Orleans, August 1.-THE city
commission council tonight appointed
Frank t. Mooney as superintendent of
police to succeed James w. REYNOLDS.
who was shot and killed last Thurs
day by Patrolman Terrence Mullens.
believed insane. Mr.. Mooney has been
In the employ of the Illinois Central
railroad for "a years. His last posi- :
ton was superintendent of terminals
here Mr. MONEYS term OF office will
extend to November. 1920.
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Part of Russian Army
Fighting Desperately:
Another Runs Away

tCOntlhucu from fuHe OhcJ
lung in southern Bukowlna, the Rus
slams gave battle on the heights of
Mott, but were defeated and forced to
cede Terrain At several points farther
north the Russians are at grips with the
enemy, and apparently are more than
holding their own, on several sectors
having driven back the Teutonic ad-
vanced posts.
Ticking advantage of the retreat OF
the Russians west of the Zbrocz river,
where the disaffection in General Brus-
siioff's army made it virtually a rout.
the Austrans and Germans are harvest
ing Hastily the crops left behind.
Artillery duels continue to be the chief
factors of warfare in both the Austro-
Italian and Macedonian theatres. Severe
fighting s taking place in southeastern
German East Africa. AS yet 1t has
reached no definite result, although the
British have gained some ground
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Divorced Wife Drawing
Alimony Not Dependent
Under Ruling of Crowder

Chicago, August "A divorced
woman drawing alimony has not the
status as a dependent that wife
has. This ruling with regard to draft
exemptions was received here today
from Provost Marshal Crowder in re-
ply to question raised by divorced
woman who wanted her former hus-
band exempted because she was de-
pendent on the alimony which he paid
her.
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Had Pellagra,
Life Is Saved
Woman Suffering From Dreadful Mall
ndy Knows Treatment Saved
Her Life

Miss Annie Wright Livingston, Tex.
writes: II feel well and can do my
homework just as good as I ever did.
I thank you many times for your treat
ment, for 1t saved my life l know"
There is no longer any doubt that
Pellagra can be cured SO sure are we
that we can cure 1t. that we guaran.
tee absolutely to refund the money In
case the remedy fails to cure
Don't delay. 1t 10 your duty to con-
suit the resourceful Baughn now. Write
today for big free book on pellagra and
learn OF the remedy that has At last
been found. Address American Com
pounding Co.. BOZ 2o1l. Jasper Ala
ADV.
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REGULATIONS FOR
MOBILIZATION OF
NATIONAL A r M Y
TO BE ANNOUNCED

CONTINUED from Page Onc)
count as credits on subsequent quotas
of their districts.
The statement lays stress, however,
on the fact that the country wants all
the men 1t can get who can be spared
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of the local registration cards will be
sent at regular intervals to the state
headquarters. The state division will
send these summaries in tabulated
form to the woman's committee of the
council of national defense
The cards will convey all informa
tion as to whether the person register
ing is trained in any special work or
desires special training, occupation and
other personal informal ton.
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Special Bargains
by Merchants in
Today's Age-Herald

M. We'll & Bro feature $50 and sa5
Hart Schaffner and Marx suits, s15
Rich's feature Stetson oxfords at s5.s5.
Richter Tailoring Co. will make Off.
GERS uniforms on short notice.
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb print full
page of store news.
saks offer mems SIS and $40 wool suits
for s13.s5.
Porter's offer SIS suits at s12.5
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HOTELS AND SUMNER REsO. J
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Porter's offer SIS suits at sl2.75.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

