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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-03

And yet the Advertiser thinks the rest of the Islands ought t
supiney submit to being bosed by Honolulu experts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
VAR TANK TO
BE EXHIBITED
HERE MONDAY
Demonstration With Great
Machine Will Mark Open
ing of the Victory Liberty
Loan Drive.

The great war tank to be used in the
Victory drive will arrive in Pensacola
this morning and will be on exhibit
ton between the hdurs of $3.50 and 10
a. M, on Monday. to launch the cam
paign for the Fifth Victory Loan.
The tank will leave Pensacola at
1I:15 a. m. Monday. April q, should
arrive at Cantonment about 1 O'Clock,
and will give exhibition there of it's
possibilities. leaving Cantonment be-
tween 3 and II p. m. going to Mo-
limo, arriving there sometime during
the night and will exhibit there-be-
tween Z and 3 a. m, as 1t is necessary
to leave there by freight for Century
1T 10 q. m. Will arrive at Century
about 12 O'clock midday and will ex-
hibit there between IL and D. m
The tank will be brought back to
Pensacola on freight leaving Century
at 3:3O p. m.
The tank will leave Pensacola for
Milton. April 23rd. will go to Crest
view. DeF'uniak. Bombay, Chipley, Cot
tondale. Panama City, Mariana.
Blountstown. River Junction, Apa-
lachicola, Quincy. Tallahassee, Drifton.
Monticello. and Madison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
NUMBER OF YOUNG
LAWYERS ADMIT
TO FLORIDA BAR

Tallahassee. April 1e.-Following is
a list OF the young men who success
fully passed the examination for ad-
mission to the Florida bar held by tho
Supreme court last Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday: Leslie s. Ander-
son. Jacksonville: Wallace H. Booker,
Lake City: Charles A. Canaday, Pensa-
cola: Robert Percy Crawford. Jackson
vile E. p Davis. ST. Petersburg; Al
bert Hall. Tampa: Governor Hutchins,
Jacksonville: L Kurz. Jacksonville:
Paul r. Scott, Miami; ]. III. Summer
lin. Jacksonville; R G. Ellsworth,
Tampa: william n. Taliaferro. Tam
pa; Ray NJ. Wiley, Miami.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
DECISION IN
MORASSO
ERElVDERED
Law Under Which Liquor
Was Confiscated BY Sher-
if Held Constitutional BY
Supreme Court.

Tallahassee. April 1s.-The Morasso
case from Pensacola, testing the val
dity OF the prohibition bin, passed at
the extra session Of the legislature was
decided by the Supreme court today,
that tribunal holding the law constitu-
tional throughout, both as to the pos
session and confiscation.
In the opinion by Judge Whitfield,
filed today In the case Of Alitonio
Moriasso. piaint3ff In error. ana =. c.
VansPelt. az siaeriff OF EscambiA coun.
ty, defendant In error. the Florida Su-
preme court holds that the provision
of chapter 1876, Laws OF Florida, ap-
proved December Z. 1915, making It un-
lawful for any person. to have in his
possession. custody or control in this
state any alcoholic or Intoxicating
liquors or beverages. except that any
person over the age Of 21 years may
possess in such person's bona fide res
idence, for the personal use OF himself
and family, not exceeding four quarts
OF distilled alcoholic or Intoxicating
liquors. or beverages and twenty quarts
OF malt or fermented alcoholic or in
toxicating liquors or beverages, does
not violate Section Of the Declaration
OF Rights. or Article XIX OF the state
constitution. as amended and made ef.
fective on January /. 1919.
Judges Ellis and West concur with
the conclusions reached by Judge
Whitfield's opinion. Judge Ellis filed
q concurring opinion, with Chief JUS
tice Brown and Judge Taylor dissent
Ing The chief Justice filed a dissent
ing opinion.
Morasso was represented in the SUI
preme court by Messrs. Philip d.
Beall and John S. Beard, of Pensacola,
torney General Van c. Swearingen and
Hon. C. o. Andrews, assistant attorney
general.
much interest as there are several able
lawyers in the state who thought the
question close In fact, there has been
constant inquiry at the Supreme court
since the legislature convened on the
eighth OF this month. because II this
act putting into force and making eff
fective Article XIX OF the constitution
as amended, is void on the points de-
cided, another statute upon the subject
would have TO be Immediately passed
or another constitutional amendment
submitted which would specifically in
clude the question of prohibiting the
possession OF liquors in .unlimited
quantities which appears to be consid-
cred essential to make prohibition ef-
fective.
As an example Of the interest man.
ifested by legislators, judges and law
yers and other persons 1t was found
necessary to have printed a hundred
copies of the brief filed in defense Of
the constitutionality of the act by At
torney General Swearingen and c. A.
HIS assistant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
INTERVENTION BY
AMERICA URGED
IN TURK AFFAIR

