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Florence Boys
Take Joy Ride;
Land in Jail

FLORENCE, Nov. Is.-Harry Gov
ington. "A; Felix Martinez, Is. John
Berto. IA, and Joe Nails. IL. have been
ordered 10 appear before Miss Fanny
Morrison OF the juvenile court In
Canon City. charged with taking the
E. +. Edwards Ford car Saturday
Eight from the Hadley corner where
it was parked.
Young Covington and Berto drove
the car to East Florence where they
were Joined by the Martinez and Nails
boys. The quartet.started for Pueblo.
and when arriving at a point FIVE miles
west OF that city were obliged to
abandon the machine for the want OF
gasoline. They walked on to Pueblo
and stayed In boz car over night,
coming home Sunday about noon on
a freight train. The boys we're given
a preliminary hearing in Judge Ham
blet's court Monday morning and were
bound over to the juvenile court. Mr.,
and Mrs. Covington and another son
drove 10 Pueblo Sunday mornig and
returned with the Edwards car. which
had stood by the roadside several
hours, and was not moIested in any
way.
The boys state that they planned to
to 20 to Canada.
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Westclif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Mrs. A. l.. Conway returned to
Canon City Monday
City last evening.
George F. Walker left yesterday to
spend a few days in Pueblo.
J. T. McNeely returned from a brief
trip to Canon City Monday.
ID. Ciroux shipped couple OF cars
of cattle to Denver Tuesday. accom-
papying the shipment through.
The Maxine Elliott mine is report
ed as looking exceptionally good yes
terday. Eight feet of ore and width
of vein not yet ascertained The
ore is a heavy iron sulphide carrying
good values in copper and silver.
Mrs. Reininga was taken TO the
Graves hospital in Canon City where
she underwent an operation for gall
stones. last Sunday. We understand
she is getting along nicely.
Fifteen cars OF cattle were shipped
from the station here last Saturday.
Those shipping were Pepper. Scbwab,
Fryar and Joseph Georges.
Judge VI. p. Wiley was an out--o-
ing PASSENGER on Tuesdays train on
a brief trip to Canon City and Colo
RADIO SPRINGS.
Leslie Alexander. now with the Mid
land investment Company OF Denver.
was in Westcllffe several days the
past week.
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ARE
LEADING WITH BIG
VOTE In ITALIAN
NATION ELECTIONS
France Rebnkes the BOlshe-
and Lloyd George Scores
Bolshevism.
sR, UnItes y,re...l

PARIS, Nov. ls.-More complete
returns show a rebuke in France to
the Bolshevik elements at Spunday's
elections.
In Italy. however. the Socialists are
leading with the Catholics second and
the Nationafists third. There we're
great Socialist vicitors ia Seneca.
Turin. Kilan and Bologna.
Premier Lloyd George, in the House
OF Commons last night. said: II do
not fear Bolsbevism in any weil-gov-
erned land. 1t must be fought by
s:mpthetic justice" Lloyd George
deprecated the attempts to induce
workers to believe that BoIshevism
meant freedom for them.
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RED CROSS DONATIONS.

