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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-31

Ule ever arranged.
Out in California the papers have
PANIED the club to a fare-yOu-we1
for its exhibitions, declaring there
are more big league players in the
Coast league than on the Cub team.
And Mitchell is classed as a one
cylinder manager.
These diatribes are mainly direct
ed against the second team, which
was forced to endure stage coach
and buggy jumps until decent base
ball was impossible. Even the first
team was unable to play good ball
because of the work pushed on it,
two games being played in one day
before the training season was two
weeks old.
Criticism Of the players and the
managers not fair. They were not
responsible for the training schedule.
Neither was Pres. Weeghman nor
Charley Williams. But there may be
a difference next year. That will be
some compensation. And the man
who arranged this trip should have
no hand in the 1918 affair.
Pres. Weeghman is already limiting
that the team will not go to Califor-
mia next spring. He ridicuIes the
idea of the jaunt was to clean up a
wad of coin. The club viii not break
even by many parasangs.
Tickets for the opening game of
the season between the Cubs and
Pittsburgh on the North Side April
II will be put on sale Monday at
SpaIding's. This refers only to box
seats and the reserved portion of the
stand. General admission tickets
will go on sale the afternoon Of the
opening day.
Yesterdays game was such a farce
it wasn't even worth a box score.
Today and tomorrow the White
SOX exhibit in Fort Worth, the first
leg of the circuitous journey back to
major league confines. Cooler wealth
er can be expected for the athletes
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MITCHELL CONDUCTS RETREAT
OF CUBS IN ABLE MANNER

BY Mark Shields.
Old Man HindenbUrg has won
great praise from the war fans for
the successful retreat he conducted
through France He lost compare
lively few men and little baggage.
Compared to Hindenburg, Man
ager Fred Mitchell deserves favOra-
BILE mention for the retreat he has
directed from California. No lives
have been lost, and the bats, masks
and gloves which were left behind
were retrieved. And the ground
over which Fred traYeed was about
as bad as the path of HindenbUrg.
With the exception that HindenbUTg
made the deserted ground a dead
place and Fred found the land dead
and decayed before he arrived.
The climax was reached yesterday
at Amarillo, where the Cubs had to
contribute five players to the town
team, the cripples being formed into
harness. On a punk diamond en-
forced duty might have been fatal
to Larry Doyle, Steve Yerkes or
Chuck Workman, all of the trio be-
ing injured and needing rest. For
tunately, they escaped with their
lives, because the ball game was a
Joke and no one eXeTted himself. A
few hundred fans paid money I'M
der the impression they were to see
some big league stuff. They were
disappointed.
Not since the Cubs left California
have they played on a decent dia-
mond. On every field there have been
holes, stones or other drawbacks
that endangered the condition of the
players. Extreme exeTtion under
such conditions is impossible, and
the worth of the practice secured is
purely speculative. None Of the fell
lows is allowed to take any chances |
covering ground, Mitchell doing his
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VACUUM'S SURVIVORS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

until late Sunday. Fishermen's nuts
were thrown open to them and women
provided food and warm clothing
which were needed. as many OF the
survivors were suffering from expos
ure. They made unavailing inquiries
regarding the possibility of any, OF
their comrades having been washed
ashore On the next day they were
taken away by a trawler.
Oscar Gales, the first mate. who
lives near Boston, Mass, told the AS
sociated Press that the most striking
fact in connection with the torpedoing
was the marvellous way in which the
submarine was mancuvered in the
great seas.
1T was blowing 4 gale" he said,
land the seas were coming over the
Vacuum. yet after we We're torpedoed
the submarine, which was Il very large
one, came to the surface and clrcled
around the Vacuum several times with
the greatest ease. The mountainous
seas appeared 10 present no terrors TO
hal submarine"
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ALLAN TURNER
1890 Market st,
Bell Phone 1135. Natl 165-Y
OPPORTUNITIES
UNEQUALLED