New York. April 1s.-Allied or
American military intervention. in
Turkish Armenia to insure the restora-
tion to their homelands Of thousands
refugees. suffering the tortures of hun
ger and sickness was urged without
waiting the formal action OF the peace
conference in creating the Armenian
mandatory in a cablegram today from
DIR. J. p. +. Main, commissioner III
the Caucasus for the Armenian and
Syrian and Syrian relief committee. He
said hundreds are dying daily and the
allied force there is insufficient to
cope with the Turks. Kurds and Tar
tars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
court
SOLICITOR NOT
BE RETAINED

Hon. w. A. Rawls has returned to
the city after a visit in Jacksonville
and Tallahassee. In the latter city
Mr.. Rawls, who is a former member
OF the house, from Leon county, re-
newed many friendships among the
legislators. He met AT members Of
the cabinet, heads OF departments, and
talked to Governor Cats on a num-
ber Of subjects in which there is much
public interest at this time Mr. Rawls
states that in conversation with him,
Governor Cats voluntarily made the
statement that 'he had done eyery-
thing for County Solicitor Mackey that
he could and would do nothing more.
In a personal letter received in PEN
sacola the following statement is made
which seems to bear out the assump-
tion OF Mr.. Rawls that Mr.. Mackey
will not be re-appointed as solicitor
mo matter what Mr.. Mackey says,
the governor is not going to send in
his name for confirmation. Mr.. Mac
key admits this. himself, and said SO
on the train going home after his
conference with the governor: he
seemed very much disappointed that
Cats had promised him his support
and had refused to grant it, after he
had made the trip over there"
Another interesting piece Of news
which comes from Tallahassee. is that
the suffragists will give up the pri-
mary bill fight and concentrate on the
constitutional amendment.
Representative Marion Waybright.
OF Duval. who was to have introduced
the bill. has stated that the suffragisfs
could have counted on but q bare IS
votes in the house and only 10 in the
senate, for the primary bill. Sentiment
seems to be against primary suffrage.
but many OF the legislators say they
will vote for constitutional amend
ment. which would not give women the
vote Immediately. as would have been
possible through the primary. but
which would put the question up to
the voters Of the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
FLYERS ESCAPE
INJURY WHEN SEA
PLANE CAPSIZES

While attempting to make speed
landing yesterday just of Sand Point
an Ms Seaplane attached to the navel
ers and turned over. causing minol
injuries to the single pontoon wits
which the machine is equipped.
Ensign II. W. Wass and D. J. Corr
nell. pilot and passenger Of the ma
chine. escaped uninjured and wer&
brought to the station by the high
powered boats which responded to
the crash alarm. The plane was picked
up later by the NFecking barge and
1t 10 expected that It win be flying
sgain within . few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
Superintendent For Million
Dollar Plant Is On tho
Ground and Work Will Be
Pushed.
STATION WILL BE
BEST ON THE GULF
Storage Capacity Will Be
Six Million Gallo n 5;
Pumping Facilities co.
Gallons Per Hour.

