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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-26
WILL TAKE PART IN
ARMISTICE CONFERENCE
House Appears on the "Side
Lines" as Presidents
Representative.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.---lrr!val in
Franco Of Colonel ,Ffouse; President VIII
sons personal representative, md -td-
miral Benson. the highest ranking officer
In the American navy, hns cleared III"
way for the beginning or sEch d"lib"rH-
tions by the supreme war council III
Versailles as rnay h" necessary tN fran"
tho draft Of an armistIct To- be sub
mittrd to Germany. Tho pr"mi"rS oI
the allied countries VINO make up IA"
political clements OF The couuci! can hc
assembled at short notice. but ii is pre-
sumed their presence VIII not be u"ccs-
sary until tho military and naval m"m-
bers have completed their work.
On the "Side Lines"
1t was said today in official quarters
that Colonel House would not be 4 In"nl-
ber OF the council. At least for the Pres
cnt: that he simply is the eyes and cars
of the President in Europe. charged with
ascertaining the exact state or public
and private feeling IN regard Ia ali !pat-
tcrs connected with the war. Possessed
Of full knowledge OF this nature. II ls
believed tho President Will b" even bet
ter prepared than heretofore I" d"h
with every phase of the complex prob
lens that will arise as. soon rs ncgoti;t-
lions for an arlniStice ana peace arc
fully under way.
Individual views Of the entente pow.
ers aro certain to develop as tn" result
nr the action Of President Wilson II
boldly stating tho war aims - the
Initcd StntnSt in fact. IT IS understood
the Prcsidrut desires 10 have these DIS
closed at the earliest p"ssihl" moment.
so that a united front on these questions
might be presented TO the common
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The state
meut issued by Republican leaders IN
congress, in answer to President VIII
sons appeal for support Of Democrats
In the coming election, follows:
"Sone time ago, the President said
politics is adjourned.' Now in the
closing days OF the campaign-delnyed ed
IL; the united efforts OF ali parties Tor
tho liberty loau-now, when all public
meetings have been given up owing to
the Influenza epidemic, the President
sends ont 4 direct party appeal calling
upon his countryn.en to vote for Demo-
Gratis because they are Democrats with
out reference to whether such Demo-
Gratis have been or are in favor uf war
measures and have 4 war record which
deserves support.
"Thc voters Of Michigan, to take q
single example, are called upon 20 Sup
port Mr. Henry Ford--notorlous Tor hls
advocacy Of peace at any price, Tor MS
contc,nptuous illusions to tho flag, Tor
the exemption Of his son from military
service-on the sole ground that he Will
b,in0ly support tie President. The
President is quite ready to admit that
Republicans are loyal enough to fight
and die as thny arc doing by the thou
sands, loyal enough 10 take mp great
loans and pay enormous taxes loyal
enough TO furnish important men nj no
snlury on some of the great war boards
IN washington. But they are not ioval
enough, in the Presidents opinion to
be trusted with any share in the gov
ernmcnt office Of the country or any
othor legislation with It,
III the Republican party controls the
House we can point out some OF INC
things they will do. They will replace
r1r, Dent, of Alabama, rs tho head Oh
the military affairs committee with mr.
julius Fahu, to whom the adlmnisFra-
ton v:as Obliged to turn for assistance
to take charge CT and carry the nrst
dra:t bill against aIr. Dcuts opposi-
tton. They Will put n Republican ~
tho head Of tho ways ana means COLI
1uittcc as leader OF the House instead
Of MI. Kitchin, Of North Carolina VINO
voted against the war. They Will give
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CBy the Associated Press)

