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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
BANK SHARES WITH CLERKS.
Hartman National to Distribute
Double Bonus.

The Hartman National Bank an
nounces distribution to employees in
the form Of n substantial bonus, to
which will be added an extra bonus
proportional to the amount Of salary
paid during the year and tho term OF
service, the total of which will range
from 10 per cent. to 20 per cent.
Banks have suffered to an unusual
degree owing TO the drafts made upon
their forces by the war, and the Har-
rlman National Bank will thus make
recognition of the additional work I'M
posed upon its clerks. All employees
in the service have been retained upon
the payroll and their places kept open
for them. The officers and clerks of
the Hartman National Bank will hold
their second annual dinner and dance
in the Hotel Anson!a Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
COLUMBIA TO RAISE 100000.
w. v. King VIII Have Charge of
% Soliciting Teams.

The alumni OF Columbia University
will raise 100000 in campaign that
Is to be started under the guidance OF
willard V. King. president of the Co
lumbia Trust Company. Only gradu-
ates and former students will be asked
to contribute. The purpose of the fund
is to pay the deficit that came to the
institution by reason Of the war. TWEEN
ty-tive teams of ten men each will
handle the work.
THE fund to DO raised" said Mr..
King yesterday. will go to pay the
current bills. We want the univer-
sity to resume its peace time activl-
ties with clean financial slate"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
NEW TEETH SETTLE CASE.
Woman Withdraws Charge when
Dental Furniture Is Restored,

Mrs. Martha Farrell Of Prospect
place, stood before Magistrate Nolan in
the YorkVille court yesterday and
solcmniy demanded the return of sew
oral teeth which Edward Bushard Of
SO Prospect place. knocked out during
quarrel over a trunk.
IF get my teeth back I'll withdraw
the charge" said the woman.
But how is the man TO put back
your teeth" inquired the court.
"They were false" said the woman.
Sentence was suspended until the dc .
PENDANT had time to run around TO a
manufacturing dentist and get sub
stitutes for the missing teeth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.

Eastern New York-Snow o- ,.,-
to-day, followed by fair in tbo =.
IRENE south portion; Tomorrow fair.
moderate, shifting winds. "'
southern New Engaud-Rain ~
east TO south winds sodla'
Northern New England--snow ,o.a.-,
warmer In Maine; tomorrow proha bi, gsy,
moderate shifting winds becotninc' uly tllf;
New Jersey--t'sir to-day prccc SIuih
,alh IN northeast portion: to rilorroIy "
,ari east TO south winds becon',.'.
Western New York--C.oudv ,o,
probably rain or snow along Lake On,s,tyy,
'o-'hoEroW generally fair ''a'''
WASHINGTON, Dec. ii.--A,o,...
eFaI depression appears to be de",,,oss' en,
u ,yr me extreme central West, but a. ', IN
Mthout precipitation. whilo over In" ,s so'
tiaI valleys ana lake region press. I'm
risen considerably. There were g,r. las
rains In the lower lake region. tho '1 nttII
.,aiIeE; tennessee. tho middle and sing Un9
the upper lake region, New Enri,n's ~
northern New York. There Ser. aug
rains In the North Pacific State si p
west Idaho. anu s'u'A'
II Is somewhat warmer IN New rnvr.,.
the middle Atlantic States and yrste W..
aork ana colder in the Ohio Valley, TS,
temperatures changed but little ""e"
There VIII be snow or rain Tbr-,d..
IN New York and New England ana ' r'Vy
along the South Atlantic coast. foI,ova..ss
by general fair weather Friday "gEW .%
where east OF the Mississippi EIyer -.
weather will prevail Thursday and t ts'
day except that rain is probable T-,5,,I.
in the lower Mississippi ana love- T nsE
valleys and snow in the north upne, i,Hv.
region. 1f'e' 'aAi
Temperature changes will no, b. n,
portant. W In
observations at United States ws.th,.
Bureau stations taken at s =. NJ ,o,,S.J nsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
SPEED ON Il" STREETS CUT.
New Ordinances Make Eight Miles
an Hour Obligatory.

