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The Washington times., 1919-01-27
EX-KA|SER|N
W|LL RETURN
TOGERMANY,.
BRITISH HEAR
By the I. N. S. snd London Daily
-e. Express.

By the I. N. S. Snd London Daily
-s, Express.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-Following a
quiet celebration of the ex-Kaiser's
sixtieth birthday at Amerongen
Castle, the former German EN-
press viii return to Potsdam "as a
result of the success Of the ex-
Kaiser's faithful few in the recent
Gssuasn eszetion," said an Amster-
dam dispatch today. -.
Speculation Is rife as to whether
the former KaiseriD, who still cher
ishes hopes that her eldest grandson
may resume the imperial crown, is
returning as the ex-Kaiser's courier
to tell the faithful few" not to de-
spair for the Hohenzollerns as the
body is not dead, even IL the head
has been sacrificed" the dispatch
added.
II is pointed out that the ex-Kai-
serin is a keen politician. but prob
ably one of the worst advisers the
former Emperor ever had.
William Hohenzollern was born on
January q, 1859.
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Urged Official Declaration.

Accordingly I induced the London
Daily Chronicle, which had not then
been bought by the friends of the
government, to place its columns at
my disposal for a proposed solution
of the Franco German difficulty. l
urged that for the sake of avoiding
war England should, as the holder
Of the balance of power, officially
declare that If Germany attacked
France, England would throw in her
sword on the side Of France, bal
ancing this threat by a reciprocal
assurance that if Germany were ct
tackled by Russia or France, or both,
she would defend Germany.
I pointed out that this would have
the effect of producing combina-
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WOUNDED, SWEARS
OUT WARRANT FOR
THE EX.KAISER

KALAMAZOO, Mich,
Jan. 7,-William Hohen-
zollern, former Kaiser, is
charged with attempted
murder by James Van
Gierson, of this city, who
got out a warrant for
Williams arrest. The
warrant charges he ina
liciously wounded James
Van Gierson with deadly
weapons discharged either
by himself or by his or
ders. Van Gierson was
wounded at Oh a t eau
Thierry.
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ROUT
L|EBKNECHT RALLY

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, Canada, Jan.
27.-Returned soldiers today were vic
torious over socialists who tried to
hold memorial meetings for Karl
Liebknecht.
After the socialists had been pre-
vented from meeting in a theater.
they assembled in Market Square, but
soldiers dispersed them after fst
fighting. Socialist headquarters was
pillaged, literature thrown into the
streets and burned. and furniture de-
molished.
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England Gould
Have Auerted
War, Says Shau

preceding articles
Of Great Britain IN making ith other nations
aimed 10 break the strength Of Germany should she attempt to III
her poaoer land
As actual ally Of France Rnsa effect became beneficiary
Engands engagement wh France hieh Mr. Shaw
might be described IN the following language:
"The binding between Engnod and France in
the legal but Germany attacks France aud England does
send the British fleet and ondry force to Frances aid Eng
land piH be disgraced." ~ = lie <
Anothr article from Mr. ShaW ~H IN The Times me
Wednesday. -,HF .s..-.. ., IL. ~. IT
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By GEORGE BERNARD SHAW.
= copyvseht, 1913. ~ star Company.

LONDON, jan 27.-And so the secrecy Of the British
alliance went on, with all its evil consequences 1t
evident that Sir Edward Grey unequal to the situation
that in desperation l. private individual suggested
line of action when Prince Lchnowsky appointed Ger
man ambassador in London
Under the impression that we-known authors and
socologsts enjoy the consideration in England in
Germany, he invited to visit him at the embassy and
went far to say that place should always be
ready for at his table.
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tion of England, France and Ger
many to keep the peace of Europe;
that the weaker northern states
Belgium and Holland, Norway, Swe-
den and Denmark-would immedi-
ately. join in; that the United States
would have everv reason to do the
same, and that the final result
would be a combination of western
democracy against war from the
Carpathians to the Rocky Noun
tains.
The dead silence which followed
this proposal in the press was in
evitable, for. as l was not party
politician nor a famous cricketer,
jockey nor glove fighter, neither the
Continued on Page s, Column 1.)
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CANDY GALORE FOR YANKs.