Construction work that will involve
the expenditure of approximately a
million dollars in putting In the fuel
oil terminal of the Texas Oil Company
at the foot Of Clubbs street. and in
the vicinity Of Perdido wharf. will be
well under way by the latter part
of the present week, it is authorita-
lively announced.
r. p. Doris, who IL to be superins
tendent. in charge Of the plant here
a native Tennessean, but recently o.
Tulsa, Oklahoma. is already in the city
and expects to move his family here
at the earliest date possible with
view to becoming a permanent citizer
of Pensacola. He has many good
things to say about the beauty anA
cleanliness of the city as compared
with others along the gull. the gooa
health conditions. and he In espcctall5
appreciative of the unexcelled watef
here He also sees most aatterinA
business prospects for Pensacoia. In
view of Ler fine harbor and other nat
ural advantages.
Dredging for the terminal will star
",
pushed as RAPIDLY as possible. The
driving of piling and other preliminary
work in charge OF sle G. II. Turner
Construction Company, Is already wei
under way. Just as soon as the ~
is sufaciently completed four or hvs
tanks will be installed, Mr. Doris says
and the station Will be ready to be.
gin business.
The terminal, when completed, ac.@
ocrding to Mr.. Dorris will have Q
storage capacity of six million gal
Ions OF oil and will be equipped foi
supplying $4,000 gallons per hour to
vessels. making it one of the most
adequate on the gulf, not excepting
the one even at Port Arthur. Texas.
where the company has its main ter
minals for supplying ships operatin0
on the gulf. Naturally 1t IL expect
ed that this big enterprise will be
the means of greatly increasing ship
ping at this port.
Besides fuel oil burning ships call.
Iing here. it is the intention Of the come
pany to do an extensive tank car
business out Of the port Of Pensacola.
and Mr.. Doris says that he expects
within a period OF about six months
to see many Texas OIL Company tank
cars operating over the local railroad
lines.
A large force of hands is to be en-
ployed in the construction of the docks
and the plant according to the plans
of those in charge and by the last Of
the week this work. it is expected.
will be In it's full activity. Mr.. Doris
states that 1t Is the intention Of his
company to expend as nearly every
dollar OF the cost OF construction
in Pensacola as possible, which will
mean big pay rolls every week. for Ia
bor and materials.
Besides the plant, which is to bs
modern in every way, with electric
lights, etc., several modern homes IN
the vicinity OF the station are con-
templated and the surrounding section
is to be beauttfied.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
PY1HlANS TO
HOLD Big MEET
MONDAY night

Pythians In the first district OF the
grand domain of Florida will hold a
session in Pensacola Monday night
with Pensacola lodge No. 3, at their
castle hall on East Intendencia street.
at 1880 o'clock.
After dispensing with the routine
matters that come before the meeting
about ten esquires will have the rank
OF knight conferred on them by PEN
sacOla's famous senatorial team in the
amplified form. This team enjoys the
reputation throughout the state OF be-
ing one Of the best in the south.
Delegations from Milton, Bagdad, De
Funiak. Moline and Century win be
present. Milton bringing along four
Of the esquires. and a very large del.
egation il expected.
The session will be brought to :.
close with a very sumptuous repast.
prepared by the Knights Of Pythias'
royal chef, which is enough said to
guarantee q record breaking local at
tendance.
The meeting 10 called by D. d. g. c..
C. G. Hall, Of Molino. who expects to
make this year one Of the most PROS
porous for Pythianism In its history in
the First district.
Members OF Magnolia temple No. 4.
Pythians Sisters, win have charge OF
the most important feature OF the
evening and viii add great impetus
to the meeting during discussions for
the good Of the order. TO which all will
be admitted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
DENTISTS NAMED
ON STATE BOARD
OF EXAMINERS

