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Evening journal., 1920-08-21
SMOKES AND LOAF.

LONDON-A little scandal" in gov
ernment inefllciency Is being revealed
1.-TWO lady clerks, enjoying cigaretss
and reclining at ease on a couple Of
chairs each" is the way TreNelyan
Thompson, NJ p, described a NsF. 70
one IN the government departments TO
the Labor Exchange Inquiry Commit
Tee
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
scuoOI, non nov nFIINOIFNTs.

Cu50GEsTIoN made to the Rotary Club by J. Pau
- Green chief probation ofcer for the Juvenile Court
N this city. that school for delinquent boys be estab
sed here should be considered seriously by those who
are Interested IN cinlld welfare work.
T1ereare many such delinquents who might be handled
at such an educational and corrective centre
pnoDriy managed. u should do a world Of good for
the boys and also for the community at large
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
WHAT'S THIS DRINK
LOVER DOING NOW

CINCNNAu.-John Dreihs. county
morgue superintendent, is worried
about an odd friend OF hts who was
a human ostrich ''He would eat
glass in a saloon for drink SAID
Dreihs. "He would even burn asstlok
and eat the Goals while ilDey were STU
hot lust for a drink. It takes moro
Than thai now, too-get a--drfnk-4
wonder what he's doing"
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

oct crop. Weather has favored grape
srowing-just m enough rain and cool
Weather. The yield, according TO the
state Agricultural Department ls
ninety-one per cent. and the hignes1
on record
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
Gems of Thought

The man who ever snooeeds 10 oonqnerfny ms bad
irabfts Is indeed a conquerang hero
Moes and poor physicians are very easily traced by
the holes that they leave IN the ground.
-.-%.
The wise man carries his knowledge and his watch
for his own use, and not really for display
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

Prcsdeut Wilson took three Washington raeamuffins
for an auto drive. Maybe heH get set Of false wskers
and do Hanoun Al Rasohid act one OF these evenings
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

Charlie Chaplin lodged the annoyances OF divorce
,t NV going 10 salt Lake City where Norman domestic
arausenents may make his seem mild in eompar'-
son.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

California has liked minimum SVase for women. What
we need Is a maximum rent for men
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
NEGRO VOTERS 10 MEET.

NEGltO NOlEtto ~ mbEA.
A mass meeting OF Negro voters
will be held in the National Theatre
at $50 o'clock Monday evening. Negro
voters and citizens are invited TO al
tend.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
- IN RECORD TINE.

LONDON-A new record in chanhel
crossing rs believed 70 have been es-
tablished. An airplane photed by
Captain HalliWsell and carrying one
passenger flew from Fofkesbone, Eng
land Ia Grdsnez. on the contineu.. in
less than nine minutes
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

Watch the Want Ads for good bar
gains in real estate and summer
homes.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

report trat the price Of houses is SONG up YVES
not necessary. Only collins so down
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
For Sale Houses
SPECIAL

} is a home proposition which will always be pleasing to you and which will earn a highly sat isfactory revenue for you. Sit uated in the choice residen- tial section of the city. Easy walking distance of the Ken ilworth school, the different churches and down town. Large rooms and exceptional ly well arranged. Oak floor ing, built-in features, fire places. Woodwork of old ivory finish with which the finish of walls, lighting fix lures. etc, harmonize. Com fortable verandas. A duplex bungalow So arranged that each bungalow has all the privacy and conveniences of single detached dwelling. On large lot. Separate veran- das. yard walks, auto drives, garages and store rooms. Less desirable situations are renting for $100 to S150 per with it's garage and yard priv ilege would be a snap at $90 per month, especially in this neighborhood.
 Concrete foundation, solid brick wall, splatter dash.
 Price for immediate sale. SIP. .00O Terms, s3So0 down. balance sSS per month, in cIud.ng interest.
 < COLLIER MGR CITY DEPT.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
For Sale-Houses


