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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25
Doctor Says Nuxated Iron VIII
Increase Siren 9Th of Delicate
People 1907 In Ten Days

tired Next take two FIVE gain tab
let's Of ordinary nuNatcd iron three
times per day after meals Tor two
weeks Then test your strength a
gain and see for yourself how much
YOU have gained | have sccu d0z
ems of nervous run down people who
were ailiug all the time double. and
even triple their strength AMI endur.
ance and entirely get rid eff their
symptoms of dyspepsia. liver and
other troubles in from ten 10 four
teen days time simply by taking
iron in the proper form. and This
after they had in some cases been
daetarng for months without obtain.
ing any benefit You can talk as
- please about all the wonders
wrought by new remedies. but when
YOU come down to har facts, there
is nothing like good I'd iron to put
ealor in your cheeks and good sound.
healthy flesh on your bones II is
also great nerve and stomach
strencthcner and the best blood build
er in the world The only trouble
WIS thai tho old forms of inorganic
non like tmcWrc of iron. ir1u acc
tate. etc often ruined people teeth
upset their stomachs and were net
simulated and Tor these reasons
thry frequently did more h8m than
good I'ut with the discovery Of HE
newer forms of organic ireH all this
las been overcome NnNated Iron
Ter example, is pleasant to take. does
NOT iuurr the teeth and r. almost
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

| In many ,nstanees-Persons have suf-
fercd untold agony for years doot-
orins for nervous weakness. stomach
liver or kidney disease or some 9th
er ailment when their real trouble
was lack OF iron in the bIood.-How
to tell.
New York. y Y-ln a recent dis
course Dr. Z SaueF Boston ply
stefan who has studied widely both
| i'll this country aud in great Euro.
pean medical institutions. said: III
Won were TO make ali actual blood
test on all people who are iii YOU
would probably be greatly astnnish-
fed at the exceedingly large number
who lack IRON and who are i'll for no
other reason than the lack of non
The moment iron is supplied all their
multitude OF dangerous symptoms
jsappear Without iron The blood
lat once loses the power 20 change
Good into living tissue aH1 therefore
nothing YOU eat does yau any good
YOU don't get the strength out of 81
Your food merely passes through
your system like corn through a mill
with tire rollers sa wlde apart that
.iho mill can't grind A. result al
.ihs continuous blood and nerve
-tarvdtion people herome generally
weakened. nervous and al run down
ana frequently develop All sorts Of
conditions one = too tAia. another
hurdened with unhealthy tat. some
ire GD weak fhGl can hardly wall.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

House to rent? vant Ad.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER Vile finds Louise engaged
In the rehearsal OF a new play. meets her
friends and is entertained at luncheon
with her by the prince.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER VII--John drives Sophy
home and she gives him friendly advice
about love and life in London. The prince
and Louise postpone little journey they
had arranged for.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER lon trip through the Eng
lish Cumberland country the breakdown
of her automobile forces Louise Msurel
famous London actress to spend the
night at the farm homo OF John and
Stephen StrangeWey.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER V-T-hree months later, un-
able 70 rid himself OF the memory of tho
actress and in spite OF his brothers pro-
tests. John goes to London.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER VIrT-Louise and her friend
Sophy take John out for a Bohemian
night, introducing him to London life.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER IT-At dinner Louise discov-
ers that the brothers are woInan-hsting
recluses.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER IV--In talk with him she
ts disturbed by his rigid moral principles
and finds that his wealth has created no
desire for any other life than the simple
one he is leading. She tells him her
name and that she is the friend of the
prince of seyre. rich and disreputable
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-25

CHAPTER ITI-Next morning she dis
covers that John, the younger brother,
has recently come into large fortune.
Sarm,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09