Mayor Hylan signed the recent AL
dermanic amendments to the speeding
laws yesterday. They reduce to eight
miles an hour the speed OF vehicles
operated through streets on which ele-
waited roads are located lying west Of
Broadway and south and west OF
BleeCker street and cast OF Broadway
and south OF Houston street
The streets affected are Allen and
Division streets. Chatham Square and
Park Row, Pearl street and the streets
10 South Ferry running under the
Second avenue line; West broadway
and Church street, under tho Sixth
avenue elevated; the Bowery, under
the Third avenue line, and Greenwich
street, under the Ninth avenue a."
Crosstown streets passing under
these structures are included
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Conmittee to Begin Work on Loan

The Liberty Loan Committee an
nnan' Cd yesterday the appointment of
a subcommittee consisting OF Seward
p: osser president OF the B1nkera
Trust Company; James S. Alexander.
president Of the National BanA Of
CoIarerce, and Allen b. Forbes of
Harris, Forbes & Co., to act as an ad-
visory committee during the corning
loan campaign and to study qreced-
ing campaigns with a view to remedy
ing detects in the local organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
COURT FINES 200 MOTORISTS.
Some SpeederS Go to Jail and
GriAt stilI Is Grinding,

Thirty Tail sentences and fines rang
Ing from s25 To 500 came IN rapid
fire fashion from the bench of the
traffic court yesterday when more
than 200 speed law v.olators were ar
ralgned for hearing. The arrests were
made in a general roundup of speed
ers In which the police served papers
on 400 persons The calendar is far
from clear and the campaign still goes
on.
Thirty miles an hour in the down
town district brought $40 to $50 fines
for first offenders, and second offend
ers were t!ckled when they got n
chance 70 pay 800 without looking
through tho bars. Two iail keepers
were necessary 10 look after the in
Carceutcd ones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
MISS ARNOLD MISSING 8 YEARS,
Mystery of Bryn MnTr Girl Neycr
Has Been Solved.

Eight years ago to-day Miss Doro-
thy Arnold disappeared from her
home. l0S East Seventy street.
She left in the morning. presumably To-
80 shopping and never returned. Her
movements were traced up to about .
o'clock in the afternoon, but beyonl
that nothing could he learned
More than hundred clues were fol
lowed without result; the mystery has
never been cleared up despite the ef-
forts Of the best detectives In the
country. Her father, Francis r. Ar
mold, an importer. spent a fortune
searching for her.
At the time of her disappearanca
she was rs years old She was a
graduate OF BrYn Mawr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

SIS Escsut. plymouth. Nov. %
s. Dorhra. Bordeaux. Nov 2s
IS Honolulu. Bordeaux. Nov. -.
s. Jason, LONDON. Nov. %.
Sc American. Rotterdam. Nov. =.
S. Dondo. L. shon. Nov. 81.
- British Princess. Glasgow. Nov. =.
So Aspinet. Barbados, Dec. 4.
So FL Vale, Galveston. Dec. Z
IS Madison. Savannah. Dee, 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Fined for Failing 10 supply Heat.

Maud NJ. Hennion. 52l West lS0th
street. was fined 800 yesterday, with
the alternative Of ten days in Jail, for
falling to maintain heat at IS degrees
Fahrenheit In her apartment house.
Magistrate Healy imposed sentence
upon complaint of Sander Partegas OF
the Department Of Health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
DECREASE IN INFLUENZA,
40 New Cases and 81 81 rnro'
mOnia Reported NcstcrdnN'

Influenza and pncumonI '.'es re-
ported to the Health Department f''
terday showed "A decrcas" from Trey
day. A total OF 1919 now - ud. .N
cases and 4G pneumonia cases "f-
listed yesterday. with 50 death. .foI.
both.
New cases, by boroughs, v.'' d"
fpllpNya.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

Sc Caron's. LIVERPOOL Dec :.
IS Thcrmldor Livernoo'. Nov 81.
s. City Of Bcusrcs. G. asgnw. Dee. 1
- Olympic southampton. Dee. s
SIS Farnsum. Amsterdam Nov q.
- Aurenlen, GreenoCk Dec. :.
IS Nordland. London. Nov. %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

Sc Stockholm, Gothcnburg. Dec. /.
Ss la Lorraine. Bordeary, Dec ).
S TuCkahoc. Nantes, Dec. /.
- Cara, HavTn Nov. a.
$ Tdew1ter. Gibraltar. Nov. IS.
- Altamaha, Port Eads. Dec. s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
TRANsArLANNc rARcEL rosr NAN 8

Great Britain and Ireland--ClosH at 7:31
4. VI. Dec, "a, Sc. Empress OF britain
Frauce-Ciose at A. NJ. Dec. H. S. Chi.
cago
Italy-Close at 4. NJ. Dec. IT, SIS. San Gen.
naro.
Gibral'n~-C'ose' A. NJ. Dec. u. s.
NeuSr. and AZ A. NJ. Dee IL So Gcrno-o
Portugal and Azores lslands-SaiAngs IN.
certain.
Liberia, Norway. SSveden Denmark Eel.
gum, Netherlands. Greece, Germany Ans
trid and Hlnsary-servicc suspended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due TODAY