Governor Cats today appointed the
following prominent dentists OF the
state to serve on the state board OF
dental examiners for the coming year;
DIR. r. p. Taylor. Jacksonyilie: DR.. w.
s. Hall, Pensacola; DIR. w. E. Van
Brunt. Tallahassee: DIR. w. A. Dean.
J sTssf2pa: DR.. ID. C. Barnett. Arcadia
III personnel of the board is the
sanE as that of the previous year with
the exception of DIR. Barnett who
ouccceis Dr. C. f. Kcmpt, of Key
Vest. resigned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
Congestion, However, Is
Not AS Great AS During
1917 Session, Contrary To
Belief.
MANY MEMBERS AT
HOME FOR EASTER
Number of Bills Have Been
Made Special Order For
Coming Week and Busy
Time Is Indicated.
(Dv HERsERT FELkEL.

| -
Tallahassee. April 1.-THE end Of
the second week finds more general
ioxislation under way than at the close
OF the same period In any former leg
tslature but contrary to the generai
belief. fewer bills have been intro
duced in each house than during the
first two weeks of the 1917 session.
In the senate two years ago zoo
hills had been introduced at this time
as against 139 on the senate, calendar
now and in the house at the end
OF the first two weeks. Two years
ago there had been proposed 363 meas
ures IA compared to but 327 on the
calendar Of that body at this time.
Both branches having adjourned yes
terday TIL Monday afternoon at
O'Clock many members went home to
spend Easter especially those who live
in this part of the state, but enough
vemained here for several commit
tees to meet today and consider meas
ures before them. Lobbyists and news
paper correspondents are resting after
q hard two weeks and In preparation
for q harder grind for the next seven
weeks.
Several bills have been made spe-
cial orders for the coming week and
l018 xacI 10 BSIueF With inc 1orW8fU
place on the calendar occupied by
= number q general measures Of i'm
portance in3ufes busy legislature for
the coming fortnight and train loads
Of delegates md others who Wnl claim.
they are here Just to meet friends
and look on.
Reception to members Of the legisla-
ture and their families by Governor
and Mr8 Cats at the mansion will
be held q week from Thursday night.
Last night Mrs. Edgar Lewis. Mrs.
w. s. Jennings. DR.. Mary Safford and
other suffrage leaders were enter
tanned at the executive mansion at
dinner.
The dynamo purchased by the city of
Tallahassee to furnish temporary light
during the legislative session and un-
til the power plant can be be re-
stored. arrived today and has been
set up. The foundation and wiring
had been completed In advance and
lights are promised Tuesday night at
the latest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL
SHOWED UP WELL At MEET

Gainesville, Fla. April 19.--Pensa-
cola boys showed up well in the state
rack meet held here today, taking
four places. Thirteen schools were
represented. Two new records were
established by Pensacola. Boys Of
the University looked after the p. II.
S. boys and entertained them after
the meet. Pensacola boys were de-
lighted with the hospitality of the
University and several expect to re-
turn here next term.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
|NelOs In Brief
From All Ouer
The Universe

Copenhagen. April 19.-Preparations
are being made In Germany for pleb-
iscite on the question Of the rejection
Of peace terms II such rejection il
considered necessary. according to the
Cologne Gazette.
Mineoia, April 19.-Captain E. F.
White, army aviator. flew from Chi
cago to Haxlehurst field near here
this afternoon without stopping In s
hours and SO minutes.
Boston, April 1s.--Representatives OF
telephone strikers, government and
company officials failed to reach an
agreement tonight to end the strike
and adjourned unit Tomorrow.
New York, April 1.-THE threatened
tie up Of the port of New York was
averted today after the marine workers
to work on the ten hour basis, and
submit wages to arbitration.
Macon. April 19.-President Jacobs
Of the newly organized Georgia State
League announced today that the
league would not operate this season
because several cities failed to post
their thousand dollar guarantees.
Boston, April 19.-Carl Linder, OF
the Hurja Athletic club, Of Quincy.
Mass. today won the Is mile Marathon
in hours. % minutes. 13 and 2-5 sec
onds. He was rejected by the army
for fat feet.
Baltimore. April 1S.-"Babe" Ruth
got two more home runs today, which
with four yesterday. makes six straight.
a new record. The Red Sox beat the
Baltimore club, 16 to ..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
WILL START LONG
TRIP TODAY SAYS
J. ENGLISH AVIATOR