Tho Germans In Belgium and France
still are stuhborniy resisting tho at
tsnpts Of the entente allied forces 10
break through their lines and bring
about an immediate collapse OF their
defensive positions.
On the whole they are succeeding out
nevertheless al Az saiirns 5oSe!ot1s In
der the enemy line is Slowly, Sri"S .o"S-
ed backward.
On the northern battle front between
the Brcnta and Piave rivers the Aus
trians are being put to the test IN 4
new attack by British French ana 1tal-
ian troops, while in MeSpotamia the
British again have gone on the ot1eh-
siys AGAINST the Turks, and ut last &C
cnun.S-rere making considerable pro-
gross. In Albania and Serbia the opera
lions OF the allied forces are tending
toward the slow hut sur: evacuation ~
m. invaded districts by the enemy
forces.
In RI. northern French sector the
british ar. centrrinE their efforts Sp"'h
of Valcncienn.S to cave in the s;lilSnt
hntwnen that city and lie Qu:snoY. ana
uov.. on toward tn" important Junction
town Of MaubruSc. with IN" t"o-iot"
purpose of finally cncompasSinS ' NaIetic''
enncS and TcacRinS lns hc'Sie''' ~
E.vcrywhcre the Germans arc "fi"r'
ing tho stitfest resistance but neEcrlhe'
less they have been compelled 10 eiIt
I'm The town Of NtanG and m"St "t tn'
intervening points southwark ho"E 'E,
railway to l." Quesnoy. which now Is al
hut in British hands.
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE AND Pt:LLiICM. Oct. %
Tbs British wcr. close to l.e1u"ShoS
this morning after stiff fighting IT
fcoo3Inned on Page Etght.)
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FOOD PROFITEERS
MUST CLOSE STORES

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Thc federal
food board tonight ordered eight whole
sale dealers in butter and eggs to close
their establishments for week. follow
ing their conviction on charge OF prof.
itccrinE in butter. The dealers also
were ordered tn refund all overchargcs
to customers and TO display posters an
nouncing their offcnse.
1t was said that NIL Of the convicted
dealers offered TO make large 'volun-
tary" contributions to the Red cross,
but this form of exptation was denied
them because Of the fragrance Of their
offrnS"S.
Following numerous reports Of sugar
hoarding the board today adopted
card system 10 prevent over purchase
and il was annnuEcrd that the present
allrtmrnt Of TWO pounds n month. for
each individual may he reduced TO
pound and Il half in order TO mako up
the shortage caused by over purchases.
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Presidents s Partisanship Sho1un In
Plea For Election OF Democrats
Republican Leaders in Telling COmeBa to the President ParSaShp

victory. The President speaks OF tho
necessity Of telling the plain truth
That the Republican party in control Of
congress would do, for they have no
friends to shield. And they will do
more. They will give all the money to
the Last dollar necessary to SUSTAIN our
armies and our fleets, but they viii
check the waste now going on OF the
money given by the most generous peo-
pie q the face Of the earth
"The President speaks Of the eneot Of
the election abroad. He says TINT there
they understand the meaning Of elec-
tions. They do, and they WILL know that
# the Republicans haVe majority In
congress, the war will be pressed with
greater vigor than over before.
"They are quite aware that tho powef
of tho Senate Is equal to that Of the
President In the consunn1atiou OF peace
by treaty. They will know that the Re-
publican party stan6s for . victorious
peace and the overthrow Of PrusgiaA
1nilttsris1u. That knowledge Will not
depress the spirit Of our allies or en-
courage the government Of Germany.
"rhe Republican party believes thRt
tho question of surrender should bo left
to Marshal Foch, to the genernls and to
!
port that Germany has laid down her
| arms the United States and tho allies
should thon impose their terms. Wnl
/ that knowledge cause objections to those
who are fighting with us2 :
! cell the world knows that the 3e.
! publican party Is opposed to negotiA-
t;ous and discussion carried on In Dip
! lomatic notes addressed to the German
government. Tho Republican party
! stands for unconditional surrender.
There IS no Republican creed 50 short
I that there is not room IN it for those
! two words.
(Signed)-'EENRY CABOT LODGE,
REED SMooT,
chairman Eepulican Senatorial COM
| sn1ttee;
FREDERICK II. GHLETT,
| "SIMOE D. PESS,
chairman Republican Congressional
Committee"
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French FORCES HAVE
ENTERED RUMANIA;
LIBERATION COMES
lI;v the Associated PrcsSD

