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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05
MACHINRY AND TOOLS
WANTED

WE BUY furniture entire household goods.
we are the pioneers In this BUSINESS send
for, US first our prices will convince YOU
niture Co. $40 s. 9Th at.
WE WANT at once, household furn,,ur.
store fixtures. office furniture; pay an:
CASH honest value phone lis about Il IocrSt
42lA. Old Church. cor. 12th and Cherry sts.
CAST-OFF clothing bought: we pay higbost
prices; we cal anywhere, any time Pb
Dick 6l55. Friedman Bro. 1i44 South 81,
FEATHER BEDS. antiques false teeth. bj,:
prices. Phone Poplar 3Og". 1927 Girs rG
HIGHEST prices paid for mems clotbinr.
send postal. Suckle G2G Callowhil ST "
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HOUSEKEEPING ApARrMpNTs

BROAD, N, 1s05-Furn. housekpE- s1Its.
hot-water heat. ref. owner alnsls vsnan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05

IT. Hoskins Co, desires
typst. one who is familiar with Underwood
pref, state age, exp, sal. des.. IL at present
WRAPPERS In ribbon department.: learners
taken steady work. 1s-hour week Fried
Wayne Junction.
WEAVERS. experienced on fine fancy tapes:
best pay, steady work 4S-hour week
FriedberEer-Aaron Mfg. Co. 1900 N. 18th st
near Wayne Junction,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05
OLD GOLD
PAINTING ANDPAPERHANGING

CASH PAID for old gold. silver and ANTIQUE
clocks. Rogers. As s. 18th. Locust 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05

By KING

PAPERIIANGING and painting at lowest
prices. p Brown. 1881 N. 10th. Pop. 547e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05
ROOMS FOR RENT


BROAD ST, s.. 221A-Uot-water heat. elec.
trio light, use Of bath.
BROAD. ~, 3l1o--One or nicely furnished
second front; scntlemen; reference
BROAD ST, s., 226-NTost attractive rooms,
priv. bath II des.; excellent hotel service.
CHESTNUT 81, l927--Very nice front
room. electric lght, bath and steam heat,
CHESTNUT ST, 2Oo9--Desirable single aud
MCKEAN ST, 2o24-Two furnished house.
Keeping rooms: communica ting; reasonable
WESTMINSTER AVE, 4l43-WelI- furnish
ed comfortable front ROOM southern ex
posurei convenient to cars
1lTH ST, s., 316, near Spruce, ''The Per.
rtn''-Double and single vacancies; newiv
furnished; warm. Walnut 1865.
18TH n 13s CHoTEL RURIC7
Up:to.date furn. rooms, electric, NV heat.
ally and weekly ratep; conv to sis ti"ns.
GOOD accommodate Ions for travelling peonie
46TIT s, 11o6-Attract od-foor furn ro,,-,
gentleman: priv. fam. Phi Wood. oS13 "
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts.: some houscL1TI1,
Sherwood Ant Agency 2@5 S Hroad ei
SUBURBAN
CHELTEN AVE-. W.. 147 CGerrnapto,,,l
Very desirable front rooms rnf,irUfhh = - a.
near excellent board. trains trolIeys. Ta,sr
encee. ''i'f-
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PIANOS, PLAYERS, TUNING. ETC

VICTOR. Vtctroa, Model XI; excellent seIec-
tion Of records value $3.50; will sell for
MILTON ss-note player. mahogany. a case
slightly used S295: bargain: easy terms
+. A. North Co, 1873 Il. Allegheny ave
49, W. 1faItipg machine p CHSssey or
WE REPAIR nlayer- planes and do tuninP
Oppido. 500 Spring Garden. Mkt 80i4
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DICTAPHoNE OR EDIPHONE
OpER ATOR

GIRL wanted for ladies tailoring, le4i
N Sth st,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Narbcrth SSt j.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TO HIRE-One-ton Ford truck. by contract
or hourly The Olmsted Trucking Co, 4l2
n. S3d st. Phone Barring 1898 ].
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIF

WOMAN-Ladies' college graduate with sew
eral years business experience. desires
position as private or social secretary; salts
factory references. B 912. Ledger Office, or
phone Woodland 116.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05

WOMAN for general housework; small fam
lily; good home TO right party; highest
wages paid. 614. Ledger oftlce.
YARN INSPECTORS - Wanted. experi-
enced yarn inspectors steady work; good
wages. Apply Griswold worsted Co.. Darby
penngNlyan mia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-05
HELP wANTEp-FEMAIE

