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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
CECHO-SLOVAKAI
APLEIDZIA RUSIJA.
Vancouver, Britiskoii Co

Vancouver, Britiskoji Co
lumbia, geg. 22. Aficieras
Cecho-slovaku armijos Ru-
sijoje leitenantas Richter,
6uris siadien pribuvo is
Vladivostoko, pranesa, kad
likuciai o-slovaku ar
mijos apleidzie Russia. Ap-
leidimo priezastimi yra,
kaip pranesa leitenantas
Richter, cecho-slovaku ne
pritarimas Kolcako diktatu-
raj. Be to cecho-slovakai
labai nori aplankyti laisva
gimtini krasta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
NUNEsE sTOGA w
MYLIOS.

Williamsport, Ia. geg. %
Vakar istiko didele viesula
miestelyje Dewart. Nune-
Sc keta stogu; viena nese
net visa mylia, bet auku su
gyvastimis nera.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
SULAIKYTA AMERIKO-
NU KELIAVIMAS NAMO.

Paryzius, geg. 22. siadien
tapo suzinota, kad Suvieny-
tq Valstiju kariumenes A.
tos ir 5-tos deviziju gabeni-
mas i Amerika tapo atide-
tas. Tas sakoma surista su
vokieciu grumojimais nepa-
sirasyti po taika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
ORLAlVIU | sIARINI
POLIU.

Dayton, Ohio, geg. zino-
mas siauriQ tyrinyetojas Ste
fanson plianuoja lekti ]
siaurinl polly orlaivyje. Jis
manas, kad yra galima pa
budavoti speciali orlaivi ku
riuo butq lengvai dasigauti
! siaurini polly del tyrine-
jimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
BOLsEVIKU UzPUOLI-
MAI BALTIKO FRONTE.

Paryzius, geg. q. An
gence Radio gavo is Liepo-
jaus pranesima, kad boise
vikai pradejo stipru ofensy-
va Baltiko fronte tarp
Schlock ir Bauske. Pranesi-
me tvirtinama, kad uzpuoi-
mans naudojama dideles
spekos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
BERLINO KAREIVIAI
REIKALAUJA TAIKOS

Berlinas, geg. 21. (suve-
linta). Berlino kareiviu ir
darbininku taryba prieme
rezoliucija, kurioje reikalau
ia, umaus pasirasymo po
taikos sutartimi. Rezoliu-
cijoje taipgi atsisaukiama j
prcletariata talkininku sa-
liV.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
AUSTRALIA GAVO IL
LAIVU.

Melbourne. Anglijos val
dzia padovanojo Australijai
6 narlaiviu naikintojus ir 6
narlaives, kaipo atlyginima
uz Australijos laivyno zy-
mu veikima begyje PEREZ
tos kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
SVARSTE PAGELBA
LENKIJAI.

Paryzius, geg. 22. Augs-
ciausia ekonomine taryba
svarste teikima pagelbos sa
Inns, kurios to praso bet
nepildo talkininkQ padava-
dijimq. Manoma, kad pir-
mole eileje buvo gvilclena-
ma atsinesimas link Lenki-
jos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
ORLAIVIAI PERSEKIO-
JIMUI DEGTINDARIU.

W6snIhgtUn, u. =. KOInl-
sijonierius Roper kreipesi
p1ie kares departamento,
noredamas gauti keleta Or
laiviq, su kuriu pagelba per
sekios slaptus degtines da-
rytojus. Orlaiviai lekioda-
mi po kalnus lengvai gales
uzmatyti degtines varymo
vietas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
ARMENIJOJE PRAKTI-
KUOJAMA .zMOCEDY-
STE.

konstantinopolis, geg. 20
(suvelinta). Amerikos lab
darybes komisijos atstovai
pranesa, kad Armeniioje
badas ant tick yra didelis.
jog gyventojai pradeda
praktikuoti zmogedyste.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-23
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkese

Petnycioj d; lai debesiuot;
If kick Silsiau; ,ubatoje grei
ciau gledra; ivairus svelni We
jai. -.
Sauletekis 5:22; Sauleleidi
$40.
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Nd CHANCE FOR
BEER AND WINE

