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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

'oisIou that the Improvement had not
been properly advertised. Now tne
Improvement has come up again
the property owners were % appear
before the committee last night to De
Before they spoke, however,
Mr.. Valentine expressed himself as
being opposed to all such Improves
.ment at this time.
C.. ID. Boynton, who fought the Nest
Pond road improvement through the
courts last year. was on hand last
night with a protest against the I'M
provement of this road representing,
he said. $50 per cent, of the property
owners
Committeeman Hoy was against
hating these road improvements. he
said the people in the vicinity OF Fords
wanted this West Pond road improV--
ed and IL they were willing to stano
hfty per cent, of the cost he thought
the township ought to stand the other
fifty per cent.
proceedings last year in connection
with the West Pond road, but the
whole matter went over until next
Monday night when the question OF
township will be laid before
tlte xpave ut a public meeting ana
the suggestion of Mr.. Valentine tnat
ali unnecessary improvements be poSl-
poned for a year or two until tne
costs are lower and the people are
better able to bear the burde VIII De
considered. ~
ters will be held in Fords. Friday
night. and the hearing which al
residents are urged to attend VIII De
he held in the high school Monday
night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
VALENTINE CALLS
HALT ON EXPENSE
With Tax Rate in Woodbridge
Almost 5 per cent, He Would
Postpone Improvements.

bV CDfffNJ OTTFNRONhdNt
WOODBRIDGE, May "A halt
was called on piling up expense IN
Woodbridge township at the meetlns
of the township committee last night
when the matter OF paving more roads
came up.
Howard r. Valentine, committee
man at large, declared that the tax
payers had about reached the limit
that IL all the roads that had been
recommended for improvement this
spring were put through it would cost
something like 100000; that with
the tax rate now almost D per cent,
he was opposed to going ON at the
present rate. He aid he was tlred
of signing bonds and piling m deDt
without having a sufficient mount SET
aside to meet the bonus wnen they
fall due. Such a course. he SAID was.
only leading TO disaster.
II was Mr.. Valentines opinion that
the country is now at the peak or
high prices. Labor is scarce ana men
needed In the factories are nduse 10
leave to work on the roads where
contractors. with the public treasury
behind them. offer higher wages. Mr..
Valentine thought that all improve
ments not absolutely necessary ought
10 be %tpo for a year or two
until conditions are more advantage
Gus. He ended his remarks by saying
he would like to have n motion that
all the proposed road Improvements
be laid over.
As nom . of the committeeman
would make such motion Mr. Valentine
then declared he would put he matter
Lup to the Taxpayers and he asked for
la motion that a public meeting be
called to lay before the people the mat
ter of township expense and the ques-
ton of increasing the debt under ex-
listing conditions. This motion was
passed and a public hearing will take
place next Monday night.
One of the matters to COME before
the committee last night was the West
Pond road which some people want
improved, but against which a ma
iority of the property owners on the
road have petitioned. The matter was
taken up last year and was fought
through the courts with the final de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
TWO WILLS PR0BATED

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 4-Two
Wills were probated In n ONCE oi eno
surrogate this morning. %
h will of James A CLARK or
Now Brunswick who died April "a
was probated today. The OF
this estate is Jeremiah Donovan ana
five sons survive the deceased.
The will of Doroth Goahfing o,
South Brunswick township VINO dleu
10. was also probated. A son
Daniel Is the executor and three SIS
ters survive. Daniel receives Sl,oVO
from the estate and tho palance -
divided equally between the four sur
VivOrS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
CLASSIFIED ADS.

