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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17

Engineers up: Branyon. Bretz.
Kaufman. Flickenger, shuey. Geio.
curtis, ID. IL. Hinkle. j. Hinkle. Sheaf-
Ter Capp. q. l.. Fortenbaugh.
Firemen up: Huber. Martin. Yeagey,
Blsh. Cupp. \. w. Wagner. o. J. Wag-
ner. Montell, Hutchison, Kensler, swi-
Sart, Coldren, Sadler, Taylor.
PASSENGER SERVICE
Middle Division. - II. NJ. Kuhn. j.
W. Smith. w. Jamison. A. f. Groning
er, c. Hollenbaugh, \. C. Callen, IL. +.
stuart, j. w. Burd, J. j. Kelly, J. IL.
Ditmcr.
Engineers wanted for 667.
Firemen up
y. L. Reeder. w. Il. Hoffner, b. T.
Gunderman, III. w. Snyder, /. l. Beisel
l. E. David, y. IL. Kuntz, II. Sim
mons. {. l.. Sheats.
Firemen wanted for none.
Philadelphia Division. - Engineers
up: w. .. Buck. c. b. First. b. L.
Smith.
Engineers wanted for mono.
| Firtmen up: Il. l.. Floyd. j. NJ. Platt
Engineers wanted for none.
Two extra Philadelphia side crews
! at Harrisburg.
No extra Altoona side crews al
Harrisburg.
THE READING
The 90 crew to 20 first after
o'clock: 72. Il, 60. "a. 67. 62, 5, &C
6S. 3. SO, IS. 55
Engineers for SO.
! Firemen for IA. 81.
Conductors for 162. G7.
| Flagmen for none.
{ Brakemen for 60, GO.
! Engineers up: Middaugh, Kittner
jones. Ruth, Dearborn, Gruver
Firemen up: Grove, Kuntz, Myers
/ Kitter. Saul.
Conductors up: Fleagle.
| Flagmen up: Strohm, Potteiger
| Peters, O'Wiler, Peters, Gochenour.
Brakemen up: Epler.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Surprise the Ferrees
Prior to Departure For Ohio

a pleasant surpriseparty was given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Ferree
at their home, 1880 Regina street,
last evening, when a number of their
friends called to wish them success
and bid them farewell prior to their
departure for Salem. Ohio, where
Mr.. Ferree has accepted position
as manager of an electric light COM
pany.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur f. Eby, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.
Quigley. Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Geistwhite.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Brinton. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Rees. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Fackler. Mr..
end Mrs. Ray Stoner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T..
Selig. Mr.. Zaoks and Mr. and Mrs.
Ferree with their children, Dorothy
and Lawrence Ferrec.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

