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The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-02-07
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
SUNDAY WELL ATTENDED,

hcV. 0cOIBC oiiIti SOhuuSbCh iiCih-
orial services at the L'Anse M. E.
church last Sunday afternoon, in hon
or of the memory of the soldiers and
sailors who gave their lives for free
dom's cause and to the memory of
Mrs. Florence Menard, one of the
hardest workers and most faithful
members of the church.
Taking as his text the words, "And
I Said unto him, Sir, thou knowest;
and he said to me, "These are they
which come out Of great tribulation,
and have washed their robes, and
made them white in the blood Of the
Lamb" Rev. 7-14-Rev. Smith deliv-
cred powerful sermon, speaking in
part as follows:
"Thus, my friends, we are gathered
today, as token of love to the men,
ory Of our dear sister, Mrs. D. P. Men
ard, known to everybody as Florence,
who gathered with us when we were
last permitted to meet in our evening
worship in this church, and joined
with US in singing sweet praises to
her God and Savior, but this afternoon
she is singing with those in Heaven
(which came out of great tribulation;
having washed her robes and made
them white in the blood of the Lamb"
"Her sister, Jean, was first stricken
with the influenza at her fathers home
close by; quickly followed her own
two darling children, and then came
her sickness All four were sick at
the same time. Jean and the two
darling little ones came back to us
from the border, Of the City of God
while the mother and sister passed on
into the Eternal City, to be with her
Savior, whom she loved and honored.
"The purity of her life was reflected
in the beauty of her face, even in the
chill of death. And those around that
knew her best likened her to the an
gels.
A good mother she has been;
Many troubles she has seen;
When on earth she did her best,
But now her soul has gone to rest.
With restless days and sleepless
nights,
Her weary frame was so oppressed
Until God the silver cord did break
And gave the weary ladened rest.
A light is from the household gone,
A voice we loved is still;
A, place is vacant in the home
| Which never can be filled.
"We are also gathered this after
noon to pay loving tribute to the mem
ory of those who gave their lives SO
willingly for liberty and freedom, and
/ am glad that our beloved Church is
represented on the great honor roll Of
the world by the names Of Wesley IT,
osh, William McGlue and Lean E.
Selden.
"It matters not whether they died
in the trenches or in the hospital, If
they had on their Wedding Garment.
We can truly say that they are among
the white robed throng in the Great
City Of God.
No farewells shall be uttered,
Upon the golden shore.
Where loving friends long sundercd
Shall meet to part no more.
Before the blessed day spring,
The shadows take their fight;
Well say glad Good Morning,
But never more good night.
Though earthly ties are broken,
They'll be united there,
The iewers Of Gods transplanting
Shall bloom in beauty rare;
Where His eternal gardens ~.
Are shining fare and bright,
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ASKS USE OF UNIFORM TAX
EXEMPTION CERTIFICATES

Count Clerk Homer J. Pennock has
received the following letter from A.
A. Keiser, Of the Michigan State Rail-
road Commission, which he asks as to
publish:
To all county clerks:
The Commission d advised by the
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

George Gimos
A. Cover
Nick Fedosik
Brochetti Amadio
Matt Johnson
Tom McCoffery
Reginald Ferguson
Robert Wanke
Almo Johanson
Walter Kalodziez
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-02-07

Miss Rose O'Connor was confined
to her home few days this week by
illness.
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THIRTY-SECOND HAS
ENVIABLE RECORD.

Most of our soldier boys are in the
Thirty Second Division, so the fol-
lowing account Of their activities,
written by E. A. Bachelor, staff cor
respondent Of the Detroit News, will
be of interest to the people here.
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[RH AVIATOR
LAID At: REST
Lieuten1nt BasFS Domains Brought
from FsxaS-Mtsrred at Greenwood.

