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Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-02
IN TOP FORM.

Mr.. G. H. Dowell and family and
John Mason Ross and family, who
have been at Mammoth Camp. Mono
County, Calf, have left there for
Lake Tahoe where they will remain
until about the 10th. Ross in letter
to his office says: "Mr. Dowell has
been in top form all the time Never
saw him better"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-02
VISITS ENGLAND

Thomas Bowes, for many years a
miner in the district, has returned
from an Is months visit with his par
ents in Egremont, Cumberland, Eng
land. Bowes said that he was glad to
be back in Bisbee once more.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-02
TAKES CHARGE OF OFFICE.

w. A. Fowler yesterday took over
the affairs of the postoffice in Tomb
stone succeeding Paul Smith vino has
been the postmaster for the past nine
years
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-02

Big Dance will be held each evening,
on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, al Warren Park, beginning at
eight o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-02
Page Three

pert jeweier and precious metal work
er, and now spends his time on his
claims and at times, piles his trade
as 1eweler and watch maker
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LA TOILETTE NOMINATED

Senator LaFollette. OF Wisconsin. was
nominated last Tuesday for tho United
Etates senats by a majority ~unpreced-
snted in the history OF the state. The
Wisconsin senator has had a long pub
10 career. His record IN the senate has
II times brought upon his head the
criticism OF the entire nation. As a
fighter. La Toilette has always been
consistent and asgress!vely brilliant.
never conservative, and always radical.
HIS temper IL as unbridled as his hair.
and his tonsu as sharp as a razor. He
Is a man OF strong likes and dIslIkes.
Of bitter enemies and staunch friends:
many times thought dead politically.
and many times ex,ricating himself
from tho politicians grave by tho force
% his personality and his Indomnaole
aEEress!veness.
\ mar 10 be admired. ye, feared: a
man 10 be trusted. yet watchedxthis
Is the La Toilette whom the Republt-
a n Of Wisconsin have nominated by
an outlandish majority.
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FARM POPULATION IN o. s.

According 10 an announcement OF the
Department OF Commerce. tho total
farm population OF the United States on
January l. 1920. was 3l.sI4.269. or 20
per cent OF the total population OF the
country on that date. The farm popula-
ton Of West Virginia was 4T7.a24. or
s2.7 per cent Of the total population OF
the state.
These figures throw a very Illumlnat-
ing light on the distribution and class
iricatton OF our population. While in
the strictest sense farm population does
not mean farmers IL gives a fairly
aceurats estimate OF the people who
dwell In rural communities, Since tho
coming OF the automobile and the good
roads. the rural population has been on
tho increase. Tho agricultural popula-
ton - not Increased. but the rural
population IL. with tho continued
shortening Of distances by good roads
and tho automobile and the migration
OF tho ~cooped-up city jewellers to tho
country. tho farmer will become more
identified with tho city and the city
man will become moro a farmer.
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Merely McEvoy;
A-aAAABy ]. P. McEVoYA
i THE BARBER

Il gel to thinking sometimes say Aerk the laro"r 10 ms VIZ hNN
thinking about the nohe things We used to boiler ahout and get vi NJ P "
during the war Making the word safe for democracy and TINS Is INC VI" ,"n
end a nd III the rest IF hat sin and then pick III the papers ANU NV
so full of fighting from everywhere l car hardN ferret out me H"""e
WHY. only TODAY | was telling tho jantor Of n big anar1nent huHdlNE "" '
In to get a massage and Il manicure every one &! n while. I WaS telling hn ""'
ought To have charge Of an apartment building scrarp'ng al! he 'm'' """"
downstairs. II Il Amt m thing its two or three Others sometime h'
notion to quit It all ard retire ,
And avs our apartment building IS Just Ike the world Is "Se "FN
be.s a lot of nations living together here in \ sort Of al apartment n'"""t
the earth. They don't even " it. Just sortcr tnnants or s"m"""S ~"
uhar do hey 40 al the i'm | SIX You" What do they To- N 'F "N 81"
M int up and down hi stairs sni on the landings ant In The basement '"
and when they die on heir children take Il ~ and continue where" the 81" '""H
eft on .r,,m
Sountres | think say Neck tn Barber. hat the Lord must get h"H "'
-,rpin. this partmcnt building called the earth. listening I" the. tenants ~"
,.in,s ALI tho Ue and trying TO get thcn to stop lighting each other ann I've
IKE human beings And car Imagine Him saying sometimes ne Jus
.hmr, rnodv =, throw All the tenants out and get some new ones that hh" no"
~ hoba,.o or else level the whole darn thing nd turn the place into 4" pa''"s
... u. L,y bnw to x, along together without srapring ana can SFe"
,h.r ,rc doing something useful ad ccevaurE Ike giving mix ma h"uF "'
tNT ""s ""S "m, -, =, .,s ,rk rho porher j + McEyoy
Iprnicurd by Associated Eitors)
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SEEK To THWAR7
COURT MANDATE
ELECTRICAL WORKERS. BROTHER
HOOD ENTERS SUIT TO AN
null PROVISIONS
Question Of Jurisdiction OF chicago
Court Is Rais e6-Legality Of Daugh-
orty Injunction Attacked.