The liberation, vf isumull has been
bcgtlu hy cntcnt.s forces after 4 yea:
occupation by thr Germans. Crossing
the n"r:hwcs; Tern portion OF bulgaria tt
Limittauka. southeast ~ the Iron Gates.
French patrols havc forced 4 passage OF
tn" panub.. and catered upon Ruraanian
soil.
WITH THE A,.I.It.D ARMIES -UN
THE St.REt.kN FRONT trIt SalpnicD.
Monday, Dct. 2i.--ti:y tn. Associated
Press The S"rbl:,rS. supported hE
French cavalry. north "t NISh. are con-
,inuing u advance. with belgrade so
miles distant. The food problem witn
any army but the serbian would be dif-
ncult Th. S,rbanS advance wHcth"r
thy are I'D or NOT. The S"rbiaus H"''
b.ing aided hy guerilla bands who hid
in Tho. n"untImS early IN thH war and
now ar. making their way down tn:
heights u c,lt on portions Of the enemy
straSgling in tho roar.
It is evidently the d"Sirc OF tho Aus
,rn-GnrmanS to crdcuatc Serbia ai
quickly and as cheaply as p"s$tb!" Eut
their retreat is being mai. costly b.
the SerbianS.
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PROPMT REPLY FROM
REPUBLICAN CAMP
Minority Party's Record Of
Support During War Is
Pointed Out.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Presiden;
wilson, in statement today addressed
70 his fellow-countrymen, asked them To
return n Democratic Congress in the NO.
ven,ber elections il they have approved
of his leadership in this critical time.
Failure to return a Democratic ma
ioritv TO both the Senate and House OF
| Representatives, the President said, not
only would seriously impair his power
TO administer the great trust assigned
ne by the constitution" but would 1e
interpreted abroad as a repudlat,on OF
his leadership.
The Presidents action electrified Ee.
publicaus Mt the capitol, who issued a
formal reply In the name Of the party
leaders IN the Senate and House ana
the chairman OF the Senate and HOUSE
Republican congressional campaign com-
m!ttces.
The Republican statement, declaring
the minority party in Congress had sup-
ported the administration policies siuce
the wa with ii unanirnity and an ab-
seuce Of criticism unprecedented IN
na,+v history, pointed to the record as
proof.
Tho war. the Republican statement
| contends Is not the Presidents "Eer-
soral war, nor the war Of Congress, nol
OF 4 party, but OF the American people,
and declares, the Republican party
represent!ng more thar half the citizen
ship Of tho country, demands its right
! fu share" in the burdens AID Tcsponsi-
| buitics 1t imposes.
If given n majority III either o. bot!
! houses, the leaders said, the Kspun!l'
can party would drive forward tha wal
| and hasten victory and would check tAe
waste now going On Of lnoneJ given GI
; the nation.
Sctcral senators and representatives
| both Republican aud pcnccraticr ISSUED
statements during the day, nnd mos
| leaders on both sides prepared for tic
debate which was expected N the Sen
ate. when it reassembles Monday after
the weekend recess, and possibly II
/ the House.
Tho Presidents Appeal
Following is the Presidents appeal:
| MY Fellow 'uUntryn"u: The con
| gr"sSluuul "irc;l"lrS ar" N hand. They
| occur ia tn" most critical period uuI
/ country has eyer fa""I -: - likely Il
! face in our tim" |! YOU hav" approved
| of my leadership and wish M" I" con
! tinur Ia u" YOU" uu"'nharraSScd Sp"A"S
! man in affairs az home and abroad,
earnestly beg that you VIII cNrr"S'
yourselves unmistakahly In that rtiec
| by returning Il p"m"cratc majority It
| both tn" Senate and Hous" uf Repro
| ScntatIv"s.
| II am your servant and VIII acccp
! your Judgment without avail, hnt HiI
| power 10 administer h" great trust ~
! slgncd me by tn" constitution w"ui,
/
(ceu..cucA on Page Eight.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-26
THOUSANDS OF HUN
PRISONERS TAKEN
BY THE FRENCHMEN