Columbia Family Scales, weighs a lbs.
correct by ounces; regularly SlS1,
at .......,-.. .Sl'df"
Medicine Cabinet, white enamelcd, with
mirror front and inside shelf at. Sl.Ia
Bathroom stool, white Cnameled, with rub
Der tips under each leg, at........... 49c
Shoe Backing Case. well made, with iron
footrest and imitation leather top; reg
ularly Sl.4o' at......... '''.' '"Sc
Hyceno Carpet Sweeper, most sanitary
sweeper on the market; regularly $3.50,
at .-.....--..... NisoO
Folding Sewing Tables, size 1896, oak
finished. with steel spring; regularly
Sl.45, al...... .Slsib
Combination Chair and Stepladder. well
made; regularly $l.19, .SI.5O
Gas Irons, Bestburn. complete with 6-foot
hose; regularly $2.25, at........... .sI.69
Mrs Potts Sad Irons, irons, stand and
handle, at. .....r. ..'.. .sl.45
Electric Royal Rochester Irons. the iron
with the cool top; guaranteed for 10
years; regularly $3.50, .s4.OO
Economy Bread Mixer, capacity to 6
loaNes' at. ......--..- ..sl.85
Corn Floor Brooms. well selected corn,
at .,.-.-.-.........: 80; -. 80. see
Floor Brush Broom, well made, in different
sizes; CSC and sl.25 values, at....... .79c
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09

Garbage Cans, heavy galvanized iron,
At ...-.s..... ........--- -.ses
Ash Cans, heavy galvanized iron, with iron
Stats protecting outside regularly
NS.'7' al...-.. .--....-... St--5
Standard Wash Boiler heavy charcoal tin
with solid copper bottom: stationary
wood handles; regularly S2.4o. AZ S2.I5I
regularly S29S, at S2.4OI regularly $3.25.
at S2.55
Old English Floor Wax, Tor automobiles,
floors and fine furniture; for the can.45c
Old English Floor Waxing Brush, with
long handle regularly $l9S at. .SI.5a
i-foot Ironing Board. smooth ash wood.
al ...--...s.... DUO
4lz-foot Ironing Board. smooth ash wood.
dl -..s-..'... .sooc
Sewing Baskets on Stands. baskets made
of variety Of patterns Of fine cretonncs.
SpeClI .'...-. .........- .-.4Re
Vacuum Carpet Cleaner and Sweeper SAN
itary; no dust; regularly S5.25, at. S3s5
Lawn Clothes Dryers: can be used summer
or winter; with heavy iron center rod;
folds like an umbrella; over 100 feet
clothes line space; at................ S6-25
McDougal Kitchen Cabinets: best con-
struction, at less than elsewhere. Prices.
$3.50 60 $3.50.
PaIaIs Roynl-FOurth Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09

Toilet Paper; fine tissue; 1000 sheets TO
each roll; regularly 12c, at...........9c
Serving Trays, mahogany finished frames,
with side handles, glass-covered bottom;
regularly Sl.25 at. t...................S Soc
Clothes Baskets. in various sizes at.
each ................... .39c
Clothes Wringers, hardwood frame, rubber
rolls. vulcanized to the shaft; regularly
1910, at. '.'..''''' .......... .S2,3S
Curtain Stretchers. with nonrustrable pins,
at, pair. ..''''''.'' '..,..........SD SDc
Waste Paper Baskets. fancy stained will
low; SOC value, at. at...................2 gle
Pure Aluminium Double Boiler; regularly
Sl.i5, at...'..... ....-....... SI.39
Pure Aluminium Double Boiler; regularly
Sl'So, at sl.6D
Pure Aluminium Coffee Percolator, heavy
gauge aluminium; regularly s1.75, at.sI.38
Pure Aluminium 3-piece Sauce Pan Sets
consisting of one each l, IL and Got.
size pan, at. .................... Soc
Casseroles, heavy nickel plated fancy
frame, with hre-proof earthen casserole;
regularly csc, at 7sc; regularly s1.25, at
0Sc.
Griswold's Meat or Vegetable Chopper
with steel knives; regularly $3.50.
at '',.,....'..'......, $1.10
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09
Now at CSC and 75c Yard.

