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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-01
Giants Get Pirates ou+fieIder

Chicago. April 2G.-Manager Bee.
dek Of the Pittsburgh Nationals, an.
nounced the sale of Lee King. an out.
fielder, to the New York club of the
National League.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-01
TREES PROVE GOOD TOWERS
Wireless Messages Can Be Picked Up
From Ships at Sea.

Washington, April 26.-Discovery
that every tree is a potential wireless
tower was announced by Major Gen.
eral Squier, chief signal officer of the
army, revealing another war secret
and telling the story of how, while hos.
tilities were on, the American army
with a string of stations, using tree
tops at a%tenae, read messages from
ships at sea and the principal Euro.
pean radio stations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-01
CORN CROP is THREATENED
European "Borer" Obtains Strong
FoothoId in the East.

FoothoId in the East.
Philadelphia, April 26.-The corn
crop of the United States is threat
ened.
This statement was made by DR.. L..
Z. Howard, chief of the bureau of
entomology, United States Department
of Agriculture, Washington, who spoke
before the American Philosophical
society in session here.
DR.. Howard said the European corn
borer, a comparatively new parasite,
introduced in this country from for
eign shipments, his obtained a strong
foothold in New England and New
York. Great damage has already been
done.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-01
NATIVES DIE BY THOUSANDS
Influenza Causes Heavy Loss of Life
in Belgian Congo.

Brussels, April 26.-Great loss of
life among the natives of the Belgian
Congo as a result Of an influenza cpl
demic is reported in dispatches re-
ceived here. Some estimates place
the number of deaths at 500, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
NEW JUVENILE
LAW EFFECTIVE
TNELF III OF MAY
New Law Provides For Two Probation
Officers ct Salary OF $1,000
Year.

Wednesday. May 81. Nest W ;inia'-
now juvrnil" court law hrc"ni: "ff"r-
tive. TIL" law - hf particular Ia "rcSl
IN Wheeling. fer tn reason that ZEN
lie court u"rk her" is daily Incrr;. ling
and il has; h."n found almnS, impossible
for any ON" t" perform tho duties or
probation officer. for tn" m'aEr" salary
of ssh I"r month. now paid.
tn" law passed as senate Fill -. ny
tho last session OF the state legislature
provides for the appointment NJ I mair
and female probation officer. each In DC
paid tho annual salary Of $l.""n. TIL"
law provides in addition that in IN" dis.
crr,inn ri tho circuit court and county
commissioners each probation officer
may have AS many MS three assistants.
at the Same salary paid the chiefs.
Yesterday afternoon at the .Eotf street
temple, Robert L. Frazier. former pro-
bation officer now city truant officer
discussed Juvenile court work and told
many interesting stories Of his expert
ences with Juvenile law breakers. Mr..
Frazier said that the work here is in
crcasing rapidly and that the many
youths offending against the law must
he handled carefully. lie plead for CO.
operation from the Parents Organiza-
ton of the temple. which body he ad-
dressed Rabbi l.. \. Mschknd. who has
hrcn actively intcrcstro in juvenile
court work since coming here also spoke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
ROAD WORK IS
NOW IN PROGRESS
MANY woRndEN: ARE 1oWa
pLoYED ON ROAD BU1hDn9S4
woRK THROUGHOUT I'm ~!
LOCAL DIST1IC1. y
Quite = Number Of ths soloasf ~
Returning From Europe AfNs 1D1c5sa}
Ing Employment. - 80: ~:

