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(By the Associated Press.)

Now it is the turn OF the .AushiAnes
to learn from the allied governnaeN4:
what is 10 be the cost to the forMyk
empirn Of it's association with Gess
many and her allies in the world tNH1S
Tho Austrian delegates. who are3.tns
receive tho peace treaty drawn upsbN
tho allied and associated governmenk9
have arrived in the village OF st. Ger.
main. near Paris. where they are u
await the summons OF the peace con-.
gross to appear before II Issse;
Unlike the reception given the iGe...
mans on reaching Versailles. that aoss
corded the Austrians had some Alsss55
ments Of friendly courtesy on the <psft'
Of the French representatives, CHARGED.
with the duty Of meeting the viSitpfEs
On the face Of the leader Of the dale+s
CATION. Count Renncr. there was q pleas
ant smile when he alighted from 4the.
train. in contrast with the stern.%:setN
faces of Ali tho Germans when they ar,
rived at Versailles. rsGESS ::5.sz;S
It was evident that the request4uk
the Germans for permission TO so;stD.
St. Germain and greet the A1seSAlnB
had been denied. for no Germans w6e
present. .&;Ssts;
When tho fIst meeting OF theSAus-i
trians with the allied peace delegation
is to take place has not yet been an:
nonnccd -! Z ..G5
The council pf four has made reply
to the suggestions incorporated in noteai
from the German delegates regarding.
labor and the repatriation Of PRISON.;
"rs. Three additional German notSS;
have been delivered 10 the council ard,
Coun, Won Brockdorff-Rantzau and hfa;
associated arc said to be Drawing up
further lengthy proposals looking to the
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5000 CARMEN
At TP|TTSBURCH
CD On STRIKE
CONFERENCES FAILED
TO PREVENT WALK-OUT
Men Demand 12-Cent Wage
Advance, and Action By
War Labor Board

PITTSRU RGH. May 14.-Pittsburgh.s S
street railway system was tied up at
midnight tonight b. strike OF mo-
;nrmrn and conductors. The men
walked out when they failed 10 reach
an agreement with receivers or 'he
PITTSBURGH Railways company on the
question Of submitting A wage dispute
10 thr war labor board. Approximately
nm motormon, conductors and other
workers arc affected by tho strike.
Then mon demanded a 12-c"nt an hour
increase IN pay and that tho question
hc left to the decision Of the war labor
hoard. The federal court which has
jurisdiction over tho receivers. recent
ly ruled that tho dispute could be SUB
united 70 tho war labor board. hut that
thr rnccivrrs were not free To abide
nv tho decision. The latter point. be-
ing A demand Of tho men, they struck
a midnight.
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WASHINGrON. May II. TIL" Ameri-
can naval ssartaa"s NN-l ard ET-3
n-ohablv will be IN flight h"fo." sun
down tomorrow IN n" first attempt to
cross the Atlantic ocean 'Frorgh 'he AIR.
official reports - N" RAY department
late today from Tr"nassey Pay. y. F..
rho starting pnin, az tho proposed flight.
,rtir,ated that n" "hop-ott' would "c
mad" within :S"n,y-fuur hours. rs "a
vorahlc weather along N" rnut" {" m"
AZORES was Indicated.
Tho navy dirigibie C-5 may ais" at
:eu,pf tho long crosS-ocran Trip "ifh'r
tomorrow or mex; day. Rising tr"nl Mon
,auk Point. Long Island carly today.
,h.. big ::-<hip had pIss"d Halifax bn-
fore sunset and is expected 20 reach II.
Johns. \. =. hcfor. daylight tomorrow.
, decision as to Tho fCanS-Atla0tic at
,ernut Will be ,,,ad.' iTrHi"i!;urlE on the
rccei,. .,r hr- c-,!rnlarclcr'& roper. - he
arrival.
The :hi-1 s"apiaH" oe n" rams
,,iantlc di-iS;on. the ~. held NJ oH
engine troutir or n" n-:; i":: III N"
Journey. caught Il? mitch &C h.'r '"S' dis
"A nee ,cday and was iA'-7r"'! '"H' 'Th' h"-
side ;br min" iaY"r EarIr,ne" ~ Hall
fax awaiting G7 flight :" proceed :" TTe-
rassey l:av. tn" boa travelled from
chatham light. NaSa.. 20 tI3!1!aN today.
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Requisition Steel For 4
Batt|eships When Bids
Are Found Identical

