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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
MIR, BAKERS GOOD WORK

In another column Of the Intelligence
- today. appears short interview
with Hon. w. +. Baker. chairman Of
the Republican State Committee OF
West Virginia. Mr.. Baker takes q
hopeful view OF the Republican stu
alton in West Virginia and predicts n
sweeping victory next year. The In
tclligcncer is pleased to pay tribute to
the energy. efficiency and industry that
Mr.. Baker has brought to his work a.
chairman Of the state Committee. Ho
has not been resting on the Job.
Almost from the day that the. polls
closed in the election of November 1918,
he has been steadily at work shaping
up the Republican organization OF West
Virginia for the battle Of 1920. He has
gained splendid results which "" feel
confident will be reflected in the vote Of
West Virginia next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22

has not had the stipulation and assist
ance OF Sunday edition. bat II has
sought to cultivate .N~~".' Ghly. tn" SIX
day morning field III which II was
located. and in which il found oppor-
tunities for usefulness. and tho results
have been at least sufficient To justify
its efforts. and to reward the hopes n
it, publishers.
The Wheeling Iutelligenc"r today
stands more firmly intr"nched in the
confidence and the patronage Of IN" dis
corning public than It has been n any
time in its history. publishing more
copies. circulating moro widely and en-
loving. We believe. larger sphere OF
influence than ever before. We make
these statements with some little pride
because We know exactly what they
mean in these days OF very earnest
competition in the newspaper n"ld. OF
rising costs and Of unusual difficulties
OF operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
OBSERVE THE LAW

The cause OF the strikers at Mingo.
will not be furthcrcd by the use Of vio-
lence. This Is a self-governing country
in which the people make tho laws and
II the people do not obey the laws
which they make themselves. self-gov-
eminent Is a failure. Whatever may be
public sympathy with any movement,
that sympathy is properly and Just
" alienated the moment the law Is
violated. and violence instead Of persu-
aston begins to be used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
RAILROAD LEGISLATION

Director General Hines let's it b.
known that there will BE- no advance IN
railroad transportation rates during the
continuance Of the government control
Of railroads The present plans con-
template 4 return to private ownership
On, or about. January |. 1920. and in the
opportunity to prepare schedule OF
advanced rates.
Under the circumstances, Mr.. Hines
decision in this matter seems 10 be
wise. The railroad problem cannot be
succosscully attacked pieccmral. When
the railroads go back to their owners
hey should go back with such machin-
will insure their proftabl" and success
rul operation. Railroads are just as
necessary for the prosperity and COM
fort Of the people as the arteries and
veins are for the human body. We
must have new railroads. and new capt.
tai must be attracted TO build them.
We must repair old lines. and the pub
tic which uses the railroads must fur
nish the money to do so. We must pay
decent wages to railroad employees. and
the necessary charges TO pay those
wages must be met. All that the pub
lie can ask in supervision is a fair ap-
portionmcnt OF necessary railroad
,hargcs and an assurance that charges
are not exorbitant, and not beyond a
fair return in profit.
The Cummins bill now pending be-
fore Congress provides. with reasonable
accuracy, most OF the machinery needed
for Intelligent supervision OF railroad
mana cement. It ia tremendous step
m the right direction. 1t is doubtless
faulty in minor features. but experience
will bring these 10 light. At the pros
Aut time. il offers the best thought-out,
and the most comprehensive plan or
railroad reorganization that has been
! presented. or is likcly TO be seriously
! considered. by Congress. Its carly en-
| ectment will create conditions which
! will enable the railroads to be returned
: 20 private ownership. and probably will
! open before them n season Of prosper
: nv and usefulness greater than any
! they have had for many years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
A FINE NEWSPAPER
ACHIEVEMENT