Washington. Sept. 7.rLcgality or the
order obtained by the government lroT
Federal District Judge Wilkerson ~
Chicago. restraining the striking ran
way shopcrafts and the railroad broth
erhoodS from interfering with transport
lat!on In prosecution of the shopmeh ;
strike, was assailcd today in a suit Ill
cd In the Supreme court OF the District
OF Columbia. by the international Bro
rherhood or Electrical Workers.
The question of jurisdiction OF the
chicago court was also raised by tho
petition which denied that the plain
.tirfs had been guilty Of an Illegal act
"hcfore or since" July l..
would Stop enforcement.
The electrical workers asked a per
mannnt injunction to prevent United
states Attorney Gordon and United
STATES Marshal Snyder from enforcing
locally the provisions Of the chicago
order. Within two hours after the Ill
ing at the suit-whiCh was set TOT
hearing next S~aturday-Mr. Snyder had
served formal notice OF the Chicago In
junction on J. l.. Noonan, president OF
the Electrical workers. on most or the
other local leaders named as defcn-
danis before Judge Wilkerson. and was
'nsiituliuG Il search for William ii.
Johnston. mead nf the machinists assoc
citation, who was said TO have "d!Sap-
reared again" after visiting his offcc.
The m~achn!sis' leader, according 10
some Of his associates. howereV. had
left for Chicago. before Marshal SnyTer
started out with the official copies or
the restraining order.
Has Nation wide Scope
While the electrical workers peti-
,ion was said to have been filed solehy
on their own behalf and without refer
rncc to the other six unions on strike.
MIR. Noonan said they expected both the
temporary order and the permanent
! writ to have n nation wide scope.
Officials Of the department OF justice
would not comment for publication upon
the recourse of the strikers to the
courts. but unofficially they expressed
the opinion hat If the supreme court
Of the District OF Columbia should grant
) the temporary restraining order, II
would open UP wide enu leading 10
/ possible upsetting by courts Of other
! Jurisdiction Of injuncttons and restrain
ing orders granted by the district
supreme court-such as those IN var
ions hackers and other important cases
Under the Sherman and Clayton
Acts.
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THE NATIONAL ROAD

Turning with sweeping hope and amor
Gus grace
Pas, miniature plains and wreath-loved
mountains low,
Lone pine-k!ssed citadels. and broaden
ing wales.
O'erbrowcd with morbid graves OF lone
some stone.
Past %renovating glens arched with the
hue
The odorous hevy Of the claspinE towns
Sweeps the age honored way paved Ger
the feet
or caravanic travellers. who with WHIP
Piled by ambitious arms, crossed to the
west
Hunting a newer home, where untraV-
erscd.
BY foreign element. a cabin reared
It's rubnatorIal head waving farewelel
To The rose tinted east; now sleeps tho
past
And flames the forehead Of the changed
Der Times evolved and still evolving
round.
Since now the weary travellers are al
Counted with the era that they saw.
While on their laborous mound ne"
figures dream
OF newer hopes. traversinG win las'
stride
Sowing by the same waters none being
tired
Or weary by the way, but onward send
The trameling feet OF the progressive OK
Awake 10 the great future OF the earth!
BY William Walter DeBo!t
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Friday, September 8, 1922.
THE BUSINESS CYCLE THEORY

