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The Washington times., 1926-03-12
DR.. BALLou LEAVES
ON FLORIDA VACATION

Completely tired out by more
than two months OF convention
planning, Congressional hearing and
multifarious school affairs, DR..
Frank w. BallOu, superintendent
OF schools, babe busy Washington
d sleepy farewell last night, as he
climbed aboard train Tor Buena
Vista, Fla.
After considerable urging by
friends and associates In the school
administration. and authorization
for q ten-day rest BY the Board Of
Education, DR.. Ballou accepted the
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CO..
NEWS BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY, March
12. -Steps were taken az the
monthly meeting Of the Fairfax
County Chamber of Commerce last
night looking to the carrying on
Of an extensive campaign to al.
vertise that section Of northern
Virginia early In the spring. The
president announced the appoint
nnent OF q special committee con.
sisting of Thurlow White, OF FANS
church, chairman, and George *.
Pickett, of Alexandria, and Martin
". Webb, OF Annandale, to devise
ways and means of raising the
funds necessary to run the cam
The committee consisting Of q.
q. Gibbs, OF Mt. Vernon. Vernon
Lynch, of Lincolnia, and Martin v.
Webb, Of Annandale. appointed to
Investigate the proposed belt line
railway, announced that q conf
plete report covering the project
viii be submitted at the next
meeting.
Special Lenten services win b
conducted at st. Georges Episcopal
Church tonight by the Rev Robert
C. Castleman, rector OF Fails
Church. Services at st. Charles
Catholic Church, at Clarendon. viii
be conducted by the Rev. =. r.
I.ackey, the the Rev. e. w. john
ston win conduct the services at
st. Agnes Catholic Church, at
Cherrydale.
President Monroe II. stockett. Of
the recently organized association
At Lyon Village, announces the an
pointment as. delegates to the Arl.
ington County Civic Federation OF
Stuart T. Ashton, =. III. Harris
and James u. Chinn.
There win be joint meeting Of
the board of directors OF the Bon
Air Fire Association or the Ballstogi
fire department tonight. ct which
arrangements win be completed for
the transfer OF engine No. to the
Bon Air fire house.
The Rev. Wilbur M. Snyder. who
for the past seven years has laeen
pastor of the Cherrydale Methodist
Church announces he has accepted
s cali to Kansas City. KAN, ex-
rendered to him by the home missions.
airy board from the Maryland con-
ference. He viii attend sessions OF
conferences ct Wilmington, DEL, on
April Z, after which he plans to
leave for his new charge.
Funeral services Tor Edward
Leonard Ransdell. as years old, who
died Wednesday at his home IN
CherrydaIe. win be conducted at the
home tomorrow at O'Clock by
the Rev. G. B. Starke. Burial VIII
Be In Glenwood Cemetery. Wash
ington. where the services win be
conducted BY CherTydale Lodge.
No. ~, A. r. and Al. NJ. Of which
he was a past master. Members Of
the lodge are requested to meet
At the Masonic Temple at l o'clock.
Besides his wife. Mr.. RansdeH i
survived by two daughters, Dorothy
RansdelI and Phyllis Ransdell. and
one son, Leonard Ransdell.
Charged with violating the county
speed laws, Frederick L. Kans, and
q. b. Lewis yesterday were fined
S14.25 each when appearing before
Police Judge Harry +. 4. Thomas.
while 4 fine OF .s28.26 was levied
against Harry Oliver on q charge
of being under the influence OF
fiuuOr.
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50. 600 ASKED IN SUIT
FOR ALLEGED ISLANDER

William II. Sudduth. 1880 Euclid
St N. W.. has filed suit in the
District Supreme Court against
Barnett Rosenbloom, 71S Eighth SC.
8. E, for 100000 for alleged
alander.
Sudduth alleges that November IL.
Rosenbloonn. in the presence OF
other persons, charged him with
having taken property belonging
to RosenblOom.
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10 Soak 81 World Court

Senator Irvine u. LenrnOt Of
wisconsin, win speak on the World
Court tonight Ia Corcoran Hall. ct
H:a0 o'clock. The address III under
the auspices 0f the Policital Sciences
Club and the History Club Of
George Washington University. The
public II invited.
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YALE MAY ABOLISH
COMPULSORY CHAPEL

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 1e~
believing that coImpulsion haa in.
jured rather than helped religious
interests, = q Yale University faculty
committee has recommended aboli-
ton Of the rule requiring students
to attend Sunday chapel service.
The report was made 10 President
F4adlay.
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. BUS
LINE ROUTE EXTENDED

