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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-21
10 NEWS READERS

The breaking OF a shaft bracket
on the press on The News Friday
afternoon resulted in the strip
ming OF several gears and making
Il impossible 20 complete a por-
tion Of the city edition. Through
the courtesy Of The Chattanooga
Times. the edition was printed on
their press. This brought about
a delay in the delivery Of papers
10 some Of the subscribers.
Within ten minutes after the
accident occurred the Ortmeir
Machinery company had some OF
their best men on the Job. who.
hv working practically all night
made a record in repairing the
uartS In time to operate the press
Saturday afternoon
While accidents Of this kind are
few and far between. and un-
avoidable. IN spite Of splendid
nrcSs facilities. they are bound 70
occur. with the completion of
The News building on Tenth
street. The News will install a
double quadruple press, which "
twice the size Of the press now IN
nyeration. This means that The
News VIII have practically two
f,-r==es, which can be operated
either singiy o. in combination.
The new installation viii provide
FOR every possible emergency.
even to duplicate motors and dup
licate electric current for the op-
Grafton - either alternating or a
direct current motor.
This explanation is made to the
end that readers cf The News
NAV understand the delay IN the
receipt % the paper Friday and
fhe arrangements being made 20
insure an earlier and iS7re
rrrnut delivery q papers IN the
future
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KennerH Replies
Dealers order


Knoxville, Aug. 2i,-(specIai) lin
tending to prosecute vigorously coal
dealers for violation Of tho Lever act
against proflteering where the facts APP
pear 10 Justify such action, was ex-
pressed today by United States District
Attorney w. T. Kenneriy during the
course OF comment by him on a dis
patch from Chattanooga TO the effect
that Federal Judge A. NJ. J. Cochran
had granted restraining order prohib-
ting the indictment and prosecution OF
the Riddle Coal company, Cory Coal
company and the Federal Coal COM
nany, OF Chattanooga on charges Of
profiteerng.
District Attorney Kennerly said he
had received a telephone message that
n temporary restraining order had been
issued against him by Judge Cochran
until next saturday. Aug. 2s. az which
time he would appear before the court
OF Maysville, Ky. when application
would be heard for an Injunction
against him. "Ohiclally ! viii apear at
Maysvllc," said Mr.. Kenerly. and re-
aist the Issuance OF an injunction--the
matter In before Judge Cochran owing
to the fact that Judge Sanford Is out
Of this district on vacation. Judge san
ford has height cases, six in this dis
trlct and two in the middle district, ht
Nashville held the act constitutional.
The district attorney stated further
that the complains filing this bill have
from tho first OF the investigation re-
fused TO submit their books for ex-
animation by government special agents
ms waa voluntarily done by Knoxville
coal dealers, when met with this re-
fuEai he said government agents di-
rected their Investigations In other
directions and have obtained evidence
which he expected TO submit TO the jury
at Chattanooga AT the next term of
court, which conveneA In November.
Continued the prosecutor further stated
that the lever act had been held con-
Htitutional by only two circuits and II
also had been held constitutional by
fifteen district judges and unconstitu-
tlonal by only three&.
II expect vigorously 10 prosecute all
parties for violating this statue where
the focts appear 10 Justify" he con-
cludod,
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LEMBERC POINT
OF HOT ATTACK
Red Cavalry, 5000 Strong,
Advance on GaIiCian Cap
itaI and Tarn0pal.
FIGHTING ON RIVER BUG