AAUCl ~ AUQAA vi AOAS
facilitate promote the making subscriptions
ery Companies Banks Philadelphia been
meeting held to-day the undersigned order establish unanmy
of method this connection agreed offer their services to the pub
lie without compensation as follows
They will receive and forward subscriptions and obtain the resulting bonds
To our 1 Ss 9n5 @ 9 5 viii H d ID n foF | od fs? 9 ssss sas:s
maximum in anv one case as to the GompaD or Banks NAV seem
% and further will give the subscribers I when hen required @ ed Gxe1I4 M 3
Hqudate at expiration Of ninety day period
They @ T % oE ] int Drot1 s a F4 these 1on upon money" their
To ss Pssn s % e o o % sse % 5 pa DE s. @ pe
5 S ss5s5 Sf rssRT H S So55. * % 5
or a Ea Boa S iS s compaes @ Sis n f D''0"
They will keep safely yithou charge during the period of the wares
them for the cutting of withdraw them
The Investment Bankers who doing such excellent work
the Liberty Loan with great desire to have their efforts
this end they have presented to the undersigned the following
request
That each Trust Company and Bank Executive oE
Juneto t urging subscriptions to he Loan.
That thus give his individual time designate
with him it. he however, being known be active charge of the
That get circulars telephone calls visits
the @ Customers @ sill iey to be- PERSUADED to purchase Lii Liberty Bonds @ not
% o % empowers % aGo SPp3 % ] pGs 8 s Srg Bf 0 fe b asgri
Short persons Institution contSct O0N''
undersigned Companies Banks have unanimously
agreed give their hearty support in this effort the end that Phil
adepha may part the support
of the Government They that each of their fellow Trust
and Banks in Third Federal Reserve District join them
the agreement reached as above set forth
COmpan atOna
Grahtn Annuites o
GrardTr Company NauOnA BANK
Proydent Trust Company
Bank
and Safe Deposit Co. Fourth Street
TustCom Franklin National
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
CAMDEN PAYS TRIBUTE
TO IT'S HERO DEAD
Memorial Day Marked by I'M
pressive Services Over Graves
of Soldiers

The depleted ranks Of Camden's Boys
OF '6l' turned out en- masse this morning
to pay their annual tribute to their de-
parted comrades Assisted by the school
children. numerous patriotic organizations
bands and a citizens committee. the work
Of decorating the graves OF veterans began
at o'clock and concluded about o'clock
this afternoon by impressive ceremonies In
front Of the Y NJ c. \.
Camden is one Of the few cities in the
United States which bears the entire ex-
pense OF the celebration, Council making an
annual appropriation for the purpose. The
affair is then carried out by the q a. r.
veterans and citizens committee APP
pointed by the Mayor
Four details covered the city today. Each
detail left its headquarters promptly at
Z O'Clock and proceeded to the cemeteries
assigned them. The assignments follow:
Post No. 5, G. A. r. Captain V. stan
ley) Union Veteran Legion, boys brigade
forty school children, firing squad, Sons Of
Veterans and Bossels Band---Harleigh and
Old Camden Cemeteries.
Post 81, C. A. r. (Comrade Frank Tom
lin) Sons of Veterans, Veterans Of For
eisn Wars Spanish-Amercan War Neter-
ans, sixty school children and +. II. r. Y,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
CAMDEN'S "HUNGER HOUND" WHO
EATS AND ROBS, IS AGAIN BUSY
Enters Seven Homes, Dimes in One Smokes, Takes Val
uables and Gets Away While Families
Are at Movies

The hunger hound" Of Camden is again
on the rampage lie eats while he rohs and
thus gained the odd title from the police
He Is a master Of efficiency and proved II
by robbing seven houses in one block, serN-
ing himself a big dinner and getting "ut
without leaving his card.
The police have one clue. In room IN
each house entered by the H. H. was found
a cigarette stump bearing the name of
brand Of old standing The captain Of de-
tectives and a band of serious sleuths are
securing Camden today and expect to ma
the lair of the thief before nightfal.
The II. II. operates while the occupants
Of the raided homes are at the movies. He
is methodical, too. For instance II Mr..
and Mrs Smith start out at for the show
no enters their house first knowing they
will he the first to return He leaves the
houses of the late starters until the last.
knowing they will not get home until nearly
II O'Clock.
He robbed the following homes last night
between the hours Of and 1890:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