The Public Utilities Commission
has approved the extension of the
Rhode Island Avenue bus line to
Twenty.second and Monroe Streets
Northeast. The petition Of the
Washington Rapid Transit Com.
Fourteenth and Kennedy Streets
Northwest. into Maryland through
Silver Spring was also approved.
The commission also adopted an
order protecting the colOrS Of
taxicabs.
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Kindlr keep az contributions "
this coIann i0ithin 500 10Ords and
write on one side of the paper
only. Letters sviu be published
as soon as space peYnstts Ind
tVyiters are requested TO not b.
impatient II their contributions
ore rot printed intaaediatelN.
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Charged with violating the county
speed laws, Frederick L. Kans, and
D. b. Lewis yesterday were fined
S14.25 each when appearing before
Police Judge Harry #. 4. Thomas.
while = fine Of .s2S.26 was levied
against Harry Oliver on q charge
of being under the influence Of
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ORGAN GRINDERS MUST
STAY IN ITALY. IS EDICT

ROME. March 12.-Italian organ
grinders and trainers OF dancing
bears will no longer be permitted to
leave the country. Orders had been
given to restrict passports for thesn
men as the government feels they
injure the dignity Of Italy.
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ONCE OF 4pMINIsERA 15TIQ SALE

FREDERICK %, MAISUN.
MATSCN. CARTER. ROSS & McC0RD.
Attorneys for Indianapolis Chamber OF
Cnn1n1erne
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The Indianapolis Chamber OF Commerce
ON leave duly granted by the commission
now appears to the above entitled petit.
10 said cause and respectfully moves the
cpmmlsSion TO dismiss said petition. upon
the following grounds, to-wit:
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A o St S Spf wash rms ssBi Ear IA
SENATE S 525: 4 rms attic. toilet, sink
gas. cleo. newly deco Wash 5000
SPENCER, 1O4: Irvington: 5-rm. modern
bungalow: reasonable Main 6339
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-07
rOUND-Ar.iclee found ON lndisS
apolis street cars YESTERDAY:

DOG. collie lost or stolen: mo. old;
ring around neck. feet. tip of tail white:
vicinity St Clair and Alabama. Childs
pet Reward. Lin 4760s
GLASSES. shell-rim; in leather case; lost
n. Alabama. Liberal reward Main
k735.
RING high school between oath & Both
Sts Initials s. l.. j. inside. Rev. Ha. 1902
GRIP; boiler inspectors lost E Wash. St
Sunday night; reward. Main 0693.
VIOLIN music lost on S. Meridian car
Call DRcXel 2463
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OF REAL ESTATE
Tho undersigned, administrators OF the
estate Of Mary Wallis, deceased, hereby
she PF RSs t co9rt Of MaoP County N
on Il goth day OF Decembey, 1925, 81
900 s, Delaware st. in the City Of Ind,
day 70 day thereafter, until sold, offer for for
sale at private 9le, an the 1nterest 81 SAC
7rhe undivided one seventh interest In
and i 70 Lot Number, Two ~ IN Outlet
hundred ifty $3.50 feet deep, in the City
Of Indianap9 ds. n9 diana ia, and s,ven.
teen o'77 17Y in E5 54tsS bGmoRts sub
qydon n Ole q wv qq1d9eP 9he
ss recorded in plat book H. at page II,
IN the Office OF the recorder OF Marion
The last above, described real estate
will be offered subject ITO to 2 portgage IN
InqionaP9is in hs eqBB Of S%2 abng ct
.4 4sio NOT Of part q Ho9 Number -Four 1S Of
ga r{t0 GooF Of au soSon 10 49, Township IS
69t Of E9F s2ss baFPs 10 S i r
records Tes1Ud4 IN Tie 9 oco Of he Recorder Of
Marion County, Indiana,
offered subject to q mortgage in tho. sum
Of 50 6960 90. IN favor OF the Homo Build
era Savings h Loan Association Of Indian
SAID sale VII. DO made. subject to the ,ap-
proval OF said court Tor not, less than
the following terms and conditions. to-
Not less than one-third (1-3l OF the
the BALANCE. II any, in two, equal inst2u-
ments, duo n not moro than than, nine ,5e 81
Of sale. Tho balance 70 be evidenced by
relief. providing attorneys fees and Sc
cured by r m00rgagf IN T The real estate s9d
E11oTTt T% WE n EAF jEWETT RttorneSs
, NOTICE no AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Of School. commissioners Of the City Of
o dHSHaP &C. T Tues Sa b eS e. isSs
receive Pealed, bids for the sale and delivery
20 BIDS aS VIII H be c. considered upon cars meet
ing the following specifications: One car
only VIII be purGchased ;ou, ,wo.n.ssoocor
tw ogS brakes, 'sEx-cyiiPder motor pu
CO Gessories: good Substantial front and rear
bumpers horn, automatic windshield wiper
hodr No 6 r 5e TS aP and conn,
GyViISSdcr9 motor, tw9-wheei' bra Ses, bgeeo
following. GccessoI1esi good substantial
front qqd regr bumpers horn, automatic
Windshield wiper, heater, spare tire and
Bid No. 3-ope new two-passenger ooupe
body, two-wheel brakes, four-cyllnder mo-
tor planetary type transmission. baked
Ing accessorie5:. good substantial front and
roar bumpers, horn. AUTOMATIC windshield
winer, spare "Trip and tire carrier and RIM.
The, The pgTiccooo Of IF car bid upon shall not
Tho vendor VII be required to accept
oooe a., Nah Nah copg,pSe, year 1922. model
now car. amount allowed for old Nash
cur and the net difference to be paid,
Proposals must be made on blank form
No. 95 prescribed by tho state Board of
Accounts OF Indiana. which may he pro-
cured a, the ofhsce of the School Board,
Proposals must be submitted in a Sealed
envelope, with writing thereon plainly In
dcatlng the nature OF the bid
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids and to refrain from accepting or
rejecting proposals, for a period Of not
more than ten 100 days.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By URE NJ. FRAZER.
indianapolis. indiana
DcC q 1929
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NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR FIELD
EXAMINERS -