ing. Their purpose is to give the
executive authority to insure an
abundance Of materials for ship
building. Big building construc-
lion could be suspended under the
bills il necessary to insure sup
plies Of steel to keep shipyardS
going.
Present. shipyard contracts"
said Mr.. Denman today. ARE for
slow time construction and many
OF the ships are for foreign ac-
counts. This is strangling the
productivity Of the nations ship
building capacity. H. has astounded
the shipping board that the con-
tracts have been placed, many of
them within the last six weeks,
after the shipping board made
clear its program OF rapid con-
struction. including the inferior
wooden ships.
"As early as the third week in
February the board realized the
danger to which the German sub
marine campaign exposed the
country. Before it planned wooden
ships the board was told steel
yards could not produce further
tonnage than they were turning
out. but some yards have since
placed contracts for slow time
construction at high prices, many
OF the ships for foreign account.
The board since has discovered
there are additional facilities for
steel shipbuilding and is perfect
ing a plan for standardized con-
Struction which will vastly in
crease the output.
IF the higher estimates OF ship
losses are true. despite all our
efforts we may Yet be paying
taxes TO Germany. We can build
100000 tons of wooden ships a
month, but with this and a greater
out-turn Of steel ships than at
present, we can not meet the
present rate Of destruction"
Within four months the gov
eminent, Mr.. Denman said, will
have about 100000 tons of Ger
man ships on the seas. 1t will be
some time in the fall before the
wooden shipbuilding campaign is
in full swing.
Experts of the federal depart
ments, it became known today,
are working night and day on
electrical devices with which it is
hoped to combat the submarine.
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GERMANY WILL FIGHT
Continued from First Page


to defend their freedom, independence
and life. President Wilson says lie
has no quarrel with the Gerann pep
pie. for whom he only etnertains SYM
pathy and friendship
"President Wilson desired by his
message 10 SOW discord in Germany
AS president of the German reichstas,
which is elected on the freest fran
chise in the world, declare that this
effort will come 10 naught; that 1t
will have no influence on the common
sense of our people, and that Pre5l'
dent Wilson will bite granite
This remark evoked thunderous ap'
Iplause.
Will Fight for Kaiser.
with our truest hearts blood We
established the German kaiSerdom anu
with our truest hearts blood We shall
fight for the kaiser and the empire.
tRenewed applause.l What our fore
fathers fought for and longed for,
what we have achieved on the battle
field will not perish. even at President
Wilson's word of command.
We decline all interference by a
foreign government in our internal Ill
fairs. Ii all signs are not misleading
the decisive point of the worlds war
is approaching. We see our death
defying troops withstandlng the en-
emys assaults. Our U-boats will show
England how Germans can avenge her
nefarious starvation war. We proved
Irevently our financial strength by d
sixth war loan We adhere TO our
tirm belief in Germany's star and in
Il peace which will secure for all time
the fatherland's happy development.
There was Il fresh outburst OF DIP.
plause as Dr. kaempf' concluded and
the chamber than proceeded 10 the
second reading OF the budget.
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GERMAN SUBMARINES
(Conttnued from First PnEe.)

present rate Of destruction OFF,
eials admit without hesitation
that their campaign threatens to
sweep clean the seas.
The seriousness Of the sItua.
ton is apparent" said Chairman
Denman today when we con-
slider the present productivity OF
world shipyards and their highest
output likely within the next four
months, the entire production will
not exceed one-dfth Of the monthly
loss at the rate given by Secre-
tary Lane. The shipping boards
figures do not reach that high
total, but they are sufficiently
large enough to make the situa
ton extremely grave"
The administrations ship con-
troll program will 80 TO congress
This week in bills giving the presi-
dent direct power if needed to
take over the couniry's ships aud
shipyards. The measures also
would put info the presidents
hands the power to control facili-
ties that compete with shipbuild
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Make Shells Out Of
GATHERINGS Monument

NEW YORK, May 1.-The famous
monument which was erected in Pc
trograd in honor Of Catherine |. Of
Russia has been demolished and re-
cast into shells at the request Of the
committee of soldiers, according 10 a
dispatch received here to-day from Pc.
trograd by the Jewish Daily Forward
The message added that collections
were being taken toward erecting a
monument TO Nikolai Tchernyshevsky,
a noted Russian historical and polite
al writer, who died in exile in Siberia
in 1889. H9 is rerered by the Rus:
slams
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100000 to Register,