NJ. O. A. Band-EverEreen and New Cam
den Cemeteries.
Post 81, G A. r. school children and
band--Johnsons and other cemeteries In
immediate vicinity.
Post io2. q \. r. (Comrade John Leam-
ing), school children and band--To all cem-
eteries In East Camden
Following the decorating ceremonies the
details met at the Soldiers Monument. Had
don avenue and Benson street where brief
but impressive services were held The
school children sang The star SpanEled
Banner" following which prayer was Of
fered by the Rev A. II. Newton. Then
as the children sang Cover Them over"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

che 10 state Maggiore austraco ha sguar-
nito Ia fronte della Galzia che AMI aspetta
un attacco anche dalla parte della Russia.
nispacci da Udine dicono che gil austri-
aci hanno subito subiscono perdite ecce-
zionalmente graY sui Carso Loffensiva
di Cadorna questa volta non sara arrestata
da cannoni ne dal cattivo tempo. Anzi
alcuni violenti comhattimenti 81 sono gia
evolti nella tempesta ed tuoni ed IL romho
del Cannone 81 unvano In una musica in
female. Gil austraci hanno attaccato le
nuove posizioni italiane mel settore di PLAYA.
ma sono staff resbinu con perdite.
Ia Teri raltro sui Carso piove dirotta- b
mentc, e sotto la pioggia gli italiani con-
tinuavano ieri Il lavoro di consolidamento
delle loro nuove llnee sui Monte Santo 81
sottarsi al violento fuoco delle batterie
eli italiani hanno raggiunto parecchie volte
Ia Gina del monte entrando mel banco mon-
astero, ma hanno dovuto abbandonarlo per
sottrarsi al violento fuo co delle batterie
austriacho del San Gabrielle
Sui Carso 81 incontrano dappertutto prove
delle terrihili perdite subtle dagli austriacI
Intere zone dellaltopiano a sud-est di
Jamano, mel settore del Boscomalo sulla
strada di CastaGnevizza, sono letteralmente
copcrte di cadaveri portanti la divisa aus
triaca. II communicate ufficiale italiano non
ha enumerato tutti / cannoni mitraglla.
triCi scoperti messi fuori di azione dal
fuoco degli italiani dstrutu dal nemico
Una intera batteria di crosse Calibro ~
fatta satare in aria daEli austriaci mel set.
tore di Selo. T. state scoperto che gl aus.
triaci hanno dotato ciascuna loro batteria
una quantita' di cotone fulminante per farla
saltare . distruggerla mel case che nor
potesse cssere salvata. nj molti battaglon
austriaCi / soil superstiti sono / priEionier
presi dale forze di Cadorna Alcuni sonc
quasi impaz2iu per 10 stordimento prodottC
dallazionc dele artigierie, ed altri hannC
Cercato per scttimane II mczzo di arrenders
arli italiani sottrarsi ALA tirannia deel
| ufiCiali Pare che quest priEionieri abbian,
passato Iinvorno ad abituarsi ALA sConftta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
FISHERIES DEPARTMENT
MAY ATLAST GET CASH
License Bill by Albee to Be on
State House Calendar
: This Week
BIZ a star Correspondent

HARRISBURG. May 80,
For the first time in its history the Penn
syNania Department of Fisheries seems to
nave chance to obtain a sufficient revenue
70 carry on the work required of ii by the
Jaws OF the State The fisherman's license
Slli introduced by Representative Albee will
oe on the calendar next week,
was amended at the request of the
wild Life League of Pennsylvania so that
the farmer fishing from his own land and all
women and all children under seventeen
years OF age were exempted from its pro-
visions. The revenue is continuously APP
propriated for the purpose OF propagating,
planting and protecting fish and cleaning the
streams The license fee for residents is
nxed at 81 and for nonresidents at 500,
The State Fisheries Department will be
able, II the bill passes. TO run its hatcheries
a. full capacity, enlarge some OF them and
voVce ~ % "a an adequate warden service tor
State.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
LA GRANDE OFFENSIVA
DICADORNA CONTINUA
Viqorosi Contrattacchi Austriaci
Respinti nellie Zone di Gorizia
di San Giovanni
BATTERIE DIS S T R U T T +
Sui Vodice gil Italiani Attaccano
Guadagnano Nuove Posizioni
Verso Monte Santo
ROMA, 80 Maggie.