There are 65 styles in this lot,
and the assortment represents the
cream of the leading manufac-
turers. The qualities are superb.
A rare and unusual value.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-09
45c Qualities, Special, 39c I'd.

One of the BIG assortments
and very interesting. 50 different
patterns. which represent nearly
every period and will fit in with
any decorative scheme.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
INDEPENDENT AMERICANS
Expression of Patriotic Support of
Measure Against Disloyal Aliens

The following letter. under date Of Jul,
ls and over the signature of William A
Pike. state Council secretary of the Order
or Independent Americans, has been for.
warded to Washington:
Hon. George r. Chamberlain
chsirman sarn, ,sa, q Military Affairs Committee.
NV dess dena's s.DsfdT' Ghamoer' Washington d. c.
0tss osrSss Ss the BIZ Us that yp.
and provide some way in which the alien enc
imaProvemen, oTasr IN & of roads etc. and hope t in
n 70 tso ooaSy ro@ taS .5eh then
An: Any alien who comes. to this country and
OF II to become citizen OF 1t. has no right
II Is monstrous wrong that the best young
Fo afno9a 20 ab OF IN our p own boys and citizens shall
pacpes PaTs III the Q, 1S word for the
our own United states eenerousy N and 5do wns.
Ss, y Ssacrncins their lives. while the aliens in our
and to sn s9y at sSm ana
bought victory of our citizens.
I'll Il appreciate the fact that perhaps interna-
some extent. but IL they do, then steps .houi4
tries 70 annu such restrctons or r'' else eOut to
have ia M The alien countries from which they came
.,I,meet ! meet thousands, yes. thousands upon thou:
soS IN All Tsads and By Sh nd
and wage-earners in life. and this thought Is
day by day.
;, why should the homes of our American ,o,.
dler boys and naval sons become mausoietirns
ness Of the terrible sacrifice OF life made Nv
them In this great war while tho homes and
houses or aliens become commercial marts for
proht and gain and peaceful flower gardens FOR
ease ana rest and luxuriousness?
1 know that you have the united support NJ
the entire American patriotic fraternities The
Vrder OF independent Americans alone has So
legion. q ~ ' 10
Al your earliest convenisnce send mo copy o,
this bill so that may begin the work Of bay.
ing resolutions and requests Of approval and
petitions In the interest of such a measure
In the best and highest spirit Of American
PATRIOTISM, am yours with all my heart for
w. A. PIKE,
State Council
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
deaths

.ANNAHEIM.--July %. JOSEPH. husband OF
and late John Anpaheim. aged 22. Due notice
sRHTsSrs tSRiTs eSsS q? sfae E Sagl s RAILS
ef late Charles and Minnie Bahls, aged 2s
= p. m.' l709 N. Lambert st. Int. Greenmount
>, BAXTER,-July 90 EMILY A., wife of vii.
funeral. Wed. $50 a. m. isii y. S4tS So 80
80 Solemn requiem mass st. Elizabeth's Church
ELIzABETH' aERTRupoE. upo daTshter Sf sfH'y Jane. S2;
y. and Elizabeth Kohr Berry, aged 10 Reis
s}yes snd friends invited to funeral 80 King St,
MI Holly. ~ ESQ a % a. m. Mass Iat ssefSa Sc.
= HLiaHTs.EA. arenloch. N. j.. July 81. MAR.
gARET =. BLIGHT Cnee. DeaD. Relatives and
nrsnin. 65snSs inyted & to funeral Tues. 1880 a. m
Tsrrssf sigSSs' s Trsin 4 the ssWs:
Chestnut e. ferry a.; ~. Tor Grenioch. Friends
BFADLEY,-July 81. THOMAS BRADLEY,
aged, aged 81 Relatives and friends invited TO fu,
fIsSuiSp ISn iS mass ShpSe6 Em%sSqlsts eonssp
Rriiyate. Remains may be viewed Tues. 10
SiS sRhNSrNER5sTIsi R r; ASsR fu1sTsi 20 ANNA VIE.
John ., Mack. aged AZ Relatives and friends in.
Darby Int. Arlington Gem. -Remains may be
''ewed HTtaM% M9n.. & to 10 p. ,, M Auto service.
A@snSs sIaS sssss as .pS risnss sSss1ns ina.ss e
e e "a 1seryces Tues, .. M. at late residence.
s.'ssss y -. i;|;sl;HR e: KsS0E:, e,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23