PARIS, Oct. 25.-The French to-
day advanced their line at all points,
despite the most stubborn resist
ance Of the enemy. More than 1000
prisoners, with cannon and machine
guns, were captured, according to
the officia! statement issued by the
war office tonight.
The communication shows that
French patrols have crossed the
Danube river and invaded RumanIa
near LomPaIanka, defeated German
detachments and taken prisoners.
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LONDON, Oct. c5.-Russ!an maidenS
pnder- the Jurisdiction OF certain pro
vincial Bolsheriki Soviets Dccomo the
"nroos1S OF the state when they reach
-h.. MO OF IS years, and arc compelled
:, register OF 4 government bureau Of
FREQ love" according to the Othc.ul
Gazette of tho Vladimir soviet OF work.
crs. and soldiers deputies. which re-
Gently published the sori"t's decree on
;hc subject.
Under the deere" 4 woman. having
registered. has the right t" choose from
among men between - and )" cohaoi-
tant husband.
The consent Of the man chosen IS not
necessary. the decree adds, The man
chosen having TO right (" make an:
protest.
4 similar privilege Of choosing from
among the registered women IS gwen
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IF The BOLSHEVIK MAID EN- PICKS YOU AS
HUBBY, .ACCEPTAN CE IS UP TO MERE MAN

every man bc;w""n - and so. without
,ha consent Of the woman" This pro-
vision is dcscrih''d as IN the interest "f
the STATE"
Opportunities for choosing husbands
and wives are to he presented once each
month. the order stated. Children born
Of such marriages ar" 10 become the
"prop"rty Of tn" STATE. Stringent rules
and penalties arc laid down for the pro-
lection os girls less than is. -.
The decree further states that II has
been based on the ""Nc"ll"nt eNarlitf
Of similar d"rrcrS already ISSUED at
Iuxu kulpin and other pl,,"s. y SIM
liar project of provisional rights IN
connection with tn" S"CiallzatI"n "t
women in the city "f khv"liA>k ana
vicn.t;y" has been published III tn"
yaz"tI. OF IN" workers and soldiers
deputies oj that city.
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CROAT REVOLT
IS SUPPRESSED
Count Burian Resigns-Will
Be Succeeded by Count
Apponyi.

LONDON. Oct Eth" revolt OF
cr"a,inn soldiers Of tho Scrcnty-ninth
Regimen; AZ tYum" has been suppressed
by thee AuStro-Hungarian regiments ar
rivine from Albania, according to an
F:xrhanS" Telegraph dispatch from
Cop.,.hucru. There was hard street
lighting at Fiun". in which hundreds or
persons were killed. IN" dispatch adds.
BASEL Switzerland. Oc;. "3.-Enre-
ror Charles, according 10 Il Budapest
r;ixia;rh. has accepted the resignation
..f i::Lrun l:urian. III" AuStro-HunEarlan
foreign minister. and also of the Hum
gariau cabinet headed by Or Wckcrlc.
Count Julius AndrasSy. hungarian
statesman. has been appointed TO sue
cnc{i Baron Eurian.
LONDON. OCT. "5.--Count Albert Ap-
ponri has been appointed Hungarian
nrruirr on succession 20 Dr. W"kcric.
according; to Vienna dispatch !" the
rolitikcn nf Coi'"nhac"n and Forwarded
b4 th. Exchange Telegraph Company.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Forecast:
West Virgin1a-Fair and cooler Sat-
rrday; Sunday, probably rain.
western Pcnnsylvauta-PSrtiy cloudy
and cooler Saturday; Sunday unsettled
and cool.
ohio-Fair and cooler Saturday Sun
day probably rain, continued cool.
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WASH NGTON. Oct. 25.-Thrc" army
camps did not report Il single new case
"r influenza to-day and only two. h"ar-
n"y. California. and Lewis. Washington,
reported more than 100 ras"S. IN" i"th'
Of new cases for all camps. Il statement
for The Office Of Surgeon General Blue
sad. was ".I15 against @.''- me cay h-
fore Pneumonia cases d'Cr"nS"n from
600 To 800 and deaths from "h' io -4i.
The camps which reported II" now
cases were Whr"lrr. Ci"orglH: Custer.
Michigan. and MrES. District OF COL
unbia. Camp DIN; NV Jersey. Whl"h
reported no eases y"st"rdnE had three
to-day nut Major General Scott. COM
rhndnnt. notified III" surgeon to-day
that the diarantin" n tn" camp a* The
rcsul, ut the Influenza epidemic. suli
existed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-26
lIlER|CAN NAVAL CONTINGENT ON WESTERN :
FRONT HURL|N WORLD D'S GREATEST PROJECT|[ES
SIXTEEN-INCH SHELLS
SMASHING THE ENEMY
Yankees on the Meuse Ad-
vance in Face Of Strong
Resistance.
tRv rilr .Nssorial"d rrcss)