ROMA, 80 MdBgIO'
II generate CadOrna ha traspOrtato
completamente la battaglia dal settore
merdionaIe del CarsO, dove lie sue
truppe preparano il nuOvo attacco e
portano innanzi lie crosse batterie' al
settore a nord di Gorilla. II Ministero
della Guerra annuncia oggi che gil
italiani hanno attaccatO e cOnquistato
la Quota SO, una fOrtissima poslzione
austriaca. rnno mantenuta contro i
vioIentissimi contrattacchi del nemico.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

concentrate bombardamento dele nostre
posizioni sulla Quota 1875, a sud di Grazi-
gna. La furioSa risposta delle nostre bat
terle dlsperse molte volte reparti nemiCi
che andavano ammassandosi per rattacco
contro le nostre trinCee avanzate
Lattivita' delartigIicria neua zona
del Nodice non e stata memo violenta
contrO le noStre pOsiziOni di Quota 65o
Nella mattinata un attaCCo i'm forza da
parte di numerosi reparti nemici contro
la sommta' del monte fu frustrato dalla
pronta azione delle nostre truppe La
nostra fanteria vincendo la tenace resis-
tepZa del nemlCo riparto nela caverne
feCe Important progressi sui fanchi sud
oriental del monte O ST stabil' saldamente
in queste posiZiOni
Mel settore d PLAYA moi abbiamo caC-
Ciato il nemiCO dale sue poszioni respin-
Eendolo fino ALA fine della vallata ad est
di Giobna, dopo avergli preso un centinaio
di prigionieri
Ieri raltro la violenza dellazlone de,
lartiglieria sui Nodice fu seGuita da ur
attaCCo dele fanterie nemiche contro lc
poSizioni italiane della Quota 652. Gl
italiani, pero', dopo aver respinto il Vigorosc
contrattaCCarono a loro volta
vincendo la resistenza del nemico fortificatc
nellie caverne dietro ripari di roccia, avan.
zarono sui flanchi medidionali del monte
prendendo nuove posizioni piu' vicine al
Monte Santo lie batterie italiane ripe
tutamente dispersero grupp nemici che
andavano ammassandosi per un attaccc
sulla Quota 126, a sud d Grazigna.
lie lnee che difendono il grande porte
austriaco crollano rapidamente sOtto ( po.
derosi COlp di Cadorna, nonostante che
gil austriaci abhiano schierato Contro eli
italiani piu di duemila Cannoni, la lore
resistenza va afflevolendosi e le batterie d
difesa spesso rimangono silenziose.
| prigionieri che vengono inViatl allie
italiane dicono che non e. verc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
Quit 5000 Jobs to Join Army

READING, Pa. May 3o.-six mechanics
in the Reading Railway csrshops here sur
rendered 5000 jobs and will sail for France
this week to enlist in the engineer corps
at $50 a month and a 20 per cent bonus
They are William F. Eggert, Frank Mey-
ers Ralph Sands, Calvin Niethsmmer
william Rothenberger and Irwin Grief. all
experts in car building and originally Of
German families
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

Emil ETchnidel 215 York street, loss
5000; Mrs Mary Mckinney PIG York
street loss 2 big dinner; George Foster 2lS
York street, loss unknown; Mrs Ben Dutz-
tan, 21l York street loss $50 Hiram Land.
lil state street, loss gold chain; william
'onlcy li5 state street,Sloss $25; Andrew
J. Jordan, 1913 state street, loss unknown
At the Mckinney homo. after ransacking
the house from top to bottom. the r. H.
evidently became tired. He raided the re-
friEcr1t0r, took all the best things obtain
able. read the paper while they sizzled on
the gas stove and then dned leisurely while
putting several cigarettes
But the thief was considerate withal
Aware Of the high cost of living, he turned
off the gas before leaving. and did not de-
stroy any potatoes
At all the other homes he turned things
topsy-turvy and only selected articles which
would bring the most money
And the H. II. didn't take anything heavy
His efficiency was based on convenience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
ITALIANS DONATE
$1,000 FOR ENJOYS
Campaign for $4,000 to Be
Given Visitors June
IL 19 Begins
BALDI CONTRIBUTES $500
Money Will Aid War Widows and
Orphans-Welcome to Mis-
sion Planned
BALDI CONTRIBUTES $500
Itinerary of Italian
Mission OUer COuntry

