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ARRESTED FOR
SORD|D CRIME

hI-SKE1:OE. Mich. Doc ls.-hllo II.
pjocr , wealthy insurance man. Was
brought back 10 NusSegon today I" lace
q charge of having killed FTeda Ne'ch-
man. whom he is said to have marrieo
two years ago. although he already hao
u wife and child.
PiDer said he urged Sheldon not to use
Ont. Saturday. when questioned ny .tAS
police today. strongly declared his m
nocsnce and accused 4 mysterious JONI
Sheldon OF having used his nam" l"
marry Miss Wcirhman. despite MS pro-
test.
Piper sad hr ur%1;d sheldon not ~ nSf>
his name in getting married. nut in''
sheldon =, ;hrca ;~ncG HIM with trnuoi"
II he said anything abonc it thQt m de-
C;drd 20 remain sitHnt.
P:pcr's arrest barred tAs story %;
Two ears cftorC u S"Ir" on't " III"
most battling mysteries in tn" historE
y: western Mich. gan.
IN 1915 i, IS charged Ero''- met MISS
rr:sda Ws:Chman at 4 Chicago tennis
club. She VAS married :" hEn at '7o"n
rcint. Ind. within q year. aud the l"o
started on an automobile h0aeEmooh
J-ntit August. l?li. III. girls relatives
received letters rom hcr. he last being
from Faribauit. Miua.
Early n ScEienlotV. lS-e. 'FNN'"''
hands working on the Grand Trunk rail-
way n, Esslcs,nn township Mich. came e
Upon a freshly turned gray" near rail-
way crossing y c"w minutes digging
hroush, to ligh, the body nf girl clad
IN a night dress. skirt and sweater
Jacket. The body was in such conoi-
ton tha. the coroner decided an Au-
tnpsv ~oald pc useless.
While vain ettov;s were being mao'
20 identify the body. Mrs. +. W. hilnAe
~ Hinsdal~. 4 suburb oS Chicago. Ene
had been q Cr!~ad os Miss Weichman,
hecamc alarmed at no; hearing from
her. Attcr writing several letters 10
Mushcson she cam" here and went 10
the Piper hGH" where She round
woman with a baby. who said Sa" was
Mrs. tiger. Sh" went To Pfpr-S otfIce.
hut ~ denied "y"- having INC: MISS
Wrichmnn. Mrs. Klink" thcn Appealed
{" the police.
Chief Of Pnlic" Mor-y produced th'
,.l.;hing which had beer found Or the
body buried beside the railway tracks
Mrs Elinka immediately identified tht
rarncnts has having belonged 10 MISS
W-cich,nan Dctc-.ti:cS WarA ScSt To llnc
;':per. bu, nc had vanished. II" was
traced 20 Chicago. from there 10 DE
-'roit and was finally arrested at Hum
i.ton. Qn,.
Piper is said 20 have hnen r:arr,ed
about four years. and his wife and
rnrec-yoar-o!d ch;ld now reside IN Mus
kcEon.
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GOLDEN BOOK EXPOSE SHOWS
ATTITUDE Of MANY GERMAN BORN