Tho widespread adoption among the commercal public Of he s"ca'ei bus"
mass cycle theory" la been a great help to he prosperity boomers N III stock
market as vel as In the business world. One OF the elements In the business
eycle notion Is lat here Is a movement In business upward nd down"ard
which "a a kind II a cyciial trend or wave motion. The upward movement o.
prices business trade and bank deposits leads W to prosperity. while the OPP
poats or downward movement leads 10 panic or depression.
1t AS been reiterated. over and over again.. " the rosperity that
90 ma. now On t, inward swing OF the movement Predictions. based o n
cyencal Deductions have been made during ,he past week that the upward move
mnt OF the stock market would continue until soma time about the middle or
stock market
or COURSE sue predictions when accepted tend strongy to hep '"e boom
tag" OF stock prices The business cycle nay serve IS a basis for the Individual
sock amber VI IL certainly Is a very poor EXCUSE for the artificial booming
& business n a unreasonable Initiation OF prices
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JUSTICE A RETIRES

Tho retirement Of Associate Justice
John II. Clark from the Supreme Bench
On his sSth birthday Is an unusual ex-
position Of a mans philosophy Of life.
In hts letter Of resignation, Justice
Clark gives a hint: ITO read many
books which have not had time to read
IN a busy l.te. 70 travel and 70 serve my
nelkhbors n some public causes IN
WAYS I cannot serve them when hold
ing important public ~plaee-thess are
reasons why a man si1ty-five years
young. leaves tho bench"
Time 20 read good books. to travel
and to help his ~nelghbor. Is a simple
philosophy. but a wonderful Flower
Garden" FOR retirement. A breath from
the classical days. Ono can see Cicero
:aoor!ously and p~alnstak!ngly dressing
his vines or reading Yirsirs bucolics
or writing De Senectute." Or Augustus
tending his frugt trees on the isle OF
Tiberius. Or Diocletian irving up his
scepter TO enjoy the delights OF Rasusa.
or Emperor Charles V going 10 4 mon
astery % complete his days.
One can see. n contrary. Napoleon
chatting at the confines OF 81. Helena. or
voltalre scorrInE his Punishment TO
England. or, in later days. tho Kaiser
moaltirg in Holland.
Leisure with dignity and a Flower
Garden" waiting. Publications. may be
appropriately extended to Justice Clark.
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ton expert. afterwards a commercial
flyer. but always a preacher and always
working for the bet;erment and advance
ment OF flying machines and for the
education OF the public in aviation. HIS
death Is a regrettahle loss 10 the coun-
try. but hi. life was one Of service and
humility. and Is a good example OF that
sxplorative adventureness so character
!stIcally American.
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INTEL INKLINGS
(w. 8.

Huntington had a 800 police court
Labor Day. 1924 Of which was paid by
local speeders. sl37 by gamblers and
the balance by hootCh hounds. II she
keeps up this clip she'll soon cease to
be the Second City in some respects
anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

Matilda Mccormick has refused a
s1.O0o.o 900 movie contract. She Is about
the only We know or have heard of h
could or would do such a thing.
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What Other
Editors Say

With cloth production in this country
$4,000, 900 yards short on account OF
lost production due to strikes. It's going
to take some stretching TO mako skirts
longer rs the fashion-makers forecast
EaIrmont Times.
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II l. Is folly to be wise. then wee
are oppressed with the wisdom OF the
girls wearing their skirts longer and
their waists lower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

"Gompers backs move TO Dust
neutrality-suspicious. moves 70 GUST
people Is just ono OF Gompers' most
delightful pastimes.
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Europe is generally agreed that Il Is
about 10 blow up. and blow up@it prob
ably will II for no better reason than so
Il can tr%iumphantly proclaim to the
world. I'VE told you so."-Morgantown
Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