Tntwr"n III" Disc ana S"rrc rivers,
American naval gUuncrS with lh-tnch
gums have Joined TIC f'r"n.h in Ih"ir Of
forts t. hammer lhrir WY northeast :
ward t,iward IIIrsun, ono "f III" k"ypulnt
positions IN IN" 'i,rmun line. American
shells from ihrH,' Eun" ne being hurled
against both N"rVin"S and R"Z"y. tnr-
,h,.r urugr.S$ has hrrm mad" by IN"
French in this region but only after
th,. hardest KIND nf iIEitln%-
lik"Si<... "n i,uih sides nf th" M"aS"
river ilr Americans have advanced their
!lir Notwithstanding tn" sir"ni; r"SiSt-
nlv,r ui tin. "n"Iuy. North Of Grandrrc.
which lies in tin valley ahnv" In" Ia
nous IrGnnn" fur"St. several hills "l
the uiu,SI unr"rHncG from SlraE"ll'
sianIlmlrt hIv" h""h taken from the
tl,.%prr4t"lr resisting enemy machine
runners and ar,illrri"s. Numerous vin-
IrnI ruliu;-r-ai;aCks have h"''n launched
hy ihc C;rrinanS aGainSi tn" Americans
hut all or Ih"S" HAY" h""n unsucc"SS-
fully Sustained. Th" li'rmanS in This
region ar badly out thanked by tn"
French Standing on the left lin" ut
Vnl2i"rcS ard Il is rr"hahl" they soon
Will b,. compelled To T"ahjust their en-
tire line from tn" north of NouZt"r"s 10
thu. region Of ftniu.
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Unconditional Surrender Club
Membership Passes 500 Marx
Pledge of Membership in the
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER'S
Unconditional Surrender Club
Notoral Organization Founded in Flint Mch and Approve
President Wilson.

President wilson,
As m,nl,r rNCONrlrlONA. SURRENDER Club the
United Of Am'riCa.
lcaty United States Government;
pledge my unfains soldier boys VINO are hsh'
III"
that tn" cause l "nHls 'Nc
auans e. allies b." necessary;
whatever sacrifice may De caleo
upon end that the Central Powers may be oousn 10
rcaliz" only
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
will acceptable and country the Onled "I'eS Oh
lSgncd)
Address
, r,:r Observation-Disclosures. Adult } Minor }
There initiation duties except good citizen
andI Ioyaiy ana palrloiSn
mail - rIcl.rnccr Surrender club Wheeling w Va
v,p,rs n members will appear TIL" ntrIiG"ncor
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Nine Thousand Germans,
150 Guns Taken By British


eporhon in
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CAMP MEADE. Nd. Oct. 25.-Only
one death resulted from pneumonia ma
th, result af the influenza WAS report
! sd in camp to-day. Tho unfortunate
1ud was PRIVATE Grover tI"rhrrt. Of the
llih military police. lie lived at Fol-
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AAYNS nND
1SvEo ~ ~
>UNrI1p STATES
0N7a,bSEf
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(Coatinucd on Page Seven.)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
2. :: :.
?. :: !.
Automatic in-'ir.,n,
Tower. N"u Lost
on Toiur,IDrh Transport.