London, Aug. 21.--Gen. Budenny.
commander OF the bolsheviBt forces on
tho Galician front. has launched vi0-
lent attack. on Lemberg, capital OF
Galicia. with $4,000 cavalry troops. the
British Office announces. The Poles are
organizing with view 10 eneircling the
bolsheviki In case the latter takes tho
city
Fighting About Warsaw.
London, Aug. 2i.--Polish fightIng con-
tinues north and northeast Of Warsaw,
near. Plonsk and Ciechanow. accord
Issued yesterday in Moscow. and re-
ceived here by wireless. Further 10 the
northeast the soviet and Polish armies
are engaged near Wyszkow and STAN
islavow, while In the region OF Brest~
Lltovsk fightlng Is proceeding along the
line Of the western branch OF the Bug
river.
Near Lemberg. the statement says.
the bolsheviki are developing their adj
Glinlany, and during the fightlng have
advanced 20 a line OF villages south and
southeast OF Lemberg. In the Tmrnn~
pol region. eastern Galicia, soviet forces
have crossed tho stripa river ana hkvs
advanced In n westerly direction, itis
declared.
In tho Crimean sector, the boiahevIkf
have occupied the village OF VaHilycvEn
after fierce fighting, during which thes
captured an armored train and IT.
auxlliaries. Further east anti -boishe-
vik forces have landed near the out
skirts OF Aktyrskaia. on the sea of
Azov, but soviet troops have been dis
patched 10 that front and have en-.
gagged In an attempt 10 expel the land
ing foreeW The fighting there Ia said
Hold Fortress.
London. Aug. 2i.--The fortress Of
Breat- -Litovsk In atili u the hands of
the Russian soviet trdbps. n British
war Office statement on the Russo
Polish situation shows. The statement
says that the Polish main column II
ten milea west OF Brest- -Litovsk. Thik
disposes OF yesterdays unofficial re-
ports that the fortress had been
wrested from the bolsheyiki. who were
reported IN Wild flight
says the statemhnt, now runs from
Wyasokowo ,Iadow 10 WeEruf 10 prog-
ltghln. and has reached Janow.
The main column Ia ten miles west
OF Brcst- -Lltovak
The Poles are advancing along the
Bug eastward OF Kohln."
Tn the Warsaw region our troops
are engaged 10 this. west Of the line
Vyshkoff- -Stanlslavoff
I'm the Brest- -Lltovsk region sighting
Ia raging on the line Of the Bug.
I'VE are progressing y, LemberR.
Our troops have forced the Strypa
river In the direction Of Tarnopol."
Capture Reds.
Warsaw. Aug. 2i,~-(A. p.l-~Thn
Poles have captured II ,e00 soviet prfA.
eners up 20 Thursday. 1t was announced
BolshavIk Advance.
London, Aug. 2i,--The Russian forces
have made important advances on fhv
GallclAn front toward LemberE, capf.
tai OF Oaiicia. and Tarnopol. today's 81.
Of hs l.N
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DEBS, BEHIND PRISON
BARS, Is CONFIDENT

Pittsburgh. AnE 7i-Ths committee
gathered here 10 plan for the praEideue
fiai campaign and hear reports of sub.
committees in charge Of the rgtefen-
dums
The committee received telegram
from Eugene " DrbE. itH candidate for
president. now confined To the Atlanta
penltentiary. in which he declared he
was more confident and cheerful in
the Certainty ~ ouf victory than ! have
ever teen before
Arrangements were made By Tho
committee ~ carry the campaign into
states ~ the middle west.
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AN7T1SUFFRAGLS7S FAILING TO PREVENT
RATIFICATION RESORT TO FIJI BUSTER
DISREGARD THEIR OATHS
(RY GEORGE r. MIILTONl

Nashville, Aug 2lAfer appealing to high heaven the
of law and order and the sancy of OATH the
of suffrage have decamped and fed to Alabama This
on of the law of 1918 which makes such buser felony
subject to fine and Imprisonment.
Who is paying the heavy expense this
be discovered That Tennesseans will
effort to defeat ratification certain Already being
hibted all sides at the capitol Nor there any likelihood
that the effort to deny 100000 the will succeed
In the opinion of Gov Roberts, Thompson Gen. Gates
and other lawyers the ratification resolution considered
again Once has taken be withdrawn no more
than ballot from ballot box. Reconsideration plainly
out OF order but admitting is in order house rule 81 provides
that after days have elapsed and has taken
place the sign the resolution If Tennessee should
by such unlawful methods be put in the attitude of vacato
the state would be execraed all the world this
for justice is being watched.
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STORE FINED $4,000

Syracuse. 4 Y. Aug q -- Found
rllltF of profteerinR in huccn spselnc
Instances the Alien schmidt company.
t'tlcs department store was nned t7t-
900 ln federal court ~ Canton to-day hv
Judge Cooper Kari Schmidt. Is't
owner was iuintly Mined 81 po9 with
ths corporation on r. sixteenth count
charging eguHptfarY 20 increase prices.
An appeal wili be- taken hy the cou-
ylrtrd concern
This lh the second ttcA store con-
ylrted ~ pr0fteerinr The John 4.
Roberts company paid n fine n sss 600
This case be- rtlu under appeal
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BITTERLY DENOUNCE
GOV. A. H. ROBERTS

Decatur. Ala. Aug 2i-As the visi-
tors from Nashville lounFed about the
lobby of the Lyons hotel this afternoon
they were bitter in their deuuncia-
tionS Of Gov. Roberts and the suffrage
forces in the Tennessee capital
They still wore red roses In the
lapels OF their coats. siEnifying their
opposition 10 the Nineteenth amend
ment
Accommodations for the party had
been arranged over the telephone be-
fore they left Nashville and the quests
were preparInE Tor q long stay h.re.
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HISTORY OF FILIBUSTERS
BY TENNESSEE SOLONS
First Move of This Character
Occurred in Senate of 1942,
Led by Andrew Johnson.