WlNDERS on cotton and mercerized yarn;
big wages; worth while to investisate
steady work; 4S-hour week. Fredberger-
Aaron Mfg. Co. 1900 N. 18th 81. near
Wayne Junction.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

BOY wanted for general work in large
office: excellent future for boy with In
American stores Co. 4oe Noble st.
BOY, over 16; must be good writer and ar.
curate at figures: grammar school educa-
ton or better. H. X. Mulford Co.. 426
I3th st
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING. detail or clerical work.
young married man would like to devote
several hours 3 or NIGHTS a week in an
effort to offset the H. C. Of l.. Addres,
NJ 42S. Ledger Office
CARPENTER FOREMAN Just Completing
residence for private owner, desires simila r
position: competent references. NJ 500, L. O..
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6S0S N. CLEARyIEW ST.-Three bedroom.
hot-water heat electricity; the oniv mns'
ern house on our list under S5OOO = souaTes
east or Germantown ave. trolleys DAf
Las In 4 HARTLEY. 470o N. Broad Wyo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
You Must Drive It Out of the
Blood to Get Rid Of It
Permanently.

Adam never had a handker-
chief Is another way Of saying
that Catarrh is an ailment that
we owe to civilization and the
effects of modern life. Catarrh
lis not a disease like pneumonia
.or typhoid fever. Catarrh is
caused by impure blood. laden
with irritating and poisonous
matter acting upon cells lining
the nasal passages and throat,
that have already been intlam-
ed, irritated and caused to
ovcrwork, by exposure to dust,
dirt, sudden changes Of tenn
perature, abnormal drvness OF
the air, and germs. Catarrh
cannot he-eurea hY spraying or
douching the nose and throat.
The unhealthy condition of the
blood must be overcome, pnri-
fed and restored to Il healthy
condition.
You must realize that the dis
ease itself. and not its symp~
toms, is what You have to cure.
IOf course, YOU know that when
YOU are cured of any disease its
symptoms will disappear,
Catarrh manifests itself by
inflammation Of the delicate
membranes Of the nose and air
passages which choke up and
make breathing difficult, To
get rid of these distressing eff
fects You must remove their
cause.
The blood is laden with the
Catarrh germs, which direct
their attach against the tender
and delicate membranes of the
nose and throat. These germs
cannot be reached by sprays or
Idouches, which, of course, have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
OPIUM SMUGGLING
PERPLEXING PROBLEM

Liverpool Feb. Js-Opium SNUG
Cling. as wsli as tbe evil Of the opium
ton, is presenting a perplexlng prob
i,au to the higaiF efficient deteCt4Ne
ferce which jabor3 10 suppress II IN
liverpool
Ia spite Of oft-repeoted raids c&e-
t4Led WITH renarhAI!o ek@D and IN
asnuity, there are fe~ if any signs 10
Indicate that either IL the evils Is on
tire decrease Many hundreds of ar
rests have been made and 6oes
amounting alt told to thoa&a nds %
dollars have been imposed, but d.
spite these vigorous measures the
latest rad yielded a record in the
NAV II eaptiycs and materials
l. there a master mind In the bac1z-
ground organtziug and controlling TIC
forbidden traffic in the drug Il ts
quite possible that two or three
otrol the traffic and reap rich
reward. There Is evidence that seems
Ia Eoint to some subterrancau oraani-
cation.
II is a known fart that huge for
f8ues have beer made out of the trug
bN EeHastafs resident ia the citE.
0ae Ghnaman alone Wa known -
have cleared over poo in ten years.
while another who was departed after
Il conviction Rad been obtained against
btfn, had pocketed something like $50
mo in "A little over three years.
There are TO ward signs Of az.
1uence among the dw elIings in China
town-rather the reverse But the
police frequently find sums Of money
ranging from $500 70 $4,000 or more
when they raid places that are mainly
anu persistently used fer the double
purpose of gambling and opium smok-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
RADFORD NORMAL