philadelphia Division. The ia
crew. to go first after $50 o'clock
Ill, IFS. 1913. 126, 119, 107. 1874, 12s.
Engineers for III, 12S and 134.
Flremen for 107, 129.
Conductors for 1875, 107.
Brakemen for 11S, 126.
Engineers up: Roath, tauffer, Geig-
en- Mann, Graybill, Blankenhorn,
Klineyoung. Barton, McCurdy.
Firemen up: Skeets. owens, Denni-
son, Kennedy. Knokley, Fry, Webb,
McCune. Leach, Everhart. Hamaker,
kuntz. Falk. Bicllle. Plank, Famous,
Brakemen up: Killian. Kennedy,
E!chelberger. Zellers. Shillas, Kline
peter. Zimmerman, Fretsch, Martin,
Walker. Minnichan, Kuhlwind, Hoff
man, McNaughton.
Middle Division. The 216 crew to
60 first after 1870 o'clock: 215. 251,
222, ZAP, 219, 25S, 24i, 21S, 81, II, 81,
80 and %.
Five Altoona crews to come in.
Firemen wanted for "a.
Brakemen wanted for 81 and %.
Engineers Up: Fisher MoretZ. Rath-
fon, Kreps. Farley. Richards, Kauff-
man, Shelley. i. r. Snyder, Nessley
Titler. Hawk, Loper. McAlicher.
Firemen up: w. b. Bowers, Kauff-
man, Arndt, Acker. Myers, Ulsh
Wright. Rumberger. Sunderland
Stemler, Stover, Rowe, Gilbert, Gruff
Reeser, Hess.
Conductors up: Biggan.
Brakemen up: c. b. Hawk, Linn
Lauver, Yingst, Roddy. Hoover, Hol-
lenbach. Gross, Clouser, Dare. LAX =
Zimmerman. Dessinger. Roushe. Loser
Denniss, Deaner, Rumbcrger. Lentz
Matthias Hildebrand, Deckard, Buff
ington, Woodward, Hoffman, Me-
Naight, Beers, Alter, Forbes.
Yard Acknowledgements wanted for
&C. 1. &c, 2, &C. 3. &c. 1OC, 4, 15C.
Firemen wanted for l, &c, ., &C, g.
&c, 4, 15C, 29C.
Engineers up: Morrison, Ewing,
Yinger,. Starner. Monroe, Beatty,
Feass, Kautz. Wagner, snyder.
Firemen up: Ross, n. c. Kruger,
Henderson, Selway. Gilbert, y. Lau-
yer. Writ. Klineyoung. Mountz, j. L.
LGuvcr, Swab, Houdeshel.
ENOLA SIDE
philadelphia Division. - The 255
crew to go first after 3.45 o'clock
ZIG, PA 21s, 231. 207, 249, 214, 22s,
246, 2S7. 2S2, 254. 2O5. 215. 23O, 253,
2o2, 2S3, 235. 217, 212, PAS. 251.
Engineers wanted for 237, 2O2, 212.
Firemen wanted for 255, 253, 217,
212. 251.
COnuuClOIS lOT % anu II.
Flagmen wanted for ii.
Brallemen for 81, IA. 2S, 46. 81, 54
15(2), So, Il and -.
Conductors up: Miller, Eiscnberger
Harrison.
Brakemen up: Swartz, Croft, Vogel-
song, Dell, Shank. Nicol. Rudisill
Christ, Adams, Home. Simpson.
Middle, Division. The 227 crew tc
go first after l o'clock: 2S3. 22O, 22S
226, 252. 257, $50. 229.
Five Altoona crews to come in
124. 127. 107. 126. 103. lis, ia, 1O2
ard 113.
Engineers for ia. 113.
Firemen for 127., ia, 113.
Conductors for 113.
Flagmen for 103, ia.
Brakemen for ia CD.
Yard Board. Engineers for 1877
Bird 102, 1st 104. 10S. eastbound helper
extra westbound helper
Firemen for 1877. las, eastbounG
helper, extra westbound.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Elect New Members For
Local Machinists Union

At a meeting last night of Key
stone lodge. No. 1870, International
Association of Machinists, the cleo
tion board announced the following
results:
President. Fl. X. Beam: vice-presi-
dent, +. A. Sible: recording secre-
tary, y. +. Speese; financial secre-
tary. c. S. Davidson; treasurer, II.
II. Grant; conductor. A. A. Fisher;
sentinel. c. NJ. Sassaman; trustee
for three years. Arthur +. Nesbit;
delegates to local advisory board,
w. b. McNair. George r. Owens and
NJ. Callen; delegates to Central La
Dor Union, A. +. Speese. w. B. Nc
Nair. NJ. Callen: alternates. C. o.
Oyler, w. A. Shipp; auditing COM
mittee. Charles Schlayer, William
MCLEAN and II. Milliken.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
RAILROAD NEWS
New Arizona Railroad
Is Now in Operation

San Francisco, Dec. 17.-The
opening of the San Diego and Ari-
zona Railroad marks sharp ad
vance in the development of Cah-
fornia. More than fifty representa-
tives of San Francisco's banking,
civic. industrial and transportation
interests attended the inaugural
ceremonies.
The construction of this road was
achieved by John ID. Spreckels. The
road possesses great significance to
San Diego, since the rich resources
of Imperial Valley are brought into
direct contact with u new world
harbor. The Imperial Valley was
n wilderness ten years ago, but now
has a population of more than 6O,-
600, and this year grew products
to the value of S65,000,000. San
Diego now has a population of 10O,-
600. The union or the potentiali-
ties of the valley with the enter
prise and the natural advantages of
San Diego assures an enormous de-
velopment in population and re-
sources
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
DR.. John B. Eager Will
Have Charge of Morale of
Harrisburg Boy Scouts