Two Associations With Official Attend
ance Still Active Among Councils

The Merry-go-round Association. r. p
A.. held n successful visitation at Port Rich
| moDd Council. No. 234, and arranged Il
have an open-air meeting at a clubhouse
some day during August. Interesting re-
marks were made by State Council Sec.
retary Ford, Jr., Past State Councillor She
neman. Past State Councillor Solly. Bros
Kern, Smith and Freeman, Of No. 234, and
Bros Lyndall. Bell and a host Of Others
from No. 2i.
The monthly meeting q the. Good Of the Order
Chosen Friends Council. No No: So broad and
b Transacted ana further report t' MADE as to
the annual excursion 20 Atlantic, City on Sat.
and hear detailed plans for this special outing
d.s Loyal Council No 7si ono e the largest and
Interesting. meeting Wednesday evening next at
Us beautiful hall. Twenty-sixth street and Co
in charge Of the commIitse ' on entertsinment. @ 10
6. Junior Past State Councillor sheneman and
tas Sate rTGuncil Secretary Ford will officially visit
Pa. next wednesday evening. at which time a
iiarxe ATTENDANCE Of members and candidates for
the most successful organizations In Its locality.
The Good OF tho Order Association Of Ieh,gh
county viii hold special event at Kunkeltown,
Pa, Saturday afternoon and evening next. when
gnrssi ggslssIo1s IS VII M be present from the large mem
sss sy % w make eo 6RposGna Srn
INDUCED in durnR the afernoon an9 m19ds an WIN nteS ge
esting, program of music. vocal and instru-
Tho various councils Of this city nre arrang-
fall Many of the councils are Preparing tbs
necessary parts for comforting the work and
beautifui % teTt. ssi 0''ns specially coached in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

The Knishts of Pythas of West Phiia delphis
have banded together for q patriotic oeiebration
ana ,5 s wiiI hSiH parade on The streets west oi
Lancaster avenue to Parrish street. 10 Fift,eth
street to Chestnut street, to Fifty-second street
70 Lancaster avenue. back to Girard avenue and
The committees appointed fss the parade were
District Deputy Hilisus. OF Harmony Lodge.
Union Lcdse Jones' Of orsntsi Lodge; Ld5s psnstaD 1i
Jr., OF PythaForas Lodge; Donoshy, Of Har.
mony Lodge; finance COMMITTEES Harrison. Or.
entail; Reese, Union: Hilligus, Harmony. Bai-
~, Ths ,,isa stsTSsn Lodse. No iIs.. K of p. had
District DEPUTY Grand chasc.or IL dSs soS9 form BY
0oldbaum. chancellor commander; j. 81. Ke:s,er,
vice chancellor; J, weiner, preiate; M GnlS
hsum hS,g X OF r. snd $. y Roz.ip. N. OF F.; 'J j.
s s.tsss b. l. 1aass Ssir q
chancellor Commander p. M, oo,ahaur,
dressed the members. outlining a very intsrest
Ing program which he intends to carry ont dnr
ins ins his term OF ofnce. District Deputy Grand
proprsts nor Apnpla also obsed with several sp
This lodge has set aside Tuesday,. July a,
cry avenue. Members Of other lodses ~ Kns9m.
ooi tythlas. their friends and isdies are inyiteS
Ses1 De prssent s very interestlns prosram has
psipSi Club. 'sSsrf' RsriSs,c sDssh;
s|ss,s Win 's2s slss So & asi2 Sy's q rA..,,. 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
DEATHS