 Of properties which have a value many time that for which they were acquired for by their present owners. only a short while back when this or that city was in the making and say to yourseif'-il had only known then what l know now and bought in at that the right time. Now at that time you really had no tangible reason or absolute proof that the townsite of Phoenix was the logical location for a city of first class. You had only a vague idea of the untold treasures locked in natures store house in the surrounding territories Today you have absolute proof of the splendid future now opened up for her. You know her inexhaustable resources have scarce been tapped. So at last you are in the right place at the right time. If you have the de- termination to acquire well selected city property or sub urban acreage which when sub divided at ripe time will sell for as much per Tot as you pay per acre today-you are surely in line for big profits.
 IS large lots with a serviceable 7-room modern brick house, good out buildings, abundance of shade and fruit trees. close in and right on car line. Price S575O. Easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
For Sale-Houses
Attractive Homes

S4.e00-Four rooms and screen porch, located N. F., one-fourth cash.
 S600o-Eive rooms and breakfast al cove. oak floors, large closets and bath room. with large built-in chiffonier, basement, pergola, large garage, etc. 14o r.. Brill St.
 SSJU0-E'ive rooms, ? screen rooms, hall and bath, large cement Veranda, pergola and garage; 63-foot lot with paving paid. 537 E. Mcdowell.
 S1l,000-Eight rooms. living porch large sleeping porch, furnace, garage, etc Living room 2Sxf6. fine break last room 2 baths, and halls. Cor. Me DoweH road and Seventh street. Paw ing paid.
 All Of the above are brick, the last three are new and can be seen (open) thls afternoon: immediate possession
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
NEAR CENTER AND WILLETTA
 $9.500 BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER

Charming beautiful home. living room, 15x20 beautiful dining room and kitchen, all bedrooms are large. sun paElors and sleeping porcheS, large garage lot 10x165, garden and all kinds flowers. paved street, minutes walk to finest school, owners leaving city, immediate possession. willing to sacri- flee for s9,500: terms to suit reliable party. M. F. Green Realty Co, Com mercial Hotel Bldg, B south Center. Phone 1929. It GET TT WHERE THEY'VE GOT IT. Fine Groom pebble dash brick, close in; fine location. Snap, $4,500; terms. 5-room frame. northwest; good buy at S2,000; $350 cash.
 SEE PALMER
 10 N. Second Ave. b
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
A Beautiful Home

Located close to the capitol. strict ly modern Groom brzck. Is without doubt one of the best built houses in Phoenix. There is wonderful shady lawn, both in front and rear of the house and an abundance of roses and shrubbery The rear Of the lot is beau tifully fenced. For one who wants a beautiful. useful home, there is nothing finer. The price is only $6,550, or $7.S50 furnished. About 5000 cash will handle this. It will pay you to investigate. Phone us, 3073, and we will be at your service.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
Realty

17 w. Adams.
 The owner of the above property is leaving town and offers the furnishing of one of the bun galows at about half it's value. The choice draperies, rugs, and well selected furniture may be had for about $1,000.
 q
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

\ GOOD GROOM BRICK PEBBLE DASHED. HOME THIS IS LO- GATED NORTHWEST AND IS MODERN; $2, 800 CASH WILL HANDLE THIS. PRICE $7,0o0. HAS GARAGE,
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

A NEW, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED HOME, LOCATED ON CAR LINE. HAS INSIDE ROOMS, SCREEN AND BATH, ALSO GARAGE. TT IS PRICED AT sS.000 AND S3.100 CASH WILL. HANDLE IT
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

S2500 down puts you in possession of a new strictly modern double house, rooms and two screen rooms on each side, hardwood flooring. buift-in features, fire places. You will like the neigh borhood. Price S950O. S25OO down. balance in keeping with the rental of the side you rent or lease.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
For SaIe--Houses

Four-room brick. pebble dash house and garage; one-haf block from ear east; S1,00O cash, so month will han dle
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
For Sale-Houses

