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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

oa,.N for measuring street car fares.
The greatest service which the stree;
car com pany rendcrs - 30 public IS N
it's readiness to So e. IL It's maiutcn-
ance Of organization for IL" service cr
those who wish TO use It: in the urk""N
81 tracks the provision Of n larg" num-
ber OF cars. the employment during III"
dun hours as VOL AS I'll" busy hours az
a number Of capabl" motormcu and con-
ductors. These things make the prinCI-
pal expense Of transportation com
pany. and they go on all tho tim". and
arc for use Of all riders. and the details
OF extra carriage for half mile or even
for two or thrr" miles IS OF trivial I'M
portancr. and OF trivial value compared
with the initial expense for the main
tonancc and operation OF tn" street car
lines
There is. however. phase Of this
question broader even than tn" NOR"
matter OF raising sufficient money ="
mcet company expenses. Any wis"
program OF city building looks 70 tn"
development Of suburban life. u"
growing city wishes TO conCest its
population in back alley homes and
crowded tenamcnts. Better lives arc
lived and better citiZ'ns are made In tho
open spaces whore people can breathe"
freely. have their iii" yards and gardens
and enjoy som" OF tho pleasures OF in
Gividual homo life" Suburban develop
mont ia facilitated by cheap street car
transportation. A Pittsburgh expert.
who has mad" study Of tn" question.
estimates that in that city. doubling
tho street car fare in any suburban
zone automatically reduces tho value Of
building lots in those zones from forty
10 sixty per cont. The maintenance Of
tho zone system with high suburban
fares in any community through the
course If years will inevitably tend to
check the growth Of the suburb. con-
gest city living. and in the long run
lower the health. tho vitality and tho
character OF tho people.
So far as Wheeling is concerned. Il Is
possible 10 Ak n fiat uniform rate in all
Of what was formerly flve-crnt territory
that will b. sufficient TO take care Of
tho Legitimate expenses Of the street
car companies We ought 10 consider
street car problems from that stand
point and with that purpose. Whatever
rate IS n"ccssarv 20 secure service. Lot
us bo willing 70 pay but lot us avoid
discrimination against tho suburbs
which are legitimately a part OF Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
THE ZONE FARE SYSTEM

In the various cities OF Now Jersey
IN which the zone system Of stree: car
fares has been adopted. the result has
been 50 unsatisfactory to the public that
/. uia.Spread boycott OF the street car
. lines has been put into effect At Cam
den. il has been necessary TO call on tho
militia TO protect street car property.
and in other cities Of New Jersey. no.
taoly Passaic. very serious disturbances
have occurred The street car companies
IN these cities have undertaken TO make
mood the deficit Of their operating ex-
penaes by increasing their fares not on
g horizontal plane. but by imposing
: very much larger share OF the burden
npon the suburbs basing their scale OF
oates upon a roughly drawn mileage
MAN, The rates OF fares applied In
tbese cases have appeared 10 suburban
riders TO be so unjust that they have
o-ean,zed 10 resist. and so FAR have done
so successfully.
It seems almost incontestable that
,srritory in which a fivc-ccnt street car
rate has hitherto existed should not be
separated into two or three territories
To apply this idea locally II would seem
onlv fair that the advanced rates which
may be necessary to take care OF street
car expenses should apply "quitahly in
:, an the territory which has served un-
Ger normal conditions at fve-cent rate
n IL was fair to carry passenger from
wheeling 70 Warwood for five cents IN
E,fs14 and a general flv"-cent far" was
sufficient FOR the operating purposes OF
akAe traction company. Il would bo rHa-
'sonable now 10 carry passenger from
Wheeling n Warwood. for seven or
eight cents. and apply a genera! seven
=, cieht.ccnt rate to all riders regard
,saa Of the distanc" which th"y ride. As
! me InteIIigencer has her"tofor" pointed
ont the mileage basis is not the correct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
A DUTY OF THE HOUR