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Senator
Jones Of Washington. in an address TO-
night before the national convention
here Of the Anti-SaloOn league Of Amer
ica that ne had been assured by many
senators who were opposed to prohibit
ton that inaSmuCh as il was now writ
ton into the constitution as an express
sion OF popular will they would oppose
any legislation for the repeal Of the
provision against beer and light wines
In the war time prohibition act. he
said he believed. therefore. there was no
possibility Of the modification of the act
IN that respect.
Many senators who voted against
tho prohibition amendment. Senator
Jones said. also had assured him that
they would support measures provid nS
for the stricteSt enforcement OF IA
tIonal prohibition.
Representative Fcss OF Ohio told the
convention ne believed it would hc I'M
possible to select Il committee in either
body Of congress that would be fool
hardy enough 10 make n favorable 10
port on measure providing for a ban
on the repeal of the beer and light wines
In the wartime prohibition act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
WAGES FOR WIVES
SHARPLY DEBATED
IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA June 5.-WaEes
for wives were turned down by an audi
cncc largely Of women at Grac" Zap.
tiSt Temple after n debate on whether
husbands should be required to pay such
wages.
Professor Calvin Osborne hlthousc.
head Of the commercial department Of
Central High school. and G. Oscar I"aS-
Icy spoke in favor of law compelling
husbands TO pay wages. Professor John
Dennis Mahoney. head Of tho English
department Of the West Philadelphia
High School for Boys. and the Rev.
William l.. +. Haas spoke in opposition.
Professor Mhhoney drew dismal
picture Of the future Of romance with
wives working for wages.
"lmagin" n scene like this" ho said:
Honey. do you love me-"
"Of course ! love you.
Then will you marry me-"
well. maybe. how much do you
pay"
Suppose the wives were To join the
! Soviet Of Waiters-up and charge triple
wages for waiting up nights for huS-
bands" Nhe said
''ImaSIn" n wife going into society
and being labelled as n S15-a-wcck wife.
\ woman can tax" n last year hat and
make it look like new. But when she
signed a contract for SIS a week there
would BE- no hiding 1t from tho neigh
bors,
The wives ar" getting Il all. any.
way. Such n law Is only a scheme Of
The tightwads to hold out from their
wives"
G. Oscar BcaSlcy said:
a wife should not be- forced To steal
IN" money NJ night from her husband s
pockets. II she hits him on the Jaw and
leaves him and then goes into court. the
court will fix IA wage for her. Tho present
law rewards the brutal wife. but not the
peaceful ono"
pr. liaaS pleaded that woman shall
not be brought down from her PEDESTAL
as a queen and made mere cmployc OF
man"
In depicting the future Of romance
under IN" wage system he said the mar
riagc ceremony would have TO bc revised
to read:
With This ring | hire thee. and will
pay thee SIS week by tho aid Of the
world. the fish and Tho devil"
Notices like the following he predict
cd would b. published:
"MarriCd--lOhn Brown and Mary
Smith. by the Rev. Russell II. Cnnwcll.
on such-and-suCh date. They will live
III Logan and the wif"'s wages will be
$lJ week"
scenes like the following in court were
forecast:
Judge. he hired m" for $50 n week
md he is now two weeks overdue in my
pay. I'm going 10 e"t a now boss
Then Ia IN" husband. SORRY. old man.
huj I'm going to uuit tonight. think
I'll Try another l:H".'
birds don't want wages Tor building
nests said pr. Haas. Neither do wives
want wages for making homes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
DAYLIGHT SAVING
REPEAL IS GIVEN
BOOST BY MONDELL

WASHINGTON. June 5.-The day
light saving repeal contest doomed up
as one OF tho big national questions b"
fore congress today when Representa-
two c. W. Mondcll. Republican floor
leader in the House. appeared before tho
House Commerce Committee and advised
the committee to report the daylight
peal bill promptly without recommended
tion. Mr.. Mondcll said no felt matter
OF such great Importance should br vnt
cd on directly by tho House without the
control Of a recommendation.
Friends OF daylight saving said that
Mr.. Mondell was prompted to take this
COURSE because ne, feared the committee
would oppos 'crepcal. in which case it
undoubtedly would he supported by tho
House. hut that he hoped a non-commit-
tai report would result in the repeal
carrying on IN" floor Of the House.
Senator Calder. Of New York. laid be-
fore the committee the letter OF Attor-
ncy General Newton, OF New York,
which resulted in, tho rules committee
refusing TO grant a special rule per-
hitting repeal to hc rider" on the
AGRICULTURAL appropriation hill
Marcus Marlin. president Of IN" Ma
tiOnal Daylight Savings aSSo"IaiI"u. ad-
dressed tho CummittC" in opposition q"
repeal. HC urged that II would 10" II
great Inconvenience to business To
change mack IN" sun tim" ~ tn" mid
dln Of tho season. to say nothing &C
tho merits Of daylight saving. Accord
ing 10 R"pr"Scntattv" Oln'y. sc MaSSa-
chuS"ttS. all az III" industrial workers
and many farmers in his district favor
daylight saving. representative Lin
th,cum "r Maryland said the farmers
,r that StHt,. llSN1 he law
"Swival chair artists. gnlf players
and the Xix" are III" only ones benefited
by this law" said Representative
81 rOng. ~ Kansas. 9TH" farmers Of
Kansas are getting ready for the great
cst wheat and alfalfa harvest IN his
tory Mon can't En out and cut oats
and hind grain when tn" 'r"pS ar" wet
with dew. Labor is scare and hired
mon won't work after e. -" under the
present law an hour is lost "ach dav,"
Tu-dny'a session concluded the hear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
MAKES
COUNTER ATTACK
ON LORD FRENCH

