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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-16

A. J. Wylie, president, Mrs. Warner
Whipple, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs John Blanchard. Mrs
Lucy Bennett, Miss Grace Clamau.
Mr. Addison Small and Miss JOS Pres
ton attended the graduation exercises
in Ottawa Thursday night Wrigu,
Finley was one OF the - graduates
The concert held at the church Fri.
day night was well attended Every.
one enjoyed the program rendered
by the talented musicians.
Mr and Mrs David Edgtcomb. Jr..
motored to Beloit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. Wilshav, where they spent sun.
av with Mrs. Edgecombs parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilm0ur
Mr.. and Mrs John Small spent
Sunday evening in La Sale
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Finley and family
attended the graduation exercises in
Ottawa Thursday evening.
Mrs. Warner Whipple entertained
with a surprise picnic lunch at her
home Tuesday noon in honor OF Mrs
Charlotte Whipple's birthday. 500"
was played in the afternoon, FIRST
prize being won by Mrs. !. ). Edge
comb and consolation by Mrs. r. d.
Freebairn Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 5. Edgecomb. Mrs.
Harold Edgecomb. Mr. and Mrs. John
Wylie, Ethel Worsley, Miss Mary
Wylie, Mrs. Mary Wylie, Mrs. A. J.
Wylie, Miss Roxy Wylie. Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Mrs. r. d. Freebairn. Mrs.
Ernest Johnson and son Louis, Miss
Eva Jones, Mrs r. W. Jones. Mrs.
Lucy Bennett, Mrs. Fairfield, Miss
Mary Fairfield, Mrs Woodward and
daughter suzanne, Of Horizon, Wis.
and guests from Chicago.
Ray Teausaus, Of Mendoza, spent
Tuesday with Waltham friends
Miss Babe Edgecomb spent the
week end with Miss Charlotte Davis,
of Ophir
The Misses Minnie and Pearl Sion
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Ed. Cameron,
Henry Wilsey and Rob Wilson
were Troy Grove callers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Davis spent sun
lay afternoon at the John Small
nome.
Mrs. Ed Cameron spent THURSDAY /
'ftenoolrat the Harry Burke home. I
Eugene Small was a La Sale caller
Wednesday,
Mrs. r. D. Marquis returned Friday
o her home in Kansas City, No. af.
er having spent several weeks visit,
ne friends here
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-16
FIIpht Of pineons

Experiments have shown that mig.
cons are able Ia uutstrlp The fastest
express trains, although ON The aver.
age they lly at The rate Of only "a
miles an hour. \ French expert ex.
Presses the opinion thar they can al.
tain u velocity Of more than 20 miles
an hour They are said To be I'm.
able to ily long distances In per.
iectly straight line; apparently they
are easily driven aside Icy shifting air
currents.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-16
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TWENTY.THREE
UNDER ARREST
Police Court win BE Busy Place THIS
Morning with Usual week
end Docket.
No Speeders Arrested Sunday-Moss
On Program Today VIII Be
Ordinary prunks

The usual big Monday session OF
police court will be presided over TINS
morning by Fol'ce Judge John $ Ritz
George Sarigor was found sitting on
the curb near Twenty-th!rd and Market
streets last night by Policeman knahe
dlspla ytnE big IS Calihre revolver.
Sarigou could give no excuse for having
the revolver in his possession ana he
was arrested.
William Reynolds and Tom ktlgor
both colored. went to the home or -ir
and Mrs. clint Kemp on the South Side
for a visit last night. Mr. and Mrs.
Kemp are also Colored. After spend
ing several hours the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kemp they were about ready
20 leave for the night when Mr.. and
Mrs Kemp called Policeman Connors
and Informed the officer that Reynolds
and Kilgor had stolen 500 from them
When searched neither OF the men had
any money on them. Charges OF being
drunk were placed against Mr.. and Mrs
Kemp and all four will nc arratGned
this morning.
Policemen Heller. Rice. Horstman
Moran. Schane. Connors and Stahley
Will be the officers making charges Of
drunkness against the following:
Clin Tracey, John Curtis. Jenar Nc
Cord. Edward Smith. Pat Crane. John
Roberts. Mary Wheeler. Alfred Travis
Emmett Hornbeck, Sam Mtlligan. John
Davis. William Rosin. Steve Nick, Con
Kuroek. John Hazlett. William tau-
stick and Edward Ol!ce.
TAYLOR Jones will be arraigned by
Motorcycle Policeman James Stanley on
a charge OF splitting gravel on Market
street Saturday afternoon and falling
to clean II up.
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ARRANGE COUNCIL
ON A MORATORIUM