MAIN CLASSIFIED SHEET-PAGE
BROWN Airedale Dog lost on road between
Railway and Woodbridge. Answers to
name Jeff Reward returned Mrs. Ku-
bovetz. 724 State street.
DELIVERY boy wanted at once. Age 10 or
l6 years. References required. Apply
1874 New Brunswick Ave. -
TO RENT AT SOUTH ANNOY, STORE
AND LAT OF Z ROOMS. ALL I'M
1 PROvEMENTS. NEXT TO 5 AND l0c
STORE AND ONE DOOR FROM POST
OFFICE AND BANK. INQUIRE 81 Au-
GUSTA ST.
TO LETS rooms, all improvements includ-
ing steam, on Lewis st. Rental $40. Tel.
2037.
FLAT to let, ali improvements. Inquire
Mandel. 21o Rector 81.
FRONT Furnished room, ell conveniences
125 Market st.
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping,
all improvements. 216 Market st.
Buy At Woodbridge .
7 and bath. hardwood floors: all
Improvements; large garage; S5.5oo lard
/ cash.
8 Rooms and bath. improvements: large
barn, 2 acres ground: $1,000 hard cash.
! Other modern homes, S7.aDo up. gee my INST
i. Fl. C-oncannon, 50 Main St, Woodbridge.
Phone 14-W
TOTTENVILLE Property for sale--2 story
frame house on Sieight Ave, lot so x 204
II. Price So, 10000; suitable mortgage.
/ Two Story frame house on Johnson Ave,
Tottenville. all improvements; three lots
J and garage: fine location. Ole N. Olesen,
40 Smith st. Phone 1912 Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Nrmy-Navy Union to Drill.

The members of Thomas F. Toolan
Garrison No. 62, Army and Navy I'm
ion will meet at their hall in Ho-
street at Z o'clock tonight In full
uniform to take part in the squad
and manual of arms.
Field musicians will also attend. All
members of the union are asked to
attend this drill in order that a good
showing might be made in the Memo
rial Day parade. Officer of the Day
Harry A. Peterson and Sergeant
Major James Drannan will be the
drill Instructors tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

NEW BRUNSWICK. May A GER
tifcate of incorporation of the Roose-
welt Shoe Company was hled To-Day
In the county clerks office. The prin-
ctpal office of this concern will be To-
Gated at TIA Smith street, and the
agent In charge is Thomas Brown.
The company is formed for the pur-
pose of buying, selling and manufac-
turing shoes and leather goods. The
capital stock of the concern is $3.50 =
900, with shares at 500 each.
The i-ncorporators. are Max Engel-
son. Thomas Cheret and Edward j.
sCoughlin. of Chrome, and each taking
fifty shares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
celebrate Polish Holiday

Thirty members of the Polonia
club met at the Community House
last night for the celebration of the
Polish national holiday. Dancing.
music and singing were enjoyed. Re
freshments were served. The room
was decorated with the Polish ma
tional colors. red and white.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
coodyvi,ls Plan Events

One application for membershlp
was received at a meeting OF the
Goodwill Association held last night
at its rooms in Goodwill hall. Good
will Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps Is
getting ready to take part in a num-
her Of events this coming season. The
first Will be the firemen's parade fol-
lowing the election of chiefs OF the
department next Tuesday night. Tney
will also get ready Tor Decoration
nav
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
q oeo.ooo Acres of Wheat

WINNIPEG, May 4-About S,gUU,.
O acres are available for wheat
cultivation in Manitoba this year.
The average yield of wheat for tne
last ten years Is seventeen pusheIs
per acre. The wheat crop area on
this computation would TURF .
S1 on0 600 bushel yield. In 1919 the
total wheat production was 40,9Io'-
400. average fifteen bushels to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Letters of Administration.

III STuW OOTTbHpUIFtONt.
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 4. =
Letters OF administration have been
issued by the surrogate to Mary
Short on the estate of her husband,
James Shor who died April is. Be
sides the widow one son survives the
deceased. The estate Is valued at
$500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Action for New Citizens