The number OF so-call"d race riots
that have occurred in this country dur
ing the past few months are the symp-
toms OF conditions which may well
cause alarm. While we have with US
always a racial antagonism between
white and black. that fact docs not ex-
plain all Of the recent disturbances.
Among a large number Of our r"opl"
there seems 70 be a loos"ninE Of order
" bonds. lesscnnG Of respect for law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
PRESIDENT GARY ON THE
STAND

- President Gary's defense Of the United
States Steel Corporation before the SEN
ate Industrial Committee. left little to
b said from the corporations stand
point. The fact is, the steel corporation
Il has been one Of the model. II not the
model employer Of the United States. II
has been liberal in advancing wages Of
Tits employees. 50 liberal. that many Of it's
competitors have found it hard to keep
up the pace which the Steel Corpor-
alton has set It has been rar-sighted
In its pension system to old employees.
and the method OF the distribution of
Its stock to workers generally. 1t has
{ put safety to limb and life above dollars
and cents. The working conditions in
the iron and steel industry today are
. Infinitely better than they were fifteen
- years ago and perhaps. better than
those Of any other basis industry in the
country These facts make a very
strong case for the general policy Of III"
, CORPORATION On the other hand. Judc"
Gary makes no denial Of the consistent
q attitude Of tho steel corporation against
labor organization and JuStIf"$ that at
titude by the statement that h" believes
-rthc open shop makes for efficiency ana
quality Of production.
significant fcatur" 81 IN" hearing
was the evidence OF number ~ WI
nesses. workers N the mills. VIII" pro-
tested that the employees d'd n"' SOCK
organization. and that many were Pre-"
vented from working BY tntim''a''""'
= 1t - not prooabl" tha' t"r'""'
hrSnY will add very much.'o to' ''''N
concernAnE IN" steel controversy mn"
have now been presented. Mr.. Foster
. and Mr.. Fitzpatrick. speaking t"r th'
strikers have shown n consistent "Pp'-
sition 20 unionlSm on n" part OF IN"
steel corporation. IndS" Cary speak
ing for tn" company mas ANN L" '""0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
WANT LEAGUE FOR
INDUSTRIAL PEACE

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Immodiat" Gre
alton Of lraguc for industrial peace.
with a supr"lr" council similar to that
created by m" league Of nations. 10
which all Industrial labor disputes may
be- referred for hearing and decision. and
which may be clothed with power L"
enforce it's decisions. was recommended
In a petition sent today 10 Samuel Com
pcrs, president OF the American Fcd"rh-
ton OF Labor by tho league Of y. +. Of
I, members for partnership md indus
trial democracy The lcaGu" includes
representatives Of % unions affiliated
with the American Federation Of Labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

friend. hips If Yesterdays plantation AID
make new friendships in to-morr"wS.
Tha; intelligent mula::n WAS very hi'ctr.
II is the old pruvcrb Just as soon as
yuu get thoroughly numb You vii! n"t
mind the hcartaCh" Al all,
The German. lmpr"sslnE In" h"!rIah
and French mrn and women ana %"ndinE
them into Germany, hr'd the same the
nrv They tore tn" Young man from the
arms ~ his wife. pointed III" revolver
and the riff. nj the head al tn" girl wh"
objected % l"avluE her Invalid father "r
moth RI ,Ickrd tn" children VII" ilunH
their arms around the knees "t III"
wnrlmen and shri"krd and would not let
the father 20. They VIII soon E"t over
IT," wrot, General Won Kissing. "aft"r
week or TWO they will not mind IN" sep
Ar>ton" once the heart Is thor"uShlE
numb and hope is cold. 1t IL pusSihl" I"
endure despair and the death or love.
This is tn" philosophy "f IN" men VINO
prnfit",r Iuuv"r rahl'S that IN" ShirS
and stur"huusrs If northern Europe.
from Holland through I" the mouth OF
the River NrNa. are stuffed win loou'
In our own country government agents
found Sturrhnuscs filled with eggs and
butter that would last IN" peopI" or
their town several years. Meat Sp"llco
IN certain tlli"S ana la'i - " i"i""
away Earr,S have been loaded win
fruit tina: had h"gun To decay that IN"
price might 'r held up. There was NOR"
money III - hit,r fruit At doubi" IN"
fair price t>dn in handling much run
and man. Vegetables at "n"-half TN"
cost t. tn" people. With abundance ar
wool and cotton Il SUIT Of rl"th"S Tor
boy has ron" up To- SIiu. that a littl"
l!nr ago cost. made To order. S35: y
carpenter who cam" to friends houS"
and locked at 4 board in tn" basement
thai needed to b.. repaired spent on" hour
in walking back To his shop, another in
returning, cut tn" board in two or three
p.rCeS. returned Ia the shop. brought In
a hill Of 50 SO f"r four hours work and
81 moro for III" piece Of board. all on
the theory that as soon as III" man be-
came numb nc would not mind IL at all"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Our Daily Story
YUKA TANN.