Nashville Aug 2i.~-Snce the days
when Andrew johnson was merely N
state fRure In politics the nlibuatcr
has been weapon invoked In the Ten
nssspe legislature az "A daat resort In
heated legislative Nights and factions
was staged In the TennpHxee senate In
1871, when thirteen democrats senators.
one ~ whom was Andrew Johnson.
broke n quorum 10 prevent the election
Of two Nhiga 10 the United States sem
ntc. the result being that Tennessee
Was without representation In the
United States senate for the ensuing
two yenrs, The thirteen senators
figuring In the Incident are known In
TenncHsee political tradition nA "the
immortal thirteen"
In 1885, 10 defeat roFlstrntion bill.
republican members of the state SEN
nte barricaded themselves In three
rooms In n local hotel. the members IN
hiding being fed for three or four days
by hauling baskets OF provisions from
across the street on rope bridge In
roo 10 invalidnto now election laws,
democratic senator's broke n quorum and
quietly lett for iiopklnHyille. Ky, con-
tlnulng ont of the state for the next
week. 'rhis nihmhter failed of It's puV-
pose, under the holding Of the supreme
court.
When the Infty-seventh general as
members. "rhenlaf democrats. refused
20 take oath and tied 40 tlie legislative
wheels until Jan, 7, when nm agreement
was reached providing for the with
dfhwnl of al contests over senta,
ON Aprii ~, 1911. the same session,
"lndopc ndcnt" democrats and republic
can Hombcra Of the house broke
quorum. going 10 Decatur, Ala. as
result ~ the capture ~ the houae by
"rcgular" democrats and the Jeopardlg-
hiton laws. This hllbusier lasted a
month, the Absentees returning 10 their
homes on May II and no, being moiested.
Deliberations were finally resumed
June 2a
In 1919. republican and independent |
democrats Of The house on April I Nil |
bustcfod, twenty going 10 Middleshoro. |
ky. and half dozen others going TO |
Florence. Ala. the cause being 20 pre-
vent a change In the election iaws.
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WOMAN DIED
FROM NATURAL CAUSES

New York, Aug 2l.~-The Jersey city
police, who have been trying 70 identity
the t0rao Of a woman picked up this
week In the Hudson river, today rec
oeived an anonymous letter stating that
II was that OF Mrs. Bostwltk OF
Canada"
The writer asserted the woman had
not been murdered, but had died from
natural causes after living for some
time with man on u house boat tod
upon the Jersey shore, This man, ae-
cording To the letter. waH too KJor TO
pay for funeral and therefore diA-
memberod the body and threw II into
the river.
Detectives were assigned 20 interview
hoatmen In nm effort to discover traets
Of any such couple hn described in the
letter.
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CROWDS GREET cox

Orville. O.. AUG n AT several sta.
iions en- route 90 this city crowds ~
people greeted the governor Nc maze
"a brief address at Mount vernon. O.
renewing his charge that republicans
had raised SO 900 900 campaign fund.
and also diHcusaed the league oi ma
tlpna.
GOV. Cox said his campaign fund
charge had nut been denied Il chal-
lruFg them to mako denial" he said.
~ hrlr plea is not guilty. 7 viii FUR
ninh the evidence and sou - rendeS
the verdict
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RAILROADS ENJOIN
LOWERING OF RATES

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 2l.-CounHel for
trail and Pere Marquette railroads this
afternoon filed bills In the United
states district court here To enJoln the
Michigan public utilities commission
from lowering passenger fare rates
from Co Ia cents a mile Sept. !.
An order was issued by Judge A. j.
Tuttls 10 Atty den Groesbeck. prose-
cutting Attorney Bishop. Of Wayne
county. and The MichlEan ut litleA CONF
mission to appear 10 court sept. , and
show cause Why the restraining order
should not be granted.
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BREST-LITOVSK STILL
HELD BY RUSSIANS