BUY from owner; 5-room brick. plastered inside, stucco finish. thor oughly modern, sleeping porch and bath. hardwood floors and built-in fea- lures, excellent .neighborhood and one block from car line. See me quick if you want a bargain. D. M. Bruce, 2l34 West Monroe.
 FOR sALE-$1, SOC as first payment takes brand new Groom brick. hard wood floors, built-in fixtures and fur nished, all new. See Owner, 365 North 18th street. or phone 3560. 3d
 S6500-Quick possession. 1922 North First street, high class brick house, furniture extra if wanted. Well shaded Phone 25So. II
 FOR SALE-New modern. Groom dark brick bungalow with garage S7 w. Willetta St. C. II. Valentine, own CT. S25 N. Third Ave 1t
 FOR SALE-F'ine lot 50xf60 on car line, Broom house, electric lights and plumbing, fine fruit trees. $1350. Not all cash required. Call after 3 D. m, write 1922 East Washington. fl
 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
 Four rooms, new. frame house, good lot, on carline. north; just outside city limits. $500, S200 cash. Must be sold Owner, phone 30S2. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
Flickinger 6 Dibble
 Realty Go.

ATTRACTIVE LOCATIONS New house, on good lot, restricted district. $900 $150 cash. 4-room modern, fine old shade. on car line S2,25O, S4O0 cash. Modern brick. new. S3,900, s1,500 cash.
 5-room frame piastcred, garage chicken runs, shade. fruit; lot 50x2O0. $4000, $1.50O cash. See
 w. B. REGARDLESS 31 N. First Ave. Phone 4145.
 If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

A GROOM BROWN STAINED SHINGLE HOUSE IN FINE CONDITION. A FINE SUBUR- BAN HOME JUST OFF CEN TRAIL AVENUE AND ONE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE. HAS G A R A c F, FIR UT TREE $, FLOWERS, ALSO SOLAR HEAT FER. RIA N GE GOES WITH HOUSE. PRICED AT sS.90o: s3.500 CASH, MORTGAGE FOR $3,0o0 AT PER- CENT, AND BALANCE To BE ARRANGED. A WELL LOCATED CORNER PROP ERTY. LOT t50x165 PAVING ON BOTH SIDES, ONE DOUBLE RICK PEBBLE DAS ED HOUSE AND ONE SINGLE BRICK PERB DASHED HOUSE. ALSO DOUBLE GA RAGE WITH LIVING APART MENT ABOVE. THIS PROP ERTY IS NOW BRINGING IN $50 PER MONTH RENT. HAVING BEEN LEASED BEFORE THE JUMP IN RENTS. THE PRICE IS S14,00G AND $9,000 CASH AND A MORTGAGE FOR s5,00O WILL CLOSE THE DEAL.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
S5500

Five inside rooms. ? screened.
 ment block house, all built-in features good garage and chicken runs, grape arbor and garden and fruit, fine base ment: situated right on car line and paved street; $1,500 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
S4O0O

Four rooms and one screened. ce- ment block house; all in features. hardwood floors, gas and electricity, on car line and paved street; S1.000 cash will handle, balance easy
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
c. A. Dagley Co.

14 WEST VAN BUREN STREET (Between First and Central AVenue)
 Phone 3253
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

Choice house on West Wi1etta, six rooms, two screen porches,
 strictly modern in every respect, pebble dash brick, full basement,
 tile roof, garage. plenty of shade,
 etc. Lot 70x150. Price .s95O0. Terms half cash, balance to suit.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

One acre with four-room house. city water, equipped for poultry in rear, street to be paved without any cost to the owner, near car line Right in line of city's growth. Price $2000, terms half cash, balance to suit.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

$1750 first payment 5-roGIn strictly modern brick, concrete, founda- ton, living and dining room 30x15. hardwood flooring, built in features, fireplace, north front garage. lot 50x150 to alley 11a blocks to ear. Street under paving contract.
 Price only $45O0. $1750 cash, balance $50 per month
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-F'ine bed and springs $50; chiffioner, S25: dresser, SIS; sani- tary folding cot. SS: chairs, refrisera
 tor. 1905 E. Portland St h
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-06
Tactical Error.

