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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
8RY AGENTS TAKE STILL
RUNNING IN FULL BLAST
hcep Vigil for Four Nights Before
Catching Operators Of
Liquor Plant.
THREE PITTsYLvANIANs HELD
A~Snchburg Court Hears Contested
Election Case-Negro Thief At
tcmpfs to Escape by Wading Dan
idFcr, but His Heart Fails Him.

Especial to Tho Times Disuatch.1
AWHILE. VA. Dec. 3.-Prohibition
asentS operating in tho county carly
SeSteroay morning captured a forty
EaiIon Illicit still in full blast near
and placed under arrest Robert
Snd richard Fitzpatrick and Addie
party. said that a watch was kept on
the sun for four days and nights walt
inS Ior some one to come and operate
IT, The liquor-making process was in
luiI swing. they say. whcn they de-
c;oed TO swoop down on the alleged
Niolators OF the law.
rho thrcc mes were placed under
personal rccognizanccl to be in Chat
nam Tor a hearing. and the still was
removed TO the county scat. where it
was destroyed. Ono hundred gallons
OF beer" was poured out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Nev.p.nen Wi, CombIn..

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec. s.
Announcement is made that the Cor
louisville Gazette. an old-estabiishcd
recently started, Will be combined.
using tho last name. These two
papers have been printed for some
time In GordonsviIle. The shortarc ~
print paper and it's high price is given
as the reason for the consolidatinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
ray Tribute to Cashier. M,n,ox

LYNCHBUTtG. VA. Dec. S.-EuIories
were delivered in the Circuit, Court
here today, relative TO the life and
character Of the late.George r. Caskie
when resolutions Of the local bar wcrc
presented TO Judge Barksdaic. MIR
Caskie died several weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
RICHMOND TMEs-DIsPATCH: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1919

L%ynchbuts will be represented In Roa.
n1kc Wednesday,. when a council Will
be convened [, form the new diocese.
which will probably be designated as
the Sou:hw c:tcrn diocese. In addition
TO organizing. the council will elect q
bishop and arrange for tho next coun-
Gil meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Morgan t. Lecture IN Mn c,,

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. s.-Tbe
Ministerial Union has closed
an enEagcment with DR.. G.. Campbell
Morgan, OF London, who is now in the
Cnlted states. for an engagement here
Irom April 5 to April Q for a series OF
addresses here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Southern Train In Co,,t.,,n

lam LILLE. Va. Dec. S.--TaSScnccrS
oh tram No. II. incoming from Kich-
when the train crashed into two nor
cars AT Dundee. No one was Injured
seriously ~rl.hcnSn The conductor is
SAID 20 have been thrown violently 10
INC moor or 4 coach. Switching opera
lions had been going on at the $40.
where The accident look place. and IL
was said that a switch directing the
passenger train into a sidctrack. where
the cars were standing, was inadvert.
emily left open. Two box cars were
broken TO pieces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
v.ceinated Under C~ompul,,on.

VA. zee. s.-DurinE
me last week 2S5 school children here
underwent compulsory vaccination
against smallpox. All children in the
schools will be vaccinated without de-
lay. the health board getting a start
iatcr this year than usual in its work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

Commerce Edwin F. Sweet and Gonerail
Pershing also responded.
General Pershing and stan will leave
Savannah tomorrow morning for Co.
lumbuS. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

Ing the world war. He declared II
would never reach Its full develop
ment until bankers and invcstars are
convinced that their money can be
well invested therein. Secretary OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
See Their Firnt Snowfall.

