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GERMAN PERFIDY.

4 FiE German people are getting bad start the.
"a exceedingly difficult path they must now pursue, Il
The utterances of the Berlin newspapers which IN The
war days used to be regarded as representing German
opinion, may be regarded as a criterion.
& hat the German people should feel that the treaty
Terms unjust TO them perhaps natural They had
half century of the worst kind of moral training behind
Them and they have suffered much But other people have
emerged rom quite severe, have bowed to what
they considered unjust term, and vowed that they would
reeabsh themselves in the society of nations and again
measure swords with their victorious foes without the
same tune feeling that they meant to break faith if they
could The Berlin newspapers brazeny declare that tn.
treaty another scrap of paper and that they do not
intend to comply with any of the provisions that they are
not compelled to. 1t is situation fraueht with difficulties
This is the position of the educated German it must be
Remembered Berlin may be the hands of the radicals
but the voice OF the newspapers when they express such
Sentiments the of the inteectuals and of the great
conservative class They are the people who made the war
they made because they believed the milarists who
taught them that this war would be the most profitable the
Germans fought. They lost their great gamble and
they are proving bad losers.
II the German shares this opinion there is going
to be great deal of trouble But it will be trouble which
will react with most disastrous consequences upon the Ger
man people Their Way out lays through good faith
renting industry of the right kind and desire to reas-
la5Ish themselves IN the good opinion Of the world
In short II the German people expect again attain the
same importance world affairs that they had prior to the
opening of the war heymust follow the course laid down
for the people of the Confederacy by General Robert
Lee when the suggestion made TO him that the mill
s forces Of the south be broken up into guerrilla bands
with the object of making the conquest of the south mpos-
sble Lees reply to that proposition of the most
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RUFF STUFF
There are a few more hours left.

There are few more hours left.
But that holds no@interest for the
guys who are not already on their
way across the state line.
While We are about reforming
tbipgH, why not take slant at the
boardwalk that runs along the Butcher
school.
Be good sport and send a dollar to
Deason Engle for t1iss fund to equip the
city With bathing beach.
Woodrow saysahe win act on the
booze question as soon as demobiiiza-
ton is complete.
me dry crowd wall, now have to
quit Yelling for the speedy return OF
the troops
And the guys who have been ,fisur-
ing on help from the white house had
better take q lock At the calendar.
Between the time that million men
gets home and the 18th of next Janu-
ary there IL q darned narrow margin.
Unless something happens.
Not an automobile accident nor a
drowning on the most perfect June
Sunday this vicinity had IN agesi
This town mist be getting close to
The line Of civilizations
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His throat was longer than that of the
giraffe which is found on earth. A
gosslplng woman we found who pos
sessed thirteen heads. and when she
was not conversing with her nelgnbor
she carried on an extremely animated
conversation with herself. A clog
dancer was pointed out to Us who
possessed more feet than a centtpede
and many small boys we noticed bad
large horny substances growing just
south of their coat tails.
In the midst OF such wonders was
moved to philosophise upon whether
this curious condition was brought
about through the extraordinary de-
velepment Of those faculties most used
or whether their pleasures and habits
were formed as result of their ex-
traordniary development. Another YER
sion Of which was first, the hen or
the egg, as It were.
(Tomorrow shall disclose more.)
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exalted uterance Of soldier and every patriotic Amer-
now take solemn pride in IL He said: You
must remember that Christian people For us as
Christian people there now but one course to pursue
We must accept the situation; these men must go home and
plant crops and we must proceed to build up our country
on a new basis.
the German people capable Of sraspins the idea
OF building UP their country upon new ba.i, they may
again become great If they cannot rise to that plane if they
going to pursue the of bad faith that makes
their history during the past three decades one of the mos,
amazing in all history, there not the least hope for them
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MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 80, 1919.
THE AMERICAN'S CREED

