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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Old John Collins vent On mn uner-
ported hitting spree yesterday. and
u was HE big stick that stssted two
rallies for the sos. John VAS shifted
la o~nt~r field and fsiscb to right
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

sReuther batted for Fisher In Fifth.
s.Magce battcd for Luque in 9th.
'''smlth ran for Nagco In 9th.
&c.,. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Cincinnati scored a big advantage ~
winning the toss for the ninth game. W
"a ~ necessary 20 decide tho big series
The Reds also won The toss for the hfst
game.
Fans are stiii taxing about "Babe"
nuth's last homer. which vas made az
the Polo grounds of % Hhashey sep
tefnhsf - The bail cleared the night
field atAnda by many feet. the longest
dree ever recorded on the roio grounds
n was Hsth's ssth circuit smash Of the
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
TAR
miracle man, ua, H.,

miracle man. TIA. Hs.'
Maybe we're foolish. but those
are the very words that Seattle
fandon cooked up after Pat
Moran's name yesterday when
the Reds went down to defeat
before the Chicago White sax
for the second straight time.
Seattle fans are blaming Mersn
for the failure Of the Reds Go
step out aud clinch the title when
they had the old honors right
within their grasp.
The fact Is. the Reds had
scored four runs 90 the good Ia
the vital game Tuesday. but the
Soy came back and uneorked a
hitting spree that has landed
them within dangerous reach Of
tho honors Of the national base
hall classic.
Seattle fans are blaming Moran
for starting Slim Ssilec ON the
hill Wednesday. pointing out
that Ruether was pounded from
the hill the day before and that
u was folly to start another
'Southpaw against the Sox. The
first time Ssilee hurled against
the Vhite-he~ed troops he turned
Ia = win. but he was lucky and
WAS hit hard. Iuquc went strong
after he was injected into the
fray. which makes Moran lock
1b.d.
Perhaps before the day IL over
the Reds viii have eiinchcd the
nag. as we close before game
time. hut u Moran's elan loses
the worlds classic after having
an edge Of three games his
chances Of becoming mayor Of
RhlnelSnd are sadder than the
incoming after" In these dry
1lsmex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Seattle fans have switched In
their affections 60 the sox. he
cause, like all other fickie fans.
they pull for the fellow coming
from behind. N the Reds do win
now. the light Of their feat viii
be somewhat dimmed by their
poor playing during the past two
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

What h the reason for the
suddsn setback and reversal Of
fern. ~ shown by the Reds In
the past two games.
The Sox have hit their stride
md the terrific strain Is begin
Ming 10 tell on the Ohio squad.
Another reason for the Sox'
sudu1sa winning streak lies In
their change In attack. During
~ first game Of the ssries, tho
Aex used the sacrifice system
slnest entirely. Hap Feisch. ono
= the longest hitters In the
eame, sacrificing no less than
dve times. hut during the past
twe games the Sox have been
- there hitting the ball, and
10y have been getting results,
- the uncover Of the box score
- Wednesdays battle win prove.
'sDutrh" Ruether's chances cs
becoming the hero Of the series
are not very bright ut the prew-
eut moment. He went 10 the
paste In the fifth inning with
two men on bases and one out
yeAterday. but the hest he could
. was bite nj n wide one and
pop ont. After being knocked
of the hill Tuesday. this hero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

The Athletics were a great help 90 the
white Fon during the psnnAnt scramble.
winning but three starts out Of 20 g. mes
played with the Gleason tribe dufins rs
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

just why Coach Hunt, Of the
University OF Washington,
should develop such q secret at
titude about the University Of
Washington football practice ut
this early date II puxyIing.
There isn't any reason for II be-
cause II doesn't take a telescope
10 tell how the u" may line
up this year. But It's the
coach's business. Whether or
not the Seattle public, that pays
10 see the university team In
action. knows what the team Is
doing. doesn't seem 10 concern
him In the least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Irsh Meussi. brother af Rob
Msussi. vernon star. finished the
p~asos with a batting marx Of sos
with tho phiiiy Nationals. according
10 unofficial battling averages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Manager Pratt. Of the q. u.
Williams ball team. Il promoting
benefit game sunday at the
Seattle ball park for J.. Sweet.
the big hurier Of the sash and
door team who broke hIs leg In n
game 10 The Stars series q short
time ago. Sweet has n family
depending upon him for support
andTs In need Of financial assist
ance. The q. u. Williams squad
will play the South Park nine.
city champions. the game getting
under way At : p. m. All pro-
eceds win be turned over to the
disabled player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