Paris, July 23.-(Ey The Associated
Press)-A conference between David
LLOYD George the British prime min
'=ter. and Raymond Foincare, tire
French premier. to Il scuss the question
OF A moratorium for German has been
arranged for the first part Of August
II Is expected that tho conference
will assume the proportions Of meet
ing ~ the supreme council. and 1t Is
generally understood here that Belgium
IS sure to be represented. and IL the
Italian cabinet crisis Is solved in time.
Italy will also have delegates present.
Realization that h . reparations
question has reached a decisive crisis
- hold responsible in French circles
for Premier Foincare overcoming his
oft expressed aversion for supreme
councils and his decision 20 have the
matter ~ German moratorium dis
Cusced before the first supreme council
he has agreed 10 attend since he was
called m the premiership.
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gested the appointment of ono mine'
and one OPERATOR as technical advisers.
but neither to have a vote or voice IN
he deliberations Of the tribunal IN"
telegram reads:
ogle's Telegram
I'm order that there may be n" mis-
understanding In the minds OF tn" mem
bers OF Your administration or in the
minds Of the public concerning The att
tude Of the operators who attended
your Washington conference. toward
the appointment of q tact-indlnG tri-
Sunal by you. l respectfully and strong
ly urge upon YOU the ACCESSIBILITY OF
immediate selecting the men whom YOU
desire TO act so that the tribunal can
proceed at once to investigate the ques-
lions at issue between miners and oper-
atOrS IN the union fields. As we have
pointed out before. We strongly feel
that this tribunal should be non-par-
tisan without either miners or operators
being included IN It's membership.
IF It is felt advisable by you to have
technical advice for the benefit OF Tn"
tribunal, I might suggest that one
operator could be selected by the opera
tors and one miner by miners 70 sit
with your tribunal in a purely advisory
capacity. hut without voic" or vote.
feel. and l know that large majority,
II not all OF tho union bituminous oper-
Rtors feel. that such a tribunal selected
by you. iC Immediately appointed. could
with a comparatively short tim" time
develop outstanding essential facts IN
regard to the situation. With such
facts before II. the tribunal would be
able to give information 10 the public
and to you that would strengthen you'
hand in carrying out your program 10
start the mines in accordance with your
proclamation to governors OF tho sever
al states involved on hnsis OF wages
which inevitably must mean liquidation
Of costs and prices 10 meet the demands
and the requirements of the public.
Il also have in mind that thorough
investigation Of all the facts relating
10 the union bituminous coal fields vii
be extremely helpful 10 the American
public and to the coal industry as wei
and should lead 10 some constructive
suggestions
You may no assured that In thu
meantime the operators of Indiana are
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FERRY GREEK IS
STRUCK ON HEAD
WHILE ON STREET

Martins Ferry police are this morning
locking for Nick kathcrinas. Greek. al
lego. TO have assaulted Nick kamellls
late est night as the latter was walk
ing along street in the north end CT
Martins Ferry. kamrellis, who is
shoemaker. alleges he recognized kath-
erinas in tn" sruffl" that followed the
assault. and will. this morning, swear
ont 4 warrant for his arrest.
Tie trouble between the two IL Is said.
dates back over year, when kam"lllS
.uld t. Kathcrnas pair Of shoes for
Sln. Kathcrnas. 1t is said only paid
MALT Of the purchase price at the time
and up IN few weeks ago had declined
to make any further payment. Several
weeks ago. KamrelliS brought suit in
the court of Justice Davis and wac
given Judgment. 1t Is said katherinas
has several times since made threats
he would do bodily harm to Kamrellis.
Martins Ferry police expressed the
belief that Kamrellis' wearing a straw
hat probably saved him from further
injury and possibly murder. as his hot
was completely crushed by the blow
over the head the man was struck.
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FACT FINDING
COAL TRIBUNAL
IS NOW URGED
Oglc Wires President Such a
Body Could Strengthen
His Hand

indianapolis, July @@.--tRy' The As
sociatcd Press president Harding was
urscd Ia appoint immediately non
partisan fact finding tribunal To inquire
into the coal .llUation, IN telegram
sent him toni2;at by VI oEic' preH'-
den, Of the National Coal association
The president announced the c"nS'dtra-
ZION Of such a commission last week
Surh tribunal II appointed immed!-
stclv. could develop within a compare
,Iyclv short, time such facts regarding
,h. coal industry. says the telegram as
would strengthen Your hand IN carry
ing out your program 10 start the mines
In accordance with Your proclamation
10 the governors % he several states
involved"
Mr. Ogle in the telegram. also suG-
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WANTED,