WASHINGTON. May 14-Acttnx und:
CT authority conferred by war emergency,
Legislation. thr navy department. today
placed an order. or what amounts to::S
rcquisition for 1l.0n0 tons Of steel With
the Carnegie Steel company The steel
Is 10 be used In starting construction OF
.fonr ba,tleships. work ON which under
the act authorizing them must b beEun3
before July 1. sg;;22i;;Si
Decision to requisi.Ion the steel var
reached today at navy department cOa@.
ference at which II was found that tbs
bids submitted yesterday for the II 0O0t
tons were the same as bids which pre-
v1ously had been submitted, and HhIcA.
were based on prices agreed upon ~
tween the steel manufacturers and II u
new abandoned industrial board Of TIL
department of commerce. ThA preVioN1I
ly submitted bids were rejected on.stAl
ground that they showed no indioattar
of competition. Its.5.f{9l
The order. according to m snno1l
mrnt issued by Acting Secretary Rl
welt. was placed at a tentative price
jcct to later adjustments. and cxpiah
that the Carnegie. company was tho OIL
bidder submitting estimates IN the fuH
tire order. The announcement sai1::$
To-day the navy placed with the Cir
ncgie Steel company an order for about:
1000 tons OF steel required for begin
ming construction before July l. 1919: Of
battleships ~. so. 81 and 81, ordered
constructed at New York, Norfolk and
Marc Island navy yards e:Atst;44:
The order was placed at q tent
price subject to later adjustment
further conferences with the
Steel company officials.
THAT company was the only &
bidder or the entire schedule Of RI
mcnts. r. placing tho order with
company tho navy felt assured Of bett9
service and more convenient and &c
nomical inspection" 49,
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/ 'l'GIl(,,fl
Disclosures of the Field Mar
shall Precipitate Another
Acrid Discussion in House
OF Commons - Probability
Of Official Inquiry Doubt
full
Ry TRUMAN n. TALLEY,