DR.. John B. Eager, Deputy Scout
Commissioner, has been assigned to
the work of keeping up the morale
of the various city troops by Scout
Commissioner William II. German
and has begun his new and i'm
portant duties. He will be at the
call of any troop at any time and
already has made a number of ad-
dresses. DR.. Eager was the first
scout master in Harrisbur gand has
been identified with all manner of
boys work in Harrisburg for the
past quarter century and before. He
is one of the most popular Boy
Scout ocials in the county.
DIR. Eager will be succeeded in the
fifth district by J. Calvin Clark, who
will be deputy for the troops en-
braced therein. lie. too, already has
begun his activities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17

declared unconstitutional, usurpa-
tory and void. and that such por-
tions of said Nolstead act'as apply or
relate to the enforcement of the
so-called 18th amendment be
declared unconstitutional and void
and said defendants, their assist
ants, subordinates, agents and serN-
ants each and every one of them
be enjoined and restrained from in
any manner enforcing or attempt
ing to enforce the aforesaid provi-
sions of the Nolstead act, within the
state of Rhode Island
Allegations as to the constitution
ality of the 18th amendment are sim
liar to those made yesterday in the
New Jersey case. Early action upon
the Rhode Island and New Jersey
motions are anticipated owing TO
the short time now remaining before
the constitutional amendment be-
comes effectiVC.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
TO BORROW 5000. 900

Bids for the purchase of $200.00O
in bonds to be issued by the city
school district. will be opened on
Friday afternoon at the regular
meeting of the board of directors.
The money derived from the sale
of the bonds will be used to pur-
chase the Heffman's Woods tract,
north of Division street, and to pay
for the equipment of the junior high
schools. The bonds will be issued
to draw AZ per cent, and will be
$50 year serial certificates, the first
ones maturing in five years and the
last thirty years from date. Annu-
ally, at the end of five years, one
Ihirtieth of the issue will become
dine and paNab BILE.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
PROHIBITION
Triple TO GREET
NEW YEAR DAY
Rm ASsncinted PEGS

New York, Dec. II. - New
Workers who in years past have
heralded each new year with the
popping of corks from cham
pagne bottles and attendant fes-
tivities in the White Light dis
trict hotels and restaurants, will
drink to the health of 1920 with
sweet cider. Many of the city's
leading hotels, despairing of dis
posing of their well-stocked wine
cellars, because of the Supreme
Courts edict, to-day commenced
laying in plentiful supplies of
this prohibition tipple.'
However. indications that The
New Years Eve celebration will
not be entirely dry here were seen
in the announcement that many
hotels and restaurants have al
ready reserved entire suites for
private parties which will have
their own liquors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Lawrence Greer Temporary
Head of Western Maryland
BIZ ASsociated Press

New York, Dec. 17.-Lawrence
Greer was elected chairman of the
board of directors of the Western
Maryland Railway Company here
yesterday. He will act as president
of the road until the government re-
turns it to private control. His cleo
ton becomes effective January l,
and fills the vacancy left by the
resignation of Carl r. Gray, who
leaves to become, president of the
Union Pacific
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Pennsylvania Veterans
Receive Membership Cards

Veterans of the Veteran Employees
Association of the Philadelphia di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad
are receiving greetings from II. ].
Babb, secretary. lie is sending out
his membership cards. They are
pink in color with an embossed fac
simile of the buttons worn by the
veterans, and also 1920" embossed
in red. The new cards are signed
by William Elmer, superintendent,
and II. ]. Babb, secretary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Pennsy Girls to Play
Return Game With Burnham