Emma Goldman mourns. IN behalf o.
harse,f and Alexander Workman. mat
nobody seems 10 want US They have
been kicked oit 81 only four or ave
leading countries 50 far Emma. We
FEAR. is growing senSittre.-hansas CITY
Sta..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The s~emI-annual bar examination
will he held at Charleston Wednesday
and Thursdy. Sept. 10 nd IA. About %
pplicants will be examined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The city board OF directors Of Fair
mont has decided TO pave four streets;
namely Maple avenue hamilton street
Mckinney street and Fourteenth street
Bids will be opened for the work on
Sept. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

T~wcnty-seven years after ne had been
convicted, a client down in West Vir-
rinia returned 10 pay his lawyer. The
LAWYER had 10 walt A little time. but
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then. It Is partly his own fault.-Par-
kersburg News.

The American people arc eager TOT
greater prosperity and Il will come "hen
more people get 10 work. ldleness Is the
curse Of the country Just -
burg Exponent.
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It's getting 30 that fRrmers are AFRAID
Of raising bumper crops for fear @f get
ting bumped ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The professional labor agitors who
wan, TO stir up trouble should miro a
couple OF blinds.
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Yes. relatively Is the whole thing. just
as DR.. Einstein has pointed out so clear
~, and we suppose old solomon lnea
Of an ascetic was A bigamis'.-oh'o
StRte Journal.
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former West Virsinian, having sraduat.
ed from Parkersburb High school ~
1915. He also graduated from Corneil
university in 1921. Miss Brand Is
graduate OF w. v. L.
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They say the best exhibits at the
fair ara 10 be seen az the swimming
pool.
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A good t%ip-didn't bet-horse wins
life's saddest moment.
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Bid. will he advertised for in the
near future 70 rthe new city incincr-
ator to he built at Charleston. This
will cost approximately $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The Decker creek road has heen Sc
lected in preference 10 the king~ood
pike through the Clinton district as the
route OF the state highway connecting
Morgantown with kingwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The English government seems 70
have put reverse English" on the art
!st who started for America. four
months ago. and is stu detained IN
Canada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

Mrs. E. S. Amos was reelected presi-
dent of the Marion county ". {. I. U.
at Warrington on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The marriage Of Miss Beulah Grace
Brand of Morgantown to DR.. John. A,
Rathbone Of Putnam, Conn. was solem-
nized on Tuesday. Dr.. Rathbone is a
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.Judg!n' from wot we seen or IN coun-
try da mes on Wednesday. they grow
EN- bout as well as their city couns'ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The New Dominion OF Moreantown
celebrated It's tw~enty-ffth anniversary
Yesterday as 4 daily Newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

The Petersburg station OF West
Virginia state police has been closed.
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Bradley Lane Of Beckley was stabbed
several times with an ice pick in A hght
with Paul and Oren Stanley on Monday.
He Is not expected to recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

A Teller ast us were was "Rermann's
booth"
He'd just done a ten spot az Mounds
,.I1'n
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Three Men Arrested in Martins
Ferry."-Headline. \
Hope they put 'em back hefor" next
census: might prove emharrass'n.
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Everybody likes 10 eat at a cafeteria
except an ex-service man.
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Yes. Horace. II a pony has a female
name rs safe { play 'er [ show
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The cocoa producing tree" We read.
REQUIRES tender nursing.
Yep. and some OF those who use the
product OF its leaves require nursing
In some OF our nut conservatories."
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WEST VIRGINIA NEWS

irnior Ku KluX Khan has been or
at Charleston. composed OF
young boys OF that city.
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"A!rplane Reaches Cuha."-Heaaiine.
Then the occupants probably reached
for. Guess what?
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Bishop. In Address. Defends Young
GIrls."-Headiine.
His statement. We note. was: Ihe
young are not All. going astray.
II you call this defense. we'd hate
10 hear the prosecution.
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Investigation Of Red Light District
Asked."-Headline.
According 10 police court records sew
eral have investigated" it-and got
soaked for II.
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The county hospital at Morgantown
will be opened Oct. l.
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The Films were pagans until the
twelfth century" We read.
Probably saw their finish and turned
to Christianity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08

Woman has boon T"NHH'TF"'V" TIT
she stlll is willing to pay fiiiy per cent
more for a frock If The salesman talks
a little French.
Let's see. wasn't there some lax
ina, the doughboys would run this
country when they came back:
When the ladies' boss IN" lan0' no
doubt the ideal form Of government VIII
be n perfect thirty-stX.
You Omit always tell. and II may De
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Viva
OF
Wheeling
BY J. T..