Special Correspondent of the New York
Herald and Wheeling 1ntentgenoer.
Copyright, 1919, by the New York Her
aid company-All Rights Eeserved.)
LONDON. May I4.--Thc probability "f
an official inquiry or II government rul-
,nr in connection with Lord French $
articles on the 1914 campaign in France
still is doubtful. after Andrew Bonar
Laws statement in the house Of COM
mons this evening thai tn" government
was not inclined to grant Sir Donald
MarLcanS demands.
When sir Donald asked whether an
,ppur,tlnitv would No provided /" dis
cuss Lord t'rrnch'S rrv"lait"nS. Mr.. b"-
mar Law replied that such II discussion
was not advisable nj Ihls time. ana mat
time did nu, permit il. llow"vrr. II"
aid il Sir Donald WAS seeking a rot"
of .rnsnrc time would b. found ia bring
UP the question.
Sir Donald. thcrrup"n. r"plt"d thar nc
did not seek 10 try I" c"nSur" IN" H''
crumcnt, but wanted I" clear IN" consul
,utional point Of refusal which II" r'-
carried as undue limitation OF Ir'- u"-
bate. .,
l'ron 1his Mr.. Law dismGr""d win
him. saying the rules w"r" expressly
framed ID prevent criticism "t men h"'oF
ing places of high responsibility as ]"
the ease Of Lord French.
Finally it was ruled that debate rnu'u
no, hc permitted on the subject nh'ssS
il was clearly announced as proposed
rrnSurr Of tho government.
Sir Donald has not indicated what VIII
hc his next step in this connection.
Meanwhile the press her" continues
IA rraisc Lord F'rcnCh's franKn"sS'
which, it is declared. will bc certain l"
reform, war office control
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to tho river from the S'u' n
es:Iccially al the south. nrr wooded. pro-
c:pitate and rocky. Thus was l able 10
secure many posts OF nhscrVaI'"r'
which enabled me to compass a much
greater personal survey OF the hShtirE
than in any other tcrr',tn over which VIC
fought
During the carly phases Of the battle
OF Yprcs tho high ground north Of tho
river I.yg presented some similar fea-
turos: iust Ms Kemmcl Hill. and the
height overlooking Lens and, further
south, tho rolling plains west OF the
Sommc woro nlso good for obscrVatlon'
but thcsc all difforod from tho Aisnc as
aHordIng n distant vi-~. whereas oy
avoiding observation and creeping
through woods and underground II was
possible to reach points OF vantage on
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tor Townsend Of Michigan. for chairman
Of the nnancc COMMITTEES. from thu ticor
Of the Senate. Friends Of Senator Fen
rdS" expressed confidence that h. finally
would head that committee. but there
was said to be strong sentiment among
thr regulars as VOL as the TroErrsSivrs
for election of Senator Snont OF Utah
tn the appropriations committee chair
manship.
Leaders Of both The party groups join
rd in predictions tonight that the slate
Of senate officials selected today would
hr adopar dncHt Monday. when the Sem
ate. convened. Organization nf commit
lccS however. wnS expected to go over
at that time aS tn" committee on conf
mittcc il was believed. would not b.
able To report until late next week.
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srr:'. h..rE. turning at the iatter place
y. 10 valley toward Ra@"ches.
Thu position held by the enemy was n
&C. e.ic one. either for delaying
-ri',H or for defensive hattie. One or
Il: "nicf military Characteristics is that
...,a, .tc high ground on neither side can
tho TOD of the plateau on the other aide
r.. .orn rSrrpt in small stretches. This
is chiefly due to tho woods on the edges
Of thc slopes. Another important point
10 that I'll Tho hridSns Rrc under ctthnr
direct or high nnglc artillery fire,
Tho grnernl lny md contour OF tho
uround IN tn, region over which thn
British army fought at tho baltic OF tho
Aieno urc deeply Impressed on my MEM
cry.
Rolling downs Of considerable altitude
characterize the country over which the
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covered with numernUs patches &C wI1':.
which also stretch Hpwart: AMI hacl;wG- ="
oy ycr tho edge on TO the TOP =: 'h' h;&h
cruH6. Their" arc several .rnal; :.'"@t
and villages dotted about !r. In" Y2ll":
itself and along ~ s.d"-. ~" ch:Cf I'll
which Is tho town Of Soi5s,, n:.
Tho hisnc Is n slTEE'yh stream ..
snmr 10 fcrt In h-crd,h. hui. hong
nttccn feet deep in tho centre. II Is un-
Tor dablc. 1riw"rn Sni@Sors on IN" w"st
and E!llrrs "n tho "rst Ohio pnrt "f the.
river attacked and secured hy !hc hTt-
lsh fnrcoS) there ar" rIHvrn ruud bridges
across 81. On tho rurIh hank narrow
gnuEo railway runs fr''n SH!SSons 10
E;I!lly. Nhnr" IL crosses the river ma
continues eastward along tho south
bank. from SniS&0ns to Srrmoisc
double Inc OF railway runs along the
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Of what had hcrn don" by nativ" Amor
leans to make citizens nf foreigners IN
tho past.
Little nr nothing has boon done to
roisn rhcn, ~ n better sn"i:>~1 tandard.
h, said. 'F.spccialy have the foreign
horn women been neglected..
Mr.. MaInaty was especially lnsiStcn'
thai no effort should le mad" to force
foreign horn residents or citizens I"
discard tho usc Of their nativr tongue
"If American ideals could be ex-
nre.erd only in English. hr said.
what patriots would hr Emma Cold
r;,n Tic,nr Berger and the l. W.
cnmnared with hundreds Of men who
1ind in France for the liberty OF this
country. Don't suppress the foreign
Language press in tho idea TINT you ar
making Americans Of its readers. The
foreign press is r"ad alm"s; exclusive
IL hv rhusn who cam" Ia fh's country
-. adults. not by thor children horn
hr-. and speaking and reading Eng
;icb from childhood. For tho former
,h,:r native language pap"rS ar" "sscn-
-"
=. loynl.'. Of tho foreign born dur
ir., 10 var was praised by Felix J.
So. <rrar". Of III" fhiraEn Liberty
-; ,.-Snnizat ion.
c.,..r"iary Lane WAS the principal
srn7lor AT n banquet of the delegates.
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width varying from hal: Il mile To Two
miles, down which thu river follows a
winding course TO th' we&'. III '"'''
points n"ar the southern slopes OF NV
valley and 5-t others near u" H'FNh'' IT,
Tho h.sh ground. both rn IN" north ana
South OF the river, IL appro NiGna;cly ipp
feet above tho bottom Of lhc Na''SF
.i>",S. which IS broken into NUMEROUS
rounded suu-s and rr-cniranIs. lhr
most pron7,nrnt o. the former arc tho
Chtvrra x7ur ON IN" lott.
Near tho latter pluc" ik" general
plateau ON rhr south ia divided By O
subsidiary valley OF much III" sam" gen
cr7al character down which tho small r:T-
er E"sIc flows to tho main stream near
Srrmoisr. Tnn SLOPES OF III" plateau
overlooking tn" AlsrI" on tho norih ana
south arc of varying stccpncss and arc
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Resolutions Recalled
By STATE Federation