Mortal remains Of the late Lieutenant
William s. Baer were laid to rast at
Greenwood cemetery yesterday morning.
Services were conducted at the Mend"'
morgue and at the grave by Rabbi L" 4.
Mischkind.
Lieutenant Bacr's remains reached
the city yesterday morning in charge
Of Lieutenant Patterson. from the Del
Rio, Tex, flying field. The coffin was
draped in the stars and stripes and
floral tributes were banked high about
it. Most prominent Of the floral de-
signs was basket of beautiful roses
sent by Lieutenant RRer's comrades at
the wv Tlyi nsx sed e., ver excited ,nou,
machine dropping at the field" said
Lieutenant Patterson. But when E!llin
fell every man on the field was gricvcd.
We all knew and loved him, for Re was
pal to everyone. He and another flyer
had gone up several hundred feet. when
they were caught in an air pocket.
Billie realized what was going 10 hap
pen and looscned his straps. H" was
thrown clear of the machine and died
an hour later. The other follow was
burned to death with the machine"
Lieutenant Racr worked up 10 his
rank from a private doing ground work.
He had been flying for more than a
year and on the day nc was killed had
been ordered to the Dayton. O.. fCl!
10 take charge of supply headquarters.
In his eulogy Of Lieutenant Baer at
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LEGAL NOTICES.


office Of the Clerk. County Court. Ohio
County, State OF West Virginia
In the matter Of tho Probate OF the
Last VIII and Testament OF John W.
Scott. deceased.
The object OF the petition filed in this
matter on the 18th day Of June. 1919. is
10 have admitted TO probate the paper
writing dated the 10th day OF October.
1917. together with Il writing thereto
attached bearing date the lst day Of
July. 1918. purporting 10 pc codicil
tho rcto; said papers writing dated re-
spcclivcly the 10th day of October. 1917,
and tho list day of July. 1915. purport-
ing To be the Last VIII and Testament
of John W. Scott. deceased.
And it appearing from an affidavit
made before me by = Q. Boyce. attorney
for the petitioner herein and filed with
said petition that the following named
interested persons are all non-residcnts
of tho state of West Virginia. namely:
Anna NJ. Scott. Clarence l.. Scott, David
r. Scott, r. 4. Scott. William r. Scott.
Jennie Williamson. Ramsey Anthony
Mrs G.. HENDERSON and Aida r. Frantz
arc all non residents OF the state or
West Virginia.
II is hereby ordered that all Of said
int crestcd persons do appear at my
office, in the City of Wheeling. State Of
West Virginia. in the County and State
aforesaid and do what IS necessary 10
protcct their interests in said matter
within one month after the date of the
first publication hereof.
The hearing of said petition Is set for
the oIst day OF July. 1919, at 10 o'clock
q. m.
Published for the first time, Friday.
June 20 1919
Dollar Savings and Trust Company.
petitioner. by S. o. Boyce. its Attorney.
je-20-27-jy-4-l1
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Mexico Has Nothing On
The "Pennsy" Border
Captain Bert E. Phillips Is Thore with
His Army to Stop All Vtolations
Of the Liquor Laws.

