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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-01
DEATHS


. 1f Mercy Church 70 a. m. Int. New cathe-
band bar i, 81 May 6T.Isy tPse MsssiFs, % hass and
tIves AND friends invited % funssI f Mon.. ae'a
flsaSf rsaSeS s. DsI2S 4Scms. MorIS Isus..
ndNEs 81 q. Efsw Vi wa'9as q sdsn
yenenss ossllg"F of fam,iS Services and int " con
s s,.2 9wsD fSnsTs S%eR SMssvf Mds s nd friends iii;
RrsndEwne Bra nS... ebnro, st. Solemn requiem mas.
Ell ;STy;Ss S%i !fysJ son .,
MfFs ss and ss s'5T's sals% sssr aa aFsivsf |a s
AGATHA. Church; L. o. o. M No. 81;
+ "a fsnHi' fsnsPs Msn Msasi d. !. 10 1fs
SsstSs. Shy5ss p a. ne ''s iHs, Hoy %f'' cres, s.
J.. July IS CHHRLEs r., husband ssn of'Y 81 Helen IN
Rsynsr ,a.H Relatives t and friends invited to
REYNoLDs. july. 90 1919. JOHN. hu-.
and son n, of Anna and the late, Terence. Rey.
S'::s Ss'S G H,s,s S.as, 8 5.i.. sSsss"sEt
!; osq sqS%5 issy Ms;'Sf hss%s% Il the esaSsS @
srqS Is SRASS
n'sa S;Ss, sss
hISTGT's Int jny HG,y Sro'e oSSovErA Gs
Mon 1so anu Aa%i"oT st. to teots eR'sa .nd
Fnf Church Bh1 M R'qHsn Tnt HGg s's s.ps ST
ohEs Gsn AnG yu?sTa gs a. 1905 s,,,,t.
Ha: G:y ss'g'sp Sossy ''Sty' %sts s:s
eoTs % oVef H. fP sSq Rds sso sef ehsssnSe
GhurSS e TSS%S hs'"' Int 30I New esas
oFst FsstcAGtEE Suddenly. Jul, al, AMELIA.
!nes 6s s|opei aged assd g; EsistISyss yes ana friends
fifssn'f OF 's int HsidsF c.% sao
rFS{!ff FsSc{!fHfMAEIEf@JuIy 90 PHILIP. husband of
5ss 'Sss r. .Sitsa A.. Ss'
tss% Ff!:aSs "R$ ss'! S@' s:y %
a@d Tesdencs % ReeanPo N j.. Sat. 1o:so a. 'Ir' m.
sea2sd IL EffPHF1sK IsF Simpson 81
NEE serfass!, and son q E.iisabsth and re
n.o asnGS a@pyss ehn aPs Co
Ellis Camp No. ,n.a5Y o and Enspssrs 81;
| Cottage ST.. Frankford. p. m. Int. Ne
Moriah Gem: Remains may be viewed Fri.
sMffTH.-July 80. JOSEPH X. husband
OF Alice Smith .tnee Parkerl. ana son OF
| late Michael and Bridget Smith. Relatives
and friends. employees VIM. Cramp Son
! S. and f. b. Co: INVITED to funeral. Mon.
mass Church OF Nativity 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Gem. Auto service; .
south road. Gladwyn. Pa. Due notice of
! funeral will be given
! late Alexander and Susan wark tnee Ken.
nedy), Relatives and friends, HOLY. Name
| Of Darby. invited to funeral Sat-. $3.50
a. my 1927 $, Hobson st. testh and Wood.
ST. Clements Church 10 a. m. Int. private
Int CathedTa Gem Cen. auto service ,c,.
ZANE daughter OF late Jacob S. and MARY
Zane. Relatives and friends invited to ~.
residencc, 1914 Morris st. Int private. West
! Laurel Hill Gem.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Aug, 1.--BUTTER--Receipt
1854 tubs. Market firm and UNCHANGED.
Hrh scoring 59 n56h c: extras, hat1 c. in