High school football win ret
under way In earnest this week
when four Of the strongest teams
In the city swing into action.
Lincoln meets Franklin nj the
Seattle baseball yard Friday
afternoon and broadway tackles
Queen Anne. Franklin aud
Queen Anne both wen their open
Ing games by overwhelming
scores. but they are running np
against the two fasoriies for the
title In Lincoln and broadway.
Each coach In the city i out
with the old Doblr wall ~ . hos
pitsi full ~ eripple- and rnidgrts
in the line and what nm awful
drubbing their teams viii get.
With the troubles Of war ended.
the race In the city schools this
year promises 10 be one Of the
b~st In the history Of the sport
and seattle gridiron fans can
look forward to some real battles
In the near future.
lloyd Madden. the battling
weitrrweight. has Joined tho sick
ranks Lloyd was scheduled 10
mix with Harry Casey. the A. r.
r. lightweight. In ono Of the
bouts on the salvation Army
smoker Friday night nj the
Arena II IL to be regretted that
Lloyd will not be able To 20 one
with the Fighting Harp" be-
cause We had visions Of real
scrap when these boys get 10.
gefher. Here's hoping that Jack
Allen. the Portisnder who takes
Loyd's place. win mix things
n Ia Madden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Well. well. it looks different
now. doesn't IL. Xcs. brother,
we're still referring to the well.
known world series.
That little setback handed the
Resls yesterday did whole lot
- make the Sox hackers breathe
easier.
The old fighting spirit Of the
Sox caused . general bIowup In
the Red ranks. That's the way
& gpe~. When . team u winning
\ looks mighty good and when
Ms lo~lng--use your own judg-
went.
Wen. The sporting fraternity
u this village Is looking 10 ono
sweet battle today. Claude
Williams viii undoubtedly pitch
fer the Sox with Hold Filler. the
boy who set the Sox down with
very few hits Monday. the choice
Ter the Cincy squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
stuff IL far of for Dutch"
much as We hate To admit Il.

Joe Jackson. the singEer Of the
White Sox. II fcolIng the dope
and l. hitting the bah and crack.
ing IL hard llcinic oroh and
Eddie Rousch. counted upon so
heavily By the Reds. have failed
miscrabiy 10 far. Rouseh has
smashed out two hits In the
pinches. hue that lets both Of 'em
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Grover Alexander. ihe Cub i~irisr.
ended the season In blaze 81 glory.
He dldn'i set started very we'll Nstch
ot,, Tor the cubs next season " Vaughn
and Alexander are In real condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

Summary Two base hits. Col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
CAPT. TYLER K BROTHER
RESCUED FROM VESSEL

Crisdcld, Md. Novemb,r IS The
hugcyc daniels" from Pocomoke
River to Crisiicld. loaded with oyster
began 10 leak and sank a shor, time
later in the heavy storm OF Thursda!
Captain Tyler. the commander, and
his brother both Of Smiths Island had
a narrow escape from drowning The
vessel was loaded with 500 bushels Of
oysters and finally sank in about %
feet Of water. just inside of NarrowS
Island. The yaVl boat was cut adrift
to help Tighten the cargo. Captain
Tyler and his brother in a small Skih
dashed themselves to the top Of the
mast as the vessel rested on the hot
tom and remained there in precari-
Gus condition until after shutdown.
just at dusk Captain Dyke Taylor
came up in his large gasoline boat and
after several unsuccessful attempts
succeeded in rescuing the two men
and bringing them to this point.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
500 REV ARD. 500.

The reader, OF this paper will hc
pleased to learn that there Is At least
one dreaded disease ,ha, science has
been able to cure in all ITS stages and
that is catarrh Catarh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
require, constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken inter
nally and acts thru the blood on the
Mucous surfaces OF the system there
by destroying the foundation OF the
disease. giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution ard
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
the curative powers Of Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that il fails TO
cur,. Send for list of testimonials.
Ndress r, J. CHENEY g. CO., To-
: Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
Notice To Trespassers