VAN L ELL.
Bv the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
following Railroad NJ &C n cs an"
Helpers.
20 Cents Fer Hour
MACHINISTS.
BOILER MAKERS.
RLACKSMITHS.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS,
a Cents Per Hour
MACHINIST HELPERS.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET METAL WORKER HEhFsHo
ELECTRICAL. WORKER HELPERS
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPARERS AMI
INSPECTORS, 10 Cents Per HOUR.
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRERS AND
. INSPECTORS, So Cents Per Hour.
Men who have had some experlen0o
In mechanical work. also young men ioi
helpers to DO placed under instructlons.
will be advanced 10 positions carrSinS
higher rates Of pay as they become eh-
ncIent. ,,
In accordance with resolutions Issue"
nv Irnlted States Labor Board July Sro'
new man accepting employment are
within their rights and are not st,tNe
breakers, and have the moral as VOL a.
! legal right TO engage In railroad serF-
Ice and will have protection or every
branch OF government. both stare anu
National
Apply to Baltimore & Ohio Rallroao
Co., District Master Mechanics ONCE
256 Second Floor Passenger Stat!on
Whsslt,r w, Va. july5-tf
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Morrcs TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received At
the office OF The Board OF Commission
ars OF tho County Of Ohio. until ll:O0
o'clock A. NJ. Saturday. August 18th.
1922, for the construction OF brick
surface on a Stag base Is feet In width.
on portion Of tho Stone Church Road
in Triadelphia District approximately
1900 feet in lensth) beginning at the
city limits.
The work to be done according 70
State Standard Specifications and Plans
on Ale In the office Of the Clerk OF The
board OF Commissioners and the County
Road Engineer.
Proposals must be made on forms
furnished by the Engineer. and be &C
companied BY a certified check for FIVE
80 per cent OF the total mount OF the
bid
The Board OF Commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF
The Board Of Commissioners or the
County OF Ohio.
II c. Underwood
Clerk.
A. c. Hoffman.
County Road Engineer.
3ulyll-lI-24-31
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earnestly working with Governor Nc
Cray and the local authorities TO deter
mine the best and most effective plan
under which the production of coal can
be resumed. and ! am informed that tho
,rcrators in all other states are work
ing 10 the same end. All operators IN
all districts. union and non-union, unite
Ir slrporting YOU in your determine ton
IN protect every man In his inaleinable
right 10 work.
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A. c. Hoffman.
County Road Engineer.
julyll-l7-24-S |
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA..

THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING CHARLESTON
A meeting OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
held on the goth day OF July. n. D.. l922.
CASE NO. 1851
NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA. Application FOR authority
20 change rates at Wheeling. Ben
wood. and certain rural communities
N the Counties OF Ohio and Marshall.
Whereas. application has this day
haAn fled by the Natural Gas Company
~ West Virginia FOR authority 10
change It's rates at wheeling. Benwood.
and certain rural communities in the
counties OF Ohio and Marshall. IL Is
ordered that leave he granted 10 any
Interested 70 Ale objection thereto
h.'ore the Commission at any time on
o. before the Sth day OF August, 1922.
and this matter be set down for hear
ing at meeting OF the Commission TO
he held al It's offices In the Capitol
HuIld!nS IN the City OF Charleston on
said sth day ~ August 1922. at ten
o'clock a. m, at which time anyone may
appear and make such objection there
10 a. may be deemed proper.
II Is further ordered that the appli-
cant puhIiSh copy OF th'S otd"T once
e-~h week FOR two successive weeks in
two newspapers Of opposite politics. II
such there. ne. and Of general circula-
ton IN the county or counties affected
~ the proposed change in rates; and
said applicant shall also mall TO or
servo on each ~ its consumers affected
thereby AZ least ten days prior 10 said
sth day 81 August 1922. written notice
IN the form prescribed by the Commits
.ior. showing that u has applied 10 The
Public Service Commission for author
Nv 10 change It's rates. the rates pro-
posed 10 be charged. and the time and
place Of such hearing; making dus re-
turn ofoan thereof on or before the day
OF hearing.
\ Copy.
Teste r 3. Brrnheim
Secretary
july2i-3l
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RIVER STAGES