st. Johns, New Foundland. April 19.
Captain p. Raynbam. English avia-
tor. competing with Harry G. Haw-
ker. Australian for the $4,000 prize
offered by the London Daily Mail for
the first transatlantic flight. an
nouncedf this afternoon that he would
make every effort to start tomorrow
because he had wagered he would be
In England Easter Monday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
BOARD WILL MAKE
EFFORT TO HAVE
PRICES REDUCED

Washington, April 19.-Members OF
the department OF commences indus
trial board indicated today that tho
board would resume its general prics
program without waiting
for a settlement of differences with
the railroad administration over steel
prices. 1t was said an intensive ct.
fort will be made to reduce the cost
OF food and other necessities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
REPATRIATION OF
10000 IN GREECE
ACCOMPLISHED

Washington. April 19-Repatriation
OF almost $4,000 Greeks whom the
Bulgars removed from their homes dur
ing war is practically completed Re-
ports to the American Red Cross head
quarters said the Bulgars tried every
way possible to impede repatriation
work, and endeavored to conceal the
fact that thousands of Greeks had
died during the interment of starva-
tion and exposure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
GERMAN U-BOAT
HAS ARRIVED IN
NEW YORK HARBOR

New Iorx. April 19.-The German
U-111. the first German undersea craft
to be brought to this country slipped
in New York harbor early tonight
with the imperial German naval STAN
dard flying beneath the Stars and
Stripes. The boat was taken to the
navy yard and will be exhibited to
stimulate interest in the Liverty loan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
This Much Discussed Out
standing Problem of Peace
Due to Be Taken Up Again
Today.
OMSK GOVERNMENT
IS RECOGNIZED
German Delegates to Peace
Conference Coming BY
Way Of Spa; Be Regarded
As Enemies At First.

rh Aa.:.: ~.a:
in0 Nesye serSora' elaine, again
fell sort 81 deeisien Saturday sitter
. four hours oessjou Of tIe council
- S.ue. rh;. .n..~h ee;~...~.a ant.
pos"e :" 80 ps.es
enee passays was presented to the
council BY Baron oonnino, deserib-
I'd n ssoxtronnist advooa%a Of ftalvse
..AA .,.s-n 3. -. =
eonne up again ounoey.
wae expected seeeIement would
y reeeneo q soon - ene council
save - time sxeluvsesy g ~ ous
ItoV oppOorU 0O0OtuS0s 6s0y0
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

ron FloNlDA-eair Sunday and
poraAUro. Gentle % moderate nortDs-
ooet and east winds except eouth
over northwest portion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grnndma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and No
body Will Know.

The uso OF SAGE and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to us
natural color dates back To grand q.
mothers time phe used n 10 krsp
her hair beautifully dsrk, glossy and
attractive whenever h. hair took
on that duh, faded or rtreaked ap-
peatRnce, this simple mi,ture was
applied With wonderful effect.
Hut brewing at home IL mussy and
out-cf- date kowsdays hy asking at
any dtug store Tor a 80 cent hottie
81 "wy.th's SAG and sulphur cow.
pound ,ou will get thi. famous old
preparation. improved ny the aidl-
tion ~ other iurred ients which can
h" depended upon tN restore natural
cnlor srt beauty 10 the hair
well known down ,r~n druggist
SAYS II dnrk-n- the hair Ho naturally
ana evenly that nobody can tell II
has bean applied You simply
damren sponge nr soft brush with
y and draw this through your hair
taking one strand at time nv
morning the Eray hair disappears
and after another application or two
II h-romee bratnifully dark and
elonv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
R0TARIANS PLAN FOR
OKLAHOMA CITY TRIP
cub '.o's tn District Non,,niinn
N.st NOnih