THE itinerary for the tour of the
L Italian War Mission has been an
nounced by the State Department as
follows:
Leave Washington, Monday, June
4.
Visit Atlanta, June 5.
Birmingham, June 5.
New Orleans, June 6.
Memphis, June Z.
st. Louis, June 8.
Burlington, Ia, June 8.
Chicago, June Q.
Pittsburgh, June II.
Harrisburg, June II.
New York. June II,
Philadelphia, June 13.
Washington, June 13.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

base Of the monument The exercises con.
cluded by the firing Of salute by the sons
Of Veterans and the sounding OF taps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30
ROMA, 80 Maggie.


Nonostante la vioenta ed attiNa opposi-
ziore deIIe forze austrache la marcia dl
Cadorna verso IL suo obiettivo contlnua con
Ia stesso vigore del giorni scorsL IL gene
ralissimo italiano segue la sua tattlca uesii
attacchi oscillanti su tutta Ia trohte ui
battaglia. coslcche ieri laltro gil itallahl
furono lanciati contro le linee austriaehe
del settore di PLAYA le ricacciaVano hho
ALA valletta ad est di Globnas
II numero totale del prigionieri presi
dale nostre truppe sulla fronte Giulia dal
IA maggie sale a 23,6Sl, compresl III
a,,esto numero 6O4 uficiali. La grande
aua,;tita' di materiale da guerra ia
moi catturato durante la battaglia Nlene
a noco a POGO raccolto calcolato. mol
abbiamo contato fnora sc cannoni di cul
tredici di crosse calibro, las mitragla-
trici . 27 mortal da trincea, lnoltre an
hiar,o catturato una grande quantita' di
fucili di altro materiale da guerra
TRIESTE EvACUATA
Ciunge notizia che gil austriaci stannC
evacuando la citta' di Trieste. Gll archlNl
sono statI mandati a Vienna lie banche
sono state trasferite Laibach.
Fcco II testo del rapporto del generate
Cadorna circa lie operazioni di lunedt, pun
hlicato ieri sera dal Ministero della Guerra
Ieri sullaltopiano del Carso II nemico
r,ostro' grande attivita' con lie sue arti-
elierie ed mortal da trincea allo scope
M disturbare 1 lavori di consolidamento
delle nostre nuove posizioni. Un attacco
contro lie nostre posizioni lungo la fer
rovia ad est di San Giovanni di Duino
fu respinto dalla nostra artgheria.
Ad est di Gorilla ieri sera e per tutta
Ia giornata di ieri pezzi nemici di ogni
calibro furono impegnau in un violento
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

Philadelphia National Bank.
Bank of North America.
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank.
Girard National Bank.
Corn Exchange National Bank.
First National Bank.
Central National Bank.
Fourth Street National Bank.
Franklin National Bank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-30

PENNSYLVANIA Company for assurances
on Lives and Granting Annuities.
Girard Trust Company.
The PrOvident Life & Trust Company.
Fidelity Trust Company.
Philadelphia Trust Company.
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Commercial Trust Company.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09
THE GIRL ANGLE