SIS Zacapa, ST. Nazaire Nov. q.
So Lancaster, Gibraltar, Nov. &C.
IS Clan Cumming. 81. Sazaire. Nov. q.
SIS Hawaiian, Gibrnlt ar. Nov. q.
IS Oregonian. Bordeaux. Nov "A.
SIS Times Rochefort Nov. y.
Ss purus, Para, Nov. q.
SIS Yosemite, St. Nazairc, Nov. e.
SIS City of Agra. Hull. Now "s.
IS Hanawha, Portsmouth. Nov. -.
IS Roa,h. Cardiff. Nov. %.
SIS Colon. Crist obal, Dec. ).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
LOCAL WEATHER REcoRps.
The temperature In this city YESTERDAY
as recorded by the official Thermometer
Is shown in tho Annexed ia HE.
EVENTS TO-DAY.

highest temperature, 81, at ! ~
Lowest temperature. IS at LIS a n
Average temperature. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

IS Crown Of Toledo. Forncy. Dec. I.
Sc S;ardard Arrow. Cardiff. Dec. /.
s. Teucer, Liverpool, Nov. 50.
- Wascaua, Cristobal. Dec. ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

,Cnnnccilns mails close at &: p. 0. and City
Ioll station al :3N 7. NJ daily.
Philippine Islands via san Fraudscol. Dec.
-. s. siberia MarU.
samoan Islands, Australia and New Zealand
tvia San Francisco. Dec. H. So Sonoma
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands New Yea.
land, and specially addressed mail 70. Austria.
Ia O!a San Francs"or. Dec 90. IS Mnara
Hawaii and Guam-This mail is Forwarded
80 the Pacific Coast daily for a. spatch 10
CcsiinAlon 10y the best opportunity
japan. Korea. China, siam. Cochin China
Straits Settlements and Netherlands East In,
dies This mail il Forwarded 90 the Parifi,
Coast daily for despatch to destination by
the bSst opportunity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Reasons for Their Release.

In suspending sentence Justice
Tompkins said /: was with the under
standing that Rosensteln was to hold
himself in readiness TO give the evil
dence he had and also that he might
be arrested. with or Without reason
at any time in the future and SEN
fenced on his plea Of guilty TO man.
slaughter. Rosonstein was brought
into the room under guard.
Justice Tompkins said the most i'm
portant thing WIS to obtain the con-
vict!on OF the men who had paid the
money to the gunner and that he had
decided after the trial OF Cohen that
Arichiello was not guilty to the de-
gree determined by the trial Jury and
had therefore granted a new trial. The
prisoner yesterday withdrew his plea
OF guilty to murder and pleaded guilty
TO attempted murder. He also was
freed on the understanding that he
hold himself at the disposal of the At
torney- General.
The trial OF Monroe L. Fisher
brother-inlaw OF Joseph Cohen, on
indictments charging conspiracy and
bribery was set by the court for Mon
day. January IS. Fisher IL charged
with Offering $1,000 to witnesses In
the trial OF Cohen to change their tes-
timony and make II favorable to the
condemned man in order to get a new
trial for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises.....7:i0AM Sun sets. ...t:p p NJ
Moon sets......l0 6 AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook. .s:i2 AN Gov. Island. $40 NJ
Hell Gate.....i;O6 AN
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook. C "a A NJ Gov. Island .oi2 NJ
He'll ate.....l057 A NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
ARR1vALs-wEpNEspAY. DEC. II.

ARRIVALS-WEDNESD DEO, II
IS Adriatic, Liverpool. Dec. 1.
So Ascanius. Liverpool Nov. ..
Hospital ship Mercy, Brest, Nov. ..
Sc Eastern sea, Bordeaux. Nov. 20.
SIS Calanares Bordeaux, Nov. =.
IS Tenadores. Nerdon, Nov. q.
IS w. A. Luckenbach, Marseiiles, Nov. Is.
IS Zamora, Liverpool.
SIS H. l.. Pratt. Plymouth. Nov. q.
SIS Rhesius. Liverpool, Nov. -.
Sc Gold Shell, Brest, Nov. %
SIS Guantanamo. Nantes. Nov. 10.
IS ANGLO. Amsterdam. Nov. -.
IS Margarita, Buenos Ayres, Oct. 8.
Sc Alicante, Havana. Nov. 8.
IS Mariners Harbor. Porto Rico, Dec. ..
Sc Crewe Huh. Cuba. Dec. ].
IS Alaskan. Norfolk, De-. 10.
SIS FL Mar. Galveston, Dec 8.
Motor schooner Asia. Baltimore, Dec. z.
SIS Freedom, Norfolk. Nov. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
2 GET FREEDOM IN
BAFF Staying CASE
Arichiello, Who Confessed to
: Crime, and Rosenstein Get
Suspended Sentences.
COURT SEEKS HIGHER UPS
Men Released Subject to Re-
arrest or Recall for Grand
Jury Testimony.