Pennsylvania Railroad girls will
go to Burnham Saturday night for
a return basketball game. Last
week the local team won out over
Burnham. The game Saturday
night promises unusual interest. II
will be the first appearance of the
Pennsy girls on n foreign floor. The
same lineup will be in order that
won last Thursday. A large number
of rooters will accompany the team
to Burnham.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-17
Soft Coal For Industries
Along Reading System

Reading. Pa, Dec. 1.-THE set
tlement of the soft coal strike has
brought about the immediate re-
lease to various industries of 5000
carloads of bituminous coal, side
tracked at points along the Read
ing Railways main line. Much of
it had originally been sent there for
aHD6rt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
BEWARE OF TIE FAkER.
N Stranser wsrts Nog 20 Trace
Liser,y senos Ger Stocks. Ask
Nesr sanser.

Thousands of Americans are collect.
ing clsE trEp in the form ~ gsily o.
Eliminated stocs certificates tha,
aren't worth the paper they're printed
anon and never sill be And the
tragedy a II al is that marr ~ them
ar sacrificing their Liberty Bonds In
re cfforr- They are sgrrenoerine
ihelr cer.ificstes a. lovAl ciiisenship
II The chance q making a kiinng-
doing rncie sam = real injury. how.
ever. unconsoiousiy.
VIII no more chance than the
p-oVefhiSl SNOWFALL in Hsdes
The woods are fun of statesmen
right nov representing fake promo.
ton schemes ard holding out special
Inducements 10 Liberty Bond holders
Offering then Eo-salled bargains er.
trRcrtinsrs. especially in erchsnss
tcr Their bonds Re On vuur guard.
" ore q these fellows Puts his prop
osiiion - - yor. take him down %
your banker II fe can sell the bank
er. vou may possibly be safe in taking
a chance.
Bal Il be can't. pass him u3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
E.eNsIna IS ACCUSING.

II France hsffle ground iar warl1
'reeaaM ihere is uzaim ihzf should
be learned hF ever kre-csn Cinreu
p sAnlla be mem11sssa 10 French -
in Enelsh Zach American c.u7en
sfouia repeat 4i before meats ana a.
bedtime lnLl re clost Il ihs Victory
Lhertr Loan
la French rais maxim IS.
ca se.cuse s'arVusfH
% f.1glish
-Nhe excuses himself accuses hir-
sefr
Perhaps fhs usru q ~ better t1-
PRESSED 81 frsnrt Thar In Enrhsh
Hu. IRE frenrA neaEls. Kh0 have far
rsaed ihe vrrid ne greatest exam
ries in pslrlotlsm. give more weight
10 ihis sentiment ihau Do We Amtr-
cans
Americans are free I,eaYis Espe
rElls are fher Trane to b. free vifh
excuses We have been 8 rse noe
rsnatrt people n itlrsrT and 70 afi-
ng thanks 10 ths lemagafic form -
aaf raFt1-mfrt
Bai i ever here w1s . tine when
excuses should b. lad aside H = cur
e ihe NicfcrH LiherIt Lnan vhIth
IS fht Hsueni 0i IRE Trlcs e peace
Ihs vi he loan Wien aulf vHlc
tfcles WI -sElg e. 1sf vher tAl
-rf O. support ne loan 2 lhis ic 90
sa S. failure Is approve - peace
"NNho excuses himself accuses hlr.
SET
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
a Jos Fos EVERY solol1s.

Secretsry Baker has sad II xo1lf
es al Unthinkshle thing that any SCI.
der vac puf On she uniform q fAis
coaa'rs and who eHher fc1rft or wss
in training N TINS country. wsil he al
ies - 20 remain without eoh Z; he
wants one Iurizg the last six months
n 1876 the UEliea States Eupl0s ncnt
service ioun1 places for ..Sss. 80 men
and women Since fhs vSr heran.
iAis branch q re goxcTnmsns has
fesna places fer Id naa applicants
Weel In a8difior 70 rs -5e regular
offsoes = Ass ST u1 80 bureaus for
reslTning soldiars 4nc sailors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
osposTUNlTy fos csaTIruog