Paris. Aug y The bolsheyik forces
have halted their retreat upon large
part 81 their front according % official
advices reaching here at O'Clock lhst
night
Tho Russians have beaten ~ The
Polish attacks on Hrest-fHnfsk which
was NfiH IN -tolshevlk hands early This
morning
The Russian forces suR are atfrWpi-
inK an enyeiopinR movement against
the Polish rlrht. the adyteer Htj.
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RunawayDid t
Prevent Victory
Mrs. George F. Milton and
Mrs. John Kenny Toll Bell
When Final Vote Is
Announced.
(eY MRS. p, J, ALLEN1

toT mnS' v. - AGGGNsJ
Nashville. Aug. 21.-The rumor that
thirty-seven members Of the Tennessee
house of representatives had decamped
was justified when the clerk Of the
house finished the roll call this morn
ing and forty members of the legisla-
tive body opposed = ratification Of
the Nineteenth amendment were abb
sent. But this did not prevent another
suffrage victory. Proceeding on the
ground that the reconsideration OF the
federal amendment was not a state af-
fair and did not operate under the state
law, Riddick, of Shelby, moved for re-
consideration. This was voted down
and 1t was then moved that the bill be
returned to the senate where 1t was
passed last Friday The house went
wild with JOY over this last victory.
The women in the halls end galleries
who have, watched and worked faith
fully tRr~ the ratification, were over
come With the JON OF the moment.
Shouting and singing we're heard all
over Capitol hill. In the chamber OF
the house Of representatives was erected
a large beh by the suffragists and as
the motion for reconsideration of rati-
hcation OF the Susan h. Anthony
amendment was voted down the big
bell was rung by Mrs. George r. Mil
ton. state chairman for the league for
women voters. and Mrs. John Kenny.
for ratification for the league
for women voters. Many people crowd
ed around to get peep at the women
liberty bell, which was ring ing the first
glad tidings OF the political freedom OF
women al. over the United States. The
bell was rung forty eight times for the
forty eight states OF the union. and
fifty times for the nifty men voting for
ratification. Everywhere the women
demonstrated their gratitude and sin
cere appreciation for The splendid work
none by the Immortal -" men who
have stood like a rock for the rights Of
the women OF the nation. The men
have been true TO the faith which the
women placed in them. Al every step
the suffrage forces have gained the vic
tory, though the opposition has been
tremendous
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Injunction Against
Governor VIII Not Lie

Greed F.. Bates. against II.
Evans, in 1888 Judge John Al Z
who was secretary of state, wou
certifying the return. An inf 3
was soughts against the governq
vent his issuance OF the certr =
election to Mr.. Evans. Thefn Il
answered the summons, butk1 btl
dismissed the proceedingRE n
ground that II had no juris% 9Th
certifying the result OF the efe4 n WI
purely an executive function. Eawye
doubtless remember this case.
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FAVOR LEAGUE, BUT
WITH RESERVATIONS

New York. Aug ~ Nyfon r Her
rick. former United States ambassador
20 France and senator Frank II. KEEL
logR. Of Minnesota. who returned from
Europe today aboard the Aauatanl8,
both declared they favored n league OF
nations only with ressrvaiiOns, Both
are republicans.
MIR. Herrick said Statesmen Of FRANCE
and England with whom he talk ed said
they wonsd be glad 10 welcome tha
United states ns member Of tho
IenRus with reservations.
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GEN. BUDENNY'S RED
FORCES REPULSED

Tosen. Aug. zi.--Dcsplte rsverses of
the last two days. the Russian reds
ars hammering their way toward IioFh
fhfiy-fix miles almost due vest of
Warsaw ana situated on the NiEtulA
river.
The reds reached the outskirts ~ the
city but were brilliantly rtpulEed by n
small garrison
tn the eastward the Poles have oe-
eupied Sokoiof. (hfty-six mites north
east Of Warsaw). ByAla. twenty ciEht
miles west ~ Brest Litoyskl and
k0dcn. the Poles have taken 70 060 pri.
soners thirty guns and ii2 machine
guns
Gen. Budenny'F rcd cayalry have been
berg
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ACTING PRESIDENTS
HOME is RAIDED

London Aug lT-The homes ~
AFthur Griffith. acting president - che
republic ~ ireland and Secretary
O'Brleu. of ths Irish trades union con-
rreFs were rslded before daylight 90
day b. British PATROL Papers rnd
do~umerts we're taken % t-oth riares-
The raiders entered through ths ~in-
f1~s and raufrrtff the two huTner
Nhls the house holds siept
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FULL DINNER PAIL"
SLOGAN TAB00ED

Aberdeen. Wash. Aug. 2i,--Thc time
Ia past when Americans are more CON
ceTned with the stomach than with
the heart and head. said Franklin -
Roosevelt, democratic nominee for Vice
president. In declaring here today that
the democrats never would revert 10
such slogan aE served the republicans
20 faithfully. the irffl dinner pail"
Nr Roosevelt delivered four addresses
IN this county before noon today ana
had eight more on hlF program.
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TO RESUME PROBE

chicago. Aug. u Further invesiiga-
tion Of thu United States srnate'E cam
paigh fund viii be resumed In Chicago
xt Monday. according 20 at atl-
nouncement today by Chairman Ken
yon. The meeting vii Le confined "a a
discussion Of future procedure and no
witnesses are to be eali,d ~ iH ek.
pected that keuat0rs spencer, Reed and
pomerena Will De pteHent.
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(BY r. J. CAMPBELL.