Road building and highway constrlE.s
ton work in the Wheeling district tH,n4Ht
in full swing and many men are HOW
employed in this line Of work. Many.
more will be put TO work on the $roa4ss
shortly, as il is the desire Of tho Coz
tractors to rush as much work &of$ THIS
kind as possible during the sunrlerss
months. ~
The Eal Engineering company s.i1a
quito a lot OF work under construeArn:
in the rctcr's Kun district and Is max
ing every effort 10 finish up In recorn.y
breaking time. The same Is ,trIH mt
various other places throuShouts;tnle4
county. ~ 83es a:
The road improvement program sityi
Brooke county Is Of an extensive NATURE
this season and means. much to local;
autoists, as 1t will connect Stsubenfi
vile and the district with tho Wheo9s
territory and open up. much unday1oNe
territory to tho merchants Of tAhs0@1ts
Il Is possibly true that b1ildtAes
terial for road work u uttle @e4Sl
expensive yet with improved 'mAcHlney
for handling the york, much more GU
be accomplished within q days time.and Z
this will aid in many ways. Ths work
will be continued throughout tho sum
mer months and many additional m!tf1g
of improved roadwayu will haye BOZ
added before the close OF tho road.mtk.N
ing season. u. ~, ~; IS. ! III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
HAGENBECk- WALLACE
CIRCUS CARRIES
Big HNACERIE

One Of the things in which the HaS-
celled IL IT'S menaEerie. Carl Hagen
beck the noted animal man. was the
first person who ever succeeded in
breaking and subduing wild animals for
public performance. He startled the
capitals Of Europe half q century ago
with his Intelligent. yet man eating
beasts. At each Worlds lair that has
been held in the United States in the
last forty years. tho Carl HaGenbrck
wild animals have always furnished the
stellar attraction.
So much interest was aroused at tho
st. Louis Worlds fair in 1904. that Carl
HaGrnhcck went INTO partnership with
e. f.. Wallace. tho "circus king" TO com-
binc their shows. At first tn" idea look
I"d impossible. hcrauS" OF their sIz".
Each show had already reached state
that II required The efforts Of only the
most skilled circus officials to handle.
The greatest problem was the ono IN
volvcd in the transportation. \ tram:
one mile In length. WAS built and a.
vidcd Into three sections. In this way
the obstacle Of maring tho great InstI-
tuition from city TO city was overcome.
Yet. each year sine" IN" consolidation
or the shows. tho HaErnbcck Wallace
circus has grown. All or tho wild AMI
mails with tho show nr" under tho d.
rcction Of trainers who graduated un-
dor tho tui"laEc Of Carl Hahrnbcck
Only tn" choicest spcriments nrr Srcn,
others arc disposed to smaller cIrcusrS
and zoos The HaErnhrck farm n; West
Baden. Ind. is tn" worlds mSgrst nu-
NAL headquarters. As fast as rare ana
costly spcci1n"nts arr captured ny The
Hagcnheck hunters. scattered through
out the world. they arc sent 10 thor
own show. tho Observation-Disclosures cir
Gus
But tho HaEonhcck animals only form
one department. Of tho combined shows.
The Great Wallace Circus sun exccIs
as tho Highest class circus in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05

off much Of the retailers profit. That
has put the variety store man right w
against It. So serious has the situa-
ton become that many Of the faint.
hearted have lost their nerve and sus-
pended business However, the leaders
in the field are always the thinkers. and
they are breaking away from the limited
prices and are now handling articles
that sell for twenty-five cents. fifty
cents. and even. higher.
The odd part of the situation is that
many merchants Of the variety class
have wanted to do this very thing for
years back. but have been afraid TO
make the change IN fear of losing the
advertising value and the prestige built
on the small price police.
These merchants have now found that
the can capitalize the old price ide1
without combining prices to the limiG OF
five and ten cents exclusively They
have found that tho old idea Is just AS
good "pullcr' as i evor was and
that the buycrS--oncc in tho Store-are
buying more goods for the reason that
they find greater still scope and still
greater variety.
Herr is Il plain casa where oppor-
tuni,y plus alert business brains proves
profit.
1T is predicted that in A few years
tho strictly limited price store will be
as much a novelty as it was at the boz
ginning. and tho only limit will b.
placed by tn" merchant. who will say.
viii my customers buy this-
with This breaking away from tht.
limited pdIccd store will come the de-
mand fur tho higher grade salesman
and sal"swoman. which means better
living conditions. because of increased
wages.
"F"rmerlv all competition was hls"d
on prIr". now il IL service: nnt How
cheap can buy. but. How much Scrr-
Icr can | GOT For after all II is not
what We pay. bu; rather what "" -ct
for what We pay. that really counts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
IDEAL WEATHER
NATURE BECK0N5
auro1srs OUT ~ LA1aH NuN-
REH9, ALSO MAhY AoIO
0Ycr:rsrG RHJoY NATUHI-
Pedestrians Also Out On Tho XII S1des
In Quest Of wild Flowers During
The Day.