believe N the United States Of america as govern
ent Of The people BY The people, for The people, whose
Just p0pers are derived from The consent of the soperned
democracy republic, sovereign Nation of many
'ovsrsgn Siates perfect Union. and rsepadSle.
estabhsd upon those PRINCIPLES of freedom equality jus
ice. and humanity for phch american patriots sacrificed
their lives and fortunes therefore believe il is my duty
10 my country 10 love IL 10 support its Constitution; 10
obey is laDs; 10 reeee its flag; and 10 defend against
al enen1ics
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However, no account has been taken
of the sunburn on the arms and other
things-of the lasstes who found the
water too cold and went bathing on
the beaches.
Their necessities appreciably lower
ed the visible supply Of lotions this
morning -.
All the, brethren will now join in
thst good old song
Mother little drink wont do US
any HARM
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Former Chancellor Won Bethman Hollweg formally
asks the allies to place him of the former
kaiser This devotion the old order is touching but
Holweg ought not to be permitted to thus assume
sponsbility for the He is the statesman whose
reference to the treaty guaranteeing Belgian national
integrity made the expression "a scrap of paper fam
GUS In the old days Hollweg was one of the most inn
pressive statesmen in Europe Mentally considered he
is great man. AS goat he will not do
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the bank.
All Hands on Deck!
THE Larry OF AN AMAZING
ADVENTURE
AMAzINe
By Prot. |. Lyly kcll.

June 80, Soo0-Yesterday being Sun
day $3.50 and had splendid opportu-
nifty to look about Saturn and see
something of the strange creatures
with which it is inhabited. Early IN
the day we discovered that the people
of Saturn. are Of thousand different
forms. each person being endowed with
extra facilities for doing those things
which 1t fancies most. We met a man
who it developed was inordinately
fond of certain liquor to be had there
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YOUR Next

stCrase sBettaFy should Be a Presto
Lite. There Is a,corrsct size for every
make and tpodss Of car. Az the off.
cal IN Etc : Service. Station A.
'this IitoT5 W Wi b eIndstos extend
yUuI erepYk oou1teay. pS0aaol ranom-
Der thitsi The 5prsst Q -Lit0siSe Z; oidaSt
service ito .aitomnl y ounol1i tnkAmorl
ice South SIDE GsrFice Station, ith
st. and walnut Ayoy-lkdys
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President Wilson is now on his way home. The
actual result of his six months work in Paris the
ent generation will live long enough to know The
practical results be delayed long beyond his
fancy, but it is poor American who does not believe
that the world has been benefited by his long absence
in Europe
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Miss. Nola Keister who had been
the guest of friends Suf relatives mere
for the past week returned yes.rday tos
her home at Weston.
DON'T YOU MISS

The pleasure you might enjoy by be-
ing the owner OF an Eastman Kodak
II you are on vacation afloat Or
ashore-eyery where you 10, you find
something you would liko to remem
Der. Would not photograph fiii the
bill? We have many different styles.
Let US show you how etsily they are
operated. A. G. Martin Company
Adv.
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The economic blockade against Germany will not be
raised until the treaty is ratified according to official
dispatches. That is the beginning the disillusion
ment of the people of Germany They began the war
for commercial purpose they carried it on in way
which challenges their claim to be civilized and now
they make good before they are received into the
society of nations.
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Exes Rlahtl

Eyes Right
Mayor Bowen, while a resident Of
Missouri, took aAhmting trip with a
number Of friends into the Rocky
mountains. Among other game
found was mountaip goat ana the May.
or was very Interested IN observing
their habits and particularly their re-
markable agility. Mentioning this the
other day Mr.. Bowen grew reminiscent
and told how the playful goats dive
head foremost from great heights and
land on their horns, which being cury-
ed, make splendid shock absorbers.
"But that is not nearly so remarka-
BILE as the feat once saw mountain
goat perform interrupted Ira Smith.
who with the Bard composed the May.
or's audience. "one time when visit
ing the Yellowstone" continued Ira, AZ
was at the bottom OF the canyon and
CHANGED to look up Just as a full
grown mountain goat leaped from the
top. Here Ira hesitated.
But what happened?" asked the
Mayor. u
why, when he was about half way
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-30

According to the dispatches from Washington action
the prohibition bills will go over until after the
Fourth of July recess 1t would be hard to find more
unmportant in which large number of the people
interested. Congress has again manuvered itself
into the position where attention Of the whole nation
is concentrated upon the executive.
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Gas Alerse.

Gas Alerte!
Dim towers of strange shapes loom
about me,
There's soft whispering rustic OF
palms,
A maiden whose form is vsiled quaint
ly
'Glides past me-a beggar asks aims
The air is sensously perfumed,
The soft notes of fuel forget
Thatsthe whole thing is only smoke
dream
Inspired by this Turkish cigarette.
All ciearl
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down he saw me and turned around
and went back" Ira declared,
'FRONT.'