NEW BRUNSWICK, May Are
examination of applicants for
citizenship is being conducted at the
post office here by James j.. Lynch,
Z. 8. Naturalization examiner. A SIM
liar hearing will be held at the Pertn
Amboy post Office on Thursday n
Friday of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

in,.'.s, .nd T"r bond '"il'sn""' "v"'
sud .b"v~ sny r"aaIhi. Su'"s ih.' msY
10 spout Within nut b"Ids's
Th. InI-liE.nrnr has hero'"T"'" ""m
m"ntrd "p"" fhl- rh""" ~ ID" case. w"
cant aspect I" act fr"m tho good roads
amendment tho TatnTn Ia dollars snb
ronia that va viii 10 compoiiod 1" pay
However tho broader question 10 whoth
~ OF not wo -houid consider tho Hub
loot nuioY from tho Htsndpoint or Onto
county interostR! ~hethSr tho building
Of good roads la other counties Ia tho
state IN not a matter ~ Importance To
our citizenship. This 10 duontion
which avery voter Ia this county should
cons dor most carefully.
The good roads amendment Ia tho oon
sliiution Ia faulty drawn at vital
points. and Tho Intelligence regrets
that Il was so drawn. Perhaps n tho
amondmsnt In defeated WI may bo able
To develop some othor plan Of road
building that will anS~oT tho needs Of
tho state. No far an thia particular uoIn-
munIty IL concerned. Tho Intelligence
heaitstss Ia advise definite action either
for or sRainnt tho amendment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
PUNISH THE GAMBLERS

Ciootto, star OF tho Chicago White
HoE. who confcsRed yoatorday that no
took n bribo for throwing tho world
sorIos &nmos To Cincinnati "A y"ar ago.
broke down and wept whilo tolling hl1
story to tho Chicago Grand Jury. Joo
Jackson. tho star fielder and hitter Of
tho team. NlHo collapsed and mRdo pit
iful confession. 10th mon pleaded that
thoy had been tempted timo and again
with offers Of largo sums: that they
needed tho money and Ia hour OF
weakness. consented To betray thoir
toRmmAteA. and tU sell thoiT own honor
II goes without saying that theso play
viii bo driven from tho national game.
Tholr careers end Ia tragedy. They 40
forth from mombsrship In a great fra
toTnity OF sport lovers. marked and dis
honorod. wherever baseball 10 played.
which means ovoTy. foot OF ground over
which tho Amsrioua flag floats IiUya
who havo learned tho game. and men
who have played IT, have known those
players aud admired them. and whorovor
they 80. Ihoy viii DO known a. crooks.
and diAHracod for ITO,
nut Justice will not 10 done IL tho
mon VIII" tempted thoso players beyond
their atTonath go unpunishod. ti""tta.
Jackson aud their associates ala not
hunt up tho gamblers 10 sell thsmseIVos
They were bribsd by mon WIN wanted 10
HF
effect upon the players they corrupted.
or upan thu national game, II Will ia
a m,issortuas u tho gambling outf,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Special DlnpAi'h I" ia" Intelligence
thGrleBton " Va dept - JudH"
u f. MoIHum. itoruhllonu nominee f"'
b"VuTn"I OF WuHi VIThlhia, 6aNo ""i
f"T publi"ati"" today l0ttsi ~iiil""
by the Hon"hii'an """,ine" AlViS hI"
Niowa " Ith ,"i'tan'' I" "iH""ia'd l"h"'
and hin aiiItud" i"waid ,"ll'""dn l."
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pT"rsui Unnpn Ipu h"ru nhlr \" p"lul u"
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7 Nh nnw md rlwryr Inv" hrru n
mourhnr "T tho Itrpuhlicnu ppriy ! H."
llryo hnu"rlIy nnh Thoroughly Ia i"puh
ll"nn priurlpirr nud Huhroilho 10 IN" ID"
ll"f TINT ihls IL u H"v"rnInon' 10y pnTiy
rho Republican phrty ir on r"""td h"ih
Ia state aud nation. In recognition OF
tho principle Of CollrCtlN" bargaining NJ"
medium Ton promoting tho iru" "ndH
Of Industrial Justice hH citizen md M
tho nominee Or IN" Republican party Tor
Env"rnhr. | want to advise you frankly
TINT ! concur In thnt principle.
Tho riEht or labor 4" organize Into
lawful unionr cannot 10 questioned nnd
should not no abridged On tn" contrary.
this rlaht should 10 ICnlourly prcrnrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
THE LEGION AND THE
MEMORIAL