The Circulation Department OF the
Wheeling IntHlligenccr has just com
Melted what has proven to be the most
successtul circulation campaign ever
put on by any newspaper in the city or
wheeling or in tho state OF West w.
4tnia. The results OF the recent con-
test. in which very large number NJ
earnest and enthusiastic candidates en-
tered. have far exceeded any previous
record made IN this city. and 10 some
extent, exceeded expectations. based
OVEN upon the liberal program which
the Intelligencer originally outlined.
The reason for this Is not hard - find.
Tho Intclligencer believes that during
the past few years, in particular and
for many years. the constant adherence
Of this paper to fixed principles and
established ideals: its earnest effort to
serve the public faithfully and accur-
s,nly. have established = reputation
commanding confidence and assuring
liberal support from its patrons.
It no secret that the morning news
PAPER field, six days In tho ~cek. is the
most difficult Acid TO cultivate. In
many important cities the morning
newspaper have either combined or
rome out Of business. In the great city
of Cleveland. for instance. there is to-
day only one morning newspaper. In
the city Of Chicago. three morning dali
lea have gone out Of existence during
the past ten years. and instances Of this
kind may BE- multiplied without num-
bcr. Many morning newspapers have
found their Sunday morning edition
tbeir principal sustenance and support
The Intelligencer has been published
regularly in a relatively small field. II
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A HIGH COURT OF COMMERCE
United States Board of Trade Proposed to Assist indus
try in Performing Its Highest Function
ByM. L. REQUA
: Eun AllMinLSt ratiOn
Enrncr Director " OH DIVISION T. s FUc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In an ;lt."!nri t. ma'n'a:m tnr"s'r'"'-
81 competition W. hav" lnN'"'"d upon
the nation System :" utterly ln"ih''-
ent and Irad-lurtc that it br"k" down
completely IN IL" hour al emergency
and Stress and m"c"%S:tat"d ia" sun,
s,ltutl"n e various mHkcshIitS' All
founded NOR. ur less upon evaporation
as the fundamental principle:
1t is Of vital importaAc" TO our
national wrlfar,. that We shall pr"tt III
tine Of prar, by tn" lesson which We
learned n rIn" e war We must. Nn-
loss "" ar blind {" all evidence s."
alter cur laws ns :" permit Cooper
alive effort.
If our attrmi:S HAY" been haStiiF
thought out and hluuI"riuEly executed
II N no way alters the. S"unGneSS OF
The conclusion that industrial activities
Of the tutu-" must l." founded upon
COOP, ration and uur"Strirt"L compete
ton must follow its hi"od-hr"thcr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the limb" of ohlI-
WON. As citizens of democracy II -
our duty and obligation :" 80" that tn"
lesson finds wise Interpretation III our
laws.
Corporation was the dominant not"
that made victory puSSIhlr. t0-"pcr-
tod armies w"n: Ia" Co-"rrra'lN"
effort oC tho allied rIlt"S Kept the seas
free for commerce: and behind tn" lines
ut home the splendid corporation "l
industry. Of Labor and Of capital sup
pl.cd tho armies and n" naNi"S with
all that mad" victory possible.
II has taken Il world-war I" hrinG
| the lesson homo I" us. Tho case has
hcen proved: IN" demonstration made;
II remains for Us 10 make use Of know
/ ledge so dearly bought.
And we must not forget that this CO.
operation succeeded because II was
! founded on mutual confidence. was IRE"
Of special privileges. secret under
| standings, and unfair tactics. lt We
are to realize in full. for all industry.
| tho same benefits the Same funda-
mental principles must be observed
! Nor can industry expect permission
} for such cooperative effort save under
some wise and just form Of supervision
, We should create the United States
Board Of Trade. under who's" jurisdic-
! ,lon should come tho industrial and
commercial activities of the nation
This body should largely parallel the
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S,iorr,rn t'r,irt Of he United States -.
,r:,,r,r ,r a,.rninjmcnt: I should l."
~urIuund.d 10y all the dignity mat 'har-
lr;,r.zc. Tn" Supr"m" court. scat
upon this hoard should h" a "aE"rl!
sru%h, and should confer III" sam" high
honor. H. related L. industry. as scat
up,n TN, supreme Bench c"nf"rH upon
law.
It should b, looked upon rs tn"
-rnvn,nr rlnrv n = successful career.
Ia b.. prl2cd above every other business
rn,oIum.rI: II should bc given only 10
,hnsc of DISTINGUISHED character VIII"
have made for themselves names or
highest integrity. unhcmishcd IN every
relation Of life; uneNc"lled for wisdom.
This is the type Of men who should
loo selected to compose such body.
INTO the hands Of n body Of such
mrn should b. committed the super
vis ION Of American industry.
This body would plan all policy Of
foreign trades relations: il would limit.
guide and control. both n To foreign
and domestic commerce; in short. pre-
serb. the ethics. limit III" activities.
let, rrninr tn" practices. and represent
uny,run,ut-to IN" end that Industry
should hr most efficiently. h"n"i"ia!iy
and wisely perform its functions as
he servant OF the people.
We do not b"licN" in government
nwn"rshIr Government cannot hop"
- administer with the sam" success as
IN" corporation or Individual. Tut W"
in believe in government SUPERVISOR
prov dcd rhr method Of supervision b."
property planned and that the officials
cNcrCisinG that supervisory authority
are adequately equipped for the task by
past training and experience.
| Tho president app"intcS To tn" Sill
prcmc Bench only mon of highest
, Siundin. in tho legal profession: th"r"
should hc appointed to the United
states Board Of Trade-thc Highest
Court Of Tommcrcc-in like manner,
| only mru of equally supreme attain
n"ntS men whose uCtjV" career is be-
/ h:nd them: who accept tho position in
! full expectation Of never again enter
! ing artiv" business life or becoming
candidates for any office. body of
! such mon could wisely and justly SUI
u"rvlsc industry and promote that co.
| operation. harmony and mutual conf
! dcnc" SO necessary in tn" future de-
yclcpmcrt Of our industrial life.
Copyright 1879
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
= Wednesday, October %, 1919.
BoLSHEVIsM IN GOVERN
MINT OFFICE