American soldiers abroad have been
placed on a candy half
pound for each man every ten days
and twelve million pounds of candy
are now en- route to the Yanks over
there" lit was announced today by
the subsistence division or the War
Department.
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STRIKE Of Boobies
SLATEDFOR TODAY

LONDON, Jan. 2I.-A general strike
OF policemen was scheduled for to-
day, as a result of the home offices
refusal to recognise the policemen's
union or reinstste discharges midland
railway policemen.
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SLAYER
|NR|VERCASE
IS CAUGHT


RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 77.-sus-
pected Of Being DIR. Wilmer, Amos
Hadley, for whom q criminal war
rant has been isued in connection
with his wife's death. police authori-
ties at place near the Mexican bor-
der in Texas, cave taken into custody
a man said to ft his description
The suspect says he is not Hadiey,
according to information received
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Evans, of Gin
cinnati, will arrive here late today
to take charge Of the body OF Mrs,
Hadley, which had been held IN a
local morgue since IL was found De-
cember 80 floating in the James river
few miles above Richmond.
Has Incrfminatfns Letters.
Mrs. Evans will bring with her one
or more letters from DIR. Hadley In
which he claims his wife died on
November 23 last, in San Juan. Porto
Rico. and was buried there In the
American Cemetery on the day fol-
lowing her death.
Mrs. Evans Is a sister OF Mrs. Had
ley, who prior to her marriage was
Miss Sue Kathleen Tinsley. daughter
OF a widely known architect of Gin
cinnati. Mrs. Hadley was born at
Mt. Auburn and studied music In Gin
cinnati. She became q proficient vo-
cal and instrumental teacher under
Prof. Oscar Ergrett, and while max
ing a tour Of Texas met DR.. Hadley,
who at that time was q young physi-
clan with the International and
Great Northern Railway.
Older Than Husband.
Miss Tinsley later established q
studio at Houston. Tex, and was
married to DR.. Hadley about six
years ago. The doctor is said to be
thirty-six years of age and is young
er than his wife.
Hadley at the time of his marriage
Miss Tinsley stated he was related
ito former Governor Hadley, OF Mis-
souria, and Prof Arthur Twining
Hadley. OF Yale University.
Mrs. Evans will take her sister to
Cincinnati. where IL will be buried
in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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PARIS, Jan. 27.-The supreme
war council was understood to-
day to be considering disposi-
tion of German colonies, and
other territorial questions.
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PENSION OF $500 FOR CLERKS
What House Pension Bill
!. Provides for Clerks

employees
ice and city and rural letter carriers at sxy and railway mail
clerks at sixty.
Retirement win not be compulsory during first years
ton of aw.
Maximum pension $500 There
graded relation length Of and salary for last
years of +. 49,
army, navy corps guard
included computing clerks providing he annuity
from those services.
Employees Library Garden not in.
classified service shall receive benefits Of bill
Two and oneha of basic salary empoye
which shall from
Treasury sufficient make payments .l.5s
of 100000 provided carry of act
Pension shall not be subject to levy
nishnent. =.
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LOST AND FOUND

wATCH-LAdy's gold bracelet Wal
tham- between Takoma Park and
Union Station: with initials A. z. q,
On back OF case. Suitable reward IL re-
turned to ss37 Georgia ave. Takoma
Park. or phone Col 44ss. 20
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tiSer writes:
January 20, 1919.
The Washington Times. Adver-
tisiug Manager:
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sessler rrisses UH

1ssdore Schecter, soldier-poiicemsn.
was doing the regular work OF three
policemen on Friday NORMAN The
home OF Miss Martha Gesran az l3ie
GeaSan was shot by the ma1msu.
while Schecter was trying 90 ''ccverr
that ,ection Of the city between n ana
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It viii be interesting to see how
those same Republicans will 20
about building up the public frame
Of mind that win enable them to
get the Presidency, especially with
a Woodrow Wilson in the White
House. issuing important, unpleas-
rnt statements, and wandering TO
the Capitol occasionally to talk
face to- face with the Republican
Congress. There Is going to be q
Ia Of pitiless publicity On both
sides. end IL ought TO be valuable
to the country.
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BY Bl0sser