TIE Sriee ef pescs shou5a bs gladl,
PAID We we're rlght When ve Wen,
70 var-2nc ve Ron d j. voTsh
everything io hs riFht and 70 win
While vzr vss on Ne I.ai5 hui -
grsiflilg Ne hated N3r N0V that
peace = here Ne sAolld and xiil Fxv
foi j chefslnlg Fat vs lert peace
Tie Nietes llssrts Lea. j. t1s
pTTce of peace ne Gan rsg this
prlct o. lending We are rrs askel
90 gTe OlE hsvoes hsve van peace
for rs-aB1 fAroIEA peace have v.o1
pras Ifriis
snl ir1iTl1la. vealIk TITS wealth
80 sfold erafefult lsn1 &c rep1r 80
iIs-rl1ca ITfMilm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
vrN.s s-Nsleug lNssonrp

TIE BureIu - Medicine arc Suf
rnrr - fhs Nav Department sstf
h1i ihs uer vhn tft rev lesrirr
are sert4oe are shEng hacE to clFiiar
Hfs e mutt BETTER rts siQus itur vhtn
tts7 entered Compiled figures shov
tAai rf SOC men r VAS found On Ne
Average fht inltidlnl has gained
5s pounds ID weight since entering 9
lht service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

In the order of importance ne
Qulcksilver producing states last year
were California Texas. Nevada. ore
con and idaho.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

l-rfrt1Es- sxe--rzs - rsrs ar ~
-'---sr rs- n Sezn.t -sris- a.
Bzart --zt- n. ci-r vas lad. .
1-~- s.o-- = 1876.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

The British eorernmcui has az
ranged for the esfAahshmeni o. mills
Tor TIE proaucison - potato -four on
large scale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

dldn fEhf
A1nff>d &c i4fA
] Van ny monfs
io fshf
! sAas fhf fglIf
eS ezid 90 n fall
Z Nsr mx coan
rrx q 4ny sts AL
u e Il fll
q sAnl fn b r
shW rAe wor4G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

Al electric refouchins pencil for
pho;ogrsPhers mas beer invented in
wAic- a tiny motor provides the
rnrn.sarx rln-snns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

nr Prce FaOri,o Prescription hss been i0F nearly . nc
ra faorslv known Ask neighbarsl
Tie Pescrpton" sod tstlet liquid form send ten osns
DR. Perez nyads Buffalo. ~ Y. for large tria package
Druggists sell tablets 6ace1t packages
Men ask their family physician
sa the injured ace
ercn and treaoi II
Is book fr limited white ihev iAS
be
Or ~ pua slser lavs sas' Net, EuAsla y y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

TIE Hccrmpirs "a CT represents
fhs meenis vtirt tie Trifed States if
90 freseri fo fhe workers Rhc hare
reer asiltt hna .riltli ir helping
fns Government % finance tie va.
-ls medas 1fs beng mace trou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

-0h fn rzrrsotsc al rirkt rave
. he R@c c-uss s,s ts< Y. n G A
re srs.r-fbe1 20 the losns Bus that
Ers vine tss ~zr wxs o.
~Tssr. . a. srs,s-aeee~e-. sss.
-<iisss-- yss ~csis p~sy c-iy ~ser
= .-pss,s s,s ,rs eve tss-ss ore.
s.ssse~es f-,- tse .-sss.e. tnss D.
s.si-ess sss ~rsie es-r &c yss-
s-e-ss . -ssi-s -s-ey ses .se-
cave -rfls - Bills isi-s J, yss- cesss
-~v.sssss s.< yes-. s.ss yes ~rsl,
e. ssoss 81 -ss ceiise~ fse-. s.ss
ss-es-s>sHs- ycs -csis se esils~t 70
=. f-i 1910 rcs--i-s he- -. be .
s-u-s - ,s- t---us-o-- -s--ie> I<..
sos- sst-s--ss- ~1n -ss esi> ~sse-.
sss Greer t.s riss ely ~he- IL o IN
ssrse-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
The Poor
Excuse Series