Weather conditions were ideal Sun
day and many persons were out in the
npcn. some in automobiles and moro
afoot. The roads throughout the dis
trict during the afternoon were liter
ally lined with automobiles Of practical
t. every make. the "Hcnrics" as usual
being in tho majority.
Tho number OF motorcyclists OUT
yesterday would also indicate that the
motorcycles and lightweight motor We
hiclcs also arc not losing in popularity.
Bicycles are also getting more popu-
lar each day and girls. boys and even
father and mother. in many cases. were
out on this inexpensive mode Of con-
vcyancc. which also stimulates good
health and also happiness.
The pedestrian is not 10 be Ignored
as there were also many out who used
the mode Of travel handed down by Ad-
am and Eve and they also enjoyed them
selves to their fullest natures garden.
4 number Of amatucr ball games were
Mayed on lots and plots in various
parts Of tho city and 8 riot and II was
hero that n large nun Der OF persons
could be found during the day. 1t was
Il great day and all seemed to thorough
Is enjoy II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
WHEELING NEEDS
MORE HOTEL ROOM
HOTELS LAVE REIN .o10WD31
Du1IH9 PAST PEW W-
With Building Material On It's DseesA1e
It II LIKELY That Additions Wm
H Added 80

One thing that Wheeling lacks at*tha
present time is sufficient hotel accom-
modations for the many visitors In tn.
city from day to day. to say nothing Ecfs
the many regulars that make their
homes at the hotels not only during the:
winter. but also during the summer Az
the year around. tS7ssE
There has hardly been . day during
the past few weeks that every hotel In
the Wheeling district has not been nlled
and many times 1t has been necessary
to turn applicants for rooms Svly..The
situation is getting worse, and although
the city has goodly supply Of the:best5
kind Of hotels. nevertheless there are
times when the limited number Of hos.
tclrics is a serious handicap - ii:s.ts'
With building material on the de-$
crease it is likely that additions will be.
made To tho hotels that we now have,
and possibly that other hotels will No:
built during the summer. There thaAs
been talk for somc time o. building 3D.
ditions to several Of the hotels, and 99s
doubt this will be a reality withfns1S
short time. as they certainly are needed;
and are needed badly. t$.sss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
DR.. J. 8. STU|N|P
SPEAKS HERE
INTERESTING ADDRESS DELIVER
ED AT THE z. N c. a. By
WE'LL KNOWN BAPTIST
DEVINE.
Takes Place Of Or. George Z. LOCK
hart, who Is Down State on
Business Trip.