Mad Wainwright : pretty gIrl q
zaesav. nesed for her i1d=e1der<s
zz5 s~eaf-r4lfa1ee- : Ilte6 y ne Dan
kEe Hzs % hare MARRIED lE<pr I'D
wSrh Hzsx@ = =zzksz1 ~ r11s al
af tA@ -z1 So T-zxt41- rEe To1zz
woman EafnarzEz fr1z s-eg AT
takes = hall a <czsos = zoEer1Ue1r
zazf II ~ sci r@szsiEg al Zzte
al IL ia 1~eTe70pEezT zn1 hsil1izz
- k=x wzzh ber owz Ezz1z
0Hazx % neY a@zztx- Mss Wsl1-
@rsz4 seeo=@ 1ae observed 81 al
observers n 1k= n<w e121rry- Ez%
I'D s4zas@ ne rz1e1eTx and range
r1er travel Io1g diEzrcz 10 pay
- exszr- ard 90 x Ehzz- TEre@
Guz Snsxh- zznezsF@s hi7self 1er
E@rsal protector
II wozen q rke seueZszE cor
rsu54 -szr u 5 not sell for 30 pr@frF
: zs-l . live sloze. 70 ties fcrz ,
wTUL1nex committee and esszE 70
zhow tn z@w arrival tAe error Of Ter
zzFS ut are regais<6 Tsr@ Gzn
santa. $40 = arrested al Eo11<
sozzznz reaaeE 1x : eesV<-scg.
x1rzs o1z 70 D. : secret service 2zz-
After nzny Ficsszstscez Saith Ga
nserx she r~re5s1ie< q TIE rrer -
ezzze ara they are zzr-Se1 n R1
Theatre ronSghI
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09
EAGLES FIECT OFFICERS
FOR ENSUING 1EAfs

0ze % TIE lzrgesz and Z0St 81
thnsl2ztc meetings IN TIE nzsrory O.
.ze peculiar organzzafio1 Vas rk&'
held b White Pine Aerie No. iTa5.
2. O. Z. last Tuesday night Matters
OF considerable importance EeTe
taken NJ and disposed O. principally
II connection With the EoTk which
the order Is doing in raising funds
10 czrry On tie xsr and eomforz the
bows a. TIE front
OEcerx fer he ensuing Eesr Esre
ele~red as follows.
Henry Duncan. President. y X.
Howells- yiseprexidezf. J. II Collins
CHAPLIN. Alfred Tanhly1. SeerefsTy-
a E Wi7eher. Treasurer Peter
Weiss Inside Guard. Charles R Hsr-
RS Outside Guard, R L Tucker.
Trzs1ee-
These oEeers all e installed Al
the frst meeting n January TIE
retiring o6cers leave The Acre IN ex-
eelIent eozeiti31 and TIE vigorous
work which they hare prosecuted
thru 1917 wiTI - certainly kept ~
in 1915. Ehea che % TIRE important
everfx I'll be -he State Convention
xhtch zflI - hsl1 = EfF-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09

I'D -hes started razn re eznannad-
fne began IetEeea shao suE al1
sasieEfne fka rabbits 3eTs - fright
eHea rhzf fteE ra1 most - faezl
icing followed ~ shot and then Z
Izdv Some exrressfo1k heard we're
oh don { shoot hats a bzbF r4b-
tlf. On mx look 3; that aoor
laiHe ainf A. me Szy. 4 ] hear
aaefher one frr. III eTY. ny. but !
ua could rHn a. fast as tres
ran ] hi r.. hi =. AMI 4 shot
al three l@gs of u that one About
three o'clock thu sarrK thought Of
their txo-thirrx dinner and immedi-
ately began 10 collect fhir rabbits
When loaded into TIE ears iheE found
that they had killed rs. no one hay-
ing lad the III lack Of noi getting
che The thought q that chick
81 dianer Nafing for people wno aad
lad nothing 10 eaf for eight hours
and who had had some real exercise
caused some moves that would be q
credit 70 a ace horse Soon Nun
gerson< xas reached and on. that
table Il Has grooming under IS
veizhf and the bunch fearing an sc
ridenf. began zn1 IN les than an
hour. stopped. bot the table was
wonderfully relieved Of rs load What
happened 70 il AK John Munger
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09
!.GE RiBBITs CHICKENS nd CHICKEN
dinner EisE ! PERFECT Dlf
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