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
Charters

The smith Exposition company. In
eorporated. suffolk Va Maximum,
$4,000; minimum. 5000 Leo Cassidy,
president; Arthur Rice, secretary. and
Mis-. Lillian Fanstver, all of SUFFOLK,
Va. To conduct amusement enters
pt1Hes ri att KINDS. 1e-T
Collectors Bakery. Incorporated.
Portsmouth. Va. Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. $4,000 o. Collector. prexi-#
rotary Norfolk. Va and s kap1an.E
Norfolk. Va, To conduct bakery.
Orange Light company. Orange Va.
Maxim am, 10000. minimum. s25. 009.
r. Warren, president: r. q. Lyme,
secretary, A stuart Robertson, ri. Ct.
Warren ana Y r. Shackelford. all ~
'fra nEs. Va To distribute electric cur~.
rrHt I'm orang" county for Lighting.
heating and other purposes.
Powell Grocery corporation. Elkton.
Na Maximum. st0o.0o0, minimum.
s. ooh- T.. l. Powell. president: j. r.
b0*elI secretary; l. F.. q, Powell, h.
Il Arwaatrout. A NJ Gooden and N.
VI HaHey all of Flkton. Va. Grocery
ard mercantile business.
Federal Cleaning and Dyeing COM
paty- incorporated Alexandria VA.
Maximum 5000 GOO minimum. $780,
COO Harry l.. Hoffman. PRESIDENT:
Ezra Y. Baupus. secretary; Alexander
II EeU rene Hoffman and Edward
T. White alf Of Washington. u. c. 70
conduct cleaning. dyelnE and press-
ing establishment.
Thomas Music Stores. incorporated1
West Point Va Maximum. SIS. coo:
minimum. $1,000 W H TreviIianJ
president. ATM. Va. J. NJ Lewis, sec 4
rotary. Gloucester, Va. and George "
Thomas, West Point. Va. To deal II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
The Horrible
Handicap ofCatarrh

no effect whatever upon the
blood.
S. S. 5. is purely vegetable,
blood remedy, made from roots |
and herbs direct from the for
est, which combat promptly
any disease germs or impuri-
ties in the blood.
Once You get your blood free
from impurities -cleansed at |
the catarrhal poisons which i'll
is now "A prey to because of itsl
unhealthy state-then you will
be relieved of Catarrh-the
dripping in the throat, hawk
ing and splitting, raw sores In
the nostrlls, and the Disagree
able bad breath. 1t was caused,
in the first place, because your
Impoverished blood was east
ly infected. Possibly slight
cold or contact with someone
who had a cold. But the point
is-don't suffer with. Catarrh
-lt-ls-not necessaryTh
remedy, S. S. S., discovered
over fifty years ago, tested,
true and tried, is obtainable at
any drug store. 1t has proven
its value in thousands of cases.
1t will do SO in your case. Get
5. 5. $. at once and begin treat
ment. If yours is a long
standing case, be sure to write
for free expert medical advice.
We will tell you how this pure
" vegetable blood TOMS
cleanses the impurities from
the blood by literally washing
it clean. We will prove to you
that thousands, of sufferers,
from Catarrh. after consistent
treatment with S. s. S., have
been freed from the trouble
and all its disagrecablc fea-
lures and restored to pcrfect
| health and vigor. Don't d0la
Ithe treatment. For free m0dl
! cal advice address Swift Aedis
cal Director, 167 Swift LaboxIs
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
SH|PDU|LDERS LOSE
TO CHURCH HILL. TEAM
y

The Church Hill Athletic cruz,
strengthened it's claim on the inoe-
pendent state championship, by de-
feating the strong ShipbuilderS' team
from Newport News last night az
the Blues armory by the score OF
AZ to IS.
That the teams were evenly ma'th-
ed Is shown by the close score, the
game being about the fastest cohtess
that has been played Ii. Ter the super
vision OF the Richmond Sports aSso-
citation this season, and was thoi
oughly enjoyed by the large crowd
The visitors put up q surprtsinstS
good game throughout, and their as
fensive work was as good as az
seen here for some time. EspeSlaia'
good was the playing of RUBY an 1to
timer. who was a star player al -
due university several years ago
1t was around him that the Nist-
tors built their defense, ne oeIflE ~
every play, and consistently Ea''' "A
an opening for his team-hla'e8 80
take a shoot at goal .,..,- .,....
However. very few OF tieT 9"'t7
were accurate.
AS usually happens III every F''d'i
,hat they nIay the offensive work "L
woodward and Pendieton, was au-
nerh scoring "a points between
them Too much credit cannot he
given Walierstein, for the great
camn that he put up at guard
These two teams will play a return
game at Newport News on February
2s
The lineup and summary follows:
Church Hill Position Shipbui3dcrs.
woodward tCapt) Forward .G@lz. /
Fendieton 49,. Forward .=.- Miller
t,ba 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

bolted and barred and usually Utf3N
srnatf quantity of opium liz x&stss I
the t'rvn. tsez so that IL the pof*rr III n
an nn"eleome visit the frsauaAt@4s
may cit has often been donel distnu IN
Of TIE drug quickly by dropping N
down dlainpipe.
che ii"ariable feature of the LivAk@@
pool ci tom den is the compI stn Az
sance 81 any ordinary COMFORTABLE,
fHnttrre. l
There has been an enormous lnpa
crca2" IN the Chinese population ~
LtScr.,O Crowds Of opium 1saiaE9e
have tocked to the Mersey. foitowinE
upon the restrictions imposed upon
Their Lpainess in such countries ~
Caira. America and Australia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
STORMY SEA MAY FORM
NEW ISLE Of WIGHT