AZ the Emmanuel Baptist church audi
forum, Y. VI. G. y. building Sunday
morning Or. John S. Stump d. D. JOINT
secretary Of the Baptist Home ana f'r-
risn Missionary society "f parkcrsonrE'
delivered IL splendid sermon. filling 1"r
the day the pulpit in absence oil kew
George T.. Lucihart. who is on Spccla1
dcnuminational work in another cily.
Thu. text of DR.. StumpS' SERMON was
from md Deuteronomy, IS Chap, ~ }.
rho doctor outlined how JchoraS mes
snpc to the Jews finds q parallel IN our
own times. Tn" jews were given the
promise nf tho text for The purpose OIL
keeping tho blessings only TO pass thcn
along ID others. Christ preached TO all
pruplc the Jews and the Gcntilcs aike.
bull when the Jews say this they coulu
not accept Christ. The result OF tbs
narrowing conception Was the graz ai
drawing from the Jew his b"nclltS; inc
people Stunned him. lie become inc DC
sriscd Of all men; he last his natiohal-
iIy, although he held fast 10 ms own AZ
a race He BECAME an uH~"lcornc en-
Try wherever he wandered.
Had he been less Of self his reward
would hayr bccn bcond any aspiration
h. could havr.
And with Inc American IifttipllI W.
have Wonderful PROMISE. but II We Win
huld the benefits w. are heir 10 iT"in
IN new jn,nulc our constitution welcomes
TO our shores. if We d"spiSc tncn, IL
W. bclittlc them. We simply create III
them the fierce determination to pller
themselves 1T our rApcnS".
They know when We say and THINK
"Shcrny." "IIuukry. 'Dagu. and th"E
rr.pund in Ike manner III the plans lh'y
make. instead al co-oprratioh with Us
II our attitude were the CHARACTER
Christ commands it should De-.
Thu. mamie Of the foreigner is fast be-
inr enrolled on our lists IF mIlliunaires
h. numb, rs man On our isis ul In"
makers in business. IN banking circles
20 If the American people consistently
and righ'rully measure their real re-
suun.iblliIy All This may b. directed In
In,, broadening out of tho extension oil
the gospel as Gud intended. 1t IS ohi!
through human agency. guided BY me
.piril Of Jesus ChriSt that the affairs
W men and nations may prosper.
II VIZ think Of the foreigner AS inc
dor then We become the tail and are
waErrd whether We will or no. In this
period Of REIMBURSEMENT of tho world
affairs W.. must meet tho conditions
with tho right mind ATTITUDES. and pay
lust tribute To our own intelligence
and ihr proper Interpretation of Cots
word If "" arc. in wisd"m and rl6ht
cousnrss. 10 take our true place on
Garth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
WHAT We GET THAT
REALLY COUNTS NOW
"Ars ns.Au Nssnods Changing" Inter
g Subject Discussed By War
ron D. Church.

The following interesting item is SUD-
United by Warren y! Church, hood Of
the Missouri State Life Insurance com
pany, Of this city. and Will appeal 10
many. The subject might be styled.
Are Retail Methods ChansinE: and
according to this interesting article. one
would be led to believe that the are
The article is as follows:
The appeal Of the five and ton ccH+
store has been to the buyer. who for
ono reason or another. was ANXIOUS to
spread limited purchasing power o"er
as wide a margin as possible. That.
by the way. appears TO b. The rhon'c
financial condition Of most people he
writer has met. and no doubt. IS the
reason for the wonderful success OF this
;;pc CT store. Mad tn" five and ten
cent store has helped other stores loo.
because as result OF Il saving made In
the limited price store, the purchaser
has been enabled to buy something tlsn
either in the store where NJ made the
saving or elsewhere.
Years ago manufacturers saw that Il
biz idcs. lay back ~ tho small price
stores and many OF them went so far ~
e. revise their factory methods. ms all
new machinery and do everything pos
>Ihic 10 taxi. adrantag" of tht gigantic
distributing system placed At th"ir Its-
pOsal. ManufacturInS costs wcr" then
comparatively low. raw materials var"
plentiful and in Dor costs reasonable. The
situation gave the 1--WE and ton cent
business man larG selection Of low
priced articles which could b" disposed
of at Il profit.
Tho wide extent Of tn" variety field
is emphasized b. IN" fac, that one big
concern. prior IN IN" WAY. offered no
les; than 1900 6eSLrat" and distinct
items Of mercha ndsc to b. rctailcd tor
nirkrls and dimes.
The former ideal conditions Ar" now
very much changed. and III" inanufac-
turer unable to withstand III" changed
conditions, are now compelled 10 nhnlc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Proposed Amendment
TO State Road Law