LYSCTiBURG. VA. Dec. 8.-Several
students at Randolph-Macon
College. who hall from Southern Texas.
saw their first snowfall Saturday. when
the hrst storm OF the season prevailed
for an hour or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

owned merchant marine. the chairman
explained. because the American cap
ital now available for the purchase OF
ships could only buy 500 OF tho 2.25O
Vessels. which will constitute the gov
fleet by the end OF 1920. This
would leave the remainder on the gov
crnmcnt's hands to be operated in com
petition with the privately owned
ships.
W want to sell to our own pcoplc
for use under our own flag and our
country has not yet begun to think
In terms OF ships" Chairman Payne
said.
Recommends Mortgage Law.
He recommended passage OF q
mortgage bill by Congress. which
would guarantee to Investors a lien
for the purchase price OF ships. This
nc said. woul have as much value
as tho railroad mortgage and bankers
and the public could freely invest In
ship securities. lie urged tho develop
mcut of American ship insurance. and
the strengthening of the American
Bureau OF Shipping.
Emphasizing the increased import.
ancc of foreign trade and the neccs.
si;y for maintaining 4 balance be-
tween exports and imports. Edwin T.
Sweet. acting secretary or commerce
declared that tho present unfortunats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Let Contract for New R1d.

INC1ibURG vi, Dec. B.-Contract
of this city, for the CONSTRUCTION ~ n
Dridpe over the James River at Staple
ton. which Is TO cost IS. 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Ethel Clayton
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful complexion. She at
tributes her wonderful kin to the use
Of a simple toilet preparation called
Derwillo. There is nothing like it for
tan, freckleS, shiny nose, sallow, dark,
rough skin. 1t takes the place Of face
powder. sta Us on better. as perspira-
ton does not affect 1t. and it instantly
cation proves it. If you want a nice
lily-white skin with rosy cheeks. get
a bottle OF Derwillo today: you will be
delighted. Derwillo is. sold at all up
to-date toilet counters. Miss Clayton
says, 1t instantly beauties the COM
pleNion. and makes a soft, white, vel
yety- skin every one Just loves to
touch"-AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

condition Of foreign exchange consti-
tuted a bar to foreign nimerce
which could be remcdicd only by the
extension OF long-tcrm credits TO
Europe by the United states.
Edge mn Offers Solution.
While American investors were not
n a position TO advance credits direct
~. he ihought the Edge bill, now be-
tore Congress. providing for the pr
Eanization of Federal corporations for
foreign business. offered a solution OF
The difficulty.
Section Meets.
At the session of the womau's aux
Hilary OF the congress wolnan'S part I'm
solving the economic questions Of the
nation was the dominating theme of
the initial session Miss Louise Linds-
Icy. of Tennessee. prcSidcnt-gcncral OF
tho auxiliary. presided, aud in her
opening address she declared that no
nation can rise higher tina it's women.
She urged the teaching OF Spanish i'm
the public schools. Addresses were
also made by Nine. hEres;i. of Italy;
Mrs. =. w. Meldrim. OF Savannah. and
Mrs. Rutledgc Smith, of Tennessee.
At the bansuct given tonight in hon.
or Of General PershinE. Senator tlctch-
CT. of Florida. spoke on the American
merchant marine. detailing it's decline
after the Civil war and its growth dur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
MARKET will Suspend December 10.

willie tobacco market will suspend
operations for the Christmas holidays
IN December 10 and will reopen on
January 5. 1920. The total number OF
pounds OF tobacco sold here last week
."as 2,116.oo0. the average price being
$3.50. Farmers are rroftine by the
present moist and mild weather to
bring in the remainder OF their cur
ings.> and appear 70 be anxious to get
rid OF thc!r small holdings on hanl
before the Christmas recess.
VIII Farm New Diocese.
; LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. S.-The three
Ia risheS OF the EDiScopRl churches in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
I.-nrhhurE Churche, Exceed

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. S.-Two or
the local Episcopal churches have
greatly exceeded their quotas In the
national drive OF that church. while
shc third Is az work to bring tho
pledges oyer the quota. st. Paul's add
ed $4,000 for q local debt and on a
quota OF $4,000 secured pledges OF
s5S.ono. the latter including the S14.-
900 local fund. ST. Johns has more
Than doubled the quota, and Grace
Memorial. it is believed, will yet so
over the top.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Hear Election Case Til. week,

I-FVIISVF ~, Dtc. Tho term
OF the Circuit Court this week will
near arguments relative to the pro
TEST or the city-manager election held
here in November. Opponents to the
chang OF the form OF the government
ailegc that the change requires a ma
jority of those voting. in order to pro-
wa for the change. 1t Is expected
that the case Will go 10 the Supreme
Court regardless OF the decision bere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