side: tirsss !538S9G: seconds. ~ @o2's oi
EGGS-Rcccipts. 23,47S cases. MarlLct ir
regular. Fresh-gathered extras. 80 DOC
stora sc pa ckcd extra firsts, iiis q 5aC: stor-
q sc packed ftsts 47i7 a. soc; gathered extra
1rsts ~ q 62c; dirtiCs, No. I 3p1 inC; NO; =
30 a 3Sr' cheeks 3idC3Bc: checks and under
grade 20 q 33c! frsts ~ "a SOC: seconds. ~ q
SEC; state and nearby hcrnery whites, tW
roc gathered whites, 5O4 0Sc: western
whites 4smF0c; Pacific coast, ~ mnSci
western and southern gathered whites anm
h6c; state and nearby hcnnory browns 9SW
62c gathered browns and mixed coors. 53m
SIC: fair to nrimc. - SAC.
CHEESE--Recelpts. 1877 ooxes., Market
run 31h n 32h G; fiat current make. whites
average run. 31i5 @32h c; colored sbSciais'
32h a 33l, c. white specials. 3@tH m33A c.
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Parigi. 81 luglio--l giornali franccst,
mel nuovo oricntamcnto della loro po-
Utica in favorc dcll'ltalin. muovono
asrrc criticize ag'i attCgginmcnti cd
allopCra del prcsidrntc Wilson.
II giornalc LA ratrir" pubblica nm
articolo mel uualc rilcva che lc potent
organizzazioni americana hanno gia in
vase con Ia loro pcnotraziouc CONNER
cialc In .lugoSlavia. Ingcnti Quantta' di
rifornimcnti mercantile in Grnrrp Sono
state sbarcatr Fiumc cd n Salonicco.
nor csscrc iuvatc nCll'intcrno della
Jugoeavin. clio srmhru giustitirarC lc
afTcrmnaioni del gioruai italiani. quail
ritcngnno che gil Stati l'niti vogliono
aSscgnarr Fiumo ALA IugoslaviH princi
palrcuto prr loro Interest," particolari.
In una paroln il porto di FiunC in
mnno del iugoslav. che non hanno
marina ne mc22i tinanziari per con
troIInrlo. i traSformcrcbbo furimcntc in
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ls.5o9Isj feeder steers. s7.5o@l2; stocker
steers, s7MIO.
SHEEP--Receipts, 1000 head Steady.
Lambs. ~ pounds down, SAC 1910; culs
and common. 5000; yearlings wethers. $40
oil; ewes, medium md choice, SIS. 80 a y;
culls and common, s3m8.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug 1-HOGS-Re.
ceipts. 5000 head. Uneven. Bulk S2a. gOd
23 heayies. s23 m23. 10: mediums, s22, 10 n
$40. lights, So. 81 a. %; light lights S22 a
22Ln, packing sows. s2l so q 22.75: pigs
'%SXTfiLLE-Rcceipts. 1900 head. Weak
Heavy beef steers. choice and prime sl8. 80
90; medium and good. 13.25d16. "a
and choice, s14. % @ IL. 30; common and me.
dun D@i4 hntGhsr che cattle, heifers. SO. 81
tI.h terIs: so@gi y. Seal salyes, iIsht and handy
1a %: stocker steers. So. q ii. so.
SHEEPf;n,Riseccei,pa,s;, isc 1900 head. Steady.
mon. ss@12; yearling wethers. s06D1i rs
ewes. s5i50 $3.50 ewes. culs and common
81 -; breeding owes, s0.50M15; feeder
lambs. Sl275@14.50.
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Refined Sugar UNCHANGED