rho wheeling r"-t ~ N" Am"''"'"
I.,,on has sd"ri~d r"I"lut""| go"
a..,,,l,. IN. plan 10 eTer, stat" "e.
g, 4, cr,n.rIInn With III" state
,,nl,.r.,,y at horasntp~n. Tho Hl"'"Ta
villa Post. and p"HHlbiy. ""m" "'h"'
no.ta have taken like action IN"
WboslInH ro-t holds 4" tho Vie" that
mstnoTiaIa. II any. should DO oreo'"" a.
noin,a that would DO oo0Nsnlont MI
.c.,aaa To men who have bson In service,
J .na who. possibly. may uBa such m"mor-
, ials mn meeting places OF tn" poH's OF
the American Legion. or for f"'orn"
! gatherings Of service men.
Thia Wow seams 10 Tho lntoiliRon"eT
40 have a great deal or justice. Wo all
. take prido Ia tho HIsto univsTHlty. AMI
arc aIad 10 motto Ito growth. hut No
, ,.La moro pride Ia our local Institutions
, ana La our own communities WhoolinE.
The IntsIII RancoT bsllaVos. should sTeot
q memorial to tho boys who soTVad I"
, thu army Rad navy from OH" county
such . memorial may properly tnhe tbs
: form Of n dIRnIfISd and Imposing build
: InR suitable Tor tho mootinE place OF
: the local post OF tho American Legion.
!, a homo. In fact. for all oSsorVlco mon
In such a building. on proper tablets.
' NO ahouId sngravo tho namoa OF all mon
I, In tho service. and especially diatlnEuiHh
= those who made tho supreme racrifico.
' Trophies and souvenirs OF tho great war
' s,iEht therein be collected. and tho place
, uado q shrine Of patriotism. Inspiring
, tho entire community
IL In natural To believe that oVery
' country should hope to havo homo mo-
, snOriaI OF this Kind. II tho project In
connection with tho university can DO
> carried out successfully without con
.Illo,rng with local plans. We will all DO
very glad. but naturally. aud Justly.
aha hopes and aspirations OF tho mem
brrA Of tho Legion la Wheeling como
nIBt
u uaod tn DO cheaper to move than
"a pay ront Now tho prices OF both are
prohIbiuVs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
JUDGE MORGAN OUTLINES HIS
STAND FOR ORGAN |ZED LABOR

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
WHEN IS COAL NOT COAL?
When 1t Is Wasted Through Careless USE Especially on
Railroads and in General Industry.
By FRANKLIN X. LANE
Former Secretary of the Interior.

Arc thoro no nuhnrl,ut"H for coat
which We can uas and cannot export
Thin question ruiAcu Ihc water p"wor
p"nnlhiiiiion of our country. OF "h'oh
only tho most superficial niudy has
boon made ncil coal and uHo cleo
tricity. would appear Thirty policy,
Nn petroleum Is being uH"h IN sub
uttuto for Cnhl and lnnHmuch mn Tn"
whole problem Of fuel rupply In ono ,
NO are ultimately compelled I" mn In
yoHtIYatiun nr tho ability Of our potro
loum supply to moot lth proE"nt drain
and "a meet tho rEpahrl"h In tH hho.
which In tho most nuTpTlHInR dnNrI"p
mont or our day IN tho H'udy OF power
creation.
Tho two ways by which coal In Brent.
est value can he saved ar" tn" dinc"N-
DRY OF tho method by which NOR"
power can DO tnkon from tho ton ana
tho discovery Of wha, Kind OF coal In
host nttod for any particular uHC.
II has boon CvoTyonrH buHinosH 10
anyc coal hcnBo tho railroads hnrn OK
pcrImsntcd with Rom" SnC"rHH. Th"N
got perhaps 10 pcr cent or the heat
cncrEy FROM Aston Hhovolod beneath tn"
locomotive bdiler. 10 per cont OF tn"
total In tho ton. They uHo "no-qunrt"r
OF all THO coal mined. Next I" labor
this In tho greatest expense which our
railroads have.
Some have adopted n hyrt"m OF pay
ing "A bonus for the greatest distance
made on u given quantity of Conl. Hut
this laudnblo effort has not met win
tho cooperation that would he expected
from tho fircmen. for reasons that ~"
FAR aheld Industries, especially thob"
which generate electric power, hay"
mAdo similar effort L" gain from ihelr
fuel Its krsAtost potontiality. aud Win
VAryiHg succonn.
No can overlook the stocking az IN"
domeatIC furnace national con
Germ. for tho amount Of coal used Ia
,hia rav AmUunla Ia nat nIuTe than ! !
nor conf Of tho national coat hill And
ihin SI.nlo charge could bo ""Nod. II Il"
estimated. by EiVi"G Gaze I" TIA" 10 pcs
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