On. Vile. n. Dec. S.-Thonas
~tcen-doilar pair OF shoes from a local
store yesterday evening. was chased
by q large crowd of shoppers. who
Iu'tinE out into Dan River. The negro
gought TO make his escape by fordInC
The river. but when he reached water
waist high he stopped. The crowd re-
him TO come out. but as he showed no
such intention, w. II. Brown waded
into the river after him. placed him
under arrest and turned him over to
"a policeman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
SAVANNAH GIVES PERSH|NG
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
Southern Commercial Congress Opens
With Attack on Anarchy, Radical
ism and BolshcviSm.
GOVERNOR COOPER SPEAKS
Says South's Greatest Assets Arc It's
Boys and Girls and Their Educa-
ton Most Vital Duty-Amcrican
Ship interests Urged.
IRv Associated Press !

tRv Associated Preasl
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. s.-A surEinE
and cheering multitude. waving hats
and American flags. welcomed General
John j. Pershing. commandments
OF the American cXpcditionary forces.
and his stan OF nine officers TO Savan-
nah this morning.
General Pershins was tho guest of
honor at the opening session OF the
eleventh annual convention Of the
Southern Commercial Congress.
The address of Governor r. A.
Cooper. of South Carolina. delivered
in response to the welcomes of Mayor
stewart and Governor Dorsey. brought
.orth tunul,uous applause. In por-
tfsglng the great importance of de-
waterways. mines and trade with for
eign countries, he declared that the
greatest Of al! Developments is the
sirls-the greatest OF all assets. He
won the hearts of his hearers in
presenting this thought, and a few
minute later when he declared that
could never get a foothold or take
The entire audience arose. cheered
and pandemonium resigned for a few
minutes.
Must Think In Terms OF Ships.
IL q W
marine is not possible until the coun-
try grows into the ship habit, Chair
man Payne. of the United States Ship
ping Board, declared today in a let
ter read TO the Southern Commercial!
Congress.
The American people must be
awakened, he said, TO the necessity
for American-owned ships, and TO the
possibilities Of the shipping industry
as an investment.
The problem OF establishing a per
manent merchant marine presses for
solution" the letter read. NO qucs-
ton of government ownership is in
volved. The question is not between
public and private ownership. but be-
tween American and foreign. owner
ship.
Want m American Marine.
W want an established American
merchant marine, how it shall be
owned is less important. We desire
that every ship now government-owned
shall be privately owned, and operated
by Americans for Americans. but that
will come later"
BY lowering the prices OF its ships,
the board cannot create Il privately
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Women's French Kid Gloves
Special, Pair 800

The newly enlarged Glove Department puts this as Christ
Special and judging by the gratifying response would
selected the right Glove feature moderate price, The model oeam
with Paris Point Regence embroidery and comes in
WHITE, BLACK, TAN BROWN, BEAVER and MODE
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

organized at the Imper'~ >fill amalga-
mate with political grcnps organized
by John T. King, Connecticut's mem
Der of the Republican National Com
mittee; Frank n. Hitchcock, cx-Gov-
ernor Chase S. Osborn, OF Michigan,
and others.
With this object in view, there was a
conference in Chicago yesterday at
tended by General Wood, Colonel Will
iam~C. Proctor. of Cincinnati; John T.
King and Western admirers of General
Wood looking to the formal launching
of the generals Presidential boom.
1t is understood General Wood will
not resign from the army.
The election laws Of South Dakota
require candidates for nomination for
President to file declarations before
January l. It is understood that the
conference in Chicago yesterday took
up the matter Of having General Wood
make some sort of statement concern
ing his intentions prior to that date.
The Wood men want the general to
state uneauivocally where he stands
on important issues.
Local Republicans, on account of
Roosevelt sentiment, seem to be kindly
disposed toward General Wood, but
none of them is ready to go on record
for any candidate.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Woods Admirers
Will Seek Support
OF Rough Riders
Campaign for Nomination of
General for President by
Republicans Is Opened in
Hotel Headquarters Here