Tho revelations made by Senator
Watson concerning tho pscihsts. anti
war and pro-German attitude OF large
number Of officials employed BY the
Federal Trade Commission. and who
particularly investigated the meat pack
rSr business. will astound. II they do
not alarm the general public How IL It
possible that men whose anti-patrtotic,
NOT to say reasonable, records are pub
lie property. who have within twenty
four months been held as suspicious
characters. can be given government
appointmen;S and clothed with tho
authority Of the American people to in
yestiga.e and to report upon any bust
ness or any occupations in this
countrvc The charges made by Senator
Watson were definite. He named men.
not one man. but dozen. He specified
the particular acts in which they had
failed If tn" duties Of American CHI
-zanshtp He named tho positions which
they hold under the Federal Trade Com
mission. \ senator Of III" tinted
states - not t. be presumed to talk at
random or without som" substantial
basis rur MS statements. and If there
ia q fraction If truth in the very defln-
lac and compr, hHusivc charges mad" by
the Indiana senator. n housecl"aninG is
NOT onlv du. in Washington. but is long
overdue"
The amazing leaiency OF IN" War De-
nartmcnt toward pro-G"rmans held IN
ss.sntioa camps toward alleged pa''-
rs and SccfaIi>,ic agitators. and n"
indiscrimlna'n appointments Of mon OF
this strip" 70 positions Of public trust
have moro than once aroused sharp
criticism. The American people today
are in No. mood to tolerate tur'her per-
rcrnanrcs IN this line. 'Iul1r ia the
time for n robust assertion Of patriot
Ism. for clear and concise declarations
in suppor, Of American Institutions and
American law. and IN" official positions
which the Taxpayers Of this country
create and maintain ought to be ne
refuge for men who are aYowedly hos
tile to our form Of government and 10
the political purposes which We seek l.
achieve.
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Our Daily Story
HOW TIME FLIES

ono April day In The year lN"H.
y,unr woman al foreign cXtraru"n ap-
rIIrd at tn" Landmarks h"ih" IN answer
,n an advertisement for c""h ana ia'u
"Nrc YOU perfectly honest aSkcn
Mrs, Landmark. Did YOU ever S,'ht
ANYTHING or w"r" YOU ever %GSp"''rn ~
Stealing anything-ur did YOU ever 'h''N
ooh. vrS indeed. 40. indeed n" m
drcd." replied tho applicant. answering
he questions; in IN" ir proper "rd"r
ar" You strong went on Mrs. I.rhI-
mark can you m"v" tn" plan" from
room Ia room when I - necessary
an ,nu carry harr"l% If ashes UP from
rhr CrIlar without splitting them about
win You Il" all III" Washing and ironing
and whirrwa%hinE and pr"mi%" never I"
have amy Visitors and u" satisfied with
AN aftcrnnun OF every month"
oh yc*n. yCs'm. H"s'n VS. II. y"" ~
ycs'm'" eagerly replied III" t"r".GnlN ~
irartcd Young woman To tn" SIX au"s-
tIous. ,,
Every we'll" said Mis- Landmarks
"rhC salary will hc $3.2:' "a week.
Chapter Two.
ono April day in tho year i"l",
young W0mrn "f foreign "Ntih'll"n hh-
Piled ~ the Landmark HON" i'm anS"'r
"a An Advertisement Cor woman L"
do light cooking.
ar" YOU perfectly honest: sh" de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
JUDGE DAYTON
BELIEVES SANE
ELEMENT IN RULE
Eopc Of Country, Says Jurtst, Is in
Fearless Enforcement OF
Law.