Our OF gratitude and love for the
good old fatherland III" German Evan
gclical Reformed church. the kaiser
bell churcll-$l10."
1t was signed by Rcv. julius Jaeger,
East Sixty-cighth street. New York.
Another page carried this announce
mcnt:
AS token to our German hero
brothers and as mark OF our highest
admiration OF them and their incompar-
able hero kaiser. the Gnrman-Americcn
committee. in cooperation with the
German church Mt Elm Hurst, donates
$3.50"
DR.. Kampmann. in a prison camp nj
Fort Douglas. November II. 1917. at
companicd his donation with this cX-
PLANTATION:
THE last piece Of money! hid it in
stocking-shaIl be dedicated TO the
war orphans"
The German round table at kucch-
lnrs Roost. Reading. Pa. gave $1,000 on
Christmas, 1916.
so long as German bells ring from
tho Mcmrl Ia tho Rhine ran an inscrip.
tion by II. erkscr~crdt, 80 long as the
German sea breaks upon the Strand. 30
long. O German people. remember what
your fathers created in 4 memorable
monument to German glory
The book bore An inscription on the
title page to tho German empress, TO
whom il was 10 have been sent. H.
stead it was seized by army sccrc-
agents. and now rests in the senate
committee files. The committee DC"
cidcd NOT t. make public most "f The
hundred Of names i, contains. hut
score or more were read into the pubic
YrrnrdS.
The committees hearings will bc -c-.
Suncd Tuesday.
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WASHINGTOE Dec .-FHSSidnatc
yards ~ love for the .Fathcriand and
rrryrr, ..nrrSSiuns nt confidence taal
I,,rnSuy's soldiers s0or would van
rujsh The Jealous hDnstinES or inc
cncmy." were written IN the pages ol
the "sold.1, book of German war or
phanS," presented as cvidcno" I" inc
senate committee investigating Ter
man prupaganda by Captain George Is.
Lester. Of the army intelligent service
The ornate volume cnntaircd the auto
rrnrhs Of hundreds Of American clt'-
zcns-most Of them BORN in Germany
and some Of them promincnt-who DO
noted funds for German war orphans IN
tho winter of 1915 ard the Sprif'G ol
1917. even nfter diplomatic relations nc
tween the United States and Germany
had been. broken.
ITO. nv ninv d old German Father
land. mighty Germany. read one IN
scrIptiun. signed by Leopold Iimmer-
mann. Of New York, October. 1915. IN
connection with Il donation or 4l'"o"'
You may we'll vaunt that your sons hrc
victors and that the Jealous boastIngS OF
the enemy will soon he mot by th"tr
mcritcd tEG.
Another inscription said:
AS n token of the beloved German
Fathcrland and her great kaiser, VIII
helm, II. The best nnd t"blcst prince or
all history. from n number OF truly Ger
man thinking Evangelical churches OF
the charge Of Brooklyn-Sl00.'
THIS was. signed by J. p!"tz "a Pros
pect avenue. lsrnoklyn.
George Sylvester Niercck. editor Of
VicreckS. Weekly. and u lender in the
,;crmar propaganda movement. wrote:
Good fortune and blessings for the
noble work May there b. no blank
page"
One page bore this
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YANKEE TARS
FIGHT BACK IN
MEXICAN PORT
ONE KILLED; ANOTHER
MORTALLY WOUNDED
0utbread Caused by Unpro-