CLARKSBURG. ". Va. May a.
Resolutions endorsing continued govern
mcn' c0ntral and ultimate ownership or
railroads ard demanding tho removal OF
Postmaster General BurleSnn. passed by
the West Virginia Federation Of Labor
IN annual cOr.veution her" wcr" recalled
nd:,. l. waS stated that the resolutions
.y,ll b" rcdraf;cd and possibly other
action taken on th"m.
Other resolutions adopted h. tho COR
vcnrinn taGov support the league Of ma
ti"ns covenant and providing for &C
operation with the work Of the Mooney
defense league.
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First Battle OF the Brings Desperate Clash of British and German

the sou thern bank Of thr Aisnc. whence
Il close observation uf The fighting line
could b" maintained.
I can remember sitting for hours at
the mouth OF n great cave which lay
high up the southern bank Of the river
within about 100 yards % the village Of
Missy and TO the eastern flank OF It,
from which point l saw some OF the
first effects Of the 6-incb siege howitcrs
which werc sent to us at that time.
Missy lay along the bed Of the stream
on both banka, and the Germans occu-
pied curiously shaped. high, cnnical
hill which WAS called "Condc Wort"
This WAS situated about 500 yards north
Of Missy and reached by steep ascent
from tho banks of the river. The hill
completely dominated tho village.
On the day OF which am writing
(Scptembcr e0) It was very interesting
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Third Plane and Naval
Dhigib|e on the Way
10 The TTeDass0y Base
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NOW ARE PROPITlOUS
Commander Towers Makes
Announcement That AllLs In
Readiness For Ocean Flight

W.tSLErNGTtTE Maty l+.-Advic"s
rac"i-"d q. m" navy department lat"
today in,iIra.".' :hat Commander
InAl 4. Towers was planning I" start
fhc transatlantic flirnt with the
son nplaucs NC-f ard NJ tomorrow
for, Tr"nas$"y Pay. y. t.
Nn"a these sadvi"'S ~"-" sent
atfirr:s ut Tr"2aSS"y evidently
though. fhc NT-i would r"a"h ih'
s.art;ng point tonight. That plan
has been ahardnn"d. IN; # 'w"ath"r
conditions ar" as favnrah h'" aS Gore
CAS-. late today. Commander Towers
may start without awaiting N" ar
rival Of tho third plano.
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18TH INSTALLMENT