London. Feb. 1S.-~panaee 10 the
esplanade at FreshWater Pay, Isle Of
Wight. during the recent gaie is an
other reminder that ,u" day the sea
may cut eff a corner Of the island at
thia point, forming separate isle Of
he country round 1eHnysou'@ home,
The esplanade was bult to resist
the erosion OF the sea. bur during the
last gale huge hole VA torn Ina THE
concrete, and this will cost something
between s5.oto and $3.50 to repair
As such DAMAGE is constantly. rceur-
ring many of the inhabitants fell that
the cost is too heavy for them, ana
the town council wul call "A meeting IT
taxpayers to consider whether thew
viii abolish the esplanade ana let the
sea do it's worst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
INMATES or CONVENT
SEE AUTO FOR FIRST TIME

London, Feb. 1s.--Automobiles were
seen for the first time by inmates OF
the famous Noting hin Catholic
convent when, they, " ere Transferred
TO new quarters in Woodford. near
London.
opened by the Catholic bishop Of
brentwood and part of its popule-
ton was drawn from the Noting I'm
cioiSters. The sisters chosen had en-
tered the convent before automobiles
were Invented and were dumfounded
as. biddeH to winter the strange We
hicles they were sped away through
tint crowded London streets to theig
new home.
Their brief view of modern London
amazed the nuns, who are said TO lead
the most secluded lives in Europe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
REPORT STEADY HEADWAY
ON RUSSIAN RtPPROCHNfENT'

Posts story that considerable progress
has been made in the negotiations
at Copenhagen between James
O'Grady Nj. =. and Russian soviet
einissaries and that the only obstacle
10 peace now remains Britains re-
quest" for the demohili2a ton of the
Red army, was Officially deni I here
today. Reports persist, however, that
the anglo Russian ''rapprochment"
is making steady Roadway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
BISHOP SUGGESTS
TEA AFTER SERVICES

New York, Feb. 1s.-Tea AZ an aid
to salvation is advocated by Bishop
+ : Lines. of the Episcopal church.
The bishop made the suggestion at u
conference OF the clergy Of the New-
ark diocese that they-try serving tea.
after evening devottons as a means u
getting in closer touch with their
parishioners.
The idea may shock some old
fashioned people" said the bishop.
but | suggest you think 1t over"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
WORLDWIDE PROHIBITION.
Graphic Account of Public Meeting in London to Welcome
Pussyfoot Johnson Who in England in the Interests
Of World Wide Prohibition.
Thu Methodist Times. published

Th,= Methodist FTfr1os nfb1{ghpf in
Tan9nn I've fhn Following account
af a rt.atias= hold in mar rify unan
IA. i...,.as:.,rY ~ me eunfaranco nf "
+ 54r#zaa M. American antj-sa-
INN league fea43ar vino is In Eng
land =s fh1 fntarest of The aars,naiern
far v.lrra-vt4e urghihftt1r.
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In fhs f-0frad stats ~ public func
t44n fs=n5.t, .t,sr,I7ia{zes the FEELING of
een.14.i-5 ,srteh t,ra[.a54s between the
gr.tt~H srsl Ar@erfran pcopIes and
rs =, l,,.sti7f- ~ el,rnort of ter7rer-
arra fsaai1 which vss+hout daubt
proceed tn ara aDp If The largest most
rr7rl-l..5asf{c and re,,r,e4an faffva cath
nrYe.- ever 4.es5 In This country on
Saturday 4f.@rvl5.4r lasf soYae fy4,
l.tt+..Ir.f s=5..fs..r.,r5..s workers ~ Lon
Hon and district we're present AT n
#ul.ah4a5 ia homer - Mr. w z
Jahn+#n aTeu4svfaat"1 held in The
Contra r4{fff1gf-4 Westminster ard
4,ov . a8a= re.s.s4fs-ff INTRO tho }arra han
f4r +A+ r7a4tft4g which followed
Jzf..sz5 ==.#qf ~. last M proFcef1jfFs
srfr@ fa5e3g#asa8 10 gIvc heart and
bone r. lowers % sah~tetv ana well
al - IL
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'stN'ft lat II tfSst5'' @'t'5'
ef 'tf' GEM s''' a IT. e "a ~
IS = a ~
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wa w TIE ..s
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zs3 szt 8 539 ar 34N*s1s ~ &c we
ere 59a te storm ite eaTenehed in
p ere "fFs ana dissi1iefs
- ~ tt33te.
5tG - N Saleehv presided az the
saaeh@aa. He was supported by Sow
"rHf prominent temperance advo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
SOCIALISTS WOULD
FIGHT foR AMERICA