Giuseppe Arichiello, the left handed
gunman, who on two occasions is said
to have confessed to the murder of
Barnet Baff. Washington Market
poultry dealer, and Chicken Moe
Rosenstein. who. It is alleged, raised
his hat on the approach Of the victim
as a signal TO the gunman. left the
Criminal Courts Building late yester-
day afternoon practically free men.
Justice Arthur s. Tompkins OF
Nyack. sitting in the Supreme Court,
suspended sentence on both men on
the understanding that they will hold
themselves in readiness to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury empanelled last
July to inquire into the Baff murder
conspiracy and never discharged.
The jury will be reconvened by order
Of Justice Tompkins in a few days
to consider statements made BY Rosen-
stein, Arichiello and William Simon,
the latter under indictment for MUIR
der but at liberty on his own re-
cognizance by agreement with the At
torney-Generals department.
Friends Of both Rosenstein and
Arichiello met them shortly after their
release. Rosenstein remained in the
Criminal Courts Building until after
dark. Court officials said he feared to
leave in daylight as the higher ups"
in the murder conspiracy. whom he
is alleged to have named in return
for his freedom, made threats against
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS Mauritania, at southampton.
SIS Ausabie. at Bordeaux.
Sc Texan. at Bordeaux.
Ss Sixaoia, at Bordeaux.
SIS City Of York. at Liverpool.
SIS Elpenor. at London.
SIS II. +. Hoffding. at Rotterdam.
SIS Walter ID. Munson. at Brcst.
So United states, at Copenhagen.
IS Belluno. at Gibraltar.
IS Bran. at Rochefort
IS City of Birmingham. at Gibr altar.
IS Chatham, at Brest.
SIS Moccasin, at Brest.
SIS Reading. at Brest
SIS Alfred Hage. at Rotterdam.
SIS Heredla, at Quiberon.
IS Matoppe. at Beira
SIS Ruth. at Marseilles.
IS Saxo cine. at la Rochelle.
Motor ship Oregon. at Buenos AyTes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Indicted January. 1Ol7.

Rosenstein was arrested In Decem-
Der. 1915, charged with the murder
Of Baff which occurred November "a.
1914. He was indicted with others on
a homicide charge In January, 1917.
and pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
first degree, In June. 1917. Later he
appeared as a witness for, the At
torney- General at the trial OF Joseph
Cohen, who was convicted and is now
in the death house ct Sing Sing
awaiting execution.
Arichiello was arrested IN February,
1915. and confessed to having killed
Baff. He demonstrated how he used
the revolver by firing two shots. using
his left hand. He was convicted on
his own testimony in April, 1916, and
spent eighteen months in the Sing
Sing death house awaiting execution.
He was removed TO the Tomhs last
fall to await new trial. granted on
the evidence OF Antonio Cardinale,
turned over by the Italian Govern
ment to the United States to testify
at the trial of Joseph Cohen. Cardi-
male is now in the Tombs. He will
appear before the Grand Jury at the
pending investigation and later will
be returned to Italy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Artemis, from Christiauia.'
SIS Liberator. from Bordeaux.
SIS Ulysses, from Bordeaux
IS Olympic, from Liverpool.
SIS Shoshone, from Verdon.
IS Lake Huron, from Kirkcaldy.
So Otsego, from Verdon.
Ss Clan Kennedy. from Cardiff.
SIS Western Light, from Verdon.
SIS Queen Louise. from Oran.
Sc Sudbury from La Rochelle.
SIS Hoagland. from Gotnenburg.
SIS Morristown, from Pau.llac.
SIS Manchurian Prince. from Barry.
SIS Justin from Gibraltar.
SIS Rappahsnnock. from st. Eazaire.
SIS Buitenzorg, from ST. Nazaire.
SIS Celtic. from Liverpool
SIS City OF Oran. from London.
SIS Polshannon. from London.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-27
UTICA NEWS ITEMS.
UTICA CELEBRATES
PATRIOTIC DAY IN
LOYAL FASHION