A prp7o$' amendment To the con-
stitution Of sc stat" Of West Virginia.
which il ratified will for all time guar
antec the upkccp of tho states high
ways chief becomes effective Thursday
May 81.
Copies OF the new law have hccn rr-
cetved in the city from Clerk John y.
Harris clerk Of the state senate
The act provides for tho submission
10 tn" voters al the next general cleo
ton The proposed amendment creating a
complet" chain OF improved highways
connecting Nil q the fitty-fivc county
seats Of the state
The act and proposed amendment arc
worded as follows:
3" it enacted by the Legislature or
West Virginia:
Section /. That tho question of the
ratification or rejection of an amend
ment to tho constitution IT W"st Eir-
Gina. proposed in accordance with tho
provisions Of section two. Of article
fourteen Of said constitution. shall b.
submitted In the voters Of tho state at
tho next general election. 10 hr held IN
m" year ono thousand ninc hundred and
twenty. which proposed amendment ~
rs follows:
Proposed Amendment.
TIL" Legislature" shall make provision
by Law for a system OF state roads and
highways connecting al least tho vnri.
Gus county seats Of the state and In
be under tn" control and supervision ct
such state officers and agencies as may
be prescribed by law. The legislature
shall also provide a state revenue H.
build. construct. and maintain or assist
in building. constructing and maintain.
ing tho sam" md for hat purpose shall
have power To authorize ihr issuing and
selling rf etat" bonds tho aggrcgnt.
outsta ndinE amount of which. AT an!
on" time. shall not exceed nrty million
dollars.
When bond SSH" aS aforesaid. is
authorized. rht Legislature shall AZ the
sam" time lrnviHr for tho collection al
nm annual state tax sufficient 10 pny nm.
nually III" interest IN such drht. and m.
, principal thereof within. and not OK.
crcdinE' thirty YEARS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
HAVE
KEY Of CITY
ALL MEMBERS OF THE woMENS'
CLUB ABE URGED TO MEET AT
VICTORY LOAN HAD0UAR-
TIERS AT IL O'CLOCK
Big Drive VIII be Launched Through.
cut The Ctty-Much VIII Be
Accomplished.

Today will 10 "I.adirS bay III the
big Fifth Victory Liberty Loan div"
and if is expected tim, quit" a number Of
the ladies nf tho WhcClIrE district.
members If tho W0mhh> club ana
others will Ink" part in III" big drive.
II is The desire nf III" committee in
charge that all women meet AZ Liberty
Loan HeadGuari"rs At ~ o'clock sharp
This morning whcrc they will be Civ"n
nnnl inst ruct innS and also assigned ln
their various districts. rs thor" Will mr.
much for all uf them today. The work
will pr rushed through and over" man.
woman and child who has purchased
bond o. tho NTH issu" will hc given tn"
privilege Of other buying 4 bond or
explaining why they hr" mo-, buying
them.
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First Douehboy: That's . fine pipclt
Bill. Where'd you get it.? .<s|sss
Second ditto: 'Onc Of the Huns tried
10 take me prisoner. and I inherited IN
from him - Z i2;fS:j;Y
Jewel and Setting 49,
There. was trouble in the smuGiey;
household. z. s,eSs,}sTS}s33
Mother had been to visit her son ard
his wifi. and had found things q bit,s
strained between them. -E+.s:fs,;ss: AZ
Cant they aErec?" asked father lnH-s:
rily. marching up and down the room <inl
his agitation. Z. 4 4 - GGsss.sts
I'm afraid not" said mother sadly.
but not at all surprised that the girl :heEs
son had chosen had turned out to be thcS
wrong ono after all. seeing that the boy
would tnkc no advice on the matter. -
But when hc first married her: he
called her his jewel" went on fathsk -
so ne did" said mother. With atsnln:
but he discovered later he couldn't
afford the kind Of setting she deman:
ded." :gsss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE FRIDAY