New York. Aug. 1.-The refined
sugar conditions are unchanged. virtu-
ally all local refiners being withdrawn
from the market. Prices are unchanged
at Dc, less per cent for cash for fine
granulatcd. Raws are unchanged at
7.2Sc for 96 degree centrifugals. The
United States equalization board made
no purchases yesterday.
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che la propaganda socialista cattolica
non ebbe nulla vedere con, In disfatta
di Caporctto che gil unici responsible
sono il Cadornn ed gCneral da lui pro
tctti.
B'Avanti accuse il Cadorna di aver
approvato In fuciazionc di moltissimi
soldati.
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London Metal Market

New York. Aug. Gable ndyiccs received
at the New York Metal Exchange quoted
pricrs In London as follows: Tin--Spot,
fa3i. an advance. OF "a; ,tutures ts6a .
gidn Of Fl los; futures aid straits. t2iI
an upturn OF e.; SAILS. spot. 100 tons
futures. 375 tons. STANDARD c3ppoSr-Sppos'
1000 tons Lead-Spot. f2i los. gain
Of los futures t25. up 0s, SpelterHSpo,'
f4l IS an advance Of rs; futures. iii los
an upturn Of los.
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OpERATORs, experIenced. colored, on sow-
inE machines; straisht scanning; bsst
the Flock MfE. CO.. 5a3 Market q,
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VEGETABLES

The general market ruled steady unde r
moderate offerings and fair demand for
desirable stock. Quota tions: White potatoes.
Eastern shore Virginia. per bbl-No. !.
s46s; NJ. > s'@275 White potatoes,
Jersey. per haskot-No. !. s1M1.15; lowe =
per- $751; s1mI5o. onions' Ncw jersey. '1'S; per-
basket 1880 La; do. New jersey per
bushcl hamper. 81. - T2.50
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FRESH FRUITS

Fresh fruits were generally steady. with
a fair demand We quote: Apples, per
ba sltct. 4OC "a 81. 25 canta loupcs western. per
crate, $3.50 a $50; do. Delaware and Mary
land; per crate: SlG2,7h;, watermelons,
quart, 16doO peaches. Georgia per era
$l.5o@4: huckIeberrIes per quart, 12@20c;
raspberriCs rcd per pint SG l5c; lemons.
per box S2.40m4.90, oranges. California,
per box, $3@6.4O.
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PROVISIONS

!, The market ruled firm with fair job.
hing demand for most descriptions. and some
kinds were slightly higher The quota Ions
follow; - Beef in sets. smoked and air:
dried. Doc; knuCkles and tenders. smoked
and air-dried 55c pork family. SIC: hams.
5. =. cured, loose 30 Sic. do. skinned,
boiled boneless. 66c: picnic shoulders. s.
p. cured. loose. 2sIac c: do. smoked. 29h G
bellies in pickle; loose. Soc; breakfast ba-
con. i3C; lard. &c.
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Roma, ngosto--l na Simultnncn
campagna contro il Generate Cadorna.
gia comandantc dcllc Armatc ltulianc
all fronte di battaglia. q stata inzinta
dai giornali LA Stampa di Torino.
organo del partito dcllOn. Gio'itti. 9
dal giornalc L "Avunti." organn del
partito del socialist uticiali.
| due giornali ccrcano di dimostrarC
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bisogna che non 81 cullino nellie illusioni
della vittoria. n non desideriamo
un' altra guerra, ma dovremo essere
pronti Sc cssa dovcssc venirc."
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\ Young Men and BOYS
WAYNE, IA
ST. LUKES SCHOOL

Main Line =. X. r. WAYNE. PA.
Prepares for college or business Develops
q spirt of gentlemHnly honor and fair play.
Located in open healthful country and
known for its success in molding the churaC-
ter and mental attitude OF its boys swim
ming pool. gymnasium and large athletic
Geld. Bnoklpt on request
CHtRIFS HESRY STROrT. VI A.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Aug. |. - HOGS--ReCCipts aO0C
head Market lower. TOP s23. 40; hoaVS
weight $21 80 q @3. 10; medium weight. s2i *
M23. 20 light weight. $21 20 a 23. Is; light
lights, s2O.75m2". 4o heavy packing sows
smooth. $50. 71@2 40: packing sows. rough
$40. 500 20. 80 pigs. sl9. 80 a COTS
CATTLE--Recepts. 1000 head Market
weak Eecf steers. medium and heavy
medium and good sra 1850: COMMON, ' 81,
@12: light weight. good and choice. s13. 80 70
l7.2i; common and medium. 50. 500 49, 90
613.5O: Gamers and cutters. s5.75d16 Is
veal ca Ives. light and handy weight. s186i7
feeder steers sSTl3 80: stocker steers ST q
IL western range steers. 500 10; COWS ant
heifers. s7.25 a 1275
SHEEP-ReCcirts. 1000 head. Market firm
Lambs 50 pounds down. s1361G.75; com
mon and medium. sS@12 so; yearling weth
ers. 500 ESQ; ewes. medium, good anc
choice. s7@9; Culls and common. $2.75 q Q. so
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the market ruled firm under a fair demand
9ouioptations: Soip Solid.packed creamery extras.
5bt2 c. higher scoring goods. 5Ti2 a 50h C. the
later for iohhing sales: extra frsts. 55ta c;
hrsts: h2h 9h4hc: seconds. 5om52c; sweet
fair TO good 53,5 q 57ia c; fancy brands Of
prints, jobbins at G2@6ic. fair to choice.
EHGS--Finc fresh stock was scarce and
hrn. hut the market was literally supplied
with medi and poor eggs. which were dull
ana weak. Quotations Free cases, nea rby,
slh'6o per crate: current receipts. s15; west.
ern extra hrsts 1890 per case; hrsts. SIS
Eearby and western seconds. $40. SOM12. go
dozen.
CHEESE-The market ruled firm. with
demand absorbing the limited offerings. Quo.
iations were as follows: New York and
Wisconsin whole milk; fats. current make
and Wisconsin. whole milk fats. current
make, fair to good ~ n 33C; fancy goods
were jobbins at 34la a 35HC
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LEGAL ADvERTIsENIENTs
LOST AND FOUND