Plans tor invading OklaDaut cav
nnd attending ~" dislri,tN Rotary
convention 80 be huld there February
"a and win ~" strongest force ~
members that n IL possible 10 mar
shnI W'r' formulated Wednesday At
tho noondny luncheon - tho Tulsa
Rotaf, rlub heidi lu the ,uff,o room
~ liutrl ruiw IN" rul-t delegates
are 10 HlNr thr city ON va, uutuins
uf Frhfulr, ll In u special train
and motion tn NJ" effect nhnt Hn-
rulpn ,ni Okmulge- llu'liltus he
- lHo invited 80 share m th-s- unns
PutiH'luu f,ili'irH Was unanimously
passed
l'wtornH ,uuyirllug ~ red Jackets
aud Ef,ru hats wrto suWR'.iod -
pbtlphrtntlii tur the TULSA dele.
sates Immediately upon arrival the
Tulsauv WiIl pntnd" the streets ~ the
capital ,li, ptrCplrd ~, = band \
number ~ stunts have h"'u planned
for the further advertising ~ Tllsi
at the Nrning banquet the nature
of which IN being concealed
lluh Uudirill iu the rnp,ciiv ~
tntarlan. conducted the Wednesday
meeiins Among the guests vnr
liishop rhutHtnn - MuskuE"r Whose
short tsik was thoroughly rnIn,"d hy
Ihusr who attended Printed IN
booklet fprm are q number ~ snap.
~ songs which M. Tulsa Nu'htinnH
viii slns AZ The big oklahoma Guy
'onf"r"nc". the most popular h.ins
4 strictly Rotary song which In -unp
10 the tune ~ where 10 We 90
From Hero. IihyS 80 In hntIrlpnting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
TRAIN YOuR NAM As AN
ACTRESS lOI.S.

No class OF people deyotss a. much
Time tu beauty Rs 10 actresses aud
No class must be more careful to ~.
tain and develop their chntmA In.
uulry develops the Information that
In hair care they find II dangerous
To shampoo with any mahsrhif, hair
ClennE"t The majority say that Ia
have the best hair wash aud ncalp
Htimulstnr at cost of about three
cents one need only get n package
~ cHnthruN from your druggist. dis.
solve a tea1poHhful IN cup of hot
water AMI "Nuur shampoo II ready
THIS makes enough shampoo nquld to
apply n iu All the hair instead ~ lust
tho top ~ the head After It's use
the hair dries rapidly with uniform
Color pnndruN cNccS- oil and dirt
Rr- quickly dissolved and entirely
disappear when ,ou rinse the hair
After this YOUR hair viii hc so rluff,
II viii look much heavier than II ls
Its luster ana Softn"S- will delight
YOU. white thr stimulated Hra'p gains
the health which lnsutcs hait
growth Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

nonpolsonOus snake is to be under
taken by the Reptile study Society Of
America. I, was announced today by
Allen A. Williams. president OF tho
organization who declared that m "A
destroyer ~ rodents aud OTHER small
pests on the farm IN" snake In "a
"fricnd and benefactor of man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
EXECUTION OF 100 DOGS
is PLANNED FOR TODAY

Appf6Nlmaioly 100 dogs are to
meet death today ~ the hands OF
ih" police according 10 u II, 1ood-
ciiy dos catrher. unless the owners
- 'hss" canine sttays appear 10
claim their property According to
Mr Gpodr number of the collcc-
'ipus Ia ~ the highest class IN IN"
canine world, while ~ course there
IL q plentiful Spflnkiiug among the
loi ~ ihr common underworld eur
The. city doy catcher iamru's the
as- gnrd fli" uf the valuable dogs IN
ne pound herausu he ls ~ the uuiu.
Iuu that thrir death would ho a
great loss 'u the owners
II IN The request ~ VI Goodr tha'
a'l citizen. Who owned valuable doEr
lhnt disappeared apply at the ci'y