it has not been shown that petition
in bankruptcy was filed, does not raise
the point that the document is not
properly Of sufficiently authenticated.
g. Where documentary evidence
tending to establish discharge in
bankruptcy has been admitted over
objection and is permitted to remain
as evidence in the case; and the de-
PENDANT acting on the supposition that
such documents will be considered as
evidence properly there moves for a
directed verdict, thereby cOnsentmg to
discharge of the jury and a trial OF
all questions by the court, the court
may not in determining the action re-
fuse to consider such documentary EVIL
dence, even though it was improperly
admitted. .J5 @5 IS .aa.s-
Appeal from Mercer county, Burr,
special Judge. Plaintiff appeals from
! an order granting new trial.
Affirmed. .",. ...g.,
Opinion of the court by Christian
son, Oh. J.
S.. P. Halpern, Of Hebron, N. d.,
attorney for appellant.
H. l.. Berry of Killdeer, N. d., at
torney for respondent. Fl
From Cavalier County
First State Bank Of Easily, a cor
poration, plaintiff and respondent, vs..
Hans Bratlie and Karen Bratlie, de-
PENDANTS and appellants. ..
y. (SYLLABUS)
In this case the findings of fact, as
made by the trial court, are sustained.
The conclusions Of law and the judg-
ment are modified and affirmed, with
out costs. ......
Appeal from the district court of
Cavalier county; Hon. w. J. Knee
+, shaw, judge. $3.50.
Modified and affirmed.
Opinion of the court by Robinson,
j., Christensen. Oh. j.. dissents.
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G. Crimson, Langdon, and Chester
M, MARI, Bismarck, attorneys Tor ap- !.
McIntyreT& Burtness, Grand Forks,
attorneys for respondent.
From Cavalier County. 4. ms
First state bank Of Easily, "a corpor-
alton, plaintiff and respondent, We.
Hans Bratlie and Karen Bratlie, de-
PENDANTS and Appellants.
Syllabus:
In this case the findings Of fact, as
made by the trial court, are stis.
tanned. The conclusions of law and
the Judgment are modified and at
firmed, without costs.
Appeal from the district court OF
Cavalier county; Hon w. j. Knee
shaw, Judge.
Modified and affirmed
Opinion of the court by Robinson, J.
Christianson, CO., dissents.
G.. Crimson, Langdon. and Chester
NJ. MARI Bismarck, attorneys for ap-
pellants. So
Mcintyre. & Rurtness, Grand Forks.
Attorneys, Tor respondent.
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oysters ana 3 cupfuls unlocked rice.
Season to taste With cinnamon, celery
lsalt, salt and pepper.sS'TO this mixture
add slowly cupful ofsthe liquor from
the whale meat. roll. and tie. roast in
a moderately hot oven, with small
slices Of fat: pork and onion over the
top, seryashet and well: done
Whale Steak-Cut whale meat into
individual steaks IL inch thick. Dip
each steak in sailed milk, then in fine
ly sifted crumbs. Rub each with on
ion juice. Place in an oiled pan,
sprinkle with olive Oil and .broi in a
very hot oven for 10 minutes. When
Drowned serve Immediately, . -.
Delmonico's Whale Patties.-Cut
whale meat into slices and cook until
tender in a little water with salt. pep
per and lemon juice. Drain the liquor
from the meat into deep dish with a
few fresh mushrooms cut in pieces
and a few sliced fresh tomatoes, and
thicken with oat flour Pour the
sauce over the meat, cover all with a
pie paste, and bake in a moderate
oven for Is minutes E
Whale Pot Roast-Wash and wipe
3 pounds of whale meat thoroughly
with hot. soda water, rub over with
salt, dredge with flour. and ilsear on
all sides with hot fat iii ,a!frying pam
Place in pot dflcassero1e' with one
onion, sliced, ! carrot, the, fat in which
the meat Drowned, and / cupful OF wa
/ ter Cover and cook for from 2 to
hours. When tepder thicken the gravy
and serve the roast hot. |
| H,nrcA ANhaI> Mat rka,..a>.
l can of whale meat in it's own liquor
with little water added. Z tor is min
utes. Drain, and FLAX } the. meat. Add
to the liquor l. cupful Off milk and
thicken with flour, then add IL cup
full grated or chopped onion, IL cup,
full chopped Worcestershire sauce, salt
and pepper. Cook all until celery is
slender then add the meat, heat thor
Oughly and serve in timbales or GOV
er with crumbs and brown.
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Washington, April 26.=-The bureau
Of fisheries has u way toEbeat the high
costTof living It's big idea is. WAY
worry about tle high cost f'of beef
when the sea is full of whales?'' -,
Only lately have men discovered
that whale s,meat is delicious food
much resembling beef in texture and
appearance and with a~Ilavor OF ven
ison.V - ~ 80 5>l,t r2..st 3, Nse.
With great whale fisheries On ,Loeil
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, the
government bureau Of fisheries is
planning to introduce the general use
Of whale meat to the public as "a prac'
tical substitute for beef, and provide
a food source. that has long been ig.
nored and wasted. Expert cooks in
the domestic, science division, OF. the
department Of agriculture, hotel chefs,
and home cooks have prepared great
number of whale meat recipes which
they donated to the government
Fresh whale meat gan be had in coast
markets and is shipped inland in re-
frigerator cars, OF sold lin cans, or
cOrned, like beef: Canned whale, meat
is very high in food values, being sc
per cent pure protein, to the pound
6 per cent, fat, and 2 per cent ash
while porter house steak yields but
2l.9 per cent protein, and 20.4 per cent
Of fat. There are3no bones in whale
meat ond no waste. ra sl
The humpback whale>is the best fol-
eating and six tons of edible meat car
be obtained from "A single animal. i
is suited to steaks, soups, stews
rOasts and curries. -.
Here are the tested recipes Rc
commended by the government:
Stuffed Roast WhaIe.-Buy a roast
of five pounds OF fresh whale meat
Dissolve tablespoonful Of baking
soda in quart of hot water and boi
the whale meat in it for 20 minutes
removing the Scum Which rises. Nell
tablespoonfulsY0 Of butter in anothe,
pot, and brown i'll 1.-THE, butter 4 onions
(sliced), .1-2f cut Of rafsins,'12 eupfu
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SOLDIERS ( ] Frs & SAILORS
w e, will run your Want
ed.a-Job for one month
FREE Of charge. ,......:.1...,
SUPREME COURT
From Mercer Cou nty.