BEADS-Lost on Saturday night. a string
of pearl beads with platinum clasp In
Regent Theatre or going to Market street
ferry. Liberal reward II returned to Mrs.
J. g. Lorigan, Robeson Apis. I'd and
Penn ats. Camden. n. J.
BULLDOG-Lost. English bulldog: strayed
from Rittenhouse Hotel. a2d and Chest
NUT: white Win brown spots; weighs about
reward il returned before 10 a. m.
sUITCA ASE Lost. in front of Bellevue.
1O55 p M. one lot of jewelry in a black
dress suit case. Liberal reward and no ames.
Co. Juniper and Chestnut SITS.
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
4 College of Music y
Thaddeus Rich, Mus. Doc, Dean

Thaddeus Rich, Alfred Lurcnz.
Violin
Lewis J. Howell,
Gertrude Hayden Fcrnlcy Voice
William Sylvano Thunder, Philip
Goepp, Emil +. Ulrich.
Piano, Theory and Organ
Frank A. Nicoletta. .......... Harp
Gardell Simons. ........T Trumpet
Rudolph Engel l..............Co .Cornct
Carl Tschopp,
Guitar, Mandolin. Banjo
And Competent Assistants
All Branches of Music Taught
FuU details in C0fdiog rae
Phone. Diamond Gal. can at the
College of Music. ?:i :. iith ST., Phila.
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LASELL SEMINARY

Auburndais. Mass. Course Of study froru
nrst year h,sh r. sGnS9i h hY thToSFn two year, se
range OF subjects. Unusual training II
various phases Of home making. School 10
sports and recreations. Address Guy N, VIA
sisw. Ph. D.. PRINCIPAL. ifzS Woodlans Rss1
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East st. Louis. ILL.,, Aug. 1--lIOGS-
Receipts. 1000 head. Lower, Top, $28. %;
bulk. S22; S5@2a; heavy weight, $22' 20 g
weights. s22 81 a 1880; light lights: s2l @
- so: heavy packing sows. smooth, S20 % ~
II 25; packing sows. rough. S1S.25 02O.25i
pigs slhM2l
CATTLE-Recoipts, 1900 head Steady.
Beef steers. medium and heavy weight. me-
dium and good sl2.5O0l7.4o common. 81
@i2 80; light weight, good and ch9re VI 20 2o
butcher cattle heifers. s775@15; cows,
81 "5012 80; Gamers and cutters. 81 25 20
7.25 veal calves. light and handy weight,
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School for Exceptional Children
KINGSTON. Pa.
WYOMING SEMINARY