Admirers of General Leonard Wood,
~ are working for his nomination
"a President by the Republican Ma
.anal Convention, yesterday opened
New York headquarters in the Imeprial
Hotel. with Captain Delaney Jay, q
former Rough Rider, in charge. For
,uer Rough Riders. pesonal friends of
he late Colonel Roosevelt, and those
WHO would have been at the forefront
n the work of bringing about the
.,omination of Colonel Roosevelt for
President if he had lived, will be en-
listed to help General Wood.
1t is understood that the Wood groups
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
For Christmas Gifts
Domestic Rugs
No. G. o. DIS. |
Administers

s. No ApprovaIs.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

Furs
Gift Suggestions
(Separate Pieces)
Natural Squirrel Scarfs. Shawl
Collars and Stoles.
27.50 to 1850
Wolf Animal Scarfs in Taupe.
Lucille and Battleship Gray.
$500 to 72.OO
Beaver Scarfs and deep Shawl
Collars. $500 to 1880
Skunk Scarts in Animal. Stole,
Shawl Collar and Cape effects.
5000 to $3.50
Hudson Seal Muf. round. 27.S0
Hudson Seal Tie Scarfs, 27.50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

Imported Seamless Scotch
Chenille Administer Rugs
made of the choicest and
most durable yarns - from
the looms of the foremost
Scotch manufacturers.
Fully $3.50 less than to-
days market value.
Size 9 II
$500, 127.OO and 142.5O
Size 9 x 1916
$3.50, $3.50 and 1880
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
TWO DAYS SALE OF WOMEN'S
FRENCH KID GLOVES

FRENCH KID GLOVES
Affording an excellent opportunity
Of securing your own and your gift
gloves at prices positively below TO-
days wholesale cost.
White Kid Gloves, high grade, 2
clasp, full P. K. sewn, 3-row black
embroidered backs, fine selected
skins; guaranteed absolutely per-
feet in every way. Imported to sell
at 3.25 pair; for. 80
Women's Duplex Chamois Suede
Gloves, washable, 2 clasp; warm and
serviceable An ideal glove for
Winter wear; in shades of pongee,
mastic, gray and white.
Regular 155 grade, for. -. .95
DO YOU CONTEMPLATE GIVING
HOSIERY FOR CHISTMAs? IF
YOU DO, THIS is YOUR OPPOR-
TUNiTY.
PURE SILK STOCKINGS
Women's pure Silk Stockings, all
full fashioned, in black, white or
colors. Values to 800 pair. for 2.35
Women's Black Fibre Silk Stockings
tseamed back, reinforced tops and
soles. Value LIS pair, for. 1.35
Women's Black Drop-stitched Silk
Stockings Gall sizes).
Value $50 pair, for. ...... 1895
Special sale of Women's and Chill
dren's Ribbed Underwear at prices
that cannot be duplicated any
where.
WOMEN's COMBINATION SUITS,
"Carter's" Make.
Wool and Cotton
Regularly 3.75 and S.25
Sac price 3.25 2.75
Medium Weight Cotton
Regularly 2.75 and $50
Sale price 2.35 2.15
Women's Vests and Pants, medium
weight cotton, "Carter's"; all styles.
Regularly LIS and $50
Sale price 1.35 1.25
Children's fleece lined Waist Com
bmatlon Suits, high neck and long
sleeves. Made to sell at $50,
LUZ ''.'..... .95
Children's Ribbed Cotton Drawer
Waists, we'll taped; sizes to IL
years. Value .35 each, for. .25
A Special Showing of
SoUDoiR CAPS. -. SO to ATS
CoLoRED BRoADcLoTHs
An exceptionally high grade cloth.
30 inches wide; fine satin finish.
sponged and shrunk; everv desir,
able color, and black. ATS grade.
'peciai at' per yard ....... 500
BLACK STORM SERGE
Strictly all wool, SO inches wide
Reg. price 800 per yard, for 2.55
NAVY STORM SERGE
High grade all wool, 81 inches wide
Regular $50 grade.
Special at go
UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS
remnants of Marquisette and
Scrlms. in lengths up to 7 wards.
isegularly As to go yard, for. 30
oretonnes, suitable for bed and liy-
ing rooms, from,
per yard ........... 40 to 2.1O'
Lace Lac. Curtains, best bobbinet, plain,
men nemmed and with lace edge; from,
yer PAR ......... $40 to 600
pIapely Silk, plain or figured, from,
per yard LOO to 200
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

