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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23

II thought you didn't 49,.
unless you were going somswhs;.
I fancied you had guest hsrs a.
ME-" his gaze rested on N.
lavender dimity with tiny purr,. neap u
lis that a party dress you ars spnes.
on?" W" are sewing
That's just a little houss !.
running up for mother: she iIiess y
ender," said Minnie slowly. ..coyes .o,es ~.
you stopped, Tom. because IN slad
tell you that I'm going to cnt ~, want Il
be busy" " gong h
The young mans face grew -.
With long stride he reached bss'an! bss y!
and picked up the little be- n.s .s.iSt Md. .
figure: ~ like your plan" 'hh.sashed
turning up her flushed face ,,n,;, "s =, SAID
red lips were very close ~ wo on. ,ne soft
let you get your fill Of doncoaa ahted To
began to think you would out. |
ready to settle down and be i,stv ever b
mans wife. Your dresses o. 1. "a e poor
satin scared me. A man needs d"k ant
who. will make a home, nor n sri
thinks Of nothing but gaddino" "e Who
look sweeter in that thing Won n You
ing now to work in that vor "te wear.
when tricked out for a party. Srr Sup,dld Old
we go to Acacia row tonight ma d'pposs Is
for one OF those cottagesF Wan. spesk
Yes agreed Minnie shyly" "ns tcg'
mother, passing the open tIoorr una her
of her glasses and wiped then, took
saw Minnie's brown head aeains, ~ sh
blue overalls. "'' IONS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
Old Holders Buying Back

Judging from the gradual decrease
III the number of shareholders Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad stock within the
last few months. many Of the larger in
vestors apparently are taking back their
stock because Of the assurance which
has been given Of an early restoration
OF the D per cent rate. A number Of
the old.line holders were scared out,
little over year ago, by ill.timed
and injudiciOus remarks concerning the
stability of the dividend. Events and
conditions have clearly shown this
alarmist talk was totally without foun.
dation. In consequence, many have
taken back their stock.
Total holders on May were 10 1903.
a decrease of 1417 from April 1, and
average holding on May was 71.12
shares, as compared with 20. Al on April
/. Record number Of stockholders was
reported on March l last at 141 .921, SO
that May figure shows a decrease of
1928 from the record number. Since
the first Of the year stockholders have
decreased 1905. Moreover, stockhold-
ers on April I. 1922. were only 234
more than on April I, 1921. Whereas
for the first four months Of this year
stockholders haEe decreased 1906, in
the first four months of 1921 they in
creased 1901.
Foreign holdings on May were 3.s3
per cent of outstanding stock. an In. =.
crease of 2.31 per cent. as compared
with year ago. Women stockholders
held 31.12 per cent Of outstanding
ago. decrease Of O.04 from year
ago, and numbered 88,342. an increase
Of 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
Small Copper Reservations

Apparently copper customers have
finally begun to realize the position Of
the industry. The large surplus which
was on hand at the end Of the armistice
and which was added to in the following
two years because Of comparatively
heavy output and lack of buying, ha,
dwindled to a point where 1t Is no
longer considered sufficient for normal
times.
Manufacturing consumers who had a
stock Of the metal in their plants re-
fused to replenlsh this stock when they
had been working it down in their
activities, until now it is estimated that
the actual surplus in the hands OF
users Is smaller than 1t has been at
any time in years, and certainly much
below what ordinarily would be con :
sidnred a safe margin.
Naturally then, these consumers are
anxious to cover for their future re-
quirements. They have once again de =
layed too long in making their reser-
vations for the metal, and history has
repeated itself, because it will be shown
eventually that when copper was selling
several cents below the present quota .
ton about the only substantial buying
was for foreign account, probably for
Germany. as in the years before the
war.
THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

One Of the striking features Of the
current forward swing is the number
Of "bull tips which are made good
Almost each day some selected issue Is
trotted out on the track and whirled
up and above the predicted mark.
Three striking illustrations in this con =
nection have been Freeport, Texas,
Kennecott Copper and last, but not
least, Eric. Every one was tipped to
pick up Freeport Texas around 10 TO,
ut least fve-point whirl. When
Kennecott was slumbering around Is.
It was freely stated the stock could be
safely picked up for ten point rise.
Last week, it was said, no one should
be without a little Erie. Rumor had it
that a powerful financial clique in the
Middle West was going to link Erie
up rs the Atlantic seaboard outlet Of a
new system being formed.
Each Of the three made good and
many are kicking themselves for rot
taking advantage of the "sure things"
Such experiences create q speculative
appetite and there is where many get
landed. A market with such leadership
as Eric or its kin cannot possibly ap-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
TO SELL s1s,ooo,ooo REALTY
eerry' Ask Consent to rr,n,,..
New York Holdings to Gerry r....