Utica celebrated Liberty Day in a
true patriotic fashion yesterday Ey-
cry business house in the city closed
its doors early in the day and every
one in town turned out 10 celebrate.
A large street parade was held at >
O'Clock composed OF the citizens and
organizations of the town The High
School Cadets from the La Salle-peru
high school took part in this parade.
At the conclusion Of the parade a
public meeting was held at which a
very excellent patriotic address WIS
made by James f. Farrell. secretary
of the Ottawa Chamber Of Commerce.
A large crowd was on hand last ey-
ening for the patriotic meeting. An
address was made by AL +. Schoch
last evening.
In the afternoon every factory and
business house was closed and every
man. woman and child seemed to take
part In the festivities. An automobile
parade was an attractive feature in
the afternoon in which there were
about rs cars. Many of them were
beautifully and atractively decorated
All Of the school children, members of
The city council, the selected men.
numbering about 40, who will leave
tor the environments Monday. the high
school cadets from La Sale, the bust
hess and factory men were all In line
of march Following the parade a
program was carried out at Cafy's
hall. which was packed to its capac.
hy. Ottawas two exmayors, Al +.
Schoch and J. r. Farrell, were the
speakers OF the afternoon. Mayor
llannum Of Utica presided at the meet
ing and complimented the people Of
Utica for going over the ton
40 ) O'Clock the women Of the Red
Cross had prepared supper at the
Mystic Workers hall, which was espe.
cially appetizing. Nearly 400 plates
were served during the supper hour.
Following the supper the evening pa
trlotie program was carried out and
very interesting and mastery adj
dress was delivered by Al f. Schoch,
who also unveiled the service flag OF
the Mystic Workers of whom there
are many in Utica. Nh. Schoch's ad.
dress was most stirring and was
greeted with much applause by the
audience. Several musical selections
were rendered. A short talk on the
Liberty Loan and the great success
that had been attained at Utica was
made by Geo Reynolds. Mayor Han
num was in charge of the evening
meeting and gave some very timely
suggestions as well as a high com.
pliment 10 the people of Utica for
their loyalty in responding to Uncle
Sans call. The meeting closed fol
lowing a short talk by Secretary Far
rel OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-27
HOLLAND AS PEACE
BERL|N'SAI
IN MENACING Dutch
NEUTRAL DIPLOMATS CONVINCED
KAISER PLANS TO POSSESS
NETHERLANDS AS \ COMPRO-
MISE ARGUMENT.

r.,4.. An 80 .rs. c.r,,,.. b.
ih''''>-'' ~ ne TISSUE. ''' "'''7 ~
dispatch trom Ams'esdam. maue a
statement today to the effect than the
lirarsnc. tsfueen u,1rand and Ger.
.-,..,-.n.. ..... a..
'''
iae pU'tn iofe'En o'i'es I'd comm III d
ton OF ,Ee statement eaa.a De- op-
uined.
Washington Aptti = ma. Ger
many has deliberately imposed im-
possible terms on Holland Tor me
purpose or picking quarrel ana
oyeru'nuus the country and has Den
mark selected as the next victim IS
the belief here OF several nen raj
European diplomats.
Information rom taer capitals Is
d the elect mat Germany realizes
she can never break through ne
western front ana tAat sh' VIII 'oSe
what ground She nov hnlus "h'u
the American troops NOW on the way
% he irout reinforce TIE al,leu ar
mics
4 peace dii'e greater 'A"N an!
heretofore from germany 500" W. '
inrhSh evidence oil tue halst' 'os'
hope ana II rs pointed OUT ina WIN
Holland ana possibly l7fHinatK III Het
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-27
Dear Fnlks.


A cough that follows Ia grippe OF
any other cough that hangs on
from Winter to Spring wears down
the sufferer leaving him or her in a
weakened state unable 10 ward of
sickness and disease Jos Gillard,
lbs Fillmore St, Nashville, Tenn.
writes y was Suffering with a dry
hacking cough and a pain IN my chest.
but since taking Foley's Honey and
Tar have been relieved. Il soothes
heals and cures coughs, colds and
croup Good for whooping cough
For sale by W y. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-27
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished 10
the Free TraderJournal by w l.,
Einyre, member Of Chicago Board OF
Trade Moloney building phone 10il
Correspondent l.amson Bros Il Co,
Chicago
Corn open High Low Close.
May III, 127ia l27la l.27h 1272s
July ~. L52l2 l527S l4S3s l4s5s
Oats
May ~ S3A SS7s soh 81
July 49,. 745s 7l5s 10 731a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-27

4 rather dignlhed lady sot IL lite
shock the other afternoon. She called
~ lile house OF new Acquaintance
aud the little fellow who answered he
door said thai his mother was ON.
The digniiied lady look oul card
Ia leave and Ia doing So let the tissue
sheet tluler TO The ground. The boy
glanced at IL 'l'lease'm," be said.
'Fon dropped one of Your cigarette
papers '--i'oSlon Transcript.