When a young lady tells a gentle
man she would be delighted to have
him call, 1t is inferred that the caa
is also to be made on the florists, the
confectioner, the jeweler. the ticket
e"r'r.- he automobile salesman and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Dance OF Fair
mont avenue have gone to Mt. Pleas
ant, Ohio, where they will spend two
weeks with relatives.
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Squads RIshtl

Squads Right
How to get to Heaven
Pick a fight with Jess Willard
Fall Off the top of the Watson build-
ing.
Try to get hair tonic bun.
Flirt with B. & o. engine.
Try Christian Science on mad bull.
Imagine you're the Valley Gem and
launch yourself from the river bridge.
Take ride with Bobby Hood.
Stand in front OF the court house
and yell "hurrah for the Bolsheviki."
Read this scolumn aloud to the folks
at home.
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Present Armsi

Present Armsi
The Girl IN the Office says her faith
er. says general aridity is coming
to this country July first, and she hop
es she'll get o chance to see him for
the only other French general she
ever saw was Papa Joffre.
Ground ArmsI
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Squads Right Aboutl'-

The old fashioned girl who used to
say Father can have nickle to put
IN the collection plate" now has a
daughter who says PA come across
with two bits for a box of Mfios.n
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II it is true, as they say, that one
and one makes two. how can one and
one make one,t5with six to carry?
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TRUTHS AND
TRAVESTIES
BY tn Bard.

'Tensun!
When casting about for something
light to read during these hot sum.
mer days II is highly improbable that
your selection win fall on a volume
OF essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
That you have read this bit from his
Spiritual Laws" in that volume at
rome, Is also improbable.
"A man." says friend Emerson, ("
passes for that he is worth. Very
idle is all curiosity concerning other
peoples estimates Of US, and idle is
all fear of remaining unknown. If a
man know that he can do anything,
that he can do 1t better than any one
else. he has pledge OF the acknowl-
edsement OF that fact by all persons.
The world IS full OF Judgment days and
into every assembly hall that a man
enters. in every action he attempts he
is guaged and stamped"
Parade Rest
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The latest wall against Prohibition
Is from the man whose wife always
kissed him at the door to tell II he
had been drinking. He says his wife
will never kiss him again!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
DR., FELIX NEWMAN
IS OlJT ON BOND

nr. Folk r. Newman. former local
physician. arrested At l;lkins by federal
authorities on tho charge Of violating the
HARRISON narcotic act. Will bf given a
preliminary hearing at Elkins. hcfor, l..
: Commissioner Cohcrly. He will not
bc taken IN tho Fafrmont jail. but Will
in all probability so the Elkins jail. un-
less he can furnish tho bond 10 BE- f!N"d
after tho hearing. Newman Will hC
tried at tho Martinsburg term of federal
court.
II has developed that Detective Ed
ward Minard. OF tn" city police force
aided tho government officers very ma
icrIally IN uncarthlni; tho shipments OF
drugs. alleged Ia have bon sent by cX-
press to this city. by DR.. Newman. The
doctors mothcr-in-law is alleged H.
have received thu shipments.
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MOTORCYCLE AND
AUTO COLLIDE
At GLENDALE
Chalmer Calvert and Harry King, OF
Moundsville, Are Painfully
injured.

Chalmcr calvert and Harry King.
Mnundsvillc boys. wcr" painfully but not
seriously hurt when the motorcycle and
sidcrar which they were riding collided
with tho automobile owned by Charles a.
Showacrc. a prominent MoundsrIlle at
torncy. at Glendale. yesterday afternoon
Calvert, who was driving IN" motor
ryclc. was able Ia return TO his nome
IN MoundsvIllc after having his injuries
treated at tho Reynolds Memorial nos
initial at Glendale King, who was rldins
with Calvert. is sr,ll in tn" hospital Out
will bc able To go homo in day or
TWO, an attendant at the hospital SAID
last evening. 49,.
Mr., Showacrc. il is said. was backing
his automobile out of an alley oh'G
Wheeling avcnuc. tho main thorouGhlar'
,hroueh Glendale. when tho motorcycles
and sIdecar came up and the COLLISION
occurred Roth machines were sonnc-
what damaged III tho crash.
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MARTINS FERRY v OMAN BELIEVES
RIVER VICTIM IS HER HUSBAND
WIFE OF SYLVESTER DARRAH RE-
PORTS HIM MISSING SINCE
Tuesday Morning.
Relatives of Missing Moundsvnle Glass
worker inquire For More Complete
Description of Suicide.