Thus. on th" morning "t >"''''n'''
l3. thc da? an whlch IN" ha"'" ~ 'n'
A;snc really opened. IN" BFit.SH army
was IN position south or 'hAt e.H"r !"
-. course between SoisSors tho wcs;
.nd Rours on the east. with "utposts on
,hc river.
Soyr as 70 the ground over which m"
british army fought. The Aisnc valley
runs generally east and west and con-
ststs of a hat-bottomcd depression, or
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Three American Planes
and Dil'igible May Hop DIT
Today lin The Ocean Flight
Finding Of Boys Body in Ohio River May =
r. Disclose Murder For Revenge and ExtOrtiOn

and pretending 3rc-lnew whcrc tho miss
ing lad was. is now alleged 1" have told
the parents the day he went 10 prison
that their son had been kidnapped and
held prisoner on farm four miles
north of here, but as Il penalty for his
prosecution the hoy would b. killed.
The parents believe Aowoid had this
thrca, carried out and that the 'fl"atcr
was their lost son. The body had been
in the water several months and was
Immediately buried. being considered be-
yond identification.
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Special Dispatch tn TIL" 1reelliEener:
STtI'BENVIl.I.E.. Ohio. May 14.-Thc
body Of \ bov taken from the Ohio river
nor;h Of h,>rr several days ago is to be
.Nhumed on order nf coroner T. H. Kirk.
a; the request OF James Mafhoid and
wife, If this city. who h.lievc the ten
vcar-old victim to be their son. James
who m"stcrinuslv disappeared from home
here in December. l9l'.
Three months ago Joe Aowoid. SEr-
ian. convicted Of cxtorting money from
tho Mathoids by posing as Il detective.
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TO witness tho clearance Of this hill fh1
our high explosive shells. We could ~
the Germans flying in all directions To-
no rear and we subsequently got reliAe5
ole Information that their losses on thA1t
occasion were very heavy.
Although this relieved the pres1urAS
on the Fifth division, which was h9ld-f
Ing Missy and tho intrcnchn1ents to thAs
north Of It. I have always thought it3
very creditahle to Sir Charles Ferxmoni
and his command that he retained his.
hold on Missy tn the last in face of
tho threatening situation on his front. {
He was no doubt much helped BY the
superior. power or observation o6eAfhed i
by his artillery owing to the connxura:
ton Of the ground all along the south
bank, and this, In fact. was most help
fcmkiuued On &NRe RtkAk1 Id
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AUSTR|ANS IN
. ct, GERMAN T0
TRY FOR PEACE
DELEGATION LED BY ;.3
CHANCELLOR RENNERlF;;
Declares He Hopes to Go
Away With as Joyful az
Heart as He Brings" 81. I

PARIS. May 14.-Members OF
the Austrian delegation. Quee-
toned on their arrival. intimated 8
that they would demand the at
tachmcnt Of German BohemiG'
and German Tyrol to Germany,
and declared that without these I
concessions they would be ur-s
able TO sign the treaty. This was
no, said with such conviction.
as would indicate a firm deter
mination and the Impression was
gained that they were ready to-.
sign even il annexation to Ger
many was not permitted.
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BY Fiald Marshal Viscount French, OF
Yures, x. P. o. NJ, cec., Copyright 1919
sy The New YORK Herald CO. Eegts-
tered in Canada IL aocora1nce With the
copyright act- co2JrG nted II Great
errain. Copyright 1919 by Boughton-
Mt<lip Co.
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P|ROH|b|T|ON'S !
REPEAL WILL
Be ATTENP TED

WASHINGTON. May l+.-Repeal OF
Tho war time prohibition law. that Is
TO become effective July I. will be pro
posed in a bill to h" introduced at the
opening session of congress next week
by Representative Galli"an, OF Massa-
,.husctts. Democrat. \ similar meas
urn was introduced by Mr.. Galllvan dur
ing the closing days Of tho last con-
crcsS, but it. was still in cammittce
when tho session ended.
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TOINVADE GERMANY
DRY OHIO ENDANGERED BY FAILURE
OF LEGISLATURE TO enforce THE LAW
rial Dispatch TO The Intelligencer.