voked Assault Upon
American Sailor.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-1n clash on
November IS between the armed navy
guard Of the American steamship Mon
,crcy and Mexican custom guards a:
Tampico ono Mexican, said 10 have
been Il captain. was killed; Mexican
soldier mOrtally wounded, and ch!ct
gunner's mate. named Berry. in charge
Of the American gun. less seriously
hurt This was learned today with th&
steamers arrival from Havana am:
Nassau. where she touched after lcav-
ing rmpico.
Members Of the armed guard and
officers Of the ship refused 10 discusS
tho incident. but details were learned
from passengers on board nj the tim=.
According 10 them, the light occurrc
shortly after a. ~, after members
Of the navy guards went TO the rescue
Of Berry. who had been attacked. Tic
Americans at first responded 10 the call
without arms. but upon the McNicaHS
opening fire, they secured their weapons
and responded in kind.
The fight, the passengers said. was
brief, the McNicans running away as
soon rs the Americans opened fire, lcar-
ing their dead and wounded. Later
officials of the port took the matt':-
in hand, the passengers 'aSsertcd. ard
a demand WIS made upon tie captaln
Of tho Monterey. that The armed guard
be delivered up TO them. pending "a:
investigation.
This the captain declined 10 do, his
action being supported. it was said. b.
Officers of swo American GunboatS N
the harbor. Later the matter was dis
posed OF by q decision TO leave the on
tire subject TO diplomatic settlement.
IT was said the gunncrs mate Lad
gone ashore on an crrand just before
the Monterey sailed. Several blocks
from where the ship was tied up was a
-alnnn. and Ms Berry was returning to
his ship. passing in front OF this sh-
loon. he. was called upon 10 treat.
When he refused to do 50, several MeNi-
cans started after him.. AS the Ameri-
can approached his ship q shot was fired.
and Il Mexican guard there. seeing him
coming. placed him under detention. II
was nIso asserted that others startcl
TO beat him with the butts OF their
rifles. The sailor fought back the bcst
(Copttnued on Page Ten.)
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can be certain that even this would not
hr enough. for the damage wrought by
the Germans is great that one can
not be- sure in advance that 1t can ever
be repaired.
Generosity to Germans would
Pcnali1e Victims.
Ii results from the foregoing that all
ErncroSity--t hat is 10 say. all property
turned back To lh" G"rnans---wouid be
nj the expense of their French and Bel
rlan victims. Practically. then. this So
called generosity" to the Gcrmans.
would in fact only add to IN" suffering
and ln@%r% "f their victims.
TEt matter becomes Particularly PLAIN
whom onr examines tho question OF Am
.rira rr"tlirG the starving prorl" nf
Eurcpc. r. America can feed nil OF EI-
r"Tr. the question rf whether food
should H.: @rnt Ia Germany will not
arIs" Th" French as well aS the AM
creams, ar> agreed that one must not
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EX-CERNAN EMPEROR LEADING THE LIFE
OF NEAR-RECLUSE IN HOLLAND RETREAT