Albany, \. Y. Feb IS The social
lists Of America would without hesita-
ton take up arms 10 defend the
United states from invasion by Rus
sian Bolshevists attempting to force
the soviet system of government upon
TINS country, Norris Hillquit assured
Assemblyman Evans. Of the judiciary
committee, in response to a lengthy
ethettaal 99astiasz. s.....g, ..s...- 49,. 81,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
IN FIXE. YEARS.

. Ernest Wintertou. the sarratar.
Of the strength Of britain moYerneu-
said that their program and proposals
were based upon wartime expegteH-.a
IN dealing with the liquor trar4e.
That experience had proved that the
government did really know how to
deal with TIE traffic in AT eraergsu ss
The right thing to de was 10 stop th-
unlimited production Of liquor and t.
Init the output. The results IT war
time control We're such as were az
proved by everybody. II, for the trat
time in history, We have discovered a
principal which results In thu decrease.
at drunkenness and the reductions ~
the practice NJ drinking, the sensible
and logical thinG- 10 da IS IL eua1Lz-i4a-
To apply that principle fo the problem.
Mr. Winterton then outlined the SHE
gestjons contained in the booklet.
" here WA Britain Be n Five Years
Time an official statement issued
by the leaders Of the movement. and
outlining system Of national res-
erendum whereby the proposals shonld
he submitted to the electorate for de-
cision. The treasurer Of the move
ment made forcib1c plea for financial
support. and Mrs. oliver. an Australian
lady pleaded earnestly for generous
collection.
hr. +, W. saieehy then moved the
following resolution.
In view Of the uuchsl1enEaHle
otnefts 10 the nation f~ort decreased
opportunities for consumption Of ia
to&acants during the war. this meet
Ing strongly condemns the rrG#&tt on
Of such restrictions ana espec. ny
protests against the government ac-
t'o1 in permitting the resumption If
unrestricted brewing aud the W.
limited release Of spirits frem bond"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

Jdhnson) would occupy a high place
iu the memories OF their children aad
those who came after them.
Miss Ralcomb. VINO replied on be
half of the United states, SAID that
years ago a hattleshp from France
had brought to the American people
the statue of Liberty. and today the
American people had freed themselves
from the worst of ali curses OF the
hflaan race. No nation would have
So much influence for world wide pro-
F. addition as Great Britain. and this fact
constitutes at once the great respen-
s3h1itN. opportunity and task Of the
british people.
IN a brief breezy speech Eev Err
meet Weeks, who was present To rep
ross nj Canada, spoke Of the progress
Of the prohibition movement IN Mani
taha and elsewhere MT Weeks. IN
LEI nirE the attitude Of Canadian pro
iza3tinnists TO the government. in.
aanced an amusing conversation NE
tween a spaniel aud a mastiT when
fhe SPAR Ell entered the Kitchen 10 ASP
for food he did It in a humble and
suatnRetic manner. but. said the mas
tsH j let them know II cannot get
hat / want 7 shall stick my teeth
8uto their calves, The one way to
set what was wanted from some pot
t.eiaps was to let them see they would
-yt hurt ( yau didn't gel II Mr..
WEXFORD of Australia, emphas xed the
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49,. eEgea ,,.,l9n4 ,to ..sst ro,.,+s ~ r.
49, sfo.arr.,t I. VIZ 49, nat tbn
g..qtieA-sroaL5ng rae etoprea e1
rertiHg missionaries and grog 10 the
natives Of Africa and the south Ss4
f7taHds Ia the same ship
Rev r A Pybus. Of New Zealand.
said that In his opinion New Zealand
#"n3a he las next eng 5sa- PEAK ne
t3&'&fy 70 ADOPT pf9t1Pa1 ~. ur''ts
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