LONDON. Juno 5:-lI"rh"rt II. As
quith. british Premier ut the outbreak
Of tho war. replying In IL speech today
To criticism MAIDS by Fis"nunt French.
in France in his book concerning the
government IN tho early days az the war.
said that prior to the visit to Franco OF
Earl Kitchener the intended movements
Of Lord French had filled the cabinet
with CONSERVATION.
The movement. tho former Premier
added. would have had. in the Judgment
Of the cabinet. tho effect of leaving the
French army in the lurch in the NOM
ent Of supreme need. This CONSERVATION,
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WHEELING SOLDIERS
tcoutinusd Prom Page one.)

but the boys hope TO get away ABOUT inc
DON hour or sooner.
Smiles grace every face now that
SIfeial work Is had as 10 the return
Aone. The BOYS have been more or less
Restless, chatting at tho hng stay AZ
lamp Lee. for they expected TO get
Away more promptly,
1 Now tha, they know they will nc
home Sunday. they are repeating to each
pther that since their entrance into the
REoYld war Friday the 18th or Sunday
has been their lucky day. They recall
nat they moved into the battle line on
.sfriday. September 18th. and that after
hat every move they started came on
'unday
4 A more homesick set OF boys never
Reached this camp and every minute
seems Gay. Each day has brought
hts mail and newspapers telling Of the
lpreparations being made back home Tor
a glorious welcome end tho boys discuss
every phase OF the welcome home pro-
gramne.
Elmer Hoelzlc. Y. NJ. c. A. worker and
Marine corps chorus director from
Wheeling is here loahng with the boys,
passing out Wheeling smokes and urg-
ing the boys to go home in bunch.
wheeling's soldier boys in camp have
all been invited TO attend big Biz"
given for them by the people OF Peters
burg at Central Park. Friday. General
Rundy. commanding officer OF Camp
Ice. has ordered that all Wheeling and
Ohio county men pc permitted to at
tend People Of Petersburg are exce2-
tionally hospitablc TO the boys Of the
Eightie'h division. Autoists have signs
on their cars. Boys of the Soth division.
this is your car and the boys may d.
rect the driver TO go wherever they
pleaSc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Black Prince Lodge
Initiates TWcnty-fOuI