A major Of marines had his bat
TALON out in the brush in Cuba for
problem in observation. he detailed q
private to go to q small hill about
quarter Of mile away and conceal
himself. The battalion would then
try to locate the private with field
glasses as a training for finding enc
my scouts and snipers during actual
battle conditions.
The private trotted off and, at a sig
nal from the major, Topped to the
ground. The major turned AROUND to
explain the problem to the battalion.
but, upon turning again, was much in
censed to see the private standing
again in full view of all. Selling a
pair Of signal flags from a sergeant
the major wig-wagged wrathfully !:
''Why don't you lie down as I ordered?'
Upon which the private on the sky
line wig-wagged back respectfully, but
with great emphasis:
"Sir, why did the major order me to
lie down on an ant hill?"-The Home
Sector.
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LETTER "R" NOT POPULAR
Many Writers Would View With
Equanimity it, Complete Disappear
anee From the Language.

In a tract recently issued under the
auspices Of the Society for Pure Eng
lish, DR.. Robert Bridges deplores the
practical disappearance Of the letter r
from the speech Of southern English
men, according to the Manchester
Guardian. Yet some people would be
disposed to regard the extinction Of
this letter with composure or even ap-
prevail. John Aubrey. for instance, ap-
pears to have nursed a prejudice
against those who sound 1t too promi-
nently in their speech. In his Lives"
Aubrey animadverts on the fact that
Milton pronounced the letter r (lit-
terra canina) very hard-a certain sign
Of a satyricall witt"
In Germany the ''canine letter" has
found many enemies. who maintain
that its Astounding employment largely
accounts for the ruggedness OF Teu-
tonic speech. Some writers have gone
50 far as to produce works from which
it is entirely banished-a remarkably
difficult feat. seeing that 1t figures in
about 80 per cent Of German words
Two minor luminaries Of the eight
eenth century, Brockes and Gottlieb
Burmann, wrote number Of poems
from which the letter is deliberately
excluded, 50 as to produce an atmos-
phere Of sweetness and light"
These facts were eclipsed by a nine
teenth century author, CRANE Ritter,
who held, the letter in aversion, though
It appears twice in his own surname.
he published two novels, die Evil.
hinge" and 'Lisette ind Wilhelm" in
which no r can be found.
Paul Won Schonthau and Leo Kobe
are responsible for similar works on a
lesser scale.
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RESOLUTION NO, III.

1S60OhO AAO&N w. Alf.
Gil Of tho City Of Bemidji. Minnesota
day, March 18th. 1920. the following
Jones'. Seconded a f;So alderman nj a>' McKin.
nom who moved is adoption:
., " Whs 9 :, ths City Council; Of The
a%d ea ss sas
q the Corporate limits Of the City Of
Whereas. Bemidji Avenue and Doud
Avenue were two Of the avenues within
the corporate limits Of the City Of Be-
midi SO DESIGNATED and established -
Where's, the City Council of the City
Of Bemidji.. believes 1t necessary and
eonyenient In order to properly provide
street between Bemidji Avenue and
Doud Avenue at Tenth street,
civ of The "a &.
described tract of land be ACQUIRED for
street nnd read fFHm 2san
owners thereof, for the sum Of Ono
lars and other valuable considsratlens:
es ssSnSs" Ell T. =:
midji; thence east along the North
@ ns O. 81 faa es
asfaisctien ane}s from Wssf to soash Of
n$ se esnss S.3s9es .s
rs IL ssid Bioc2 Nne
q s'1 the :n SoGts seund fsst
line Of Lot twenty-five -(22)) in said
described course, thence continuing on
aS anS saae
degress, forty-eight 90 minutes.
81 a sy IN
lished. to : point on the south boundary
line q eaid Lot Twenty:one (S1), three
eesner q :aid i E Ios tns Ts ssntSS 5s:
thence West on said South boundary
line Of said lot Twenty-one (21). = dis
~sss Sefee sst T. thf
boundary iine Of Lot T1enty- one fii(.
ana fsa t.4 sad Bos2
or Be az fSrtasE g. SS s nst the
By suthorised ana directed 70 draw an
order on the Treasurer of said city
teH g S.ts 70
said owner Tor. said above described
provai BY tho city attorney Of tho tide
Upon the call Of ayes and nays, the
following Aldermen voted Aye
RTaEisy RSSyss' caExs, MSKinn %S.:
sent-Backus, Cooper, Palmer. Aorken.
BarnelL
The resolution was declared duly
passed and carried.
Approved March 20, 1890.
Mayor.
Attest:
City Clerk.
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0uTC0ME OF APPLE ORCHARD
External Factors Play Important and
Complex Part Upon Mature Trees
! : IL Which Are Bearing.