All persons with dog and gun are
requested to stay off the farm where
! reside.
FRED II. BURROUGHS.
Melbourne. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
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Washington, Nol is Democrat
see failure written ol,r the record Of
the Republican Congress to keep theu
promises made last .pring to give tho
country reconstruction legislation. 50
that industry and tho general public
might return speedily to normal life.
Plans are being mad. to lay the situa-
ton squarcly before the people.
Democrats find thai the Republicans
not only have failed to pass recon
stIuction measures they themselves
proposed, but literally have ignored
the lG measures outlined 10y President
Wilson in his first message.
President Wilson made the follow
ing recommendations
/. Repeal OF wartime prohibition So
far as it applied 70 wine and beer.
.. Return of the railroads with adc-
quatc legislation for their future OPP
Grafton
3. Revision Of war taxes. and par
ticularly to abolish manufacturers
and retail sales excuses. affecting
clothing, personal equipment. etc.
!. \ new labor program to prevent
industrial dissatisfaction and strife
>. Woman suffrage amendment.
6. Shipping legislation.
:. Protection Of the dyestuTs indus
try.
S Reduction of wartime excess
profits taxes and s,mplification OF the
tax collecting regulations.
9 Maintenance of chemical plants
10 Granting land to returned Sol
dicrS,
II. Increased appropriation to en-
able bureaus Of the departments 10
keep the public Informed of honest
wholesale and retail prices
H. Penalties for proiitcerng
l3. Laws limiting the time goods
may be kept in cold storage and re-
quiring the goods released 20 bean the
date Of their receipt.
IT, Marking Of all package Dies
tined for interstate commerce with
the price at which il left the hands Of
the producer.
10 Federal licensing Of all corpor
ations engaged in interstate COM
mcrcc, with specific regulations to in
sure competitive selling and prevent
eNorbitant prices.
Is Passage Of the capital is>u.
bill to stop the promotion Of fraudu
lent and wildcat securities
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
SUGAR BOARD SHOULD STAY
Palmer Warns That II II Does Not
Prices Will Soar IN 1920.

Washington, y. G.. Nov ~. Tn
les, Congress continues the Sugar
Equalization Board during 1920 the
price Of Cuban sugar TO American
consumers VIII increase to Is or %
cent. pound. Attorney General Pal
mcr ,aid in a lcttc 10 senator Nc
Nary Republican. Oregon, which the
senator made public today Nh Pal
mcr expressed the hope that the till
offered by senator McNay to con
tinuc The board in czietcncc would he
enacted
Regarding the agreement b tween
thu Attorney General and producers
for prices Of II and Is cents for
lou lana sugar. MI Palmer wrote
It Was considered by ,hi- Depart
mcnt advisable TO establish a mas
mum price. Understand, this not Il
fixed price. and competition has ,ho
same field ~ before The -amc fac
toi that would reduce Tho price be
thu importation Of Cuban sugars in
competition with beet and Louisiana
sugars still EXIST, but thcsc maNmum
prices H. noW established ana agreed
apon could be taken as prna face
., idcncr in cases whore a prce 10 ,N.
eos, OF these price charged"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
Chest CLOGGED UP
WITH HEAVY COLD?
Dom; give il a chance tc
"set ir"-u.e DR.. Kings
New Discovery
rT>IIAT dangerous stage where {

T>IIAT dangerous stage where {
cold or c"u:! or ease OF grippe
- lalGhi get the better Of you MAJ
/ ucarer than You think. Prompi
- "n with Dr Kings New Discovers
= avert long >i,gc.
Tor fifty year, Il las looscned con
g.: ~;rd chests. dissipatcd tight-packcC
/. i"-m. broken vicious colds ant
."i:hS. Give II to the youngsters
t. il yourself There viii be no disc
SrrrHhlc nftcr-cffcctS.
zoe. ana Sl.2o II bottle. At you
druggists. Give IL trial.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
Bowels Become Normal

liver livcns NJ. lille flows freely
ir.,'!ache. biliouSnrSS tungu"-fu fur
:";narh-sourneSs. Disappear when ID
l. n-'S New life piiiS get in thcl
nH'nrll, comfortable action.
,'urgatiVeS. never pleasantly corrcc
-. sometimes hahit-form'n2. Shout
1T b" taken To rack the - stem vic
l"atly. Natures way is The way of -.
ms New Life Pins gently bu
trulN functioniug the bowels. elm
r'ilhg the inteSiine-Cl"a ..Ine waste, an.
lf"in"iinS the most gratifying result,
ttr.isr tie system with them nm.
k."W the boon of regular bowels. -,
Iii AL druggists.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
H. II. BAILEY
SNOW HILL. MD.