WASHINGTON. May 2.-ReGistra-
TONS OF approx lmat"ly seven million for
military service Will he completed with
in fifteen days after til" war depart
ments machinery has been set in mo-
zion.
State election systems will do the
work under supervision Of rho federal
government. The voting precincts being
the units for actual recording of the
men.
Registration cards have been hisirib-
utcd by the census bureau Ia mayors Of
many cities and towns and the most re-
mote sections will h. supplied before
the registration day IL he Set ny prcs-
drntiHl proclamation after the army bill
has r-h"ru signed.
\ period Of fifteen days will intervene
probably between the issue uf the call
and tho opening III the registration. Five
DAYS will nc allowed 10 complete regis
tration. and within thirty days the
completed roll will be in Washington.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In the District court OF the United States Tor lho
Northern District Of West Virginia:
In the nattrr If G. ". Crow. Bankrupt. IN bank
raptcy. No. AS
To the creditors Of G. W. Crow. Of the City Of
r,wood and County Of Marshall and district aforc-
said. bankrupt:
Notre is hereby given that on the list day OF APRIL
g. D.. 1917. tho said &. W. Crow WAS duly adlad-
ratcCh bankrupt. aud that III" first meeting OF crru-
,rrs will hr held nj the office Of j. W. Cumlnlhs
Esd Referee in bankruptcy. Suite hU6-0T-0S National
Bank If West Virginia BLDG. Wheeling. Ohio County.
West Virginia. IN the Ilth day OF My. A H.. I'LL
At ":ua O'Clock IN The forenoon. Mt which time the
sad creditors may attend prove their claims. appoint
trustee examine the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come betor: said
meeting.
D1trd-May lst. 1917.
j. ". CCMMINS.
Inr-3.g Referee in Bankruptcy.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received un1l Twelve O'Clock noon on
Tuesday May 18th. l9l1 lT the Building COMMITTEE
Of the Christian Church. Elm Grove. W. Va. for all
material aud labor To be used and employed IN inc
erection - a BIhle School building in Elm Gr"ie.
Plans and specifications ho secured from the
Chairman ot building Committee. 10 f. CToss S'''
Elm Grove. W. Va, 80
All bids 10 I've submitted on form furnished by the
Architect. to bc delivered TO thr Chairman Of Bu'E
ins committee at or heute the time given ABOVE 10
he in sealed envelopes. The party awarded the con
tIar; will he required furnish approved BOND. TOT
the execution Of said contract.
The Board reserves the right 10 accept any or re-
jcct any or all bids submitted.
uARRY IL. ROBERTSON.
Chairman OF Building Committee.
- T.. Cross st.
lin Grove. ". Va mJ-2-i
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LUNpON, May J. ":FD J.. m.-JamHs
J. Macpherson, parliamentary secretary
to the war Office. stated in the house
OF commons today ihat the british COM
mission now in nc United States WAS
considering what steps should he taken
Ia require British subjects of military
age. ordinary and temporary residents
Of ;hr United States. 10 report Them
selves for military duty III Great
Britain.
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ARRESTS DISCLOSE
GREEN GOODS PLOT

\ CHARLESTON. W Va May g
Federal authorities believe that with
The recent arrest of Peter Marchuk, Al
Scarbro, and Walter Holub, at Beck
ley, TWO Russians. they arc at last on
the Trail of gang Of counterfcitcrs
who have been making spurious coins
in southern West Virginia and passing
them throughout the United States.
HoIuh was to-day held to the Federal
grand jury by United States Commits
sinner z. II. NJ. Patterson, Of Beckley.
1t was announced at District Attor-
ncy Barnharts office to-day that both
men resided in this city for some time
They are alleged TO have. worked I'M
der the guise of perfecting a wireless
apparatus. obtaining their supplies
from New York through a Charleston
electrical house, and 10 have made a
quantity Of counterfeit notes here.
Authorities say Marchuk had a COM
plcte outfit for making twenty dollar
currency notes in his suitcase when
arrested Marchuk told the authori-
ties. it is unoiTcially announced. that
the outfit belonged to a man in jail at
Beckley. and Holub made Il similar re-
mark about Marchuk.
Holub's case will come before the
Federal grand jury in United States
District court in Bluefeld this month.
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first 1nstal1meuts Friday.

WASHINGTON. May 9.--Firsl INSTALL
mcnts Of $:3.n0Q.00 each on the Sl0",-
un0. con loans tHElNranCc and Italy prob
ably will be laid Tbcforr Friday. De
tails Of The second offering Of three ir"r
cont treasury certificates will he an
.:'.unccd by Secretary Mc.tdnn within Il
.;..r or two. and il is expected that the
a.. .ilE will approximate S20R. 00ODo2.
Nn:,nGnccmnnt concerning the details
at Ia" first offering of bonds also prob
ably will he made within day or so.
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Received by Scott.