TAN COWHIDE BRIEF CASES
Extension lock, 2 pockets, straps
around bottom. Value 500,
for .6.95
J Insurance Cases, tan cowhide
leather, 2 pockets. Value 500,
TOR .4.25
FINE BLACK DRESS SILKS
Rich quality Black Dress Satins;
yard wide; a quality we can thor
aughly recommend. Regular
price 3.75 yard, for. ..2.9S /
Black Dress Taffeta, a superior,
rich, good wearing quality; yard
wide. Regular price $50 yard,
Black Peau de Sole, thoroughly re-
liable wearing Quality; rich dull
finish; yard wide. Regular price
3.95 yard, for. 202 |
BLACK CHIFFON VELVET
A superior quality Dress Velvet,
perfect black, 80 inches wide. Linn
tied quantity.
Regular $50 grade, per yard SIS
ENGLISH CORDUROY
"a inches wide; extra quality; every
desirable color, including black and !
white.
Value, per yd., 800, for. 1859
MEMS WEAR NEWS
An excellent opportunity to buy
Useful Holiday Gifts at greatly re-
duced prices. Any one of the fol-
lowing items will make an accept
able gift:
Mems Shirts, "Bates Street" and
other we'll known makes; soft, stiff
and detached cuffs; in woven and
high grade printed madras; sizes to
IS. Values TO $50 each. Spe-
Mems Shirts-"Bates Street make;
fine grade of silk stripe madras,
beautiful assortment of patterns:
sizes to II. Values to 6.25
each, at. .3.88
Mems Superior Quality Silk Shirts,
designs; also white crepe de chine
and jersey silks, with collars to
match; sizes to II. Values to
% 00 oorb Croo;o1 o.
Mems Domet Flannel Pajamas, Uni
versal make; large assortment of
colored stripes; substantial wearing
quality; all sizes. Value 2.25.
Special at. -. It's
Mems High rCade Oxford Weave
Pajamas, medium weight, Universal
make; none made that will give
more satisfactory wear; in tan,
white, light blue, pink and laven-
der; all sizes. Value 400 each.
Special at. .2.85
Mems Black Worsted Cardigan
Jackets; all sizes to SO. Value
7.oO each. Special at. ...... $50
Mems Shirts and Drawers, medium
weight, gray. Shirts, sizes SO to 48:
drawers, sizes "a, SO, 38, 40 only.
Value 1.65 each. Cleanup
price, each -. .8S
Mems Shirts and Drawers, natural
WOOL we'll known "Winsted" make;
medium weight; we'll made and fin
shed; all sizes to SO. Value
2.50 each. Special at. .1.65
Mems Half Hose, fibre silk, double
sole; good weight; in cordovan,
gray, navy, black and white; sizes
to IL. Value .95 pair. Special. 10
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
~.>>,. 9seaawaN
A>AS<>SSA0. SfA ana S<h $50.

TODAY and SATURDAY
ARE BIG BARGAIN DAYS HERE, BUT WE CAN ONLY
MENTION JUST A FEW IN THIS AID. 1T WILL PAY YOU
WELL TO DO YOUR SHOPPING I'm THIS STORE. WHERE
YOU WILL FIND COURTESY AND PROMPT SERVICE
ALWAYS.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
HANDKERCEIEFS!! HANDKERCHIEFS!
FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN

ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE BRIGHT NEW AND cRlsPY
THOUSANDS OF THEM THIS WILL CERTAINLY
BANNER HANDKERcEEF SEASON EVERYBODY WANTS THEM
EVERYBODY NEEDS YOU CANNOT GO AMSS GIVING THEM
LOWING ARE JUST FEW OF THE SPECIAL VALUES
imitation Madeira embroidered; box of O5
fine quality cotton hand loom embroidered; box of for 55
Women cambric handsomely embroidered;
designs each; box OF tor 1.69
lawn, hand drawn hemstitch inaid flet ntal
of 169
linen initiated border of 195
Mems linen finish initiated; box of for ITO
Mems lawn border embroidered Initial
Boys fine quality cotton ntiaed box Of for 125
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
And Hair Nets

that give to the coifure that
smooth and well-groomed look. We
have them in colors suitable for
most all shades of hair an1 regard
less of the scarcity elsew' re. there
is an abundant assortmt here.
CAP SHAPE NETS. E.-
ALLovER NETS ...........1.OO Doz.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
No Eek changes.
Chenilles