;ss; Sss t'S sS:s.: :;iv'ss; ws;s: s. ri
Sfssts SfHsst ssl sTss%issa 8 si %Tp asu.st.r o
flo5 fcay IotSsf q ssq nts rssnSs ISna SC5 0f%
srMSAki SSASrf FOSfsiNlYSSn sNS widow Il ~ 'Hy y
Maxim and dagshtsr Sf late Asher w s'UsS aS
az sIf;Ss l1!'sa Ssya..
eossto%n MsR 81 Gem. n'oFfisSG FrsHGs may call Tues
Hs si5ss :; soss:rgGS RisssrS & Mathis II Ii sss
RELATIVES aaI fspds nsmBfey nytea to st. Ss
hsss 6i% gSpiEs f5iSSy FiSNAs ,.
Gs@sId SSs,ds aSd fns{.S
iS@9E Elwood Batcmsn ISis Nyr x.
Mcst PrssOus st soso sood rfGuSm % a. M lat New
drsl Gem Ayto funeral 1920 Toronto st..
earthy f Rel Relativss and frsnSs, Moose Hesrt Sr
IL btson To- NS 4Sslla5y zne GyCuR Sf r9s Ns 2sS
% sfFi r Of G Fss riHSEy ca 4o
fgnfTG Tues n High mass n New 2f rSGSiSs cstSe
drSI G5I fYt9 5uHsrs g. CLARA wdox Of
and ANTI Ellssbs!h Parrash D1e notice Of funeral
siyMGsa Rl@ 4 eaEoHs 20 F. HENRY husband of
late Susan NeGrath Funeral Tues; $50 a.sI g. m; r.
1s2SaSs 1ss sf & 81
mass q requiem a, 81 Assthnsa h,sa Church fnt noy lS
p5s2.s sas gs: s.
Father NsEyoy Isnsasls i9ytsd Wdfs ~. to
Ss E. wo@ Grove Hill
s9em tSauem mass ma S ThusGS oy q eST UHr
q. GmRIsTofaHEERsi adE;siyr: p, hu.; Us
fE!snds invited 70 funeral Wed, sac S,a:, a. M; !;
linn lata m
seSa Ss:Ssa gnso Ne s2gS es .sd
Ssis @spd nya e sfS wsTs ssS Solemn re-
QUEEN mass st. AIMS Church 10 a. m. Int.
MoqRE,-JSiy JSI" 20. CLARA n. MOORE ,nes
q tnssn %f' ..FS..s fS%g Nj TiG. S % nfd
ssdsRss s S MP' n rsrn d
w%a9 @ H$%Ri1s fh EhLzASETI Il Tii y yisow
" % T@ompsOn % strd' st; ifs Int, Mt MOriah Gem, ~ :,
nEBsESSX EEI:s,oN widow ,gf EaNaT% EsIjsoIH I:
S'Tyfi Tfd
msS be- viewed Int tues svs Gem Re-
!; ss wIs EIsSy .ss %
Julia Kelly; RestiSes ana fTIsnds ,Gs Invited to
10 Q. m. Int. st. John the Baptist Gem. Mana
yunk,
Mary E. Quwan (nee Lewler), aged So Rela-
lives and friends. employees Gillinder's Glass
Works Wissinoming, and all societies Of which
ne was member inVted to funeral services,
We'd, p. m, 24i3 Gam st. Int pr vate. North
Cedar Hill Gem. Remains may be viewed Tues,
: - nPTEETERRMAN.-July -, MAGGIE T.. widow of
Harry Peterman, Relatives and friends, Con-
yregation OF Third Baptist Church. invited to
'rvate. Auto service. Friends may cali Tues.
to o p. M
:, RELLY1suddenly, July TO-, at Atlantic
Patrick F. Reilly: Relatives and friends in.
vited to funeral, Tues, a. M, residence of
mother. 2807 Christian st. Solemn high mass
,f requiem st. Anthonys Church 1890 a m.
Int. Cathedral Gem.
RENPALL:-July p. CATHERINE, daush;
rissnds; ns Ms; b " NJ Sod,a.ty; Altar Sacred Heart
Xed:, $50 "a m. parents residence, 268s L:
he Nativltv 10 ~ m INF Nay 9'afbedrsi Tsn NJ
RoGERs-on July 90, 1917. ANNIE. daugh-
or of the late Patrick and Ann Rogers Rela-
Ives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to funeral, Thurs. morning. $50
clock. from her late residence, Is Queen st.
o o'clock. Int Cathedral Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
DIR. J.B. CARTER, NOTED
SCHOLAR, DIES ABROAD
Head of American Academy,
Rome, Succumbs on Way
Back From Italian Front