WASHIN'iTUN. May ".-fhr CUBAN
military and naval commission was r"-
ccived today By Maiur General Scott.
chief Of the army and by Admiral Pen.
son.. chief Of operations Of the navy.
Strengthening 81 fortilCatiuns Of The
principal Cuban porlS.by submarine nets
and heavier shore batteries: Slandardi-
cation OF equipment IN tn" army TO that
of tpther Nations at war. with Germany:
the? possibility of increasing the Cuban
navy by fleet uf submarine Chascrs.
the first Of which already hay" been
purchased and plans 10 make ii unneccs
Sary for the United States TO send any
nf its forces /" Cuban waters during iii"
war. arc som" al til" aims nr the COM
mission a. outlined BY Major General
Jose Marti. chief Uf staff ~ the Cuban
army and chairman.
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KnnSaS CITY Lenda.

CHICAGO. May 2.-kunSas Cily. No.,
worked into first place in navy recruit
ing during April. according tn figures
made public her" today. Kansas city
enlisted LOG mon: Minneapolis. l.r"l:
Dallas. Texas. g&S and Chicago, Sos
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AMSTERDAM (via Lnndoi). May o
y telegram from Budapest. hungary, TO-
day says:
yesterday being Labor day. there was
a cessation nE work. All factories and
, business establishments We're closed. Nj
newspapers appeared. Tho Socialists
held Il number nf meetings. which pass
'.d apprnprial" resolutions. There were
/ no disorders"
4 Vienna dispatch says:
according to reports 50 far received
, May day passed quietly without incident
throughout Austria Hungary"
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appreciation for tho sympathy with
which they have hnnnrcd me during my
, Sojourn in Washington, and receive the
assurances III high appreciation.
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NOTICE
RotIes to Graduate Nur,ss.

Notice to Graduate hursSs. .
The State Board Of Examination OF Nurses will
hold their next meeting. for examination and reds.
tratIon Of nurses. at Huntington West Virginia. Mon
DAY. May 18th. 1911. Carnegie Hall. comnenrinS al
$50 4. H.. and continuing through day. and longer.
II necessary.
Apply 10 Secretary at once, for application to b
sworn To and filed before day Of examination. Dy Or:
der Of the President. 3
Signed. CIIAS. ~ SCOTT. Secrsta.y.
Ep-lS-25-my-o-9 Secre,ary
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE~-II head Of good horses. big teams and
snrnr good all purpose horses As have quit buS-
ness VIII sell cheap to quick buyer. Bell phone
SRI NarwnOd. my-d'n
FOR SALE-WATSoH DUMP WAGONS.
WHEELING BUILDING MATERIAL co.,
EAST StDE-PENINSuLA. ap-2T-m
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-=a=-----=.H=s=a
DIR. CITIZENS SPEAKS.

Dr Charles T.. Citizens. Supcrin:cnd-
eut OF The city schools. delivered an adj
dress last night in The Second i'rcShytcr-
ian church, or The Books Of Moses"
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PERSONAL

I'M GOING to the modern shoe repairing ihop, 50
llth ST.. 7. 4. Coislno. Prop. That u tbs best
place to have my shoes repaired. They experts
Ap.2H.t
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along the lower Don but have
not mentioned floods in tho vicinity Oh
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Only One pissenter.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The urgent
deficiency bill appropr!ating approXi-
maIcly S2.S27 .nGo.06n for war expenses
passed the house today. with Rcpre-
sentative London. Socialist, castinG tho
only negative vote.
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WANTED-Male and Female

er for general office worn. No
experience necessary. State age and salarY erpect
cd Address +. e., cafe Interencar. my.e-i
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POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock ESr, from winter
layers $3.50 per Is; $500 hundred. 6suGsIl Yarn.
Rayland, Ohio. Ap-ll-S0t
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DISASTROUS FLOOD

NEW YORK. May "a despatch re-
ceivcd here today from Pctrugrad by the
Jewish Daily Forward says that IAN un-
heard Of disastrous flood" has overtaken
krnmnntchUE.
Krrmentchug is a city OF approx
mfatcly $4,000 population on the Dniepcr
river in the province Of POltovn.
Recent cable advices have told Of in
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LOST AND FOUND

L0ST-In SeabriShts hollow. biIcS and tan hound
blind In one eye. Reward for return. CIu SI
tiunal phone .305.N Ring =. my-l-I
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WARRINGTON MAN
Continued from First Page0