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Taihrr Noah I"Ilrd along hr"hI"rr
~ the I""rIns m"h u-IIlnF -hl"Ei"-
with " song H." ,vnp J"hnnI" go ID"
Job when ia" "rb wa" ~ H. nnil,
al tho shy Wsw dnIh and d"ur.
thOI0 ware EuHir ~ wluI and hnII.
thou ~ raIn"d ,hToo T"oI az hour
Had a." cared f"r what mon rnIh.
WHOM no built hl" nhnuruoh Tlv",
all The bsnpiI would now ho dead
witch pro very nuuh alive All IN"
UlpphaIna nnd ncah would ho T"rling
Ia thsIT ErRvCn. all ia" cows aud
hunblu hoes would hnvo poTlSh-d Ia
tho waVna " wa hnuw wore doing
right that our goal In rAfo aud HanH.
No should head No comments Ilaht
from tho frivolous aud vain Tvory
man who bInvrlr works NJ ~ uHofuI
task 81 trade. nndE r"Inn cheap. do
Iirivo nnlThu "n tho lea foru mus
diapiayod IiuI h" "h"Ttlur an ho
slnHH as no uilos hi, pIranlnr tools.
Tor IhoTo aIe 40 Hrlo Qua nilnEs In
tho onldy w"Idn 81 f"nir
Copyright by Go"IR" Matthew hhnma
CITY I'M THu wILDRRH uaa
IIan tho Yort Inv boon repealed o
az 80 Marion county In '"n"oTn"hf
WrIi VlTEinl"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Editor IntolliEenceE:

Slr--Tho circuI-sG bsinE distrt 6uted
by the Good Roads Federation lay par.
ticular stress on the fact that the revr-
nueh derived from licenses on auto
mobiles and trucks will not only DO
sufficient TO pay tho principal OF tho
$50, GOO, 900 bond Issue. but tho interest
thGToon.
spfh circular does not Elys the voter
CORRECT information. Ths pfoposed
constitutional amendment rbadh
"1hr legislature SHALL. ~ the sauna
iImU pTDvida for the collection 81 an
.nnua state laA suniei.Ht iU psv an.
nuaiIy the interest 10 huob dIbt aud
tho pilnuipa ih&rs"f @iihlh a"d act
.sa.sdinG ihlny ysAIs"
DD.i" GUuniy pave ab"ut lis ~ M
.uti,a ialss ~ oar state, sHh suGh
.nu.IIIuuiunsI amendment IL sasvts4,
ru,r.,iv u~H~,s ~ DhiD ..uAry WIN
~. f"I ahy"n"ins tba sal"s ~ F'sfstst
w bihs, ."u"iis. ~ the -lsis uI'hs'Ws
,s.aIyins soy ht".hi 'hs,.f,"M'
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t,id.,. lusi ,.nsiysi t,",r Wssi VIZ
.t,I. ,t,.d nnsd- V.d.I-Ij"s, UsSs NJ
Uht.b ,r.niinn-I ih.i The f'"PSssH
amendment .u,hr,l..- ~. lrplslsiViH
t.. t,nvtd. ~, he "pllsrIl"' ~ = Hslf
/, : ..nlni.r, W. pry b,,h N. rlrrirsl
.oJ tho interest ~ -n"h Na,0ehono
hurd i--". 49,
Vpu,s Y.'y ityyl
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do the wuTh nf H~N"u II nu"h per.
COntnEC nf economy could h' generally
effected II would mean TIA" nnVinH ~ at
much coal ah Franco aud Italy Together
Will mood In JcRr
rho nTrl regulate" toward erecting
fuel rc"n"my In 1" r""u'" cooperation
bot tween Uwn"TH. mnnnE"r". aud tn" mon
who frc III" coat M"rhrnl,nI dovl"or
Ia incronuc efficiency III III" IN" ~ COIL
cannot pr"du"" Fntlrfn' i"IN T'Hultn IN
Ionr the "p"Int"rn VIII" hnnIl" them NJ"
imrr"ur"d With Ia" inp"II"m'" 81 their
dutl"r
u In not r-rrntInl Tor the plant mana
Rrr Ia hr fuel expert. but hr hhnuld
hr familiar with the IurIruIn"nIr TINT
rive u Chcrk on the dnili "p"Thtlonn
II Ia IT mlrtnk" not 4" pr"NId" proper
INSTRUMENTS for they guild" tn" nTcm"h
and rJ,"w tn" management whnt hnr
tak"n plh"" daily.
pcCnnd factor rfTcCtinR ru"I rC"n.
oml lE the mclcrII"n "f fuel for the
phrtiCulnr plant. u In not "Npoctrd
81 n plant manager TINT h' "h"uld 10
.hnrnuHhl, informed nu I" III" 'hnrnC-
ter vr nil fu"iH. but H. 'nu "nlirt the
NCrviCCr nG man wh" w Thoroughly
trained IN this hcld Th" bureau of
minca hnH compiled Nnlumhl" inr"rmn-
tIon un the character nnd nnnlyHiH OF
coal from almost "N"IJ h"ld IN thu
I'nItrd StatrE Information concern
ing Ia, character and chemical con
Htltucnts Of tho coal together With
know ledge pertaining I" III" equipment
Of tho plant MAX" II p"tslhl" I" select
n fuel udnpcd To- tn" EQUIPMENT. there
by InHuriuE better combustion.
Hundreds Of bother plants "r'Ini" at
u" greater than % per 'rni "ni'l"nr1 .
and II would lac comparatively "ImrI'
matter to hiring Ihrm M iu - p"r cent
srTi,icucy TIE ravihE /" i"nmuEo
would he moro than thr combined ear
~ coal carrying capacity "r tho nGiti
nuIc 4 Ohi" "nd iht hu"il'rm Hallway
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mo LIMIT

Tho coz nIuHh fund ,hnTErH La In "
failed iu huvo tho effect which tho
tsonS,cIntIr rIonlhruiin l nnIuInon 81.
pcriod ho TainrH tho amount again
II h"meb"dy would sgaiu road him tho
official nguIoH from Mhlnu'H state olbr
iI"n. and tho primary nauT"a from
Georgia and Now IiampnhlTn, hs'h
pIobHhlY IaIno hin bid 4" HlElY. eighty
a. hundred ih"un"nd NI"h"InH Ito
puhIIInn
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woRHu nora wATu

There may ho H"nIn poTH"nn slmpl"
enough Ia hsIlnvo that may bTl
hafoIo tho League uf HaiinnH ANY Iuor
ton Affecting l"roIHn nnii"ns without
hu vlnH foreign nat Ions b,lna before Tia"
lraEuo duoslinnH affecting 10 Have
these paTH"na nSVar hoard ~ ~ f"'
IaiT Char lesion Mall
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HARDING SHOWS CONFIDENCE ON
FIRST Bic TRIP Of CAMPAIGN
a uOOD lIAMrLG

az .""ror. the i''s+id' "II head ~ all
80, ',nU,'nI o"ri"4uH hasima publicly
coat, ILnIad I" iku ir~ Ian',"anI cam
raIrn. iu"d II wa leo r'ifU'lIF all
,lnhI I", all "ths' "ni"sh"ihsTS ""d
F.d.Isl s"tIi"Yt" 4" DO 49,. f"i fylna
nuI 81 I."u, sl'I airu"gI"pItS'a ~.
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