The Red Cross drive is not over.
either for donations or memberships.
We urge you to volunteer your mem
bership subscription II you have not
already been called on to join. A can
vass will be made Tuesday to get
some additional donations. SO that the
local work can be carried on. Your
hearty support is needed at this time
to make satisfactory showing.
LOUIS 8. LEAR,
Roll Call Chairman
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fContinued From Pa-e Cne1 -
ground and then in a standing posi-.
ton near the ditch. Stringer said
Sutphen hit him an knocked him down
and his face hit the shovel and was
skinned up. Sutphen again knocked
him down and they clincbed on the
ground with Stringer on top.
The fight continued until Stringer's
wife came and pulled Stringer off.
Mrs. Sutphen arrived on the scene
and Stringer said she exclaimed:
/ Andy. you ought TO De ashamed OF
yourself"
Stringer said he got up OF the ground
got his hat and went TO the house
Mrs. StIinger threw the shovel into
Park avenue. Stringer stated ON the
stand that AS Mrs. Sutphen was try.
ing to take her husband away he said
to Stringer: ..
C dNn you. ] am not done
with you yet"
The last remark Stringer heard Sut
phen say at this point WAS presumably
to Mrs. Sutpben. and 1t was:
''G-- D. you, turn me loose.
know what I am doing"
Stringer said be went TO the back
porch Of his house. went to the kitchen
door and felt In q bunting coat for
shot gun shell, which he found. He
wiped the blood of his face At the
Kitchen sink, went up stairs into the
attic. got his knocked-down shot gun
o'n OF its canvas case. put 1t together.
loaded II and started down stairs.
Az he did so be heard Andy down
stairs and be stood on the stairs. He
could see Andy In another room.
Stringer got as FAR as the stairway
landing when he said Sutphen started
up toward him Stringer said, You
stay there" Sutphen. however, paid
no attention, according to Stringer.
and said: rftaf
C d you, ] am not through
with you, and you might just as well
come down and take your medicine" :"
Strinser said he didn't 20 down. and
said he wouldn't do Il. Sutpben - said
to have started out. but came back
and started up the steps, cursing
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100000 MINERSARE
STILL ON STRIKE
WITH COAL BINS
GETTING VERY LOW
Operators Will Offer Sub
stantial Wage Increase,
but Miners Want 60 Per
Cent.
N. u.Ites Pre...,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Over
10000 miners are still on strike. The
number who have returned to work
is negligible" according to govern
ment reports.
Meanwhile the bottom OF the ma
tiopal coal bin is beginning to show.
Scores of factories are near shut
down because of the lack of fuel. The
miners and the operators negotiations
here may take weeks. The operators
vii loffer a substantial wage increase.
The miners hay. say that they will not
accept nothing less than 60 per cent
increase.
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Stringer all the while in the vilest OF
language, according 10 the witness.
Sutphen said to Stringer:
C d. you, are you. coming
down."
Stringer said NO"
Then, by God, will get you down."
Sutphen is said to have yelled and
went out the back door.
Stringer heard the door CLAM, came
down the stairs and went out on the
back porch to see II Sutphen had left
the premises. and then he said he was
going TO call the sheriff. AS he went
back TO the house he saw Sutphen and
Close at the back end OF Closes apple
house and they were going toward the
gate, with Sutphen in the lead. AS
they got to the gate Close stepped in
front and Sutphen behind on to one
side.
As they got to the gate Suinser said
Sutphen exclaimed.
C d you, come on ] am
not afraid"
Stringer said he had his shot gun
thrown over his arm. Close yelled TO
stripger:
Bob. throw that gun in the ditch"
Stringer said be replied.
Bill, do you think am going 10
throw my gun in the ditch and let
that man come in and beat me up?"
Close is said TO have replied:
Bob. | don't blame you,
Then" continued Stringer in his
a fsxsA nd 4tt,n - h.1
gate from behind Close and had his
hand on his back pocket. ] honestly
believed then. and I honestly believe
| now. that he was going To draw a
gun with which TO shoot me. l raised
my gun slightly and shot him
After the shooting Stringer went 10
his home and called the sheriff. tell
ing him that there had been shoot
ing.
Once during is narrative Stringer
broke down and cried for a brief
space. He identified the automatic
revolver which Mrs. Hamiin had seen
Sutphen have. saying that be had
bought IL in Denver In 1907. but had
never used 1t Very much. and that be
keut II in small suitcase in a closet
OF his room.
The cross-eSsmination OF S;rinrer
WIS started this afternoon by Pros
| ecutor Witcher. II Is expected that
the pleas Will be started late this aft
ernoon and the jury may get the case
late today or the FIRST thing in the
morning.
Witeber offered 10 produce Mrs. r
w Stringer as witness against her
husband. but the defense would not
consent and the court ruled that IN
der the law. In those circumstsnces.
Mrs Stringer could not be permitted
to testify. Mrs. Stringer was an
eyewitness OF the shooting OF her
| son.
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THE PRESIDENT
VETOED CUMMINS
RAILROAD BILL:
HOLDING POWER
Interstate Commerce Com
missien Has No Powe-
Over Rail Rates Now.
GBy United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S--The Pres
ident today vetoed the Cummins bill
which would have restored to the In
terstate Commerce Commission j.
pre-war power over the railroad rates
Under the government control act t.
President alone has the power to ad-
just the rates, and under the pro-
visions of that power has made sew
eral upward revisions.
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CONGRESS BARS
HUN DYES TO AID
HOME INDUSTRY
UNTIL JANUARY
House Practically Through
With Its Special Session
Hundred Members Gone
Home.
,ns United Press,