The sun was sinking rs fuka lan',
m honest bricklaycr. hom"ward ""h"'"
his weary way. His dinner pail swung
from his arm.
This five-hour day is an awful STRAIN
on n man." he thought. It's near l''iH'
We was striking for three"
suddenly he came TO bcautiful man
sion surrounded by we'll kept lawns. lie
stood there a while, gazing. and his eyes
grew wiStful -,
After ALL" ne unused drcarily. l
s'sposc that's the ony way 10 hH";
Stealthuy he hid his DINNER pail be
hind a bush.
Though | often wish" he went on.
that | lived in q cosy little onc-StorS
cottage again. without so many pain
rooms an things, like used to betor"
hrlCklaycrS was Ecttin' $50 week. ON
we'll. they'll never get me to give up
Carryin' me dinner pail
And he walked up the gravel ptlh as
n group Of children raced out 81 Inc
house shouting. "l'apa! Iapa.
CTomorrow-If you like adventurous
mystery and the mysterious adventure.
read Flying Dirt" Every comma pal
pitalcS, every period thrills. "fl ING
Dirt" is full OF commas and pcriodS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
LIBERTY TRANSIT. CO.
CONTEMPLATING
new STOCK ISSUE

The Liberty Transit company. the To-
cal river packc; firm. Is contemplating
n new stock iSsu" in the near future.
Business during the months Of July and
August has been between so per cent
md - per cent heavier than during any
like period since tn" organization or th'
company. Th'. boats now owned ny tn"
concern, the General P"rShing. General
Wood and Gca"ral Crowdcr. have been
carrying full capacity loads in frcigh;
md passengers during this time IN"
officials h"lrv" that In" river trade Will
come back 10 It's cid status IL gwen IN"
proper impetus. 80 II is highly probao'"
that in n short tim" another and more
up To dat" packet will be procured f"r
the line Th" boats owned At the pres
ont time ar, old and NOT N tho best ~
condition. No dat" has been hxed Tor
the prospective issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
SILENT VOICES OF CONSCIOUS POWER
Noise of the Bomb and Fire of the Radical Not to BE NILS
taken for the Voice of American People,
By HON WILLIAM c. REDFIELD
Secretary Of Commerce.