On Market street today / saw a little
girl CARRYING A doll-one OF those RED
and gold and tinsel affairs that you win
from the concession men at the s's'e
Fair.
The little girl WAS ragged and dirty.
and She looked tired-oh, SO tired-but
from her eyes there shone a radiance ut
hardness and she Rugged the red and
gold and tinselled doll close to her
heart. She was happy and / knew that
the doll had brought happiness even II
1t was red and gold and tinselled and
had queer looking legs and funny eyes.
l, was hot yesterday and | went into
a Greek confectionery store to ouF 4
cooling drink. Standing at the fountain
was a young couple and he was ouyins
her a box Of candy. They we're both
from the country and had come in to
attend the state fair.
Pretty soon he found tho box he want
ed. 1t was pink and had slEKy paper
all over II. and il was tied with blue
ribbon. Her eyes fairly shone with de-
light when he gave II to her ana shs
never even thanked him. but the look lii
her eyes was far more eloquent thar
anything she could have said.
He was a great big man and she "as
a little bit OF a m pretty IN a
petite way. Their bapy was nearly as
big as she was and they were all three
seated at a table in a Market street res
taurant. The man was feeding the BABY
and he did IL so ~awkwardly that every
one who saw il laughed. Presently the
baby took the spoon and commenced TO
! feed itself and the man. looked SO re-
: lieved that ! had TO laugh.
sitting just back OF them in the res
| taurant was a girl who was what ram
ouin might call "overdressed." II was
A. luncheon and she had on one OF these
dresses that the sleeves are merely
tackd together. She wore lots OF cheap
ieyelry and her face was painted and
powdered and her lips rouged. She was
oyerdone and over perfumsd. The girl
who waited on her was dressed In a
simple black frock and white apron and
had no make up nor was her hair a re-
cent product Of the marcel waVers. but
she was freshly and invisoratingly
pretty and when she was near the over
dressed girl the comparison WAS
most noticeable. It was real beauty
AGAINST the false and 1t reminded me OF
Ring out the false, ring In the true
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We hear lots OF EN- sayIn' they'd
like TO have Two fingers: out the COZ
ored editor who received a lett hanh'
with Ave fingers" on Il don't pear 10
be ttckled over II.
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will eventually t!re OF huskF'
1t takes a lot OF nerve for any m"d'
neoplc, Incapable Of self. government
And yet me backbone OF our civilisa
tion ,s ompose Of men who eat with
,bsIr coats OF except when there Is
company.
There are always Compensatsons'
When the small boy is required I" pu'
on shoes he escapes a great deaI or ioot
washing.
The scars OF war are healing. ana
Won seldom hear n ~doughhoy cusstnG
Franco for keeping the manure pile in
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A lone gunman help up and rooed
F. s. Stiltner. receiving cierg OF 'he
Ohio Valley Electric Railway company
at Huntington or sS46 early Monday
morning. while he was counting the re-
CENTS OF the company for the preceding
day.
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pine Showing BY Realty Men
Headline.
From a financial point. yet. but a
ebou; as far as 4; goes.
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One woman arrested for speeding IN
Huntington admitted the charge. eui
said she thought she was in the coun-
try"
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tho front yard .. u. ., co,s,,r, aNo-t
h. hasn,y yet extermnated the Armcn!a"% ..r
The cir who likes to st on her. dads knees" and tell him S"o"' Things """
,cransa an invitation to ride with a stranger 5000,
Thu, kind of amer remind us that the generate AN aror' TO ne "'e a'
,hIn tho lieutenant because lie Is sure of his superiority.
protected by Associated EUtors)
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The wet" protest signed by 2SO.o')
Chicgaous is the best boost promotion
has had tor man moons.