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sin order
to keep out German dyes in the event
OF a sudden proclamation OF peace the
House today without debate adopted
the Senate resolution continuing the
wartime restrictions until Janual.
It is thought that by hen Congress
will probably be able to pass b.
protecting the American dye indus
try, which has been built up b.
war.
The House is practically through
with its special session. hundred
members have already gone.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Week Of November 7 to IL.

Vt ulhiohCu by nc cItiuOnt SOunly
Abstract Company
]. w. Landen to Lessie Stanifer,
wty, 81. pit. 10. IL. blk. 81 C. c. Stp.
s1.OO.
B. and Mary Cooper to F ]. Cole
man, wty. 81. Lots 3. 8, blk. Is, It.
Macon's add.
Georgsna Irish to Lessie Stanifer,
wty. 81. Lot Is, blk. IS. H. & A.
Rudd's add.
Red Creek Cattle Company to Philip
Griffith. wty. 81. OH and gas rights
lands north OF Florence.
Ernest r. Wood to William Norton.
wty. $3.50. PIT. II. Is, 16, blk. ]. VIII
sons Gardens, Florence.
Charles T. Jones ct al. to o. H.
King, wty. 81. E " II, blk. 81, Fruit
mere.
Grace ]. Reiter to II. H. Reiter. wty.
81. $50 a. in sec. "a, 20, 20.
T. A. Haynes to Eva c. McCabe.
wty. 5000. , lots blk 4. Victor add.
Joe Dangelo TO EmanuelIa CorneIla,
wty. $1,000. Tract Z, Rainbow Park,
Florence.
Cyrus r. Hainline to William Mar
tin, wty. $1,000. lots McCandless
add, Florence.
Thomas W. Clayborn to Mary d.
knight. ct al. wty. $1,000. Property
near Howard.
Hodgin a. Sharman to Hiram S.
Young. wty. s1,70o. PIT. lots and 16.
Z. & X. sub-div.
Do n -. n
ME May. wty. 81. Lots 10. 20, blk. 8.
p. C. & Ms add.
Sarah J. Allen to Mary Blair, wty.
81. PIT. lot /, blk. s, II. R. & M add.
Stp. s3
J. Z. Mcclure to Sarah ]. Allen,
wty. $1,000. PIT. lot 8. blk. 2. II. r.
& NJ. add
J. c. Ellington to Rozella F. Norris,
wty. 81. E n IL, blk. 81, Fruitmere
sub.
Addie Combs to Edgar C. Webb.
wty. 81. PIT 3. all 4. S. blk. %. C. C.
Stp. $3.50.
Arthur w. Hurd to Maria E. Hurd,
wty. 81. PIT. lot ., blk s, H. r. &
Ms add. Stp. 81.
James Z Reeves, adnr. to Canon
Land G. Cattle Co. $3.50. NV ,. sec.
5. 10. II.
W. Z. Sampson to r. ]. Moran. wty.
81. Lot 6. blk. SO. C. C Stp 81.
E. E Williams to X, J. Moran, wty.
81. Tract NEh, sec. II. IS. 10
w. C. James to Lebbeus l.. Hard
ing. Q. c. deed. 81. Its 2. Z. blk
IL. P. c sub.
Inland Real Estate Company to
Philip W. Chappell, wty. 81. Lot 16
blk. 10. T. Mscon's.
d. X. B. Sellars. same. wty. $500.
Lots u. Is. blk. 10. T. Macon's.
Mary L. Yelton to C. C. yehon
wty. 81. 100 q. in sec. %. IS. 69w.
| B. d. Dickinson to Joseph Ortiz
wty. $500 1t. 13, blk. 4, A. Macon's
ad.
| Mary E. Handy TO T. Y. Proctor
adm wife, wty. 81. 4 lots. blk 3
Grinfh's add.
James Il. Trotter to ]. f. Haw
kins and wife. wty. s2.250. Tract In
SEX. sec. 90, IS. 10.
Duicepa Fitzpatrick to Mary J. Nc
CLAIM, wty. $3.50. Pit lot Q. blk s
H. R. & NJ.
Frank H. McGee to T. T. Thomas
wty. 81. Lot 16. blk. rs. II. & A. Rudd's
add. Stp. 81. so.
Ora Junta L. & L. S. 20. to Chas
81 lies. wty. Lands in Sec. Is. 22
Is. GO.
Glen Invt Co. to John A. Charles
Q. c. deed. $40. Lot 8. blk. Q. A.
| Macon's.
| r ]. Moran to A. O. Sleeth. O. C.
deed. 81 Its. 3. s. blk. 2. Phelps
sub-dfv. Stp. 81.
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Blue Front Grocery
"CLEANEST STORE IN TOWN"