ROME, July 23.-Dr. Jesse Benedict Car
ter, director of the American Academy
here, Is dead at Bologna from paralysis,
Doctor Carter suffered a sunstroke while
returning with Doctor Laurie, of the Ameri-
can Church, and Ambassador Page from a
VISIT TO the Italian front where he had been
devoting his great powers of organization
TO arrangements for American Red Cross
work
Doctor Carter's death comes as a pro-
found shock to the American COLONY here.
he having been prominent in the social life
or Rome for the last ten years. Mrs. Carter
Is in bad health in Switzerland.
= DR.. Jesse Benedict Carter was born In
New york June 16, 1872. and was gradu-
ated from Princeton in 1898, and attended
,he Universities of Berlin, Gottingen and
Leipslc. He was professor of Latin at
Princeton from 1902 to 1907
FROM 1907 to 1912 he was director Of the
American School of Classical Studies at
rome. which had as it's chief supporter the
late j. +. Morgan. Several years ago the
school was combined with the American n
Academy under the name of the latter and
Doctor Carter was made the residential
head The headquarters of the academy
was formerly the Villa Aurelia on the
Janiculum, Garibaldi's headquarters during
the siege of Rome In 1s49. Early this wear
the. insignia of commander of the Crown
or Italy was bestowed upon Doctor Carter
at the Villa Mirafiori.
Doctor Carter was a member of the
American Pathological Association, the
American Archaeological Society and the
Imperial German Archaeological Institute
He was the author of many books on the
classics, notably THE Religious Life of An.
cient Rome and THE Religion Of Poets. /"
He was also the author of many transIa-
tions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
NEW SUPPORT FOR SCHOOL
OF MARINE ENGINEERING
National Society Joins Home Station
ary Men in Promoting Greatly
Desired Enterprise

The National Society Of Stationary Engi-
neers is giving strong support to the efforts
of the Philadelphia trade organizations who
have established here a marine engineering
school The Engineers Union. in a state
ment. points out that the nearest school is
at Baltimore. and this city must have a
school of its own, II many Of It's stationary
engineers who want TO serve in the great
merchant fleet now building are to receive
marine training.
Chief John M. Lukens. Of the Bureau of
Boiler Inspection. says that there are more
than $50 licensed engineers In this city from
which to recruit. and he believes that AT
least 800 would enroll at once were .
sohrolI speae1 herA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23

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SsRif&acISss & Church a. m. RifSypisS iSy n" 8"
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NsSsy SSsss$ 10 M ins sts s.% %-c: c:tS: S
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az slss''s ana q ffi.nssI:d fESiwsId
p9lssss FTlsnds p may % az ssHe SonD SSsoTDs1s:.
Wesley ESEEYMNfsh Mt4sfHhlp lp0.s:s'oSp s..s " M,
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sstsSHP'Ss SssnsP so esssS'sf sSs. 80 y z &. co.S,
Tass: TGassle: N9; r. rr X. q: e.; employees ~
st SpfS esush F.. it: ot e
!SSS private S oafs%d SS Ecssr'R cs%. PrisS;
'a4! 4okPhf;@yuly Mf9s 81. HUGH j.. 50, !,
enS eoart frisnSiI PonsIac ST NC ehnEIo' i1l
s.. charies's Church 10 a. M INT. Int ao,,r' II ,,r'YS
,yEENNlNELL.-JJuly ,yEENNlNELL..J ~. EDWARD X, hv.,...s \
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