>: The external factors in orchard
growth play an important and COM
plex part upon mature apple trees
which are bearing heavily. Although
the trees may make greater growth
iii wet season than in a very dry
one, other competing factors may en-.
ter to- a sufficient degree to practi-
Ically annul this fact. A change in
cultural or fertilizer methods may also
greatly modify the normal growth Of
tie trees. These points must be TAX
en- into consideration when summing
up the probable outcome Of the apple
orchard.
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SELECTION OF FRUIT PLANTS
iAsost Profitable to Start on Small
Scale and increase as Expe-
x, rience Dictates.

/ In selecting the small fruit plants it
pays best to start on small scale and
then increase the paintings as the ex-
pesience proves that it will be safe.
Then the acreage can safely be IN
creased from the plants grown on the
home farm. Small fruit thrives on a
great variety of soils and while some
soiis are better than others, every farm
should have a small fruit garden at
least for home use. There is practi-
ically always good market for the
Durplus.
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sum of $4,000 with the u. S. Fidelity &
Guaranty CO: as surety. were, after ap:
provo. OF CITY attorney, duly accepted
{ REPORTS.
Annual report OF the city engineer.
snd eceepted on %otien and second
APPLICATIONS.
Application Of Case & O'Grady for
soa fSr tnea 2nd cs application Of
""O s'A"'1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SC M[IttE9 ~ second
Discussion was had on the plan Of
ments. which was on motion and second
referred to the finance committe and
city attorney, to be taken up by them
pointed by the Civic and Commerce As
The city attorney was directed to
draft an ordinance revising water rates
Moved by Alderman Palmer, seconded
by McKinnon, that the city hire q team,
harness and wagon for period Of six
sssoo Der men eh ess Ge the
1t was moved and seconded that nec--
essary proceedings be> started toward
putting in the necessary pavement be-
tween ~ c the 500 tracks and Minnesota
The city clerk was authorized to ad-
vertise for bids on paving bonds. as
outlined ovt1 ; by city attorney to be consid-
Discussion was had with Mr. Elletson
relative to certain band instruments
The n.d matter being referred to Musical
was moved i to adjourn: Xdj t%srnedS ~
c. W: AR VxSSSRsEu1s.
A''s Clio: STEIN.
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FRUIT PLANS FOR BEGINNERS
Farmers Bulletin 1901 Contains In.
S$ -. formation in Concise Form
.{&~- That viii Assist.

APrepared by the United States Depare'
ment~of Agriculture)
u WelLripcned sound fruit is health
full. It is also valuable food. 1t
should form il part of every meal,
fresh when possible, or dried, canned,
or otherwise preserved.
I" Homegrown fruit is desirable
Because it reaches the family fresh
and in the best possible condition.
Because the family has fruit OF
which it would often be deprived IT
1t had to be purchased.
u. Because, if the proper varieties be
selected, a continuous supply Of fruit
Of superior quality may be secured,
regardless Of market prices.
+ Because any surplus may be sold
without difficulty, or may be canned,
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[PRuNE TREES TO ADMIT SUN
Iorchardist Should Be Careful to Re.
H. move Considerable Wood on
= North Side Of Tree.