We not yelling Lets Co." for we are al
ready going and gone. Customers are comng-So
lis coming and going with us. Just now we wish to
pounds for .............. ............... 25c
Same in Buckwheat blend per pound. . 10c
We have all grades and varieties of Syrups at
right prices. Crisp cakes with syrup these crisp
mornings. Yum. Yum.
Main ST., No. 722 Phone Canon 26o
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ROSS GIRLS CALLED
TO IOWA BY SICKNESS

The Misses Margaret ard Mildred
Ross were called to Alta, Ia. by the
news OF the serious fitness OF their
father. They loft Saturday. Miss
Margaret is a teacher in Canon City
high school and Miss Mildred teaches
in the South Canon schools.
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GARFIELD READY
TO SWING THE BIG
STICK AT MINERS
OPERATORS MEET
Nations Coal Situation is
Critical and Something
Must be Done at Once.
sa, united rrr...,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S-Tbe coal
operators and the miners will meet
jointly this afternoon with Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield presiding. 80
Garfield is prepared to swing the
big stick" in an effort to force a quick
end OF the extremely critical coal sit
uation throughout the nation.
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WERE SUNDAY DINNER
GUESTS IN FLORENCE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bailey spent
Sunday In Florence and were the din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
slsSs -lz4h1AL- AAll.4a- a. 4 III 49,.
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Monday
M. e. LEWIS GuuEST OF
DAUGHTER IN FLORENCE