fcor t&ufe Ne. =.
\ hoasht honds ehile The var vx,
On ncu nv dap Is tcwxnd nv fsm-
~ xn1 my b1sinefs-
10 tat So re ~sr ~as foech, %
protect s'eg- ss-ily sns yer ssss,ess.
sns -e~ yss ossssss yesrs<is - =.
srstltsce ~ -esossrs to ens &c pay
fer ,sst prs;sstisn.
psor Escsse Ne =
let the banks take the iOan
theFhe 81 money
Yea srs, Rave -eres. They have
year rone, ara sosr rsishber's ara
yer reisneers neissbers rnensy.
Tnese oesests n essss ra0ss tas< tae
iesn. TIE lesrins ssrplus in banks
rruss Re essn;eo upoA % sesp eus,-
ness soirp. Al ,,s es-ss n srsriea
ceeicrT f1ss, shs isar ~ssh tier can
rsonss.
Peer EKs sse Ne :
The bonds ~ former f-ieerfy
Loans are below rar cant bgy
notes on dosn market
wat GO ,es care MAT sAe bons
rnsrse; q = ;he 6sse~r-ers premises
&c pss sou psr .; rss1ris,s Dic tee
Nzrss fsii - nsns because trey ~ers
beie~ eRr y ths esiirns;son % the
ener1s' Ne. TIE, proves themselves
sssss par wren everything ~ss
against thr-,.
Peer Esesse Ne. a
= an Dot rick and ! nsghi have 70
SCI nv Victory Liberty note AZ
sar-lflce sosne time
Al sOs essls psalely ssoriHee .,
eesins al ;hs netes seo eoulc by
ace seiil-s thsr ., isss csuae-s be
classes as q real sacrifice -Nsr cen.
psrec ~afe ssst mace ~ tee hoss .he
fessh; fcr yea Dent ir; q ret0rnsc
sosnoes ssIesr Rear %. nsss ira,
plea
sosr Eseuse Ne. s.
'f1l nci suhscr1he &c fh@ Nicfo-v
Lieerys Loan ] nsgAi need nv money
fer an eme-Fency
trersensf. ehf rss ssar issels .ss
a. e-t-asne,. n 4 haort been ~on
fsr yos TIA; -s.ls have eetn ysur
resl ersrer-sy.
Peer EKruse Ne. g.
TIE io1Es on. TIE var cost too
uucf money There vas yxsfs.
cse yrs eser srs. GO hur3eo 5cs
~itsout waste We oct rite TIE ~ar
-ats stans.as start Everything
rae &c he -1s.to Ne s-e net o "a
tee tsst srssf.cec ~sr even cav.
erie.s ~r-s airssss naes sro-- ~s- -
fi0e,c-s TIE 6r>e-r-e-f hsc 70
sre,o -e.ss sn1 CO q uUissls 81;
tss waste % -ro-es. = Z, ~ss waste.
pseoOcec a. e-s e W. ~hics sasee
,.s Iises e. 'oc.cor soisie-s ~Ae ~osic
nave f.V,o graves .. France u ths i
~sr hss sst-e srr,ntr sr r,erihs.
Dc ssa ssn tssi ~ssisl
poor Essust Ne ,.
n srksusie8 vita war ~ofk
Sc acre ;rt tsys ~se fsusht s.. 1
tAsy cie-s STEP Thss weren't csi; /
tea Aas tss- ~ss resi ~sr ~ors
rssr Escuse sa g.
= un1erstAnc sore - The more,
= ifs ickr s 70 rsy contracts for j
ruritio-s we never used ] don't life
.c pa fcr de1c horse
srs s-s t-e rsr ~ho .eUlc -sNe
-- otio' -ass 49,; e ~rts-
.iotees e sosr -eassrs s-d .se- =.
uss 70 pss fe- u s.rsgfe ~. ~est-sr
srres s-tape<;tely ~srner.
pss- EusBe Nc. 3.
Mhfe-s - urnifiors sre wealthy
pen Lsi hen cs-ry The burden az
- isotn
T-tr 80 ~csle refuse &c "a, sour
l-rcerY eus esesgss sesr sroce- osrs
% ns-s ~~iis yeg ren; s.ser -i,1.
T-e ~.stss --- s-s Sweating p-ea;
I~rt - ps-p,irs,ie- ever ;.si- -
s-ne us snc seti- -sr prcfits .ss.
n<s s-r. rre-s Nss hee- = 49, 49,
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Tar q1rssecHs ans v-ert'd he3oV arf
rfrlt t-al e character ftf ss nl4reEIis or
& sssnafs are aren and shr ans gssrs
a,eAi1 arssK 60 aus cas- q slzniia'
nafurf
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rnas aaarae~ IeH 8fNae BaRes. Galffzcf
Rl1hnc falheee- f,1lvpad sfrt=s s.
lsavton O. furios ne salt so l7ss>s-,1
Stamped esnNoselse tcr ri faii
raasf and a6arass mas De- gwen. hnf
ar,r nislals or flc teHS naTlrs RaH
- usrd "a uY ansxo-s TGre ~rnaf,afe<
csn t,e nna nes ar auv Vsll s1ac sgt.l
aruc SoHe Aus drncusi can crasr
- = ha.f fsalsT
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Hoods
sasar1iIh inc sp'v'c ssedscs,e
eurffseS stse 9sooc
Csesses N Apcetsse
s,c Makes tire Wesk ssrons