Gerrys Ask Consent to rr.,
New York Holdings to Gerry E,,...
New York. May 23.-If plans sl.S ." !,
the Supreme Court yesterday ars, =. .
proved. more than S1s ,OOO, 900 wor.. ~ :,
Manhattan real estate owned h, =, ~
bridge T. Gerry and the late Mrs fon;. ~
NJ. Gerry, his wife, will bc sold t~u'A ~ ~
Gerry Estates. Inc. Their sons Ise
ert J.. Gerry and United States Ssno SnoV'
tor Peter G. Gerry. of Rhode rs,.nu.I r,.n.'
have agreed to sell their indiS;dnaa;; di;Sdma;
holdings to the corporation, wbich ,a,,!
give 1t one Of the largest eroun. wa;
family real estate under corporate ~
troll in the city. eon'
The petition. filed by Senator c.,,-
and his brother. Robert, az e,ocnty ty
under the will Of their mother, AMI a'J N
the two brothers and Arthur M ~ Css%s y
az trustees under tract aereemaas
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry in sS' 1aIs'
states that 1t is deemed advisabi. 2
exchange the Gerry real estate for ord 'to.a =
in the Gerry Estates. Inc, for rho ros
son that the corporation can hs,,s.
manage all the property under one .' co,l
troll. wy
Included in the proposed sale N N.
corporation are number Of tho rp"s. ~.
important parcels Of realty in the city ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23

n Canada RI
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IL EAn ~ a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
Little Benny's
Notebook
BY Lee Paps
By Lee Paps

Us fellows was standing erround the
lam post tawking and argewing and
all of suddin l saw something shin
ing in the street like n dimond, and
quick made a grab for 1t and felt a
fearse wack on my he'd, being Puds
Smkinses he'd nocking agenst mine on
account of him grabbing for it at the
same time, saying. Hay, who you mock
ing. watts your hurry!
I found dimonu, ] sed
And I held it mp and it looked CRATE
as If it jest dropped out Of somebody's
dimond ring without knowing it, the
fellows saying, H0ley smOaks; some
people are born lucky, good mite look
how big 1t Is, o boy, G WIZ, jimminy
crickits, gosh, good mite.
Meening they wished they was me,
and Pubs Simkins sed. Id Of had 1t II
your old he'd hadent of bin In the way,
its half mine by rites, III give you q
cent for II.
A cent for dimond. like fun. watts
you think, good mite, nuthing doing,
III give you 2 cents for 1t. sed Sid
Hunt.
III give you 3, sed Sam Cross. and
Leroy ShOoster sed, III give you a
nickel cash on delivery, take 1t or leeve
1t, waits you say?
Wich jest then had ideer, saying
Wate a minnit, Ill be rite back. And
! ran up to Klumby Avenue fast as
tightening and ran into the joolry store
and the joolry man was taking a watch
all apart and looking at the peeces,
saying, Well son watts the rush, watts
on your mind?
Is this dimond reel? l sed, showing
It to him and he looked at at saying.
Not 80 you could notice it. Meeninc
1t wasent, and I sed, Well aint it eny
good and he sed. Sure 1t is, II you
had hole waggin load jest like n
you'd have a good load of glass.
And ] went back to the fellows, saw.
ing to Leroy Shooster, All rite, wares
the nickel?
Like fun, ware you bin? sed Lerov
Shooster, and sed, Watts that got N
do with It? And asked Sam Cross II
he still wunted 1t for 3 cents, wich he
sed he dident, and neither did Sid Hunt
for 2 and neither did Puds Simkins for
one.
Proving sometimes II you cant mako
up your mind quick there's no use max !.
ing it-pp at all.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
CITY Rio de ia.
--a a. -

Vt W aNTVF y
1,... 1921,
CITY Sac pau,o
So wi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
Labor Better Employed