The injunction proceedings referred
to above will prove of interest to the
public in developing the issue of
whether the courts have a right to him
der or direct the governor or legis-
lature, which are coordinate depart
ments of the government. in the dr.
charge OF their duties. Precedents are
not numerous. but there was once
case which originated In Hamilton
county, the decision OF which may have
a bearing on the case now begun. 1t
was in the contested election case OF
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Showers, Says Billy 'POssum

fr 8 Aierhie'a
lost h.s titls ON
hfH throne De has
been hurifd he's
no longer rhhfH
pi0u % ths bone
hruta OF the
world Tor hia
bone uhfsh idaf
flir D. unauf nul
GOT thH Giants
goat has b. en- eH-
trrei by Fu ksr
walker Who raw
the " omen HEhf
60 vote The
weather Hi
s1rrra and fhrn
dfI torma puba-
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CLERK GREEN OF HOUSE
TO CERTIFY RESOLUTION

Narhriiif. AuK -l.--fSpcc )--Cierk
John Green. ~ the i8wfF house aaFs
hr ain certify the resolution this aft
rruoon He vas MT served aIth any
rluncti1n and could not have been re-
strained lu any case 90 an iriurrf trn
cannot ~ into effect AGAINST a tr-is-
'afire hodv The renoiB'iou ~lI b. for
arfrd f0dag
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3OLSHEVIK CAVALRY
ENTER TURK BORDERS

Constantinople. Aug. 21.-(A. P.)-
Two bolshevik cavalry regiments have
nasSed over southern Armenia into
Turkish territory and linked up with
the Turkish nationalist followers Of
.ustapha Kemal Pasha at Baiazet.
according to advices received here to-
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POLES ENTER KATToWlTz

Herlin Aux .i Polish forces entered
khttoWitE. Upper sieEla. this after.
noon. ana German Inhabitants are nee-
Ing The town. says hrssifu hiapaich
TO the TaF~biatt
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GOMPERS SCHEDULED TO
SPEAK IN COLUMBUS, 0.

Washington. Ans. - -Hnn8usi GurHr.
rrs. prfsidfnt of the American FfdFrH-
'ion % Labor viii deliver - labor dhv
address ~ Columbus o and wIl
speas before he earpeutsrs' convention
~ Indlenap8is during the wssk -
sent 20
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OFFICIAL DENIAL

Washington. Aug. 2l--The state and
navy departments today officially de-
MED Paris reports thar The dispatch of
American naval vessels ~ the Baltic
sea WHs caused hy refusal of the league
0t nations hlEh cnfnui ssiou 10 permit
unloading o. munitions there Tor r0-
land.
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HAMILToN's DELEGATION
DISAPPROvES FlLtBOSTER. v.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 2l-tSpecIaI.l- =
Hamilton's delegation Is a unit
in disappearing OF the filibuster.
j. o. Martin said today that he
believed the battling members
should have remained here and
take their medicine. He re-
fused to &C with them, and an
swered to his name this morning
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TWO OFFICERS KILLED
WHEN AIRPLANE FALLS

san Antouio. Tex. Aug 81 Second
Lieutenant Irving e. Stenson ard Cadet
Everett u. BurEcu wers killed yesterday
when their airplgne Zen o. . rornfeld
a few miles from the city as they v-re
returning 20 their hangar ~ Kelly
field. The cause - the accident has
not been determined.
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HEARD AROUND WORLD

Warrington. Aus gL-The fret wire
less message 20 be heard around The
world VAS received TODAY BY See.
rstafy Daniels from the Lafayette ra-
do station a. hordsa4t France
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CLUB OWNERS MEET

boston AUG IA %. % meeting
n fh= Ameriran traeila - owners
fss harn called f0r nest Trrsdav ~
Fflisfrlrhin r'rrel dent FgaE+e. OF the
u1Et1n club. saia today.
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LOST AND FOUND

COW-straYed OF stolen from 3le VIII
son street. one Jersey COW; brown
back black sides. a cut on left ear.
black face. no horns. long tail. re-
ward for any information. or rsturn
- COW Call Hem. ss5.
GOLD WATCH AND BOB on 2. slh
81. Thursday morning between 80
and IRE am; valued a. keereakes
suitable reward. &is 2. 4th - ~
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