Mrs Hazel Dnrrnh, Of Martins Ferry.
C.arf that h.r husband. Sylvester Oar
,,b * In. ,,,,lrr a. the drowning which
occurred II, TN. OHIO rivrr at the Wheel
ru. Wall rln.,,r rnmpauy's plant on
Thursday. r\.nlrc Tho drowning VIC
Tin, w,l..1 off = barge INTO III" river,
evidently with tn. intention uf COM
,,Ir,,rr ,y,,,I,. The. body has not been
rccny,r.j narr,h has been missing
from, I.s mann. ~ Martins Ferry since
rurs,l,, o,rn,u-
Tn.. r,s~,rr Martins l'crrian is de-
s,r.h.1 -. h.,,I, ~ Years of age. 5 feet.
i ln,.!,.> tail. w.arhs l4o pounds with
,.tu.. ,,,. and sandy hair When h" DIS
npp."r, rr"n homo h, was dressed IN n
n,n.. .,nr # ,.lo,a.s. Th" man who
walked utr tn" river Thursday evening
were a hlu, SUIT. hU, MS barrhcad"d.
ar,,Id,a. To- Edward Aaron. Il Warw""d
v,u Ms IN. only eye witness to the
,!ruvn,rr. ], has h,,n reported. hut not
confirmed that tn, drowning victim
cam. t. Tic Ton Nal ON II street car
from W,UShuig. prrrth has Il sister
LIVING at W,uSmrE. tN' only near rcla-
lIy,. IN his lrrnIi'y cNc'Ii his wife.
Darr1h IS sand u hay" shown Signs or
h,1ng mentally unbalanced for some
Ny.,,Hs. ON Tuesday. according 10 ms
wrfrs story. Da,rah lott his work and
returned |, his home at Gil South Sec
uud street. Martins Ferry. and told Mrs.
I,rr-:,h that H." had Grnwn all his money.
lie threatened Iiitlr Later. according -
Mis-. pHrrnh. t. "ud his l!" with razor
md left Tho h"us, with the razor IN his
hands
He has not returned. Net hearing
from MN. Mrs. Harrnh presumed mat
h" had gone t. W"llShurG To VISIT MS
SISTER. Inquiry al ia" pIac" whcr" OAR
rnh worked Il, N"l"p"l the iaCt mat ne
hnd NOT drawn hlS money, hut his en-
rluycrS remarked that h" had been act
ing strangely.
After learning oc tn" drowning in
North Whc"hu&. Mrs. parrah told an
lni.ilr-cnc-r reporter that she believed
thu, crowned man WAS her missing huS-
, haud ana That Shr VIII appr"riat" any
: affirmation cone, rniug her husbands
whereabouts. or tn" finding OF ms pouF
# It WIS h, who drowned himself.
Sylvester Irnrrah formerly resided ut
| WcllShurg. II" moved /" Martins Ferry
i,b .'Ut s,N years nE" II" has h""p mar
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The RIVER

Tho river at the local wharf remains
at four feet and stationary. owing 10
tho boar traps at MCMechcn. which arc
still out Of condition heinG open. the
crew Of darn - is working on them
and expect TO have them in good
shape soon.
Tho Liberty left for Parkcrsburg at
noon yesterday.
Tn" General PcrshinE arrived twelve
hours late and left at . o'clock last
.vcnlnE for Pittsburgh
The Helen f.. arrived ut 5 o'clock
from Now Matamoras. last evening ana
Will 20 down today at 80 a. m.
The General Wood will leave FOR
Pittsburgh at I o'clock this morning.
running from Cincinnati two days be-
hind schedule.
Tho General Pershing Will arrive TO-
night At IL o'clock and depart at l
O'Clock A m. for Parkcrsburg.
Tho General Crowder will he in Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. leaving I'M
mcdlately for Pittsburgh.
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INSPECTING DIARIES

DR.. John F. Marschncr. city health
commissioner. and Or. L. y. Refer. city
veterinarian. arc spending considerable
time inspecting diaries that furnish milk
To Wheeling. Two dairics have been or
dcrcd To stop shipments to Wheeling. be-
Caus" of IN" unsantary condition OF
their stables and plants. Others Will be
suspended If they do not clean up. The
Inspection of stables and the testing OF
herds by the veterinarian is tn" greatest
safeguard the milk supply of the city
can have.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
CHAPLIN IS HOTEL
MAN OF ALL WORK

CNarl'o .Chqplin in ';SunnySde.' his
third million dollar comedy for First
National Exhibitors circuit, which will
be seen NJ the Liberty theatre all next
week is man Of all work TO n farmer
who keeps tho Evergreen" hotel. So
called because there is generous
growth of grass in lts lobby. Charlie
hns many adventures and love affa.r
with Il pretty country girl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
COUNTY COURT
Administrators Appointed.