This - whA' on" win" looks closely
viii $50, unless W. are dr"."y'd. ManT
there. are hat soc l.. As IN" proph'.
wa confronted To find that h" did no
stand alone. but that th"r" were thou>
sands with h,m. 80 those who look b.
meath TIC surface, of things as they ar
rrrurtcd today find thousands IN accord
where. s"m~ may have thought there
w,r, but t.u~.
W., have seen waEr~ ia American fac-
rrr.rs risc to Il point u""E" that 1T
which they never stood h tore. Inc!
>rIll arc al that height.
Have YOU heard tia Nu.'c Of industry
calling out that they should II" r"ducfl
WhrraI now found the industrial i"he-
,r who argues IN favor Of reducing IN"
wages uf American labor? Is II no
the silence from thousand industries
mur,. rotten, than TIA" >hr.ekS OF low
oglratmrs OF the walls g.! II few employ
crs"
In Their Vui"t way. which has ~"
spoken Vu!r, that WC can near 'h' III
duSiii"S ar. moving un, lttl' by H''"
nrr taking up the slack. S'cAdiiF' ~
every finln,inl authority states '"'
country - settling down |" INC "SHu,
nnrG that matters are D''"I''N E''"'
a., Izcd.
I'm, ,bry are. no, beng stabilized be-
,ausC Labor IS being ,ut. They arc h"ihS
stabilized with thu wages "l lhp"i
>,and.ng wh"r" they ar.
Men who arc leaders e: great INDUS
,rI.s HAY" consulted with US ih'S"
weeks Evn, 10y. and every on" ct 'hc''
without exception. not because al pres
sire rut from his heart and judm"n''
had agreed IN urging that one inNi"'an'"
,hinr as matters arc today Is the wax
Of thu working man
If seems shat as W. look out over
the field Of american industry ana -"
,hI:, uulct acceptance "t An aoS"'u''''
Ary condition, not a. An acceptance
from force. hat on acceptance" aliSifS
rr,r, Judgment and conscience. W" So"
in II one Of tn" silent voices OF Sr%''
power.
Copyright. i2i2D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
PREREQUISITES OF SICKNESS.

Medical authorities agr"" thai 'hdIg'S~
ton and constipation are the lor"ruh-
ncrS Of half the Ills OF mankind. DOM
Let mass Of partly digcst"d. d"c"m>
posing food poison your Who'll" system
When your food is hcinG properly d.
g,,~i-d. You arr free from biii"uSn"SS'
gas hluatinG. SEX headache. sour St"!n-
urh bad BREATH coated Tongue. f"l"E
Cathartir Tablets Il wholesome phySI".
Thoroughly cleans" the bowels without
grping or nausea. SwnCtcn the stomach
and invigoratcs tn" liver. Sold every
who re-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Chicago has shrInk visio'y IN SIZE
n5 ,,rnortoncc during tho past forty
eight hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

The moro We read thet peace treaty
tho moro VIC are convinced that Lloyd
George and t'i"mcnccau had few, threG
card monte mon sitting IN the conference
against President Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

If YOU brIi",r y"r ar" very popular
.s t,,r 90 ou3 an answer 'ueith ask. What
DO they. want and -nrobably great
light will dawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Greater Wheeling is coming rapidly
toward US.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
GoIors Carried in
To TO ..aea - sf
.,ccrciarv Baker --su1fe zor-
Gfiion- ndsr
a ~ lse a8 flf

y A~II>fil 9A.
s.aa ard
car fare
fo-aaE
A4t
t1e tarla
posed
Any
ttor
sera ce froe frc
any state gs ae retss.e
ta
t-raf -
All
vnlea fara - -ne ma
rets
ae
arar
r1l Hat
1lth pa1-er ta
W. ae .4rred a - -re
general. ateeefrr ~ e1e
axe. for r4slere
ln aa case t #l
I United ~ta+r
ard elid rs he.a
be SKATE - laaer fer
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Instructions Given w omen
2lans Are Made TO Bring
Heavy oge; Looking For
ward 10 1920 Campaign