Finest grade reversible
Chenille Rugs in range of
desirable Oriental and
Geometrical designs and
choice colorings.
lsx 36. =. 3.25
n X 49,. :. 400
70 x 54.. .. 6.25
80 x co.. :. 500
6 X g.. $3.50
10 X 1915. :. $500
y X H.. .67.OO
Also Hall Runners at spe-
cial prices.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
W0men's Hosiery

While you choosing Hosiery for yourself
or for the Christmas Of some friend remember
that the Arnold, Constable name not only stands
for QUALITY but also REAL VALUE for money
expended.
PURE THREAD SILK HOSIERY with durable cotton tops
and so Black White African Brown Codovsn Chestnut Navy
Smoke Suede and Bronze. Pair 225
FANCY SILK HOSIERY dainty openwork clox or nep
lace effects in Black and White. The quality Pure Silk
Pair ATS and SIS
WOOL SPORT HOSIERY superior grade Of 6ne soft wool
wide rib pattern Brown, Green Heather mixtures Pair 295
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Christmas Cards
& 1920 Calendars

Each one appropriate to the sea-
son. and. what is more to the point.
they are most reasonably priced!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Yi9esYrobtemet.

Ger / "Secorabs Soften, at Sdrmerz
ne faur Snloen, iorat Spfoltene lite
fanr Sieneitepi9er. Gel, Sarmerre bar
pao ct BIS Stploen, men lite paa ben
Waahen, iom @eotommenbe u~otrptfer
oct, ncmlig Den. at De inar forme9et for
banbe Speben % Smsret, % at De er
iua pelitaaenbe. 2ibt bebre er MI De
fleite Sarmere itinet, enb &c bar for 90
III 80 Mnr iioeu. ga eieoe @anferne,
S~ngiererne oe 2anblpetnlanterne Dem
meo baare Spar % Sfino. 90 for at
iaa tiebt iig eli "Stnrpegamp" maatte
&c mortgage tnIpc Sarmen. 90 Den
Stortor, iom holbt Ssilerne. boIot hem
lanoclig life ilappe. en- Smule bebre cr
BET MI. Ien Oct bar nj mi lite "Spes
cllutor5 ono Gamblers" at tatfe for.
SaaIrnee hi nrau betale 35 til 40
Gents for ct Yaro "Yercale", @ingbdr
so iii 90 Gents, 50 Gents for CT Sal
Ion Sirup % 500 for 100 Yunb Wel
er life $2.26 for meeet for Speocn elei
80 Gents for me9et for ct YunS Smer.
SeortSen or Smeret Der bare 40 Gents
@ruupeu bporior Yiserre lite tommei
/ Slot og SeI9c til @peu for at ie9e Ira
beibc, or Den, at Sarmeu bar uboioet lir
Srift, iaa Der trrnses mere SiGlr
bienmre (~otfurat lom Ell "Storeseeper"
uSpiccr lin Srift o. trunSer ften
"Glcrts"). Iangc Sarmere bar III
balpanoet Slliin IeIttier. 2 9uiir
@riic. ct BAR huroreoe 5sns % 10 til
II Scitc. Sette trrper mere Nrbeiot
cno ct gar aisr, Ell 0ris. ct Suiir
Sous, CT Sreteam % Ell Iger, ION
bo%emiombeIit tan Hare | ct Sop.
Sngeu Dor tIanore oen Yise, iom is'
ger aontprarbeioe. Sun bar b,ace lets
tere o. mere fornpielipt Irbeioe END or
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ten Sruc. iom bar iaa srneIi8 omit
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meaet. naar en- itdl orre badbc Vaifes
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Holaa. Ninn.