Reports from representative establi ish.
ments in twelve manufacturing indus.
tries show a decrease in the number Of
employed in eight industries and an in /.
crease in four in April as compared
with the preceding month, according to
figures announced BY the Bureau Of
Labor. The four industries showing an
increase were iron and steel. 6.S per
cent; automobiles. SO per cent: car
building and repairing. or per cent :
ana hosiery and underwear. o. per
cent. Those showing the. heaviest de-
creases were cotton finishing. Is per
cent: and mems clothing. 10 per cent.
AS compared with April Of last year,
seven OF the industries showed an in
crease and five decrease in the number
employed. Increases included iron and
steel, 11.2 per cent: automobiles, 1
Per cent; car building and repairing.
a3.1 per cent; hosiery and underwear.
"a per cent: and boots and shoes, 14.O
per cent. The greatest reductions were
shown In cotton manufacturing, rs. Z
per cent; cotton finishing. 1i.S per
cent: and silk. o. per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
FINANCIAL.
AnSlo.American Oil Co. Limited
OF ENGLAND
London, Nav 20. 1879

London, May ~. W.,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tie
Annual General Meeting Of the above named
et the Company, 80 4 IS Queen Anns,s . Ga,.' n.
~. iSssi a. 8 s. o'clock S p. II. ' W"
For the convenience Of Holders ot share
n.a State. os os A%sra GR"ay the s'5H"
the Company nave incl ded among the con.
Sitions upon which SHIRE Warrants ts,, or me me
II. ANY person as bearer OF a shar.
warrant or share-warrarts OF ne
Company shall he entitled 20 atte "a
any General Meeting Of the Com;
S,I. !. hrsS bSr6rs The n DAY sna ap
pointed for the meeting deros!t his
slare-warrant or warrants with TIE
Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. U. S. A.. which said Compcny
shall issue a certificate settling out
the names and addresses OF all
persons who have deposited tleir
share wa rrants, and they shall hen
send such certificate to the Com.
pany at Its registered ofce. so as
10 reach Il before the time appointed
for the meeting and the, person or
persons whose names and addresses
shali appear in such certificate or
their respective proxies. shall be en-
titled 70 .Ssc in TsspSS; Of the bY 1g 1Ss
respectively as aforesaid as shall
appear by such certificate. The
be received. The -share-warrant or
anty Trust Company as aforesaid.
shall be retained by them until
NJ sh3 Tst seTs coSpanS essH
dispense with the deposit with, them
Of any such Share Warrants for the
purpose mentioned in the last pre-
crsding Condition when such Share
Warrants are already deposited with
any other Trust Company or Bank
i,ns SoEporation OF Tspate in tho
onA attrt, Tr,at n,,Ny 10, - l,-
Corporation shall, II days at least
before the day appointed for the
Trust Company q certificate setting
forth the name and address OF the
person on whose behalf they hold
the number Of shares represented
thereby. Also with an undertaking
.,o that they % vi will enc not pSrt with pos
TONED In such certificate or any Of
them or hold them or any Of them
on behalf OF any other person or
tho certificate until after the meet
ing or any adjournment thereof
shall have been held. And the
the aforesaid conditions have been
complied with issue a certificate 10
be sent to the Company setting out
issued TO them by any such Trust
Company or Banking Corporation
persons or their ' Respective spee RsFSSn pro,e. e
shall be entitled to vote in respect
ct the -,2snI, nSmeer Q, shares named in
manner as II tre Share warrants
SrsI Ssepresensins such shares had been
Company as provided by the last
m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
TO RESTORE HISTORIC HALL
kershaw Building Housed Cont.
mental Congress In Fever Epidemic

Plans are being prepared FOR altera.
tions and additions to Kershaw Hall,
Germantown, to restore the building a.
nearly as possible to the lines OF the
original structure. The hall. now a
part of the Germantown Academy, Is
the historic building in which were
held the meetings Of the Continental
Congress when the yellow fever epidemic
spread throughout Philadelphia.
1t has been altered several times to
conform to the needs Of the owners. but
now they have decided to bring 1t back
to the original lines. Robeson Lea
Perot, architect, said the plans would
be ready for the builders estimates in
about ten days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
nSHNKERS TRUST COMPANY As TRUSTEE
- n +, MII sON Ir Vice Preaident
FiTTsBURGH ROLLS CORPORATION
six Per Cent First Mortgage Convertible
Sinking Fund Gold RQndH