Davis Island Dam: lo2 feet. rising.
cloudy.
Warren. foot stationary. rain.
M,rraurown: I feet. stationary.
cloudy.
city: eight inches. stationary
clear.
..Ikcl,sburg: lo2 feet falling; cloudy
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SELECT ME

IT Won will notice we still have some
fine houses at reasonable prices.
Warwood. Warwood ave. rooms and
ia IN
South Eofr st. s rooms and hath $500
y. Main St IN rooms and bath ST. 900
McColloch St. rooms and bath. 1880
Garden Court. b rooms and bath. SSooo
l4rh St. rooms and bath o,ooo
18th St, S rooms and bath Sl2rooo
Vine St, Q homes: one rooms and bath;
one ! rooms, lot ROx110-50xS0. Price
fo- both ........ $500
Insurance Money to Loan
Ask for MIR. GROHAN
Quarter Savings & Trust Co.
Wheeling, W. Va
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wAMFEp-MALE AND FEMALE

young ladies' and four
young men. live wires, for canvassing
10 introduce something new. 80 Pc
cent commission. Special sale price
Quick sales. Apply at 5000 Guernsey
ST.. TO /. NJ. or write /. Foulos 20,
paIIaIre Ohio. july2l-I
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WYOMA HOLINESS
CHURCH BLOWN UP

Callipnlis. Ohio. July 23.-County
authorities today were investigating the
dynamlting Of tho Holiness church at
Wyoma W. Va. near hero. The dyna-
hitting occurred last night after the
windows Of the church had been shat
tered by bullets.
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FEW TROOPS ENGAGED

Limerick. July 23-rBy the Associat-
ed Press)--FrOm the beginning To the
end If the operations which ended with
the capture of Limerick on Friday by
the Free State forces the Irregulars out
numbered the Nationals. Not more than
700 Free state troops were engaged.
while the Republican forces reached at
least 1000. The whole center Of the
city was involved in the battle zone.
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NO FURTHER ACTION
CONTINUED from Psss ons)

announced tonight tho he will CONFER
here tomorrow with w. P. Noone. rep
resenting the station CLERKS organiza-
ton.
1t was reported also that the general
chairman Of the union composed OF rail-
road and steamship clerks. freight
handlers and express and station en-
ployes will meet here Tuesday.
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Futuro L. Problsmattcaf.

Washington. July 23.-The govern
ment's future course in the situation
created by the strike OF railroad shop
craftsmen was still left in the realm
Of conjecture today, though President
Harding. who was in personal touch all
dag Saturday with the problem and per-
sonalities in it. cancelled his weekend
engagements TO stay at the White
Home Sunday where he could De In
close communication with whatever
government agencies were active.
Attorney General Daugberty. Secre-
tary Hoover and Chairman McChord OF
the interstate commerce commission.
were said to have agreed today on the
power Of the commission to exercise
certain supervisory authority over the
carriers which would assist in the
operation of Mr.. Hoover's plan for
rationng the reduced coal supply.
The commission, 1t was agreed. I'M
der the terms Of the transportation act.
could require railroads to embargo ship
ments Of coal unless consigned to points
and territories deemed to have greatest
need for fuel.
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DIED