Tomorrow afternoon az O'Clock
SGT registration booths in SIS MANY
'ectson districts Will be thrown opea
u tie city. These who want to vote
te coming election must register
etHeea that Aoar and 1880 during
e a}ae hours on any q he four
eseed.ag evenings. or on Saturday.
lie aelllag places VII be open
rem n -ae morning until the usual
sloslHg aour ac night Because cf IN
a5lI.y u dnd other quarters. fcrtv-
20 as these boQtas VIII de IN portable
tne lows erected on street corners.
era who want 10 participate
se Presidential prraras next saena
eures with their resr eerse par
- Fl the l.me they geg r..
IAa tact that q4al ed vo5ers who
enrol this week may participate in
selecting TIE candidates n the 1920
ational election, VIII in She on'nion
steiars bring cut a larger rura-
reglst trants tran ~ "cif" wears.
Aeneroas Inquiries have been made
us Board EFF ELECTORS hv Sa.s5r q
IS 70 the Gualiic cations for
eNefels he privileges q franchise.
Qualifications tor Women
Aneoaa. ~ gard If sev
et5hea 81 tae uted Stct Waa
Old sv
Navea aef dav Hr
ec orr anf who has n tho
af.r
eIec distrtes
easher
m ga s prfv.-
er
ilsr-f.s., y-esn-lfi
ar asealaas "a
calt tlt III efi al'
- Note Mus ae been Il rasIiss.t
lease Ta1ss
Election nav a 8e
election Contains.
aqa en1e cam ar eeHaf e. saVe
asa lati0a
the lead men
nrea
Vafe
cn s faea nat
registered
I4st Years Hg 1ose
eat nn
r
srt ttf
~
l.>ey SHAT ,s
reg .ratson viii toeeua led sn peas
o4l cIt1a5a cor.asf
Tor c tra ba1 -
Ho uIlo
He .E'aals
n9crat 'rset
.lva
g. la a9- it..a ..fI.s
-.--.--...
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Going G On To-day


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Afn
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Agcsico s,issIs- LEAGUE
Refuses Request fou Copy Of
law, SAYS Dispatch

Paso. IcSas oet. "A request
Ser copy Of the Mexican Industrial and
comm arcial ,avs fas been reeeved rram
e league of nations by t6e aie iean
government and has been refused ae-
goed'ng to "Ei Heraiao. Newspaper
y CaIluaiaa cisy In an ua5ee
N'cNteo City date Hne ef Nera do
peeion does uo ss4tc
bnt II IS fffuofed that
gng press sufe #on #egr COZ
nnaut.so that some nlav
teViel, raelaiI2 rase
teNt Hnuh
eyed slro
fotu
he ae
woEld eap2 a'v
asked or not even as am act
culrtr-e"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

Dynamite Nike" Kelly, who fought
WITH the old Sixty Ninth. Kelly is run
ring Oh the ticket o the Liberty party.
wnlch is 0pposed To the League o. Na-
ions in any form
The Fight for Newburger
haevy registration in Manhattan
ana The Bronx IS expected because of
thd resentment among men and women
9I 3 parties over the ruralrg down Of
Supreme Court Justice Joseph +. New
burger for reDer rinacion by Tammary
HALL 70 make place for irwin Inter
nNer, son Of samuel lnfermver. JUS
tee NewhuEger nd another Democratic
Jurlst who was turned down to make
lay for 6 favcrite-J ustIce Richard r
Smith. Of tra City G0urt given d
place ON tae Republican ticket. ard
they have also been placed or an sn-
dependent ticket formed b. she four
bar ASSOCIATIONS ir Mar haitian and The
Bronx.
Judges. assemblvmen and aldermen
EVlii be elected in all boroughs. In ad-
4 ttOn, numerous county onicers will ba
chosen throughout the city in Man
haitian borough Pres dent VIII be
elected to llil the uneXpirea term ot the
late F'rank I. Bowling
The fate OF four proposed amend
J. 4
VIII be decided on y oven Der 4. Amend
nlents 8 and provide for increases in
salaries of legisl4ro4s and Judges of
the Court OF Appeals. Yha latter re
cclve SI3200 wlth the exception Of TIE
cnlet Judge. wnose salary is Sf3.700.
Fhe proposed amendment would give
.hen salarie1 equal 10 that Of any
other 5urist liz the state.
Would Give Them S17.5en
This would raise them to 1850. the
salary o. Justice af Tire Supreme
Court Of the 1st Judicial DISCREET. which
embraces Manhattan and the Bronx.
Senators and Assemb yren now re-
oeivo $500 r the proposed amend
ment carried. these salaries Will be
doubled II VIII ALSO increase the
Speaker of the Assembly TO $1,000 It
s nc" Hf-
Amendment >o wo4la rarfaiA
aNalile r0ters ss~ ah<ont from Tho
State on Election ll8g TO rcgi er th ir
vote The trst amen lmenf en- the list
lot-declares the drainage OF swamp
or agricultural land public use. and
would permit the cost Of the work to be
levied against nearby property ia
wholo or in part.
Fear was EXPRESSED Yesterday nj the
Office Of the Board of Elections that
the printers strike might cause the
Board 10 apply to the courts to haze
,e ballots and other election naDcgs
printed outs de Che eitT Tire ca4is
Tor b ds Is for oefobor rs The Board
Is honing tine strike may be settled be-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05