W p. Gorby. administrator Of the
estate OF Homer J. Whitman, deceased
Bond, $500. Appraisers. Jerome Sals'
bury, Benz. Anderson. Roy Hi.
Allison j., and Louis w. DICK. adr'ih-
isrators Of the estate of ka'h"r"ihi
Caroline Dick. deceased. Bond. Si''"'''
B. F. Perkins, surety Appraisers W.
w. Irwin, J. Lee Wood, T. NJ. Jackson
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Charles ". Jackson.

Dollar Savings and Trust company
administ rator Of the estate Of Adclald'
Dillon. deceased. Bond. $4,000. APP
praiscrs, +. p Mcneil. D. c. List Jr-
PEBBLES Tatum.
J. \. Campbell. administrator or the
estate Of Matthew \. Campbell dcceaS-
cd. Bond 500. John J. Comm, surety
Executors Qualified.
Irving RoScuhajn qualified as eXecu-
tor OF the will Of G. ROscnhaln. deco s.
cd. Bond. S5n.n Appraisers, o..
Ensheimcr Chas. SchlS'inGer Ralph
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Kfna

Kline.
Dollar Savings and Trust Company,
qualified as executor fthc VIII If
John n. Scott, deceased. Bond, S3uru"
Appraisers, Georgia Baron, Pctbi"S
Tatum. Henry o. Hazlctt.
Deeds Filed For Record.
Charles II. klapprott to Dora klan
profit, deed dated July IA. 1912, Tor lot
IN Steenrod place.
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Deeds Filed For Record.

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The Inte!!iGencer Want Ada
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HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest Tn Local feopis
About Wheeling Folks, Socieues
and Organizations.

Tho city Of Wheeling has thirteen
wagons for sale Acting upon lnstruc-
lions from city Manager Ephlin. Lafay-
cite Grancr. the managers chief cirrk'
has found that number Of vehicles which
arc no longer Of use To tho city. IheSe
will be collected Monday on the old gas
works lot and offered for sale. The
vehicles include eight garbage dump
wagons and the old horse drawn patrol
wagon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Yesterday was tho last day on which
applications could be hlcd for natural
izaiiun To he heard in United States
court here on October 90. William Nc
Evan, an cxprcssman. filed the last pcu.
ton. He is 81 years old. n native OF
Castle Douglas. Scotland. and came TO
AmCrira in 1907
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Tho repair crew from tho city water
works last evening completed repairs I"
the big 20 inch water main Just anoVe
tho TOP Mill. The leaks, three in num-
her. were caulkcd and loaded without
shutting down IN" pLmpS. The leaking
main carries the highest pressure of any
water main in tn" city. the entire now
from the big pumps AT Slacktown pass
ing through III" line 10 the reservoir.
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Paul Allen Beginner former orGanist
Of 81. Matthew's l.. L. church. has been
discharged from the military service and
will return Ia his duties here soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

A leak has developed in the 30 inch
pressure main at tho city rescrN OR. Re-
pairs were started yesterday morning.
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Sergeant Barry Hanlcy. son Of Mr..and
Mrs. James T. Hanlcy. reached Newport
News. Va. yesterday from overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Sergeant J.. T.. SamuclSon in charge OF
tho local Marine recruiting station
leaves soon for Pittsburgh. H" will be
succeeded by Sergeant Raymond +.
smith. Sergeant Cornish will remain
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

Tho local high school summer course
has closed. Three hundred pupils par
uCipalcd.
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Tuesday next in Squire Dobbs court
n IhrCC-COrncrcd claim on horse will
be aired The horse il claimed by
GnnLanurl AnaguSlopoluS. Louis Skulos
and John IanaS. all Crooks.
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"BQndeaux'

The little accessory with the topess corsets and
doing away with the necessity of the bulky Corset Cover
Four distinct styles and models Of All Lace-Lace
with Ribbon, Brocade Coutil and Brocade Batlste-a
dainty piece of lingerie
$500 Each