Twcnty-four candidates were initiated
in the first rank by Black Prince lodge
X. Of =. last night at the Pythian Castle.
The work was put on by Il degree team
OF newly made knights in charge OF
Capt. Ed Sittmore
This is the largest class put on by
any Of the local Pythian bodies for many
months and the session was well at
tended by members of the Black Prince
and other K. OF j. lodges of tho city.
After the initiation a banquet was
served and impromptu talks made by
noted Pythians.
tho first rank last night: Robert J. Jones.
James w Wright. Charles II. Metz. r..
r. Diest. Carl r. Schellenbcrg. Christian
Voitlc. Slater G. Peake. Harvey r. Per.
ley. Frank Leithc. Alfred Briese: Fred
Walter. VIM. H. Daughcrty. John Patish.
Robert Bell. Albert F. Shellenhrrg. Merle
J. Taylor. Marcus f. Richards. Thaycr
Miller James T. Armstrong. Jr:. Howard
Fazcnbaker. o. Il. Stongby. Harry I.
Clouse Theodore Drum and Harry ~.
Petit.
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copy mat should come into my hands.
This gentleman told me- h" know "i four
other copies IN New York. | SAW mo-
body representing any financial lmt"r"St
in New York. was not within Nv" or
three miles # Wall street"
Senator L"Gg" said thai TIA" stat" de-
partm"nt. n commenting an his
charges. explained that ~" probably II"
cor."s Of financial sections Of tn" treaty.
tiranrial interests.
THAT statement hre nc; hr"n confirm
dictrd" said Mr.. Lodge: If You want
an investigation. l suggest that E"u m
NcSiigatr your own stat" d. i'arlm Mt
How these copies came /" ,h.S conn
try" said Senator Lodge. Il do NOT pro
tend To say. They must have com" from
Paris. They must have hrcn GJV"n out
by some on" IN authority thcrr.
THAT is all I could tell any commit
toe. To say moro would Il" gross
breach Of faith
When Mr.. Lodge said tho state de-
partnrnt had admitted the financial sec
tions were in tho hands Of New York
interests. Senator Hitchcock interrupted
To ask: WHO made that statement"
Mr.. Frank Polk Uhe acting secretary
of state) made it," replied Senator
Lodge.
ITO whom did he make it,"
ITO the press. 1t was printed in tn"
press that evening and l know person
ally that the statement was given out"
Senator Williams Of Mississippi do
clared nc was tired OF the effort 10
"nsg and worry and bcdcvil the pr"si-
dent not with regard TO tn" meaning OF
the treaty. but regarding it's ncSotia-
ton.
I'll wager when II is found out who
has these copies" said the MISSISSIPPI
senator. 'it will be found that they're
Republicans" He added that he under
stood >eomc Of the first copies To reaCh
this country were brought by "hnan-
cal magnatc high in Republican cir
clcs."
Senate proceedings. Senator Williams
said have demonstrated wisdom Of rules
giving tho president exclusive power
over treaty negotiations.
I'VE have intcrf"red only 70 mar and
not to mend" said hc. The treaty cam
not be sent to the senate until II IS
completed--untl signed by the Ger
mans" said Senator Williams. II be-
gins to look as II tho Germans were not
going to sign and We would have Ia 30
10 Berlin. If We arc forced 10 so 10
Berlin. there will be additions to the
treaty"
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EX-SOLD|ERS Of
| MANITOBA SHOW
| THE|RLOYA[TY

WINNIPEG. June 5.-M"r" thah y
hoo war veterans today Assembled ~ -
mass meeting. considered III" S"h'I''
strike situation. aDrpted resolutions a.
bouncing some II the Strr.t" leaders ~
anarchists and promised Mayor |naF''.N
81, Gray that his appeal for w" tn"uS,
Ind special constablcs would hc h''eu
from the ranks Of returned soldiers
The meeting demanded that 'ne XIV
Eminent bring 10 justice mon F'Sp'"
iblc for the Winnipeg strlk'' VI -
8nnorr.ti, n Of all undesirable aliens
Ind declared that the only one plE
&n,on which Canadian soldiers would
Recognize was the Union JACK.
4 Mayor Gray accc pied the offer NJ the
aoldaers 70 assist IN maintaining law
Ind order by askls; for 2.0oo sprr''l
SffccrS TO guard property. and act As
body guards for workmen.
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MANY TO BE pEPoRr1D

WASH NOTION. June 5.-Many OF the
aliens row hcing caught In the draSnet
thrown out by federal and munictpAl
police as the result OF the bomb out.
RACES last Monday night may be dcpoft-
I'd. 1t became known today that records
IN tn" case OF ali those arrested who
canun, be- connected directly with The
bomb plot are being turned over % ths
Department. OF labor.
Deportation OF at least nfty alfsa 81.
tators il understood TO be pendinG but
officials Of the immigration 6uroaA de-
cline TO discuss the cases. Some q the
men arc said to have taken, out fkAoll
first citizenship papers, -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
NEGRO BAR ASSOC.
MEETS SATURDAY

s meeting of the West Virginia Negro
Bar Association Will b. held AZ huntlhE-
ton SATURDAY. Tho officers of the assoc
iation arc: j. VI. Ellis. of Fayettc county,
president: and T. Edward Hill, of Nc
Dowen county. secretary. Thcr" are
about forty-tvc members. mostly resi-
dents of the southern part Of the state.
The program will consist of an ad-
dress by the president and discussions
concerning matters in general pertaining
10 III" legal profession.
Papcrs Will be read by the following:
G. r. KimbrouKh on "AbStracting TIT
les: F.. J. Graham. Of this city. on "1LE-
il Rights; and II. J. Capehart on the
lawyers Place in Reconstruction.
There VIII be banquet in the evening
at the Palace hotel.
Attorney Graham. being tho only col
orcd attorney residing in this part OF the
state. will be the only Pan Pan Handle
representative Mt the meeting.
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ROBBED BY BANDITS