Notice IL hereby given that the under.
and Deed Of Trust dated July 80. 1917, Of
Pittsburgh Rolls Corporation. will receive
written proposals up to 8 p. NJ. Friday.
MAY -, 1929. for the sale 10 II OF bonds Of
me above issue TO an extent sufficient. at
the lowest price obtainabe not exceeding
iOb, to exhaust the sum OF s17 ,540.8i
Proposals should be placed in sealed en-.
yeiopes; ,ndorsed Proposal for sale OF Pitts.
Gortgage Convertible Sinking Fund Gold
bonds" and sent to the undersigned At It's
Broad street offce, Broad and Chestnut
str0bts, Philadelphia. Pa.
Bonds accepted mus be delivered be tors
June 1, 1922, or satisfactory security fur
nIshed prior TO that day that delivery will
bS made within ten days.
Payment for bonds accepted will be made
The Undersigned reserves the r!sh. to r~.
1sct In whole or In part any or all proposals,
Dated Philadelphia. May s, 1922.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY.
By JOHN c. WALLACE.
ran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23

f., Guy E. Tripp, chairman of the board.
states In the Westinghouse Electric
Company report: Contraction in or
ders booked continued throughout the
year until January, 1929. when there
began substantial improvement,
which has since been maintained. In
addition to the favorable indicati tions for
an increasing demand for the regular
lines of your company's products a
large demand for radio telephone re-
ceiving apparatus has recently devcl-
oped prospect of its continuance for
ON indefinite period. 1t should be
pointed out. however. that the ensuing
year promises to be u period of keen
competition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
HARDING .GREETS zAYAs
TeIesraphs Congratulations on An.
niversary Of Cuban Inde be nden..

Washington. May 23.-The St,,.
Department yesterday made public IN M.
following telegram sent by Presidsut
Harding May 90 to President Zayas 81
Cuba. -
II beg of Your Excellency TO accom-
my earnest> Fluctuations on this ami
sersary of the republics independents
The Government of the United Stats
extends most cordial good wishes m
the welfare and prosperity of Cuba y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
MAYOR GOING TO CANADA

Mayor Moore, accompanied BY City
Solicitor Smyth and Director Caven.
left the City Hall last night for Toronto
and Westmont, Can. W here they will
inspect several rubbish destructors 10
be used in connection with the work of
cleaning the streets and collecting rub.
bish by the municipality.
The three officials afterward will N
to Portland, Me-, where Mayor Moore
will deliver an address before the State
Chamber Of Commerce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
HERE'S A GOOD IDEA,

In order to get into a happy frame Of
mind each day start reading '"On Second
Thought BY Jay Il. House. which appesrs
daily on the Editorial Page OF the mornins
PuBLIc LEpdnn, House is considered one Oh
the most brilliant colunnists In Americs
Make II . Habit."-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
LUkENS STEEL COMPANY
y80O Mortgage and Deed Of Trust Dated
NaIc hal

November I, 1920
Bankers Trust Company Trustee under
the above mortgage gives notice that il will
Ssosiys a. its sCorporste Trust Department
: O'clock P. n. on June 3, 1922 sealed
Fund At . price not exceeding 107h % and
accrued interest of sufficient LIST Mortgage
S0-Year so Gold Bonds issued under said
Hertgage 70 exhapst as. as nearly as ,practie.
sinking Fund at the, date Of this notice.
Such proposals should be made in sealed
nos later than 9 o'elSsk P. NJ, on Juns 8
mailed on June o, 1922. and the bonds so
purchased must be delivered to the Trustss
bSfore the close OF business on June 10.
isa2. on which date aEts,est therson wil
Inc same price than the Trustee can pur.
chase II will be determined by lot which
bonds will be taken. The right IL reserved
to reject any proposals In whole or n part
covering accrued interest should accompany
Dated at New York this ninth day o:
MAY. 1922:
n TYSON. Jr,. Vice Pres'dAnt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
A MOTHER bard may sing a dish
n That fills his bosom with ambisb.

"A That fills his bosom with ambish,
He may annoy lambent lutte
TO fret fugue for fish or fruit,
(For oftentimes plate of hash
will permeatc a pote with pash)
But ! would sing today of pie,
Beautiful coconut custard pie.
Yon pale and spirituelle esthete.
Above the lure Of lusty meat.
But artichokes and bees Kneeses.
Plebeian prOyender induces 9-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
POCAHONTAs CoNSOLiDATED COL
FIFTY-YEAR FIVE PER CENT GOLu
nnNna II'lS 4 IH5.
Special Meetings
PEClAL MEETING

- Fidelity Storage and Warehouse Com
rany, 1911 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SEBCIAL NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of \ Resolution of the Board OF Directors of
this Company. special meeting of the
an the 9th day OF July. l92a. at 3 O'Clock
n NJ, at the principal office of the Com
many, 1911 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa,
for the purpose OF voting for or against
rroposed Increase Of the capital stock OF
said Company from StO0 900 10 $500 900 by
~ creation and issuance OF per cent cum
ristive. non-voting Preferred Stock to the
SfSsent Of sI0O, 900 to ionsist of 1000 shares
G ~ par value OF snRo each and cailsble
y 80 ~ l.. HARNrR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23
Beautiful Coconut Custard Pie-s,. /, ~ezvoy