arrived n the castle yesterday AMI
said her condition showed no change.
Whenever IhGr" is Il break III the lH-
cr$S:lnt dr;ZZlc customary in uollaAd.
william HnhenZollcrn ana his wifi" walk
in tn" raiil-sCakc'l grounds with one or
two attendants. Sometimes they take a
"trip in Il closed motor car.
The correspondent inquired into 'ha
rumor that the former emperor intend
81 10 NOV" h!S quarters and learned
that Herr y1nhcuzollcrn is not interested
in other houses in Holland and Is no.
likely To move anywhere untN he
knows moro regarding the future.
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PRESIDENT WILSON LAYS WREATH
On THE TOMB Of LAFAYETTE
Graceful Act Amid Impress
sive Silence, in Honor Of
the French man Who
Fought for American In
dependence.


PARIS Dec l5.--When FreSl-
den. Wilson went La tho tomh
OF Lafayette today be insisted on
taking his own wreath, contrary
10 the custom here. by which the
florist delivers the wreath ana
the doIlhr later makes tho Visit
and leaves hiS card. The pTcSi-:
dent sent Admiral Grayson TO.
buy tho wreath. and after some.
difficulty in explaining 10 the
florist. who could not understand
why the traditional custom WAS
being broken, obtained ii AND
drove 10 the tomb. 0
On his personal card Prrsi-
dent Wilson wrote this 1nscrlP-
ton:
In memory OF the. great La
! fayette. from q fellow servant
| OF Liberty"
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take ;idvautaS" OF thuS" who had madc
thr concession. This ~ Il fact that has
been proved many times during the war
ny the extraordinary diff"r"nr" in char
nrtcr bet wrrn tho German Prisoners nd
lhusr -! other nHtiIUnaliticS.
wounded Germans Shoot Their Fre1ch
BenefcStocG.
Fur example. u :;uldlrr or u strrtchcr
bearer finds Il wuunr!,d German on th':
atjlrticld The f>rrnchman lcaUs over
(" Er!p thr German, TO give HIN drink
ur to lift him un Ia the Strclchrr. Many
times the wounded German. fur fr"'n
r"cr ErizinG the fc"linE "f pity Of which
,.hr IS tn" object. has Srizcd th" uppnrtun
ity to shoot him. ! do MOI believe thHr"
is a single instance IN whirh n Fr"nch-
man has acted 80 toward n German
sivlng him h"lr Th"rr is her" ir"-
mcndnuS diff"r"nr" uf character he
tween TWO ropl"S vino ar" ncrrrt rth"lr+ss.
nriEhhors geographically
Tho incident | have described hns nc-
Cured So many times that IT proves the
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fcrocious character of the Germans and
the danger "f being generous TO th"In.
1t follows that when one understands
III" German psychology ono cannot
reasonably argue hat t~ be generous 10
tho GcrmlnS il on" II tho ways 10 pr
vent Il renewal of thc war. Those. UNI
fortunately too few. whn really Know
tn" GrTnihns we'll. ar" persuaded thar
IN" only way Ia obtain Ih!S result Is TO
make IL impossible for ih"m I" renew
the war 10y taking from th''I" tn" In'aaS
to began anew their aGEr"$Si0nS.
More rv"r. will tho spirit Of Justice
permit inc Allies L. hr IrHci I"AlII .;'n-
"rru$ I" IN" Germans? T"'' r"St"'n>r T."
This question y ,si:?. II "n'. r''1"niH"rs
tho indiSputaHr fact Thai tn" i'"rinhn"
hav" Stnl"n q much and don" *n'H m
nenSc material darrar" {" IN" Nl''"S.
In" RrlgIarS md III" French "Nrc.A!it
that everything IN" Germans M
should be taken III sir!"' justice. n% i'!'
gage Of rcparatlnn 10 their victims. one
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~ change until they h1r" been forced {"
..xpeate their crimes. Thcr" are, moro
oYc: many reasons. easily understood.
why generosity will not have tn" sam"
effect on the German people az II would
have OIL other peoples The f"rman or
all lines. and NOR" i'articlarl% III" Ger
man who has been rrmS%Iani%"d Icy III"
HohcnZolicrnS. respects fore" only and.
and his cult Is that tn" 'i"rInan VIII
only admit himself defeated when force
.compcts him to.
This is why the CONCESSION OF an ar
miStice to the IicrmaDS hrfnr" their
cnlupfric defeat on tn" h"ld Of hnti''
gives tho opportunity l." many H""r9 10
arS1lr that they hnN" not been militariIy
S'efs.atrd 1t is bcrauSc "f their h"ltri
in fnrcr only that any concession mad"
Voluntarily to IN" Germans would hr NJ
once ,ni"rpr"t,.h hy ;h"m as Z cunfr>-
SON nr weakness.
hv that COMPRESSION til" Germans would
Try at. III" earliest possible moment to
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ANDRE mxxApAm.

Tho wish dominating tn" allied p~c-
ple- is ce=tniniy that the peace confer
ence shall establish Just peace. this
10 - not only because the triumph OK
rirht conforms to tho moral concept Ions
uf the Allies. but al@o because tho publ
npinion OF the Entente understands THAI
u lust pa.ac- is the surest E3iaren'c:
against future wars. hut /" "'ue' ~ pe
I'D !, * not necessary ~ De weak or
tC b. dup-d- ,-,
The Allies have shown th"ms"lH"s
vnai< and dul-s so long that II Is essen
tai and urgent 10 r"alIz" ~hetncr u Is
1,., nd vhnther i, conforms 10 the
recnsSar, qualities ot the peace TO re
.rond to ,he constant appsals 20 :t:l;cd
generosity made by ths Germans. Fhr$"
questions must hs Lxarn7 nod nos ths"-
rctfcaIts- but prarticaily--tha' is |" say.
70 learn what wrli b. tho practical effect
Of suco nr surR 4 decision.
The principal and even The Only aeS;-
nent us ,h"se who ar. thf pdrusans OF
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Assassin Lyucsed.