The barrier being raised along the
West Virginia. Pennsylvania frontier by
prohibition officers to stop the inroads
Of liquor totcrs was made more nearly
impcnetrablc yesterday by the addition
Of several officers 10 the force. Not oiSSS
GINA at Whecling. but with the entry
ougaly searched for bootlcGGcrs and pro-
hibition law ViolatorS. but the highways
and byways leading from the Pcnnsyl-
vania oasis are also being closely
watched.
From now until midnight no1t Mon
day thirsty W,st FirGinians. anxious to
store up for tho long dry SPELL Will
have to exercise their ingenuity If they
sweep past Deputy Prohibition Commits
sioner Bert Philips and his force Of
liquor officers. Philips formerly watch
ed the line between Ohio and West Viz
ginia at Wheeling. hut with the entry
Of Ohio into tho dry" column recently.
his ACTIVITIES were transferred to this
front.
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One often hears the country dweller
make fun Of or criticize the custom OF
the average city dwcllCr of living for
years without ever speaking to his n2St
door cighbor or even to the man in the
apartment across the hall
or course, il isn't natural way 10
live.
But what Of the country dweller who
lives years without even speaking TO
his next door ncighbor or to thte man
In the house across the way. And who
keeps silent not because he doesn't
know him but because there is some
sor, OF n feud between them.
Is that q better or more natural way
TO live?
When the City Person Is Surprised.
Whenever city bred person goes 10
five in the country one Of the things
which strikes him is the great number
OF petty fcuds which exist amoRg he
people in the country or in a small town.
Ii IL hard TO toll whether these fcuds
are more unlovcly or more ridiculous
When one secs two ncighbors pass
each other looking fixcdly the other way
and knows that the reason they refuse
TO be friends is that nine years ago
they had an argument over the pedigree
Of a dog belonging to one Of them. enc
hardly knows whether to smile or be
sad. II is so absurd and ridiculous that
one cannot help being amused. And
yet Il Is such an unbeautiful. unhappy
way to liveNhat one cannot help being
sorry.
They Embron the Whole Town.
Often the principals in such cases
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Gee whiz. but O lots been happening
lately, hasn't it," said Lucille the Wait
ress as the Friendly Patron chased a
fly off his bald head.
I'm what way he asked
why. aeroplanically speaking! BY
the way. where are those Eyesores that
the North Carolina No. 4 landed on
while flying to Plymouth Rock
They're islands in the Atlantic"
"I know that" said Lucille. but how
many soa-going miles are they from
New York;"
I'm not sure"
We'll, there was fellow in here a
while ago who thought he had their
geography down fine. However. / quiz
zed him a bit and he proved non plus
ultra nix. He was some ignorant guy.
Really, he didn't know any more about
the Eyesores than you do. He was sit
ting right next to- where you're at and.
strange to say. that Same fly was pes
tering him on the head. too. l hippIty-
hop up to ask him how much he's g.'!nG
to bother the funny old chef Instead
Of telling me he starts TO hand me a
argument.
well ne says. this bunch Of navy
men sure did fly to England. That
head guys a great commander all
right
What's his name 7 ask. not hav-
ing studied up much on natural history
lately.
Read re says.
Right there l make a fore-paw for
sure I think he's telling me to wise
myself on things when he amt at all.
Listen says. TIL read when
feel like it suppose Oou got a library
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Just simply crammed with books. Oh?
Well. you don't look. it. The only
books you know anything about arc out
Fat the race tracks
wait a minute. lady" he says. I'm
telling you the mans name is Read
Well. on The level you don't know
how terribly pish-tush I'm feeling when
he says that. But l had to show some
pep.
IF that's So I says. why did you
curl up your lip when you said it?'
II didn't curl up no lip he says.
II |, WAS trying TO insult you l
wouldn't do it hat way. I'd probably
tell you ;hc truth about yourself
Well. brother hullicve me. that was
where him and me quit all sociable re-
lations
Listen I says to him, any time
you got any inside dope on the little
, lady IN white spill il. the same as you
always spill your coffee all oyer your
coat If was goat I wouldn't even
be so common as to butt the kind or
guy you are. I'll get somebody else
TO wait on you says
Il tell Connie. the thin one with the
lisp. 10 look after him for me and she
trades me a Fat man Just TO get even
with me DC other guy gives Connie a
quarter. 1t cost me money, but still
acted right. didn't L."
Il imagine you did" said the Friend
! ly Patron
You bet did said Lucille. Then
she added: We'll. that's what you got
to expect in this business. | guess Id
better get posted on those Eyesores or
may get into somccmore costly argu-
| ments."
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49, 4 ~ n 81 @SR
6W Rqftlh Cameron
ON PETTY FEUDS