CO1liNBIS prohibition Amendment
the
The attorney Today that the only poh'bnlon law ~
liquor sold ana ne
be
The legislature VIII recon'ne
measures
r.ncv clauses bu be accomplished
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THE WEATHER-
WASHINGTON, May

forecast:
Ohio and western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy Thursday aud Friday,
not much change In temperature.
West vtrginia-Prooably fair Thurs
day and Friday. not much change In
temperature.
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PARIS May 14-y the Associated )-mmeate measures tending to the
further refuse the treaty n
ca that Marshal Fo has been sent the Kline by the
cornell four take the that the treaty
signed
PARIS y1-y Associated 1.-The council OF tour composed OF
President Wilson, NJ Glen Sgno Orlando today o
cred Of the bockad against Germany case nat %
nes sion the peace sundr discussion two separate meet
w Of the council
On the anticipated that the blockade will be lifted meoe
the German delegates affx their signatures to the treaty.
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COUNCIL Of FOUR ORDERS COMMANDER CHIEF
tn PREPhRE FOR ARMED ACTION AGAINST 1EU1ON5

IMMEDIATE REPoSG OF THE BLOCKADE AGAINST GERMANY IS ANOTHER
MOVE DECIDED UPON COUNCIL OF FOUR SIGNATURE Or PEACE
TREATY WILL BRING ABROGATON OF OLD Ehl8ARGoES
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fcutiuued On faxs 1ieAt1
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Probably Fair Thursday and Friday
Hot Much Change In Temperature
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U4A11N1eGnE
y SsD - ~
>,w7v1p gIno
%E2NsfNY
The Washington herald., 1919-09-07
WILSON'S PLAIN TALK
ON IRELAND is Barred

Frank P. Walsh yesterday filed
with the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee his version OF the inter
view he and the other two American
commissioners on Irish independence
had with President Wilson in Paris
on June II, relative to getting safe
conducts for Eamonn de Valera and
other Irish peace delegates.
According to the version submitted
by Walsh. President Wilson blamed
Walsh. former Governor Dunno. Of
Ill, and Michael ]. Ryan. the three
American commissioners, for the re-
fusal of the British Government to
let De Valera and his colleagues go
to Paris. In response to a suggestion
that the President go to Ireland "and
get an understanding of the situation
at first hand" the President accord
ing to Walsh's version. replied:
Now Walsh, If 1t is your intention
to go back to America and try to put
me in bad, 1 am going to say when
l 90 back that we were we'll on the
way to getting Mr.. de Valera and his
associates over here; we were well on
the way when you made 1t so difficult
by your speeches in Ireland that we
could not do it; that il was you
gentlemen who kicked over the apple
cart"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-07
TAKING A LIGHTER VIEW OF THINGS

Some day, let hope, will
for doing hours work day for months
baseball players for playing day
year.
Professional ethics, ideals of brotherhood
thing for nothing with hold-up
who select taxicab drivers their prey.
They great September straw
hat but wives and January one
notices
Robins gathering in foks for the southwark flight
dealers that
higher prices
many field as there are
bsllplayers training Many are
chosen.
field Texas would we might
feel eaion
IF weren't high, prices wouldn't high" ex-
plains New York business And prices high il
would not be have high. There you
The waltz will be the popular Professor
please play after the Ball"
Ther be paper this winter; the
fair going leather
The Mexican situation like the ch-you tell where it
will break
Once "Al the will bear" is How much
money have theyf"
Investigating million profeers good as jail
ing
Congress has peculiar disposition; the
work the less it does
hrstpage murders are as popular as of