III. E. Lewis spent Saturday in Flor
ence as the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. V. S. Simon.
PHILLIP cHAPPELL BUYS LOTS
PREPARATORY TO BUILDING
Phil Chappen recently purchased
lots IA, Is and I6, from the Inland
Real Estate Company and d. K. B.
Sellers in bloak 10 of the Thomas
Macon addition to Canon City. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Chappell intends
to build a home in the near future.
FLORENCE LEGION
CLEARED $50 ON DANCE
FLORENCE, Nov. 1.-THE Max
Miller post OF American Legion,
cleared about $50 on the dance given
in Celtic hall on the evening Of Ar
mistice day. The members are plan
ming a membership campaign for the
near future which will include ex-
service men in Florence and sur
rounding towns, and they hope to in
crease teh roster from 25 to so mem-
bers. The boys also expect to give
a series OF social sessions in the near
future for the entertainment Of the
members.
NO INSTRUCTIONS
ON SOLDIER MAIL
No instructions have been received
by Postmaster Clark Cooper from tbs
postal department pertaining to the
mailing requirements of packages fol
soldiers overseas for Christmas. Il
is not thought such time Limit a,
imposed last year will be put into ef
feet this year, since the number o
soldiers in foreign lands has de
creased, and mail can be moved mucl
quicker now than it could be a yea
ago. Last year, November 20 wai
set by the postal department as thu
last day for accepting Christina.
packages for soldiers oveapseas, anS
the size was confined to 3xsx3 inch es
MRS. A. n. SMITH
VISITS OIL CITY
Mrs. A. H. Smith spent Saturda,
and Sunday in Florence visiting rela
tives and friends
WHEN TO QUIT
ADVERTISING
When the-grasshoper ceases to hop
And the cows quit bawiing.
When the fishes no longer fop.
And the baby stops squalling
When the dunner no longer duns,
And the hoot owl quits hooting.
When the rivers cease to run,
And the burglar stops his 1ooting
When the vines no longer twines,
And the skylark stops larking;
When the sun no longer shines,
And the young quit sparkling.
~
When the heavens begin to drop,
And the old maids stop advising;
Then-it is time TO shut up shop
And quit your advertising.
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CRUDE STILLS MAKE
SPECTACULAR FIRE

FLORENCE. Nov I7.--Pressure on
the safety valve al one of the crude
stills in the west yard of the United
refinery shortly before o'clock Fri
day night caused the oil to overflow
and resulted in. fire which from up
town looked as though the entire
plant was threatened. but in reality
the damage WAS slight The oil flames
]eaped high into the air, but they
were soon under control when the re-
finery fre-fgbting force got into ac-
tion. The refinery whistle sounded
the alarm and the employees respond
ed from all parts of the city. Steam
was most excessively used in subduing
the fire. The still was nearly filled
with. oil when the fire started, but it
was rapidly pumped out. General
Superintendent Knoch Says everything
will be in good shape again in few
days. Romey Frazier was slightly
burned while assisting the fre-fight-
ers. but he is ou; today.
TYOs RETURN
From CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Tyo and chill
dren returned home Sunday from CAL
ifornia where they had spent several
months at Long Beach and Los An
geles. They made the trip by auto
mobile and experienced no trouble
except breakdown at Las Vegas, N.
n, on their return. which delayed
them two or three days. aE ia,I -,
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NOTICE or PINAI. st.rri.rvrSr
AND DErEN OF
Ak.fHsHIp

Estate of Jared Townsend. Dec.Ar.J
Notice ir hereby given that on the
ye'h DAY OF peoemher. A. D. 1918. at
~ o'clock a m. the undcr3ign.d u-tlI
present TO the County Court OF Pre-
mont County. Colorado. his accouatr
Tor nnni settlement of adnlinirtratIou
oI said estate, when and ~her. all per.
sons In interest may appear and OBJ
jcct TO them. IL they 40 desire
Notice IL also hereby given that an
pIicatlon Tor the determination of heir
snip OF raid Jared Townsend. d-ceAs.d
mas been made. and that the Court will
on said date hcrcinbcfore mentioned
or az any time TO which the hearing
may De continued. proceed to 20 src,r-
tsin ano determine who are the heir.
ot ,hc sald Jared Townsend. deceaseo
sho as such entitled to Inherit anv
ianos, i-ncm-nts. hnredfta rnsnts or
ou.r property. real or personal, CON
stHuiink ali or part OF the est..f. OF
N. SAID Jared Townsend. decea--sd ana
.hter deere. accordingly, - YshI.i,
nearing al persons claiming TO be heIrr
at law Of said deceased may st,r,ca,
ana present their proof
}. ". DUNLAP
Administrator sf the Estete Of Jar.4.
Townsend. Deceased
fiht t-up. November ss 1919
Last Pub. D'csnfD.r Ia 1918
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'oTfCE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
ht.lNsHlp