a co-educationaI school where boys ans
gtris get a Vision OF the highest pur.
poses OF life. Exceptional teachers In
every dept. College preparation. Bust
nsss. Music, Art. Oratory and Donss-
tic Arts q Science. Military Training.
1ymna sum and Athletic fields. 18th
year, Endowed-iow rates Write for
oatasox. Address
y. ]. aprarrr. " N. r""-. E',@s.o,. ss.
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Fast BufTalO. Aug. 1.---CATTLE-Roceipts
GO heSG Msrkgt aGt5Se TdS head Msrtot
tive 81 higher $B@22.
HOGS-Reccpts. 81, 900 head. Market ac-
s2i % n 2+.75: workers.. s2l.25; light workers.,
| s23 a % 80; pigs S23@23.2 roughs. s21. 30
| a 90; stRgs. sl2GlS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500 head
Lambs slow. &c lower: yesrlings active and
| sS@13.5O: wothcrs slO5O@l1; ewes. sig
| 10: mixed sheep. S10DlO.5O.
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Pittsburgh, Aug. 1.--HoGS-Receipts,
1000 head actiTs Henyief i0 ;.n $2s 2S a. %. So
a % 25: pigs, SO. Is %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs;-Reccipts, 400 head
CALNES-ReCeipts, 900 head; steady.
Top. $"l.
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LUTHERVILLE. MD.
MARYLAND Collie,
NORwALR. CONN
HILLSIDE.

FOR GIRLS. IS miles from New York r.,-
lsgs Preps ration, Cultural Courses, Honss-
hold Science. Including setuai praOtiee in :
Margaret X. Brendiinger. A. B. CVaa...,
vida Hunt Francis. b. T.. (SnlithD. PriDeIna,.
NorwaIk. Connecticut,
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PROnIlCIS

Offerings were light and the market wa
quiet on a basis OF DC for fine Eranulatcd
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PERSONALS

WILL. NOT he responsible for any debts
whatsoever contra acted by any one but my
self EDWARD 8. MURRAY,
2120 Master st.
contracted by myself. John Orth. 5031
Duffied st. Frankford. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-01

uno scalo per uso consume dcgii anne
ricnni. mcntrc nplla mani dcgli italiani,
il porto rimarrcbbc anzitutto porto ita e
liano
Parigi. 81 luglio.- la stampa fran
ccse. che da qualchc tempo ha lcyato la
vocc per ammonrc il govcrno della
Francia II mantcncrc piu' Strcttc rcla-
zioni di ami cizia con l'Itnlia. con la
qualc una sinrCra allCau2a doyrcbbe eSi
Stcrc per il bcna dcllc due nazioni, com 70
mcrta ora favorcvolmontc lappcllo Ian
riuto dal prcsidCntc del Ionsglio del
Ministri d'ltala. On. Nitti. al popOlo
francCsC.
trcdiam0 OpuOrtuno riportarc Qul
sotto il contcnuto intcgralc dell ll'nppcllo
dell ON. Nitti. di cui g ccnno mel
telcgramma sopra riportHto. In csso
ron. Nitti dice:
$50 nm nuovo conflitto dovcssc awe
miro trn la Francia In Gcrmana. vol
lfranrcSD dovrcstC rivoGcrc il vostro
s-uardu ALA lontana America ed all In
ghiltcrra. Ia qualc non ha ccssato di cs-
SrrC TN 'isO'a. Ma moi italiani anchc
cSi stiamo. PCnsatc che cosa sarcbbe
accaduto mel 1914 So moi non fosSimo
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ACCUSE CONTRO L
GENERALE CADORNA
Due Glornali Ritengono cadorna
Responsible del Disastro
di Caporetto

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 34l.
Authorized by the act Of October q.
1911, on file at the Postoftce of Phlla-
delphia. Pa.
BY order OF the President
A. s. BURLESON,
Postmas ster General
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y EM NRk. DEL.
Women's College of Delaware
CHAMBERsBURG. Pa.
PENN HALL

IHNWFFKNDVRU, Pa.
Girls College Preparatory. Modern Ian.
Euages and special courses. Certificate nrtvi-
leges Rooms with private baths New gym
nasium and swimming pool. Rates SBOO
CataloE and views. May each year spent AZ
Atlantic City. Work continues uninterrupted,
ADD. Frank =. Magill. A. NJ. PrIn. Box w
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HARRISBURG. PA.
DdrrtShuru
ardnfll1p

4 fnpital School Near Capital city
country school founded 1886. Located
on the banks OF tho beautiful Susduehauns
SiNer Ideal for health and scenery. Modern
buildings. large campus. Advantages OF small
cases and Individual instruc ion. Thorough
college prepsration. Rates s525 TO s625.
supervised athletics. Separate school for
younger boys. We Invite closest investiga-
tonI-a personal visit II possible: Write for
catalogue l. and plans for new dormtory.
ARTHTR r. BROw%. ". A.. Hradmas ster
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

when Secretary iansing's attention WAS called to
tho testimony Of William . nulliti before the scnato
foreign relations committee he refused to mako any
statement comment In any way. The dispatch adds
that the secretary OF state was Just leaving Tor frw
days fishing The conclusion Is obvious
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
rIIr RrcoNsrnrvuoN or rItNNcr