PARIS. Dec. 15.--AccordinG to q
Havas dispatch from Lisbon the assas-
sin ot the president was IyEched by the
crowd
Tama gain Ra-hoSa. the minister Of
ihc interior. has assumed the prcsi-
dcncy.
Republic Stnce 1910.
Portugal became republic in 1910.
about two years after the asSa ssiration
in the streets Of Lisbon OF King Carlos
and Crown Prince Luis. During these
;wo years kirS Manuel. second son OF
Carlos, ruled. When the king and the
crown prince were assassinated Man
ucl was wounded.
1t was in October. 1910. that tho revo-
lutionists obtained the upper hand in
Portugal and proclaimed i republic with
Theophile Braga Ms president. Tho
royal family escaped to Madrid. Later
Manuel went to England. and since has
remained there almost continually
Many persons among the Monarchist5
and Republicans have met death in
street fighting at various points and
NUMEROUS personages have been arrest
cd and sentenced to long terms of in
priSonrltnt or executed for forn en- tin &
thu disorders. tn. throwing Of bombs
has occupied a prominent part in the
disorders Strikes Of ali kinds have
l,"en Of frequent occurrence and plots
70 asSa sSinatc presidents and cabinet
members hav" been unearthed. Muuny
several times has broken out 'n the
navy, wh!ch twice bombed Lisbon, kill
ing many persons. and causing great
material damage,
IN Dccemher o. last year another rev.
olution broke cut III Portugal. In which
the government capitulated to tho reb-
ais. who overthrow the Costa govern
mcnt. DR.. Fa"S was then named presi-
otnt ot tho provisional government. 1t
was denied that royalists had pareici-
patcd in this revolt. President Machida
was banishcri by the new government
and Iaes assumed control Of the gov
ernn.cnt
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LONDON. Saturday. Dec. II
= British troops rapidly are COM
pleting the occupation Of the
. Cologne bridschead. and east of
Cologne ALREADY have reached
the town Of Olpe. according 10
an official statement issued tc-
day. The statement reads:
yesterday our advanced
troops. completing their "ccupa-
! ,ion Of Cologne bridgehead.
reached the general linc ct Obcr-
casSel. Sc~l<chstd. EAST OF Hope
kcppel. Dlcpr. SU,lugAn and
north oc Hidden
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AMFEOEGEN, Dec. l5.-tNy Th" As
sociatcd Press >--Ths former GcrInan
emperor continues 10 live the life Of a
nenr-rrcluSc. He Is virtually cut VT
from communication with the outside
world. Reports that hr w;Is IN con-
stant communication with his former
advisors are not true.
There is no truth in The rUmors tha.
the former empress Is seriously ~
She has been troubled for years with
an affection OF th' heart. and after h"-
srrival here she desired Ia have her
former. physician in attendance. He
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Women Put the Former
Crown Prince to Flight
A AMSTERDAM. Dec. Il =

AMSTERDAM. Dec. l5.--A crowd Of
women from Amsterdam recently went
TO the Island of Wirrcngcn and made .
hostile characterization against th.: for
ncr German Crown Prize" who is m
termed there, according to Il report n'.h-
Iishcd by the TeleGr;af, Frederick Viii
helm, il is alleged. saved himself from
tho hands Of thr women BY :iieh'
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How The New Wire
Rates Will Affect
Local Phone Patrons

TIL" ln;rllIE.nC"r iiaS made careful
"$I imai"s If tho now day and night ic,r-
phcn" rates 10 become effective next
month f"- IN" entire country. ordered by
Postmaster ticn,r raj HurrSGn. as they
VIII effect I'll" telephone patrons of
Wheeling. la the following iahu!ati"n
thr mileage h! ATT distance is given. tho
present day rate. he new day rate and
he new night rate:
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LONDON Dee 5-Dr Sidoo Paes president Of Portugal, was
shot and killed assassin shortly before midnight SATURDAY!
while he was in railway station Lisbon waiting for tram 10
Oporto. !, l., s
Avres from Lisbon reporting the assassin that he was
struck by three bullets
President pacs died within few minutes after he shot
The president asaant named eene killed by the crowd
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COLOGNE. DEC. i5.--CoioEne to-day
car1e under rigid martial law for the
fsrst time since British troops arrived
here. and the p~oplr haye begun I"
restizo what formal occupation Ia going
to mean.
Sfncc the advance troops Of the KrIt-
Ism TROOPS entered :ne city there had
t-.>n little or no Interference with the
affairs Of the population. and the Ger
mans vers hcernn;nE to fiattsr them
ss!ves that they vrr" going to have a
rat5~- easy time. whom they wcr>
swaS e1rd by thS orders of General
E7umev. which b~canc effective to-day.
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.ERZBERGER IN
PLEA FOR LESS
SEVERE TERMS
RAISING OF BLOCKADE
AMONG HER REQUESTS
Foch Declines to Recognize
Workmen's and Soldiers
Councils.