&c. apiece: Gilt. l2lc. apiece.
Window Shades, All COl0rs
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
4 Good Cough Medicine For ChiIdrcn

Mn. j. " Phillips Redon, ia.
phoncd 70 J. NJ Floyd. the merchant
there. fol bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and SAID she had
bought bottle Of il a, his store re-
Gently and that II was doing her chill
drcn so much good tina, shc wanted
to keep up thc treatment You viii
find nothing better for coughs ana
colds in children or for yourself. L
keeps the cogeh loose, cNpccloratIon
easy and soon frees The system from
the cold
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-22
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass with dog or gun, or other
wise trespass on Mills Island, now
owned by me.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIES UNPREPARED FOR STEEL SIRlK
Sea Gate Tire Sale
to Last Eight Days;
Started Yesterday

Announcement Is made by the
Sea Gate Tire company that their
recent special sale OF automobile
tires and tubes In which they gave
9an extra tire and extra tube for
VI each to every customer pur-
chasing a tire and tube at the
regular list prices was such an
overwhelming success. and owing
to the fact that hundreds OF their
patrons were disappointed through
being unable to attend the sale.
they will, beg inning November I,
hold another sale for eight days.
covering q com binstion offer OF
tire and a tube for 81 each as they
did In their previous sale.
The Sea Gate Tire company an
nounce that their offer sovers
every tire and tube in their store
and includes such famous makes
as keystone tires, guaranteed for.
5000 miles; Batavia tires, guaran-
teed for 1000 miles. and National
tires, guaranteed for 1000 miles
all "firsts," brand new direct from
factory. and. In second" tires,
such well known makes as
Firestons, Fisk. Federal. and many
others equally popular.
Only two tires and two tubes
will be sold to each customer un-
der this combination offer. The
company also has made arrange
ments to accept orders by mail
from those who are unable to at
tend the sale in person
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Invented Pneumatic
Tires to Eliminate
Unnecessary Noise

One phase Of the suitability Of
the automobile tire for the WORK
rs called on TO do which is sell
dom thought of N the fact that II
completely eliminates tire noise AZ
a car speeds along on It's journey.
Although the primary function
OF tire TX 20 smooth out the minor
inequalities in the roads' surfa re,
the elimination - noise made pos
sible by the use " RI ber is a very
substantial contribution TO the
success Of the automobile " hh' "a
clattet thousands OF cars cqu Bpe
with steel tires going up F.fth ave
nue. AZ 20 miles an hour would
make suggests the United States
Tire company.
This feature OF noiselessne-s was
fully appreciated by Robert W.
Thompson. the Fnglishmnn who TN
ls45 applied for the first patent
on pneumatic tires His patent
related 20 the Application ~
elastic bearings around the tires Of
wheels OF carriages. rendering
their mourn easier and diminish
ing the noise they make while In
motion"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Figures on Economy
of Operation GiUen
BY Nash Six OiCner

EnlIRhtcning figures az To the
economy ~ operation OF the Nash
six are furnished hv f.. II kucck,
who has juu completed II trans
continental drive from New York
to Los Angeles.
that crossing the continent In an
automobile is an everyday oc-
currrnce. but when you consider
the almost impossible roads en-
countrred. the trip stands as a
wonderful tribute to the Nash
product, | did not have one cent
OF expense for repair on the car.
except u new oil pct"oCk on the
crank case. the pctcock having
been been knocked or by a stone"
Tho following figures cited by
Mr. kueck give n graphic idea Of
tho economy OF operation Of the
Nash six on the cross continent
drive.
From New York 10 Denver
2,i37 miles on l6G gallons of gas
oline or an aNcrAg" Of ltG2 miles
per gallon. Average for the en-
the trip from New York to Los
Angeles 4 l5i mllea--iii miles
per gallon
II consider the performance a
most remarkable tribute To the
Nash" said John l. stanley, presi-
dent OF the Nash Motors company
of Tulsa, tho local dealer for
Nash cars and trucks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
MElBA BUYS SECOND
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR
Grcat Prima Donna Purchases Tour
Ing Oar Of That Popular Mako
From Boston Dealcr.