No activating gastric juices,
Impervious, alas! to pie,
Beautiful coconut custard pie!
Ineffable. delicious wedge
With fragrant, aromatic edge,
A soothing segment Of delight
Golden yellow, creamy white,
Shhusing all my epiglottis
With feelings bonae v0luntatis . -
Sing high, sing low - sing low,
sing high:
Beautiful cocOnut,
Marvellous coconut,
Glorious coconut custard pie!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-23

City Toxic Us
s.s. 81 A
CzeCho-Siovak
Ecp'c Ss wi
c..... oSis
City Zurich SIS
! ... 1tS
Dept Seine 1s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16
POLISH PRESIDENT
IS ASSASSINATED
Young Painter Fires Three
Shots-Is Under Arrest.
BIZ United Press

d LNtsEu GFcho
BERLIN, Dec. 16.-President Naru-
tOwicz Of Poland was a-ssassinated
today by young painter, Niewiad-
cinski, who fired three shots at him,
it was reported in a dispatch from
Warsaw. The assassin was arrested,
the dispatch said.
Narutowicz formerly was minister
OF foreign affairs. He succeeded Mar
shal Pilsudski as president. In poll
tics he was a strong radical. Before
becoming chief Of the state, he was
Poland's representative at a number
Of important international confer
ences, including the Baltic disarma-
ment conference and the Genoa meet
ing Of allied statesmen.
He was elected president by the na-
tional assembly on the call on Dec.
9 with 259 votes, this constituting
majority. Two days later the house
of deputies ratified the election. Then
the nationalists expressed their dis
pleasure of his selection with riots
and disturbances.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16
COMMERCE SECRETARIES
TALK CHAMBERS NEEDS
Will Endeav0r to Enroll All Bodies in
State.

Plans whereby the Indiana Asso.
citation Of Commercial Secretaries of
the Chamber of Commerce would
make an effort to enroll all secretaries
of the Chambers throughout the State
were discussed today at a meeting in
the Chamber OF Commerce building.
Matters in which all the associa-
tions over the State are interested
were discussed.
Officers of the association are w. H.
Arnett, Kokomo, president; Frank J.
Green, South Bend, vice president; w.
L. Shaffer, Elkhart. secretary-treas-
urer; Henry c. BodtNe, Ft. Wayne, C.
w. Coons, Charlottesville; c. r.
Crooks, lebanon J. S. Johnson,
Evansville; John B. Reynolds, Indian
polls, members OF the board of gov
ernors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16

lloyd George Scoring French Bloc Cites Fo Plea for Rhine Barrier
High LIGHTS in Times Writer'S Rebly to POiucQ11

1.-THE breakdown Of the London Conference and especially
the for that breakdown proves that the warning
tered in my last article necessary and timely NJ Poncare
demanded occupation of the only rich coal field left Germany
the guarantee for the carrying out of impossible terms
1.-The fact that there potent influences in France
that still press this demand (or left Rhne
take advantage of every disappointment urge forward calls
for unremitng vigilance amongst all peoples who have the well
fare Of humanity at heart
To preserve French friendship have repeatedly given way
French demands and thus often have antagonzed opinion
this country But go the approving pol
icy which endangrng the peace of the world please
section of people for whose country have always
tanned most genuine admiration
81 told these proposals (for detachment of Rhine left
from Germany did annexation Then what
else did they meanf'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16
Former Premier, in Special Articles for Indian
apolis Times, Says international
Mischief Must Be Halted.

By RT. HON. DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, q. NJ, NJ 7.
in
Chronicle Reproduction in Whole in Part PTOhbit@d)
T ONDON, Dec. 16.-The breakdown of the London
- ference and especially the for that breakdown
proves the warning uttered last article necessary
and timely.
NJ Poncare demanded occupation of the only rich coal
field left Germany the guarantee for the carrying out of
impossible 1t is because profoundly convinced
that the policy represented by this project will lead trouble
of the gravest kind for Europe and for the world that felt
moved to sound of warming knew it would provoke
much angry misrepresentation. accustomed to that
The made my last article about the exist
of strong party France which regarded the Rhine
natural barrier of that country has provoked of
denial reputation and Indignation 1t is denounced
wicked invention.
Check On International Mischief
Regulations have their value especially if they
from of authority and shall bear invecve with the
fortitude which all who wish to be happy though
politicians should be hardened provided elicit denials
which may render future International mischief difficult