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New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
He Died in Bed

Some few f.aran-l1es armed -
the progress - she vols svta0as refine
aIenJ which was smoeherug every
shark of personal indep pendence. tried
- stem tse current OF coerl lariou -
On ascetic severity al mora s. waiea
gained fer tn em tne name ci "p.ag-
u0a5. or we oees. Foremost among
-7eni was tae Dau-laiclaa frlag. Giro
.an0 Saroaar9la. neQse oQ1e1t APP
peal to the people b favor q pop
ular government ana q HE o. asrer sni
hreatened tor time u eFertAroW the
NeGsef bat ateer Loren1as death
Iea-tion against TIE mon preach
u and he was 5urue az stake
Iorenzo's name associated wta
a forms Of loee.iness. yee ls qaysie.l
appearance was sns1 anloveiY.
Re vas above middle LIGHT ard
str.nely bcit hut ms face Va ex-
creme 3 plan. The rose Sat and rread-
ing. the cain sharp. tie complexion
sailow and the eFes weak. His move
ments were eXagg rated ard nnrainiv.
his voice harsh. and he totally lacked
e sense Of smell. He suffered in COM
parison Win his bro her. Giuliano.
vino WIS tour years younger. and WHO
sas tall. strong I'D handsome.
Unlike most of his uredecess To-
renzo died Is hed-of the gout. most
end for such IN 444sual
rson.-Chicago POST
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
1. :. harees NEn-ic I rn.t',

WASHINGTON. Der 4-Tha FaaeraI
Trade Commission today f4eiaa
complain. charged .ae Nac
\ ssociatlon of .ea emitted ~f4las assl
he National Assoc axiom of saef
Dealers Re
Increase tae price 81 ale aaa
Co4lus .te 4rtlon rv ths tu.
TO maintain standard .xea gs.s4.e sulses
New-York tribune., 1919-10-05
Classified Advertising q
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

r1Dy's MAI0. usetai Freneh-it.,'lan.
vsry nesr. c.4fao.s. eosseft tu-'s.s exes.-
-. ssss-f.ass
. can 4, Masous As99y. fst " est SO ST.
-. NJ sfss IFefrsls..s.. s
Aresey . E4st 43d 81. 81 reer. Tel ohgae
ss4s MGvt-y a4l-
LADY breaking up housekeeping. Shes .o
s-s sft-sslou Tor taa~ ana caainaeri riGal..-
~aisras, PIE .H NaaI.as. Cee aa-
.wean sra y aA- af al - ea s..
rAr-NrREss- -CaraaIe I-sA E t-a
vans l-tf f'..i7e .se eq}->s pe1t
sonaiis
VAN s-sas r-nt Ar,zerican. as.
s.4as anaen eGA as
sacsa~
rscorns,.sniei 2s atas0i4s Astaes --I
West Il Street
vs7,f-r.ss1 s.....
wishes vas-4.u - raus. ta-Har III
,yys.'s ar 4r.erS h-a. 1aa1
hsva gl' eharr ear furnish
~ 10 aa-. -A-aress
Soy e o
vI-RsE. En-lsh. goane neat. nlce ap-
= saet.a --.o4if5e-, ..-4-'.5
- Vases -nIlt citl cxoal.a,t rals--
-noes Sts Masons Agency. -st Nest So
csii.rs rsr~-r Miss l'lfaserald In
reaU. ~ avs
vf,pSg,-si.t4ls aeea assist irat eAa~
he-u.lii. IL aEera Bureau
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