! United States naval crew when she lcll
! Baltimore. her owners SAID -
| When under the name Ncbraskan: thc
Rockingham was torped""d or Inc bril-
! iSh coast less than one Month after inc
! luSitania was sunk. \ long controversy
cnsucd between the United States ana
! Germany. the latter iinally admitting
! that E-boat made the attack
The Neh:aslian. damaged. headed ior
Liverpool and. conveyed hy British
ships, reached port safely. No one on
| hoard WAS seriously injured. The yes,
sci at the time had just been reNeNcu
| from charter by the White star Inc ana
was returning 10 America intrnllnE l"
carry coal from Newport News tn call
! fornia for tho navy.
| Tho commander Of tho submarine
! which attacked tho NchraSkan Cialmc''
tho vessel carried no flag and was with
cut neutral markings and that he as
| Sumed she was IN entente ship.
! The Rockingham carried forty-nine
men, including many Americans. tn"
| crow numbered Sc and ;hG Earal contin-
| gent consisted Of - ~~ulrnant and l.
mon. The value Of the ship and her gen.
| eral cargo WAS S3..a0.O0u. The vessel
was due in Liverpool today
BALTIMORE. May 1.-THE American
steamer buckingham. OF the Garland
Steamship company, sailed from BAL
! limore for Liverpool about April H. she
| carried Il crew OF 81 men Of whom 20
.laimcd United States citizenship. The
native born Americans according To thu
| United States shipping list III this port
are:
! First Mate F. W. Carver. OF Ealti-
more: first assistant, Engineer. l.. Park
or. New York: second Assistant En-
Gincer. II. L. Marcy. California: third
Assistant Engineer. G. y. Grunstead,
Virginia.; Louis NJ Beasley. water tend
! or. Norfolk. Va: J. W. Simpson. North
| Carolina. water tender: {. Carney. Nor
! folk. Va, water tender. and y. West,
wireless operator. Huntington, W. Va
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED, man 10 represent large Chewing.
gum manufacturer. to act salesman and
distributor for Wheeling and surrounding terri
tory 10 operate three hundred penny vending n.A-
chimes. also package goods that Will show per-
petuaI income Of $1,000 weekly. Must have
ssDn00 temporary capital. A success assured
It will pay you 10 Investigate. For 4 personal
interview phone S. Meyers Room SOB Windsor
I1,,,, my.3-E
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WANTED-To Buy.

WAhTEo-To buy, for eash, bungalow. out
the pike. Not over 5 or s rpoat. Adsrsu
giving price and location. Urgent, care Ia.
tslieeneer. my-l.k
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4 LIVE ESERIETIC MAN. WHO CAN INVEST
ca nGD tn 50 O0l To TAKE ENTIRE MANAGE
IMENT AND CONTROLLING OWNERSHIP oF
LOCAL PLANT FOR TIE MANUFACTURE OF
HIGH GRADE CARBOSATED BEVERAGES. which
are backed ny extensively advertised and thorough
co-uprratinn The right Immediately enter
III. unst rapidy increasing business Of modern times.
showing large profits and returns Reference re"
ouirrd. vER.vAC BLDG. South Gay street. B"In'
n,nrp my-l-"'0
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FOR RENT


FOR RehT-Seren. room house. almost new, with
garden, fruit trees, cement walk. barn. 1t View
Point. Possession At once. Call Bell le3.R Elm
Grove: National 242-w Pleasant Valley my-s.h
FOR RENT-MoDERN STORE R00d AND -
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL LocA.
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WANTED--Position

do general housework. By German
. lady Address Amy JIosbteck. care 7. koiins. Box
IS K. F. ID. No. .. Belsire. Ohio. my-1-I
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WANTED Help

wAHrED-aooD STRONG 1oY 70
LEARN PRINTING TRADE. Ar2Iys
TO FOREMAN 1HTELLI0HNo11, 7xx
FLOOR.
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MOST AMAZING
CONTINUED from FIRST Page.)

stated. and she chung 10 him and
said:
Kill me first"
At the top of the stairs he grappled
with Heth, who choked him, and az
he was losing consciousness be fired
the three fatal shots.
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WAhTED-Frst class barber; no other need apply
Good guarantee. Bell e0S-R; National IIo.J. Mar
tins Ferry. my.2.i
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wAHTEo-l0 IIborcrs. wheeling Wall Plaster C
eth and Market. my.sI
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WANTED-lIammermen. helpers and Iiborera A
ply WarVood Tool Company. foot Of 18th St. vs.
wood my-S.S