Tho World somc time eincc Expressed tho opinion
iha, the rcconsructlon OF Europo would come much
easier than the so-called political economata seemed
to think. In mis- connection speech delivered by
Baron Jacques de NeufIhc " tha banking firm OF
Ncufllzc Co, Of Paris, who was war representative
Of tho Bank Of France in tho United states. is very
significant And It Is no less significant when moos-
urged against the many loose statements being made by
tho president in HIS Speeches to the American people
The baron summod Up the prevalent opinion ~ FRANCE
In these words:
In August, WA tho world said poor France,
they VIII me- cr be able to fight Today iheN say
Poor trnntc they VIII never he able To work
again YOU found out We could fight, wo nro
already working again.
Yet thc picture have presented to ua ia France
OF paupoh idle and almost hopeless Let US follow
the baron briefly;
40 YOU realize that at this date have 90 per
cent of destroyed railroads reconstructed, aud
= hat our canal communications In the norrh and
oast OF France nrc so per cont rcsoredP That
all our automobile factories that had been turning
out shells. arttllcry tractors aud ~ on, are aI IN
fuI swing agnln constructing cars with plenty ot
purchasers In sight and that dclverIc" are already
Not the least amazing statement In this quotation Is
the s,atcment "plon,y Of purchasers IN sight" This
mind YOU is picture OF that war-torn France which
we are told halunFy awaiting the help Of tho
United states.
nut again:
ina, our spinning and WOODEN Industries are
many factories the devastated regions are already
vas wallis. and odd machinery hut mcy wcrl,
And here is calm statement that almost taxes "no'
crcdulIp
/ remember tho emotion It caused me Nhon
saw "a few months lEu the FIRST bills drawn hN
manufacturer of Lille on hts customers against
o the delivery Of his first goods
Lulc-thc stricken. ana destroyed actually at work
again Speaking OF another achievement 81 The fronoh
already accomplished the baron Gays.
In rnrty-rirht hours 5000 900 mon were mob.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
sMYHUSBANDfhl
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patient us }oI have he,u. You OIL. .
said ghut happiness was your r.g .
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quickly which you couldn't do ho.
--'h,u wr Will he married.
And live happy ever after" /
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eyes. dear Please God, We
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'NHI you du as ask al once, n F,
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"My brave girl and the adorntiar
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

drcn and Aunt Mogg.o" who ha.
'hr suunicst room in their dcccU
Nvle fiat
Some ono has said ,hat the sur
cess element iu marriage Is h1yGl
mutual interest outside of ma
r.Heo The carols had And ir W.
focused IN fhc House"
lThc EnlD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Your choice said Mir wilson 81, between tho
Icogu" of nations and Gcrmauisu" Is there AN In
o'ligout person in America that believes that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Tho Plumb plan Is many things but chiefly It l- a
hobby designed 20 It's author place and sta
lion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Hut rusn'e major interest re- u getting work started
ON tho sp,vinaw wu'cr protect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

pUo$G 5000 FOR ALL DEPARTMENT.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-25
HAVE TO PURCHASE BRIDES
santaI Indian Bridegroom Must Lay
Up Money Before He Can AS
pire to a Wife.

The Santali Indians must literally
purchase their brides. They pay a
sum of money to the girls parents
usually about 100 dupees-and, in adj
dition, they present the mother and
the female relatives with new saris
or shawls.
Should the bridegroom choose a
widow for his wife, she will only cost
half the sum mentioned. The reason
why the Santali Indians hold widows
in less regard than unmarried females
is because they assert that in" the
next world man and wife are reunited
hence widow who marres again is
only "lent" to her second husband.
When a young man courts girl who
does not favor his suit, he adopts an
eccentric way to cure her stubborn
ness. After having dipped his finger
in red paint, he goes in search of the
lady and imprints his mark on her
forehead. Then he may claim her as
his wife.