John G. l-athrop. {. :. b.. Of Brook
line. Mass. member of tho board OF
lecturers Of tho mother church Of Bcs-
ton. Mass. will speak on Christian Sci
cncr Friday evening. May p. at the
Scottish Rite cathedral. DR.: Pack is
one OF the leading authorities on Chris
tan Science in the country. and his
lcctur" for this reason will no doubt IT
tract a largo audicnc" both Of members
Of the faith and Of those who arc
anxious tr learn moro OF what Chris
tian Science means. pr. l.athrop comes
10 Wheeling under the auspices Of the
local Christian Scinncc congregation.
The public is invited 10 the lecture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
RURAL CAREER EXAMINATION.

TIL" United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced an cNanlina ion
for tho County Of Ohio. W. W. 10 be
he Id nj Wheeling on May -. 1919. TO
fiji tho position Of rural carrier at
WhcrlinE and vacancies that may later
occur on rural routes from other post
Offices IN III" above county.
The examination will BE- open only TO
citizens who ~" actually domicilcd in
IA" territory nf, a post "ffic" in the coun-
~ and who mcr; the other requirements
set forth in Form No. 1877. This form
and application blanks may be obtained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Many West Virginians
at White Sulphur Springs

!. \. Black If Wheeling is among late
arrirnlS ~ the GrcCnhrirr hotel at
Whit" Sulphur Springs. whore many
prominent West Virginia people arc
numbered among ihc arrivals Of the
w"ok. including Cong ssman VI. 81
Nicely nf FaIrmont. Mr.. and Mrs. James
4. Thomas and Miss Nancy Thomas Of
Charleston. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. McNh"r-
ter Of l.cwiShurE. $. +. Scott OF Mac
donald. Captain WILLIAM. Elliott nowd-
InG Of Liverpool. England. who former
" reprrsGn1cd tho British lumber hrrn
Of CHURCHILL e sim al Harrisburg and
later ut Rlnrh"ld. IS spending f"w
days al tho Grrcnbrirr cnroutc IN Now
Orleans Captain Dividing. who was
with tho British army in Franco. came
through tn" four years campaign in the
sommc saltont without a scratch.
60:
Tho greater the necessity for saving
tho 4. Srfnt tore your OpDprtunIfy EtO use
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS

Aim urn Ja!laI LaYolnh jhu "t!s sialQpJ
onIru11.D i"l"4' pup l.. :s"NL% ~
'ElIrpnul 'niT%nH n 81 :SlalQSL on
-Ipusr.O faloI ~ p7A"lI"I ain ItB---1rS'Iad
sap .ansunI p.lHoa 'Su!}nnII 'srS 'UaR
-uIols mos '0uorpRaU Na!s ;ssausnoItIa
'olsiud alhosalouM 'pooS rsaNul '"l olQ
-,su.s sLou II II .LsAaI SU!Lds.. sHq az
3ur Avs puu dn SuIA!S Io 'HBalsUt-ksIou"
pun uoyl!q,un W SulH7Bt-Azpl 'pIn5uaI
imp SAB7Q sTaaI Tntuo.a 10 unIu r II
.esuos uouruoo pun .s1aAsd 2uIIdsn
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world" The performance is given IN
three rings and on two elevated stages.
More than 300 noted artists that repre-
sent almost every country on IN" glooc
will he seen with the observation-disclosures
acc circus in Wheeling. Friday. May ..
There will r" u two-mi" long street
parade at 10 O'Clock tho morning Of cir
Gus day.
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.ap-3ek

The greater tn" necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The lntcliiScnccr Want Ads.
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Auto
Axles
Strengthened.
ChAs. q. Hesbitt.
IT twentieth Street ..ap-3e-k
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Tho greater the necessity for saving
tho = Srcn tcrryour opportunity Ato use
The lntclltGenccr Want .AGs- !.