Where the foliage is so dense the
SUN could not get in and the fruit
{did not color up well last fall, prune
nut the branches so .as to let In the
.uun. Be especially careful to remove
considerable wood on the north side
iof the larger trees which does not get
NJ much sun as the other three sides
ana therefore should carry less TO-
ha9e-a point that many orchardists
hook. ---.1-~,.- D., 8 .'>,'. ~'.'..
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Peach Trees Heeied ln-They May
i BE Held in Good Condition III This
j. Manner for Some Time, but Should
IS ee Planted 40 Soon a. Possible.
~ - :, r. = :" 81 =
svaporated,y or otherwise conserved
kor use when fresh fruit is. not avail
sble. -. ~,,.. =,
4 Because the care of the home fruit
warden provides for spare time con-
genial and profitable occupation which
Be- IA: reality. recreation for those who
knjoy seeing things grow.
Conformation that will be Of practical
help to the beginner in fruit growing
y furnished In concise form in Farm
rs Bulletin 10O1, "Growing Fruit for
Home USE" recently issued by the
UNITED States department Of agricul.
knre ~. .:'.'s =
! This bulletin, which will be sent
Nee on request, deals with the widely
crown temperate-climate fruits, such
the apple, pear, peach, and plum.
Fists Of desirable varieties of these
foits are given for the different parts
4 the country.
I Because Of the number of fruits
emsidered and the territory covered.
cultural directions are necessarily
6rief. but they cover the most impor-
Aht general points.
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PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY
OF BEMIDJI, MINI.

March 18th, 1870.
Regular session of the city council
a quorum being present, meeting was
called to order at o'clock p. M, Pres.
Vandersluis presiding.
lNrh-ROLL CALL.
Upon RON call the following Alder
men were declared present: Bagley
Boyce, Carver. McKinnon, Jones. Van
clared present later in the session, ALSO
Alderman Morken. Absent: Backus,
Cooper, Barne1l. Minutes Of the last
regular meeting were read and approx
ed.
BILLS.
The following bills after being audit
ed, were upon motion and second al
lowed:
Minnesota Electric Light & Power
Co., general lighting, February, $503.67
Minnesota Electric Light & Pow
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Preliminary Training

Preliminary Training
"Where are you going, Geraldinef'
ITO court to hear q breach Of prom
ise case tried. It's the fourteenth rve
attended 80 far"
TIN surprised at you"
well. I never expect to have 4
breach Of promise suit Of my own, but
IL ever do I'm going to show just as
much quiet self-possession in the court
room as the Judge himself"
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RESOLUTION NO. 176.

At = regular meeting Of the. City
Council Of the City Of Bemidji. Mime
Monday. March 18Th. 1870, the follow. ":
ing 'resoiu ton was introduced by Alder
man Bagley, duly seconded by Alder
Be It Resolved, that tho amount OF
the official bonds Of tho city treasurer
for the current year, be and the same
that the amount Of the official bond OF
the city, clerk for the current year b
and ~ .ss hereby Il nxsd - The
The: RESOLUTION was declared duly
passed and carried by the following aye
Carver, Mcxinnon, Jones, Vandersluis.
"Nays"-None. Absent-Backus. Coop
er, Palmer, Morken, Barnell.
I. r. JOHNSON.
Mayor.
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk.
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At Z. Disadvantage,

AZ 2, disadvantage.
IT fear that lady candidate is going
to beat me-.
"Why so?"
"She's giving reliable beauty hints
to wimmen voters. What chance have
I, got with my pifiing talk on hog rats
Ing and wheat2"