interviewed at his h"t"l last even
ing. Judge Aston G. Dayton. stated that
the present term OF United states dis
trict court in Wheeling will hc rather
light insofar aS criminal eases ar" cor
ccrn"d. according to ia" present out
look hut that Il number Of eases on the
cIN!l side, Will in al! probability Dc DIS
posed of.
ASKED as to what h" though; "f tn"
Industrial situation. JudE" Dayton ask
ed To br excused from speaking N that
regard InHSmuCh as the duties Of "!iir"
max" 4 certain rcticelCc on III" part 81
IL federal court justice, Il v!r'u" l" h"
cultivated. although h. regretted that
such was the case.
Il will say this. however" h" sa.l.
Il hrlivN" that the safe. SITrv ;'"d '"n-
s,rvai,vc element Of tn" country ar"
greatly IN The majority. carrot CON
r":,.. that he doctrines Of syndi,nlism.
IT >n-,allrl Bulsh"vism can find l"dg-
mo,t in thu minds If tn" true .Nm"r!rln
and especially the American working
man az today. Thcs" things are tho
wild ImaEinlugS of the illitcrat" for
"igu,y. who hay" no NOR" conception
Of the meaning ct liberty and the r.Eht
10 free speech and Freedom Of action.
80 long rs kept within lawfHl bounds.
than they have III many cases OF IN"
, ldnlrntg OF their own language. II IS
true Of course that asitat"rs OF IN"
most violent typ. haN" CrCpt IN" tho
ranks Of tn" peaceful labor element
Of this country. They should u" "N-
! terminated without delay
! "fh" hop" IF IN" country Today :
, he absolute. fearless enforcement Of
thu law rs against All. th"s" anar'hiS-
! tic elements Of tho nation. which seek
20 destroy III" government and hurl tn"
rountrv into Il state "t d">rtU"t;"n:
! even to enforcing III" law If treason
: against Those who have been NATURAL
Zrd and made citizens &C America and
the prompt DEPORTATION "f thnS" Wh"
h:tvr not been na'urali"cd ami who's"
, business il IS 10 stir Up Sirif" and un-
|
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A word Of Appreciation

want to express my hearty appr"r-
intion Of the absolute fairness of tho
IntclligcnCcr Automobile and Diamond
Campaign which has just closed. |
want TO thank the Intcilig"nC"r for
the handsome pria" which l hay" won
and say that mere words fail To OK
press my gratitude. worked hard
and won the prize fairly. l also want
to thank my friends for III" loyal sup
port and for III" many kindncSS"S re-
ccived at their hands when | appealed
TO them for their SUI port.
(SignrdD Rev. +. 5. Bishop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
CONTENT D.

There's on" who IS coHtrnt"I- IN"
bard win" writes this pom tn"uE"
m..i. around have vented harSh nan
rutg.. rlrckcd with foam: | Ike the
work I'm doing. TN" "rrandH III
uursu:ng. the kind "f rags IN ch'"
irp tn. wreath upon nay dome.
like the pay I'm drawing-It keeps
n. ont Of drht though other guys
ar. having "buui tn war"S 'h'I
yet, I like {" way I'm dining:
hay,. no raue" for whining although
m, lace ' ShlnIg and damr WIN
homes; sweat. lie my liiii" cor,
t,v". it's humble. hCi It's h'''' !
IKE my frugal pnttaE". compose"
If urunrS and rye: l !! Ike the Tyr"
I'm drumming. | liz" III" book III
thumhing. TN nave II" Elrn aeon
fns until I'm rla"rd on zee: ] ne
M. Autumn weather. h"'nr" '"'
winter wakes. Ike tn" KIND o.
l,.-nrr ur which TN! make our
stakes. THIS world iG good {" stAN
in, 10 put up wood and hay III. L"
wnrk around and play IN. anu an
romplaintS are fakes. Oh. evils arc
.xlyting; I'VE known i AL along:
I'm wrrn!uS and I'm visiting >hlt
many things ar" wrong: hui h'"i-
IN, viii not cure th"m, or hrIr me
-, endure ,hrm and :" | just ;-hJurc
;h,m and sing my dizzy song.
, 'oryright bi' G"nrg" MRtIh"" AdahtS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22

It is gratifying to note that both the
Pittsburgh strikers and the Pittsburgh
mill officials are willing to have troops
come to Pittsburgh The impartiallty
and effectiveness Of Uncle Sans boys
in khaki suit all.
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INDICTED roR R1or1Na.

Omaha. Neb.. Oct. 2l.-Thc first in
dictments against persons who took an
active part in tho TlOt and subsequent
lynching OF viii Hrown in Omaha. on
Sunday. September 2S. were returned
today by the grand jury today against
six men and two boys. The indict-
ments charge murder in the first de-
arson and rioting
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THINK Ynu Ono and AL

I an proud Wl IN" BrlSCWc car
awarded me by tn" judges in Ia" Cam
naiEn and dcSir" to thank nay friends
and the Camrai.,n department for their
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and courteous treat
rncnt throughout tn" race. |, has
been a privilege to he associated with
a propOSitiun conducted upon such
sound business principles and You may
consider IN" an Intelligence h""st"r
always.
lSif-nn1l MlS Innnln HIM. -hlNnn
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MAY POSTPONE TRIAL.