Schweigert-Ewald Lumber: Com
pany, plaintiff and appellant, VS.. Otto
Banman, defendant and respondent,
syllabus: = m :, ~: ~; ',.,,,,s,
ia. Where, a person who has re-
ceiyed q discharge in bankruptcy is
sued on debt which existed at the
time for the filing of the petition, the
introduction Of the order OF discharge
makes OUT a prima facie defense, the
burden being then cast upon the plain
tiff to- show that, because of the ma
.ture of the; claim, failure to give no
tice; or. other statutory reason, the
debt >sued on was by law excepted
from the operation Of the discharge.
2. A general objection to a certi-
fled copy of discharge in bankrupt.
cy, followed by a specific objection
that 1t has not been shown that a pc
tition in bankruptcy was filed, does
not raise the point that the document
is !, not properly or sufficiently auth
entioated. H.. ......t -.
3. Where documentary evidence
Etending to- establish a discharge in
Bankruptcy hasSs,becn admitted over
f6Aections anGsigSpeymitted to remain
las S6dence M lie; and in de-
(fen acting OH IMPOSITION that
EsuSl Scuments Willie considered as
evidence properly there moves for a
Idirected verdict, thereby consenting to
| a discharge of the jury and trial OF
all questions by the court, the court
may not in determining the, lotion
refuse to consider such documentary
evidena even though it was improp
EqM 3Et tted. s.ss,,1,
Appeal from Mercer county, Burr
SPECIAL Judge. Plaintiff appeais from
an ofdersgranting new trial. ss
Affirmed. - l52S.
T Opinion of the court by Christian
son, Oh. J.
S. r. Halpern, of Hebron, ~. u
attorney for appellant.
H., L: Berry, of Killdcer,sN. d., at
torney for respondent.
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ed discharge in bankruptcy is sued
on q debt which existed at the time for
the filing Of the petition, the int intro o
duction of the order Of J discharge
makes out prima facie defense, the
burden being then cast upon the plain
tiff to show that, because of the ma
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-28

ture of the claim, failure to give no.
tice or other statutory reason, the
debt sued on was by law excepted
from the operation of the discharge.
2. A general objection to a certi-
fled copy of discharge in bankruptcy,
followed by specific objection that
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OBSERVE ' TRAFFIC
RULES