LONDON. Dec. .15.--.tccord.ng 10 dis
patches received to-day from -Amstcr-
dam and other cities. Matthias ErzbcrEcr
the leader of thr German a!7nisticc CON-
mission. has ngni7, complained OF the
severity OF the armistlcc teRns. II.
asks for the raising Of tho blockade. ;he
liberation II prisoners of war and the
immediate opening Of the peace confer
f.1Cc.
Marshal Foch it is said. has refused
10 rccpgnizn the soldiers and work.
mems councils.
PARIS. Saturday. December 13.-Thc
complete text Of the amendments 10 the
German Brmistice which were signed
This morning In Marshal FUch's railway
train at Trr"c%. follow:
"EirSt--Thr duration OF the treaty OF
armSticc concluded OH NoTcmhcr II Is
prolonged onc month, until tho 18th day
Of January. 1919. at o'clock in the
morning. This extension of Il month
will nc extended until the conclusion OF
prrlrlnariGs 10 peace. subject TO tht
consent % the allied governments.
"sccond-The execution Of tha condi'
tious If the agreement OF November II
such rs are not completely fulfilled. vii
, be followed and com pictcd In IN" nerioc
Of the extension on the armistice aftel
re regulations fixed by the intenationa
armis; ICE. according to instructions ol
the al!i"d high command.
"Third--Thc following conditions VIII
br added IN thr agreement or November
IN; Tho allied hig! command reserves
tho. "i.:iu ~ hcSin mcarwhlle. II u
lhin,;s i, wise III order t" assure new
Guarantees. - occupy tn" neutral zone
/ on H." right bank uf the Rhine TO tbs
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- -
Let Us nave justice al the TedCe congress
By Andre Cheradan7e

let a vanIuishcd enemy starve. But as
every one knows that America can not
feed the whole. world at the same time.
here is M excellent reason. Us yet uncx-
planned. To the public. why Germany
should br pul in tho last place.
The Germans. and here Is an import
AM point that has not yet bccn sutfi-
"icatly emp!la.iz,h. conducted The war
cthonologically. That is ~ say. not only
did they try Ia kill as many rs possible
of the enemy soldiers. but they under
took, chiefly by starving. 10 wipe out
the greatest roSSibl" nro3Nrtion Of the
Slav and Latin civil populations. even
when they made n part nf Pan-firrnany.
Their aim was To aSSnr" after peacr
WAS declared Il ?rcpondcrancc for the
Germans through III" diInInution OF the
peoples who were in$:inct;fcly hostile to
them.
There is no doubt that this result
Continued On fAEe SKI
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P-auds Prevented.

Il; requires about two and onr-half
Zines ,as much work TO establish con-
nee, IONS with particular person than
tn" station to &iniirn service. Hitherto
the rates haT" been the sam" Tor tloth
kinds Of service, np-hing being paid,
however great the services performed.
on the faiIUr" Ct the telephone tnSiltu-
ton t. secure the rnrflculnr person. The
particular person srrvic" has aIa,' been
used "a .!rtrnud the government nu. az
rs toll revenues Designing rrrs0nS en-
pioy codes under which. although the de-
sired telephone is rrnchnd. thr particu-
lar persons is sad not 10 -Lr Lh":c. put
words or explanation given from ms
phone answer all thr Purposes 1t tho
call under tn- cod" arrangements.
'"rhr particular person s"r"iSc Is. not
d!Scnn, ,rird. hu, Ihr rn;H therefor" is
81 mudifind ~ In prevent th"S" abuses
ai.i "uiuH"nSIir th' i'l"phr;," service. IN
part Tor thc "Airl "Np":Isc ut Labor ana
piru, .nVcl.". and Il charge of H5 per
CONTINUED on Page Tes.D
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Forccast:
ohio-Fair Monday; Tuesday overcast,
moderate.
WeStern Pennsylvanin--aencrany fair
Monday and Tuesday, not much change
In temperature.
west vrgiuIa-Eatr Monday; Tues
day probably fair, moderate tenpcra-
ture.