PARIS. Oct. 2l.---Joscph Caillaux.
the French politician. accused of intellI-
scncc with the enemy. will appear be-
fore the French senate. constituted as
high court. on Thursday. for trial.
hut it is possible that the actual trial
may be deferred until after the cleo
tons, owing to the desires Of many
senator's. The alignment Of senator's
for and against immediate trial seems
TO b. based on geographical and poll
teal grounds. as many senators In Ger
tain departments would be able to use
a condemnation Of Caillaux as an argu-
mcnt for their reelection while in
other districts il would be used as n
weapon against them.
The Japanese say "nast-north' In
stead Of our northeast" and west
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Gard of Thanks

To tho lT'"liiS"uC"r iuhliSh'nE
company and my friends who EaV''
helped me. want I" thank You Cor
your support and | appreciate" IT very
much. I worked hard but | got q very
fine prlzc-thc Oakland SIN. 1t is NOR"
than well worth the effort.
(SiEn"dJ {. l.. Hanna.
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Appreciates AID eiVe'
Wheeling lntclliErnCcr.
Wheeling, w. Va.



Wheeling, w. Va.
Dear Sirs:
Allow me to express my kind"St ap-
nreciotion TO the m'ruh"rS of the In
tclIigenccr. also t. IN" officers or me
contest department anu 10 mos" WI"
80 ably assisted II" in winning inc
snlendid first prizr. IN" Willys-kniGht
car, given by your valuable paper dur
Ing the biz contest Just closed. IT was
only through your cooperation thai !
was able to win such a victory an"
will cndcaror to keep the car |" snow snow
NV deep aryrCcintiOn in In" contest
which l con.,id"r was one of the clean
est. faircst and most honnraoly con-
Quoted ever held in the city.
(Sigucd) Mrs. Charles Aml"n.
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|NTEL[|GENCER
CAMP A|CN WAS
GRAND SUCCESS
winners In Contest Extend Congrasnia
tions to the Paper For the Splenoio
Prizes Awarded
Ones who Were So Unfortunate as Not
To win Ono Of Tho Big Prizes ALSO
Hxtend Their Thanks

Yesterday was busy day at the In
tsrligencer office and during IN" "ntir"
day the persons who wcr" fortunate IN
winning prize In the Int"lliEcnccr auto
mobile and diamond campaign wcnd"d
their way in TO the office 10 EXPRESS
their thanks and Appreciation Those
who did not win one Of III" big Tri&'s
roro lust as ready TO express their sat
israction. II was tn" most suCc'sH' I'll
campaign ever conducted and inc l"i j..
Iowinr letters were received yesterday
from some Of the contestants lh"y
being self cXplana'"ry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22

II the constantly growing record for
ineraciency justifics advanced telephone
rates. the local telephone company has
already won it's case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22

Tho Rurmcsc have "A curious idea 70
yarding COINS. They prefer ih"S" win
n t"mal, head "u ih"m. believing 'rht
coin. with mall heats on them are no.
81 Tue ~.
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Tomorrow Tho l!umHUrli"S. II tai,
of w"dd"d if". concerning VII" ahu
husband.
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October Il. 1919

Campaign Mgr. Intclligcnccr.
W. S. Kendall.
Wheeling. W. Va.
Dear Mr.. Kendall:
Permit me TO express TO you my
hearty thanks for tho courteous treat
p,crt .nd fair and above board man
ngcmcnt Of your campaign. l am ON"
that did not win large prize, bu, 1
appreciate fully the very high charac-
ter and clcanncss Of your campaign -
Success to you in your future work.
Very cordially yours.
(Sirncd) Rev. &. W. Wise.
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|hamr,r ,onih"r - uoi IN, hid" uf IN"
channels. but tho fl"Sh SD" NJ sheep
skins
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(SirneD Mrs. Jennie IIut,hiso:
Tho Wheeling Intelligence.
Automobile and Diamond tamI;tiGn
D"rIrit n'.Ht
Wheeling " IA


GNntIcnnFn.
am surely grateful !" lh,' fr.,'udS
who aided M :" substantially IN rs
race for "uu" Of lh" s"s"r." rn"
Nclic is beauty and shall ruinv il
very much
,SigucdJ Abort EluSrh-uh-rg.
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The Japanese say "cast-north" In
stead Of our "north-cast," and west
south" instead Of Southwest"