SHARON. Ia. June 5-Eivc masked
bandits. armed with rcvolvers. this
morning held up and robbed eight board
Farrell, near here. and escaped with ST.
5nn. The robbers lined up their victims
against the wall tied their hands and
kept them covered with pistols while
sthc place was ransacked. State police
and constablcs this afternoon were
searching for the bandits who ned In an
automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Greeks Occupy Towns
On Asia Minor Coast

SALOEIKI. June 5.--Grcck forces yes
terday occupied the towns Of Avail ana
Raira, on the Gulf of Adramyti, on the
west coast Of Asia Minor. about 65 miles
north OF Smyrna. according to an offl-
cial statement issued at Greek head
quarters 4 Turkish detachment or
troops mad" an attack on the Creeks AT
Avail but were rcpulsed. losing four
men killed Tho Greeks did not suffer
any casualties The Turks on retiring
set fire 10 their barracks. the Statement!
saws.
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ARMY TRUCKS FOR
ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Through the efforts Of Attorney j. B.
Handlan. Ohio county has secured one
Of the big army trucks for road con-
struction work and it will be put in ser
vice under the direction Of County Road
Engineer W. o. McCluskcy. Jr.
Tho truck was given 10 tho county
through Gov. Cornwell. who has been
notified OF the states assignment or
these vehicles from the war department.
The truck will arrive here in the mex.
ten days and Will be used Immediately
on road construction work IN the county.
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SHIELD on z. Thompson.

PITTSBURGH. juno 5.-Shcldon e.
Thompson. aged -. civil war veteran.
and widely known AS an engineer. dl"d
today at his homo near baltimore. ac-
cording TO adyices received here. During
his life. Mr. Thompson was connected
as an erecting engineer in Washington.
Pa. Pittsburgh. Mcadvillc. Pa. and IN
Michigan and Illinois.
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Renubcan Coneress Goodness sake! Uncle, what has
this Administration been doing to you?,

duction Of high explosive shells Lore
French on November asked for 50 pei
cent shrapncl and so per cent. higf
explosive. but a week later he telegraph
ed that the proportion OF high explosive
should hc %. not 50 per cent.
MIR. AsQuith declared that the retro
mcut OF Lord French as the British
commander in France had nothing what
ever 10 do with the supply Of sheln. 2
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0oNFESSEs MURDER

P1.oOMINGTON. Ind. Jun" s-Alya
Ranks. 20 years OF age. carly today. il
was announced by officials. confessed
y" Killed his father. Andrew T. Banks
the night Of May %. with shot gun,
Yung Banks was taken To the Indiana
rcformatory for sarekcepng. According
TO the alleged confession the young man
shot his father because the elder Banks
would not givo him money. The body
Of the father was found m pond near
Sanders. . miles from here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Catholic Hierarchy
Of United States Is
Called at Washington
SEINGTON- Juno

WASHINGTON. June 5. - Cardinal
Gibbons. chairman Of tho general COM
miitcc on Catholic affairs and interest 8
today announced that hr had issued 4
call for IN" meeting Of tn" entire Catho-
lie hierarchy Of she United states. at the
Catholic university her" September -
Tho meeting will h" the FIRST of its
kind to he hold sine" tho third plcnary
council in Raltimur" in 1883.
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SPoRTLETS.

Ferry Eagles are requested TO report
at League Park Friday evening between
p. m. and p. m. for practice. in
preparation for games ut WcilS3urS
Saturday and DillonyalC Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON. ". Ea.-Plans arc
complete for the twentieth Scmi-annua!
meeting Of tn" West Virginia Coal
Mining Institute. which will be held
here June ; and 1.
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MANNINGTON. W. Vn--Thc new
city administration has revived tn" old
Sunday Blue Laws and put them INTO
effect. Nothing can be- sold on sundays
exrcpt new. papers and drugs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

BACHELOR GIRL &C.. 49,. go. go.
Now and then a man tells woman
the absolute truth about something, just
In order 10 get her all mixed up.
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HUNTINGTON. W. Va.--Thc Faculty
OF Marshall College announces that its
summer st hool will open June II and
continue six weeks
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Men ARE brave! II they weren't net
a single blessed one of them would ever
get married fter he had announced his
Intentions to his bachelor friends and
listened to all their advice" about 1t.
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligencer Want Ada.
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Mr. Asquith DECLARED. was shared BY tho
French government
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ing.