estate OF Hannah wyatt. DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that on IN.
setn DAY OF p.eembor. a. u. 1918, ut q.
o ociock a. M. the undersigned will prc-
sent to the County Court OF tr,n,ont
County. Colorado. his accounts for nnaI
settlement OF administration of SAID
estate, when ana, where all persons In
interest may appear and object u
tn.in. " they so desire.
Notice Is also hereby given that APP
plication Tor the determination of her
SNIP of said Hannah Wyatt, deceased
has been made and that the Court Mi
on said date hcrelnbefore mentioned. or
~ any time to which the hearing may
De continued, proceed to ascertain and
determine who are the heirs OF the said
Hannah wyatt, deceased. and as sucf,
entitled to inherit any lands tan..
ments. hcredltaments or Other pron-
-rty. real or personal. constituting al
or part OF the estate OF the said
Hannah wyatt. deceased. and enter y
decree accordingly. at which hearing
all persons claiming 10 be heirs at law
OF said deceased may appear and pre-
sent their proof.
LUCY SrfrRS
Administrator.
First Pub. November 20. 1918.
Last Pub. December Is. 1913
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sTRiNGER TELLS GRAPHIC
STORY OF THE SHooTiN,

fcontiroed From ra-t one, .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26
NEGRO DEPUTY IS SET
FREE IN PRELIMINARY
I'D Noelcy. Charged WIN Killing of
James Ward. Negro Constable.
IL Released.

Holding that self defense had Re. n
proven by counsel for the defendant
I'D Neeley, negro deputy sheriff, who
shot and killed James Ward, negro
deputy constable last Wednesday
morning In a pistol battle on North
Greenwood. was discharged at the
close Of hia preliminary hearing be-
fore Justite II j Gray Monday AFT
eruoon The court held that from
the Testimony he believed Ward fired
one or possibly two shots before
Medley opened fire on bis adversary.
Witnesses testified that NeeleY at
tempted to arrest Harrison Dixon, a
young negro deputized by Ward.
Ward denied Neeley had the right 10
arrest Dixon and in the alteration
which followed Ward fired at
Neeley. Neeley then drew his re-
Nolyer and shot Ward four times in
the head and body.
II was the contention OF the state
that the pistol battle was the best
evidence that the affair was mu-
tual combat, which under the state
law, is murder IN case either OF the
parties Is killed. The defense main
taiued that Ward had dctied Necley
while the latter was In discharge or
his official duties, and that Ward
threatened TO kile Neelcy In case the
latter should arrest Dixon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-26

OUTFIT ready 80 sail and ON sep
tcmleT 6 was lu France.
Being "a member u tie priroucr
of war escort attached 90 tho auth
division Palmer has mad a uu1lue
experience us a soldier in France.
For months he WAS kept busy
travelling over IN" country IN
churp, OF prisoners received at
the front 10 b, taken 20 the prison
camps Last March he was sent
10 Tours where hr was put To Work
I'm the blp prIgt shop run hN the
government whore he remained
un'N orders 30 ro'urn tu the states
we're received last month. Nhue
I'm the print shop a. Tours Palmer
said he met Gus tockrcN also
Tulsa printer. who .s az worh
there
in, Makes supreme Sacrifice,
B,sIdcg being among N" last or
the American anldicrH O. return
from France Palmer * also the
las, ucmtar ~ the Tulsa 'yr"
graphical union that went into the
service TO &c, back. ore mem ''r
OF the uuiun. rlll jay, has been re
ported as m sstuE 80,
France last month "A great redu'-
ton In the price of food ana or ''l'N'
had taken mace since the trmiar
tce was NEucl ENorhiia"' pIl''N
fbur som, returning soldiers
charged against 'hr l'cnth u'''
chants l- nowhere lu evidence
now according 10 IAiW'f N"o
claims living costs are mn'h
To- fHk