Sunday. July 23rd. 1877 al
1850 O'Clock y. m, at the reSldehC..
1905 Jacob street, MARGAkE
HUTCHINSON. wife OF William y
Jones in the 49th year or her age
Funeral from the residence Wednesday
morning 7:%o requim mass st JoSephS
Cathedral \ o'clock Friends invited
Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Mt Pleasant Pa ana MorSah'o"h w
Va. papers please copy.
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KNON-On sunday. July 2%rd l'@2 AT
o'clock a. m. at the nome "I "t'
daughter. Mrs. r. Il. GIBSON. Halue
Run. ELIZA. wife OF the Iatc James
F. Knox in the send YEAR ~ her age
Funeral services at tho residence OF her
daughter Tuesday afternoon CI"ch'
Friends respectfully invited. Inter
ment Greenwood cemetery.
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THELMA MAY HAWKINS. wife OF
William - Hawkins in her 2lst year,
al the North Wheeling Hospital at
40 a. m. Friday morning.
Funeral services at the residence or
father, William II. cling. l4?-l9th St,
Monday afternoon. July Path at 2;"o
u. m. Friends respectfully invited.
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AGENTS wANTED-Sell army shoes.
raincoats, blankets. shirts etc. direct
to wearer Live wires make $50 To Sloo
weekly. We deliver. collect. Write
how to obtain free samples. Consum-
ers Trading Co. Sll-6?l Broadway. New
york july24-g
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HEss-On sunday July %. 1922 at cts
o'clock D. m. AZ the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Charles G"rrel. No.
IFS avenue {. Loring Place. Elm
Grove. JOHN HESS. aged 81 years
month and 10 day.
Services at his residence. No. 40 avenue
g I,orinE Place on "Wednesday morn
ING a, 10 O'Clock Friends respect
ruiIy invited. Interment Greenwood
cemetery.
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FOE aALE-AUToS.

FOR SALE-New Oakland Sport Model
Gail Gwendolyn Edwards. Martins
rsrv 122-R July22-i
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Every conting ency oanvassed

Every possible contingency in connee-
ton with the rail situation has been
canvassed by President Harding In his
conference with advisers in the cabinet
and with members Of the senate, 1t was
understood. the suggestions placed be-
fore the government including even fed
eral control both Of railroads and mines
as a step to be considered in the final
emergency. Other suggestions were
said to have been that the strike be
left to wear itself out. the government
maintaining policy Of protecting
interstate commerce meanwhile: that
labor representatives be charged In
court proceedings with conspiracy to in
terrupt Interstate commerce; and. fin-
ally. that railroad management be re-
quired to yield on the seniority rule,
while the railroad labor board be In
duced to modify some OF the conclusions
against which the shop crafts have
struck.
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A real NSlshed room -
available 10 enc or two
gentleman. H n 0 k .,
cool and comfortable mod
ern in every respect. fEane
7sS-w. Location 20h2 Eon
street. opposite Ohio Valley
General hospital. Julyll-u
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ron RENr

FOR RENT-Write OF phone c. A. Lar
comb for cottages at BucNet" Lake
Ohio july"2-n
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wAMrEp-AGENTS

LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS. agents. enere-
getic men. every city earn $40 daily
handling Burtz line household products.
big. quick. easy cash sales. Snapptest
sample line you ever saw Get Tree
folder and terms today. BurG t1ore
Broom Co Columbia, Pa. July2t-g
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YoR SALE.
ROOMS FOE RENT

FOR RENT-Small furnished rooms.
per week $500 and 1910. Furnished
housekeeping rooms $500 up. No OBJ
,ection 70 children. Inquire 1929 Chap
linz July24-l
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Hot liquids can be frozen by appli-
cation Of pressure alone.
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wAHrEp-AA68
INSTRUCT MANAGER


r. all EORSERLESDE QUALITY
line The Line that BLOOMS twelve
months in the year Products Guarah,
tesd-Guarantee TECTEp By
ROSD. Real leEiti m Ate reporters:
My EXPERIENCED SAh'Eo-h
CONSIDERED. Prefer salesman VINO
has had experience in crew MANAGE
ment or organization work. write Iu..
details Application treated stricIS
confidential. North American ro.1
Products Co. Cleveland. Ohio. 1uiF--'
WANTED - Two truck drivers ana
Ava laoorers. Wheeling bui'"I"S
Material Co. Peninsula. Ju'S-N
wANTED-One or two gentlemen TOT
nicely furnished front room Al con.
venIences. splendid location. Use .,
hath and phone private family. Only
tbosa who are perminately located need
apply. References exchanged. phone
aeep july20-j
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gested the appointment Of ono mine'
and one OPERATOR AS technical ADVISERS
but neither TO have Vot" or voice IN
he deliberations of the tribunal IN"
telegram reads:
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wACTEp-Llnotyp operator
Apply TO Foreman. lnteIh-
senesr composing room
r.,
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Teste. r 3. Bernheim
Secretary.
july2i-3l