manage 10 get lot of people to sld';
with them and thus a small feud VIII
involve half the town.
A letter from an elderly man who has
been my letter friend for many years
started me on this train of thought. lie
is a successful farmer. evidently self
educated and one Of tho best thinkers
know He set ME TO thinking about
feuds, not because he writes about nWy
feud Of his. On the contrary. here IS
the passage from his letter:
II have lived here all my life and I
am on friendly terms with everyone I
know. won't be any other way. When
anything gets crossed think out a
way 10 straiGhtcn it out"
Could You Make That Bosst3
How many people. country or city
could make boast like that?
Elsewhere in nc letter is another
passage which helps TO explain this.
II used to think ! had 10 do a mean
thing TO got even when was mad with
nybody. but l found out that was the
wrong way. as ii made a mean act CON-
ing or going all the time. So started
doing a good one for a mean one. the
first opportunity, at the time they ex-
pccted mean one. They will then
try to do n good one which makes good
acts forever aftcrward / have orly
one neighbor that didn't stop the BAD
ones for oil time"
Sometime we will have TO get him TO
tell US how nc deals with that one neigh
Dor, won't VIC. That will make ano ther
chapter ON petty feuds.
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NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption Of tho
ser1es) Of the City Of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the commits
sioners Of the Main Street Bridge Bonds
First Scrics) that. pursuant TO the re-
quircments Of the ordinancc Of said City
passed the 18th day Of March,. 1880. en-
titled An Ordinance to provide for the
issue and sale Of bonds OF the City OF
Wheeling 10 be known as the Main street
Bridge Bonds first series) and for the
redemption, and payment thereof the
following described bonds issued under
the said ordinance were duly determined
by lot by said commissioners for re.
demption and payment on the first DAY
of July, 1919. to-wit:
Bond of $4,000 principal numbered %.
Bond of $4,000 principal numbered l0:.
Bond of $4,000 principal numbered 124.
Said bonds SO determined will be re-
Ohio Valley in the City Of Wheeling.
West Virginia. on and after The said first
termined will cease TO bear interest from
the last mentioned day and date.
b. W. PETERSON.
J. A. MILLER.
l.. E SANDS.
Commissioners Of the Main Street Bridge
Loan first series) je-21-n
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OF Redemption Of Bonds Of thu Loan OF
1885 OF the City Of wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the commits
sioners OF the loan of 1885. OF the CITY
OF Wheeling. West Virginia, that, pur'
suant of the requirements Of the ordi-
nance Of said city, passed May. IL. 1885.
entitled. AN ordi1Rnce to provide for
the issue and sale Or bonds OF the city
OF Wheeling to be known as Bonds
OF the loan Of 1855. and for the redemp-
ton and payment thereof. and providing
for payment into the City Treasury OF
certain amounts from revenues OF the
Gas and Water Works." the following
described bonds. issued under the said
ordinance, to-wit: Bonds Of $4,000 prtn-
cipal each numbered as, 3o, 50, Is, 90,
al, 4s and l6 and Bonds Of S 100000 prin-
cipal each numbered 277. 124, 28s, 28o,
ls2, 273 and 226, being all Of said bonds
not drawn before the year l9l9 and for
redemption and payment. will be paid on
the first day OF July. 1919. the date when
same arc due.
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
al the Bank Of the Ohio Valley in the
CITY Of Wheeling. W. Va. on and after
list day Of July. 1919. and said bonds so
determined will cease to bear interest
from the last named day and date.
l.. +. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Is. W. PETERSON.
Commissioners of the Loan Of 1855.
iO-rA-p
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Notice Of Redemption Of Bonds Of 1agle
Glass q Manufacturing Co.. WeushurE,
W, Va.

Notice is hereby given to the owners
of bonds OF the Eagle Glass & Manu-
featuring Co. Of wellsburg. W. Va, that
bonds numb ercd 81. 80, 80. "a. 80. SO. 81.
so. ST. So. SO, 81. IS, Sc, 81, IS. 50 and 60;
OF 100000 each. said bonds bearing date
July 1st, 1913. will be paid on July lst,
1918, at the National Bank Of West Viz
ginia. at Wheeling. ". Va
will cease July LIST. 1919.
EAGLE MANUFACTURING co.
Successors 10
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. co.
James PAUL., Treas.
je-l0-u
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HenT Barrels.

Funeral services will he held from
the late homo in East Wheeling this
afternoon for tho lat" Henry BartelS.
who died Monday morning. Rev. w. g..
I'lf"rt. pastor Of the st. Sohns Evan
Gclical Lutheran church. will conduit
tho services and inlcrmcnt Will be mad
in Peninsula cemetery.
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BRAIN. TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD.
Five Minutes to Answer This.
no Isl

Five Minutes 10 AnSWer THIS.
no. ISL.
Spell out the names Of the little OBJ
jects. Then add and subtract AS indi-
Gated and the resulting letters will spell
one Of the United States.
q ANSWER TO NO. $50.
&he least number Of submarines that
would justify the Dutch captains tale
would be So totally without lights.
and equipped with both starboard and
larboard lights.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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the services yesterday Rabbi Mischkind
pictured the dccedent as a martyr. dy.
ing in the service Of his country. Fah-
bearers were: Ben Bacr. Jess Hopkins.
Marc Wolf. Milton Gutman, Bernard
, Horkhcimcr. LOUIS c. Kraft. Charles
Henry Bacr and SlaS n. Stcinhauscr.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
NOTICE
OF Redemption Of Bonds OF the Refund.
ing Loan 1907 Of the City