Notice il Hereby given
that the police department
has been instructed to
strictly enforce the traffic Z
rules iii Bismarck.
Speeding, cutting cor
ners, driving. on the left
hand side of the street,
parking cars at crossings
or ON the wrong side of the
street, and the driving OF
cars with mufflers cut out
is strictly forbidden, and
viOlat0rs will be arrested
and heavily fined.
East and west bound cars
have the right of way at
street intersections.
Automobiles are specific
ally prohibited from passing
a streetcar while the latter
is stopping to- discharge or
take on passengers.
Owners of cars with
leaky oil or gas tanks which
result in damage to the
pavement when parked on
the streets will be held re-
sponsible.
CHRIS MARTINESON.
.... Chief of Police.
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From Mercer County >,
Schweigert- Ewald Lumber Conf
pany, plaintiff and appellant, VS.. Otto
Bauman, defendant and respondent.
o.. (SYLLABDS) =
b l. Where a person who has receiv-
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GOVERNMENT WANTS FILE CLERKS.
Bismarck examinations May z. 81 600
Franklin Institute Dept $3.50, RochN
N. y. .syA5SESslt
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7 # Is 80 Classified advertising Rates as ~,
attached will be inserted
additional insertions without change Of 10
words will be charged at the
rate a word for each-additonal word ga.sy
Copy Classified Advertisements insertion must be IN
this office before of day of publication
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lWANTED--Ats once, strong middle.aged wo.
man who understands sewing to work in tail.
or shop all or part time. Good wages 10
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-We want good strong man for
janitor work in our plant to do janitor work
at night and act also as watchman. Gall
Bismarck -'... $500. ..'G
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WANTED-Eady Clerk. ,sone that is expert.
enced to take full charge Of store, good
salary TO right party. Write 63l. Tribune
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Z ANfED-SoHpeten Cook. No washing or
ironing. Mrs. II. r. Berndt, l0aAve: q.
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AGENTS

agent to place county agents
for. Automatic Gate and Garage Door, pat
-entesi. Rig money maker: quick returns;
small capital required. = Address automatic
este. and Door Co., Eagle Block. Spokane.
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WANTED-Two Young AIeir to work. 4 by
month Francis Jaszkowiak, 42ls1sth 5sSt!H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoemaker at Bismarck.
Shoe hospital at once EA4{ -, fs2iIsSt
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WANTED--Five bright; capable ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. $500
to $5ObO per week Railroad fare paid;
+. aWritc3 at, once Goodrich Drug Co., Derts
Gsl. Omaha Nch. y 4-2s-ft
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- keeper switi, two childrrn.e desires position
with respectable party, prefer country. Ap'
nv G3O. Tribune AZ. Il 49, -. "a
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,W.ANTED-(iirlI or woman. for hoNSe worE
Spart time. Steady place if suited. - Throne
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

5W.NNTE D-Cook, waiter and chamheImaN
,% Banner. House, 1oi Main ST., PhdnN s23 I
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SITUATIONS. WANTED

SITUATION TWANTED-By returned sold
Afraid of hard work: .Experienced in Of
fce work, also a fine Knowledge of sales.
rpanship. Wrtes832. Tribune 4.25-lmo
WANTED-A g. ation7 With chance for
advancement. u Eeturned soldier. Ad-
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WANT -A.!YOUNGTTO OR MIDDEE s.AisED
Woman as housekeepcr for, family Of Two
adult and .,ehld. Of school ageY.Fwopld not
ern HOME I'm c.ty-<l good and permanent
home for the right party. Address: "Sec.
rctary," Lock Box 600. Bismarck, North
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r WANTEDASewing BY experienced dressnak
err Cali 416 Thayer St. or phone ss6R.
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SchweiEert,Ewald Lumber: Com
pany, plaintiff and appellant, vs.. Otto
Bannlan, defendant and respondent
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FOR SALE-By owner, 100 acre dairy and
!. in timber Two living creeks. Good house,
barn and out buildings. 8 1.e miles to lone,
where there is high school and about 600
ance on time to suit purchaser. Write and
investigate. Address Box 1913, lone, Wash
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WAN.IE D-W oman for Isgeneral hasNoFh
several sloirs every day. orssteady eligi
byf tleF,nostl,. Mrs: 4; NJ Dahl, sM ! iaS