The American soldiers lost ON ia d
turv"durd transport Wr"r prOtoc''. +
, bv United states Government in ul-
auco and Government conipcnsa' ion
! Thus" who had not applied for Va
snranco W"'r covered hy autOm ,''
/ insuranc" which i parable t"
/ wife. child. or widowed mother. Tn
| automatic inSurau"" agSrrGa''
about $1,000. nrttinr So mon IA
! for "ln months. Insurance tha;
/ had been applied for Is payabl" i"
Il much larger class Of hencficiari",
and can 20 az high as $4,000, net
ting s57 ;" month for 2t0 months.
III" compensation in case ni
Death. given ry thr Government
without charr" and regardless %!
RANK or pa%. ranges from $40 to So
"A month, based ON the number ot
dependents. Payments under tho
compensation frdtur" Of the militarN
and naval inSuranr" act in cas-" ~
death ar" rayabl" 10 widow, chi
dr"u. or dependent widowed moth"r
Tn" automatic Insurance cra 'd
on r.b -, but the compcnsa,ip'
feature uf the act is scparat" pre-
vision The seal" of compensate:
in the case OF death follows:
taJ For widow alone, SEA.
10, For u willow and one child
So.
co. For a widow AMI tHo chill
hr, II. 81 -, with - tor each AL
ditirnal child up to two.
tdb II there h" no widow. thu
for onn child. $50.
CO. For tNo children. $50.
a. For three children. $40, |!t'
- for each Il lh!tional child ~ =
two.
,Gl For a widowed mother. -"
Thc anOunt payable ur!rr the va
division shall not b" greater thar
sum which when add"l tn the totl
amount payable to tn" widot an
rhilfrrli, docs not "Xcr'l 81
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worth 26.S cents United States
rency) has been put in circulatiu
But 2.001 men have been even
rd on ground of moral deficient,
This phrase was defined by h
Presidents regulation To iarlu,
persons convicted and sentenced
felony in any court of record.
Stating that reports show ne,
Army camps have made remark,l|
Improvement in physique and bI
ing. Secretary Of War Baker has
NiScd 'hri troop parades be held
cities near the camps and sar,d
m"ntS
4 large harvest of natural iY
h"inG urged. The Food AdminisI
tinn states that assurance cannot
given that there will he a suiiici,
supply of ammonia for the manuh
(continUrd on Page Fiyel
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80 i,Gt'r u NpTnia trr
fUgG.ri Ia ,.rirulturr
III iuiud Ni,,t">.

Ncrnriir" - ~ la.r r'puii. nf tn
!, t.c"" "".nru 'ngdgci iu ayr,
'u.tnho IN thr ILitrd States. 100.
""1 ar uNd.i -" year, III aGo, ana
i.",G,r'' .r" unrru"s. \ uaJorii y
y IT," women Wnrk";5 ar" found in
-" !,nGih"rn states
Th" lin, ui wruh IN which Wn
men VIII hc ,iw"iy to incr"a g" 'hoi,
faru,iul activities. according to the
report "a. Vegetable gardening
poultry raising. ctr II i suggest
I'd itri ,ro,n"n wh" know how to op
crate grr'ul 'Irs may with little aG
ditioaai tr..uiNC op' rate TRACTORS
:: Il 8:
Smok,ir.> Powder Plants
VIII Have Capacity Of
Ni!.iUn f"unde II Day.
pan, and contracts AZ" ,onpl"t
- TOT TIA con, iruriiuh ui tive
,.i.,Cl",.. ruWd"r piInt-. .trh -
approximately %I0.Unu 600 Th" .s
ii"II'rd .r.,'il, of each i 5"H. .""'
lr,nJn - l,.ndp mor %ill u" .u
ploYrd ~ each plant.
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