OF Redemption Of Bonds Of thu 1sfund-
ing Loan 1907 Of the City
Of Wheeling.
Notice is hereby given by the Com.
missioners OF the Refunding Loan OF
1902 Of the City Of Wheeling, West VIZ
ginia. that. pursuant to the requirements
OF the ordinance Of said City. passed
June l6. 1902. entitled. AN Ordinance
10 provide for the issue and sale or
bonds Of the City Of Wheeling, to be
known the RefuGdins Loa1 Of 9sel sof
etc" the following described bonds is
sued under the said ORDNANCE an wi, VIII d be,
Of July. A. D., 1919. to-wit; bonds OF
100000 principal, each numbered l65;
i6s, 1877, 1853, 1859. 10. Series H. Said
bonds will be redeemed and paid at the
Bank Of the Ohio Valley in the City OF
Wheeling, West Virginia. on and after
the first day Of july and said
bonds will cease to bear interest from
the last named day and date.
(Signcd)
J. F. HE'LL.
u. Z. LIST, JR.
J. A. MILLER.
Commissioners OF the Refunding Loan
Of 1902. je-lf-r
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David Scheried.

David Schcricd. Of lis Seventeenth
street, passed away yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the North Wheeling
hospital. following several days !!ines-
at that institution with typhoid fever
Mr.. \Schnried was an cmployc At The
Wheeling Mold and Foundry and waS
admitted TO the hospital on Monday.
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1MI1oNs arc suffering with rheum

xuIIoNs arc suffering with rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery OF tho
age 4 herb that actually drives tn ,
most stubborn case OF rheumatism en-
tircly out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astnunded AT the re-
suits, especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities:
Representatives wanted. Sl.12 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Califor-
MIA my-2S-1
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Mrs. Mary Jane Criswell.

Funeral services were conducted from
the homo of her niece. Mrs. VIM. Brr-
Sock. Stop 6. Bridgeport. last evening at
o'clock for the late Mrs. Mary Jane
Criswcll. who passed away Tuesday fol-
lowing a long illness. Rev. Il. II.
Rosenbaum pastor Of tho Trinity Lu-
thcran church Of bridgeport. conducted
the services and intcrmcnt will be- mad
this morning at tho Stone Church Gem
ctcry at Elm Grove.
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FARHS

miles west Of New Concord. O.. one
half mile - Of Norwich. O.. onc-fouIth
mile from national rod now paved with
brick. good buildings aDd plenty OF fruit.
Write Frank Denny, Nrwich. Ohio
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More satisfactory results are Obtain
cd If. when cooking potatoes. YOU select
all nf nnc size. They will then cook
equally and can he served in an appc-
tiztnC condition.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-salesmen to qualify as ais
t-ict managers TO sell Texas oil leases.
Others making 500 to $500 weekly, APP
DIV before choice territory allotted. J.
S. Arthur, 1926 Main ST., Dallas IexaA
je-23-m
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DID

8A1rHLS-on Tuesby. June "a. 1919.
nu 9:25 o'clock a. n at his resldeneH
$40 Bow street. HSRf bAhrELe'
Services ut the residnce Friday after
noon $50. Frien8 invited Inter-
mcnt Peninsula ceHtery.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States Of America. Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia. ss:
In the United States District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter Of Emanuel Hanauer,
Bankrupt. No. 532. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G.. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
Emanuel Hanaucr. Of Wheeling. in the
County Of Ohio and State of West Viz
ginia. in said District. respectfully rep
resents that on the 2Sth day Of April
last past. nc was duly adjudgcd bank
rupt under the acts of Congress relating
TO bankruptcy; that he has duly surren-
dered all his poprcrty and rights Of
property, and has fully complied with
all the requirements of said acts and
Of orders of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that he may be
decrced by the Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provablc against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. cx-
ccpt such debts as arc excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this cath day OF juno, A d..
1919.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-In residential section near
Wheeling Park or Elm Grove. A small
furnished apartment or house with mod
crn 'convcnicnccs. Address T.. klug,
Rogers Hotel. City. jc-27-i
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Lucille the Waitress
BY BIDE DU DIZZY
B IDE DU DL f Y
49, by The Publishing

SELF EYBsoREs, THAT
roRrH cARoLrGA = OF
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statesmen agents. ad.
vcrtisc mfg. Good pay. kurn Candy
Co. Philadclphia, Pa. Je-lo-&
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WANTED to hear from party who can
invest 3500.U0 to 100000. can gain
l00ec. bank reference must be furnished.
nje-9-t
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N o T It E

Hor1cR-The party Who took the black
umbrella with ambee handle from 81.
Josephs cathedral Wednesday morning.
is known. Please leaD at this office TO
avoid prosecution. 1e.!f.I