REASONS ENOUGH
am eoang so has AsetcTH hczo 8
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= t,elsers fns Government shouidrr
atT. coutzr-ed for - uurh ssur n
ADVANCE ID - vElizr % ssbscrise
. pay 80 material ss had used
o. f.s-s a. 1s.- ysg ~ogl1 "a,
a.s cectrr ~ns s;;t-ss yer srk tat,
sris - csse sks ssss cra. as yos
~r1lc-t pss fsr nee isi-e -hs, e.-ee
-,e sssy s-iess tie -scisl-s ~ss sii
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|Ha
A., we- Year veishi IS excessive
ant H s .ncrf0ses u NAV cansf maxi
safior ne and emAar-a ssmenf AZ
rtsf gre regular use - 81 gram Areo-
iont Tablets. uhrA are sels - no~
ha-Taaees scaled tubes Wih tal
refians ta- st1-4iu ms ratldr
Csrlanftr WRITES MY lrfr and
B anfv art q haa eana aton hsff
azE seeiis snl iars sae,s hr'lre rsF
gres Also have tainces = rhfumz-
fu Can D. ht2prs p"
Answer To rtaeVe kitlfv al
lfer f~aaaf lsa three era 2 Sulphffa
hff's nnf eal hlr Thass ara
trsea p r1ed ubes wNh fnN dirae
lans 'or faFne Thtv aN glaasanl is
and 'onf lr rfe hcwrs snl re- an1
aaf iv fht hinrd Ther A~e aenven-
fu ff.fre end h.rff curative
Mfrne x Shoad
uzn ~ iorr-ssK fu6 himself ure~s
nara -fafnd An WeaR nerFous
um'a. sef-ccnsr oas pa nof slffr
uf Arse gi5h lrel frs ~ lame
haet ans oflfr sare severe hes -
o. shf hafs nar of head Fdkis a,.-
ff'-a aui whn 81 faf O. nr r
srfrnt
tuswtF Ta usf common 81. f.res
haNf tae~.edna fh sser
mr frd erur nerrous sa-rtr nee5 I
tr aIa au rf -~n ~ fcn met
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roe- Esrsse Ne -.

BIT ] tsse1t re cash s1s; rc~
& lend
Tne- at-c ycs. e-ees TIE s,icie-
save - -s p-ess-s ara ese- -s-s-
sspss ss f.fs-e. -e cave sc- sss
s-s $50 ycs bss .: ie,oi-r yer
s-r>st st- ni-- whe-e % yssr -
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III nct suhscr1he &c the Nicfo-v
lAeerTs Loan ] might heed nv money
fcr an ene-Fency
treretnxf. eNf TIE ssar itses ~ss
a. e-t-aenes. n 4 haort been ~on
fer yos tnss -o.ls have beer yrur
resi ernerar-ey.