\, BOSTON, Mass. Nov. 1AMme.
Ne,'e Melba. probably the most
Niuely known prima donna now
awe, has Just purchased her SECOND
ranklin car, placing the order with
5ne franklin leadership here through
,harles A. Ellis. who In Nine. Mel
va American agent The car Is a
curing model and Ia TO have a fine
Nhlte pencil stripe around the body
aoout three inches from the top and
.a'ehded around the cowi and back.
Inc operatc stars initials will be
paced In white script on the two
rear doors.
lhe car will he shipped direct
Ilutn the Franklin factory at SYRIA
,nse 10 London. England. where
Melba now makes her home.
Mne. helba's first car was a
RANKIN sedan, purchased when she
"" on tour In Australia in 1915. 1t
as shipped from san Francisco and
nAh seen great deal of service.
nme, heioa Ia so. pleased with It In
.3Ct mat she sent to this country for
m hooel Of the same car rather than
purchase any OF the English makes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
NEW REQ SIX DRAWS
FAVORABLE COMMENT
Excellent Qualiticu of Latest Pro
duction it.ssul, In Warm Re-
cs'ption by Public.

so much favorable criticism has
been given the luhrlcating system ON
the new REQ Fix and that such n
warm rcrcSlluu has been given the
model Itself. that | fccl less reluctant
To say "a few words conCerning Its eN.
Ccllcnce than did at first, ns pro
fcrred to walt AMI watch the unin.
Nitcd attention that | was sure the
public would eatow upon this new
crration,s& stated + II. AkcrS sale"
manager for the REQ Motor Car com.
pany
After all In ,aid hnd done tho
puhltc IN the real moior gar Connolr,
scur, rndleAr experiments may ue
made with uew models endurance
tcsin couductci for months or even
years Inspections made at rcgdla
intervals and all that. which usual
prccrdes new innovation. to that
degree whore II is pronounced per
tcct by the manufactured Yet II
there ts "a weak point In Its comtruc-
tion 1t doesn't take the public long to
determine the seriousness OF II all
I'VE pride ourselves on tho com
plole and thorough method of lubrl-
cntiun In this new six. which has
been received AMI pronounced hy the
puhIlt ~ b"lnR IN h"al prii''' w ~
sign and function hs II Ia possible TO
ia orpOratr In motor car TO-DAY
Unrcscrvcdly they have referred 10
this mechanical feature ~ one that
will he widely copied IN tho future
Space and timc will not permit me
to dwell long on the numerous ad'
vantagea OF this important feature
hut suffice 1t to say that by this Syn-
TEN every moving part--even spring
Joints may be quickly. easily and
certainly lubrlcatet and without soil
ing your hands or clothes, ! firmly
believe this TO be tho greatest single
Improvement made In motor cara IN
\ decade "
The Spniding S~inney company
has the agency for Roo trucks ana
tractors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
INACCURATE ROLLING
MARKETS IN GOTHAM
Comni -Ssionr OF Markets To Estnb-
iish Tru,k Food Carriers aa
Economic Measure.

As means ~ reducing the cos, OF
food in New YORK city. Jonathan p
Day, com missioner ~ markets. pro
poses TO establish 100 10 i50 rolling
markets" These are motor trucks
which will haul frui, vegetables and
other food 10 all parts Of the city
and sell direct 10 housewives Prices
viii b. materially less than IN the
regular markets and grocery stores
because thp rolling markets" VIII
have no rental to pay and overhead
expenses In general will be le+.s
Commissioner Days plan IL sus
ceptiblo of important Development
TINT should make II possible 10 cut
retail prices IN half Produce can
-" brought to the city direct from
the farms by trucks and sold On the
streets n Is common obseryltiln
that larg" quantities of fruit and
vegetables, go 10 waste on snail
farms within 100 miles Of New York
and other large cities Careful In
vestlga'.on has shown that market
prices IN New York Ar" about three
times the prices received by the
growers for their products Food
shipped hy ruil and steamer is un-
loaded at the lower cn1 Of the city
and hauled 20 commission houses II
then has 10 br carrie miles uptown
20 Harlem and 'uc Bronx. NJ heavy
eNp' nFo 80 places % passed wh"u an.
ierlug the city.
Cost - Transporting and selling
the produce can hc reduced 10 tho
minimum hy tho sya'rtna'lr use ~
trailers with the irunks one. two
or 'hrer 'rnilrrs C1u H" hauled hy
single truck or tractor and lrf' a. tho
farms 10 he loaded while 'rallcra al
ready loaded are picked MP and
hauled 10 me city This VIII save
tho time ~ the 'rIck ari its drive.
as they will NOT need tu w1i' fDr TIE
loading
Upon reaching 'he -i'v tho trail
ers can be- left ~ different p'arss
each in charge ~ salesman who
Will retail tho load during the 1sy.
Meanwhile tho truck ur tractor F'ar s
back into the country Nlth tTa4ers
emptied the previous day.