Notice is hereby given that the state
Of the department of Inspection and SUPER
diana win hold an omen and competitive
examination in the House and Senate
chambers on stqntehoqse Io1S5sanssols Ind
hours Of $50 e. M and IL O'clock noon.
and ] o'clock D. m. and o'clock p. M
for applicants who desire TO qualify as
field examiners for said department
LAWRENCE =. ORR
State Examiner.
GREFNBERRY G. LOWE.
Denuty State Examiner.
WALTER G. OWENS.
Deputy State Examiner.
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Legal Notices
STATE OF INDIANA

BEFORE THE % PrT TRTIRT67ASS EApvron
COMMISSION or INDIANA.
Petition of Indianapolis Power anc
Light Company TO purchase the properties
and assets of IndianaDolis Light and Heal
Company and Merchants Heat and Lighi
Company, and TO issue bonds preferred
stock and common stock and Of said Indl,
anapohs Light and Heat Company and
Merchants Heat and Light Company to
indianapolis Power and Light Company,
MOTION no DrcAFrco
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LEGAL SALE

Notice is hereby given pursuant TO the
Aprblic storage house viii on Thursday.
Jan. g. 1927 sell for accrued charges the
household and other goods belonging TO
the following named people:
Ethel Bushong B1103S, Mary z. Bow
man B105qS Constable Freeman B11305,
Constable freeman B11299. Const. Free
man B11272, Consst, Freeman a., BIZ I 5299 .
Harper B1127O Nathaniel Jores B11350.
Ray Prite B11297 Popular Finance
Continued on Next Page)
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Legal Notices

~~NN~~@>NS~SNr~o>NSNSN>s
articles are concerned II may. intend only
or otherwise under private contract.
obviously the next necessary step, be
fore new company can become public
utility. within the meaning of the act. Is
to obtain a license. permit or franchise to
gEn and oPrat9 pg6e utility o pggoperty
go, 100 and lO2 of the Utility Commission
A license. permit or franchise comforting
the privilege OF doing public utility bust
ness, ls, under our statutes. lust as much
* lis own charter. Erom me fact that
the indianapolis Light and Heat Company
and the Merchants Heat and Light Com
license franchise and indeterminate per
NIT. it does not follow that the state will!
Light Company a Suitable entity or cor COR
poration TO take. over and exercise sucn
not follow as q matter of course. that the
new company will be privileged by the
state TO operate a public utility even
though 10 wants to do so.
The State reserves the right. 10 confer
or not TO confer the priv lege OF operating
public t utility AND t9ereIo Lore Inc priX
any further step. The Indianapohs Power
own and operate a public utility plant and
equipment nor IS IT N position TO asK "
formally to the State. acting through its
mission. and asks for and obtains license,
a public utility business This Ia a sep.
crate matter, and it Is necessarily pre-
curing public utility property.
Second. 4 further step which 10 neces-
sary when the utility Ia 70 operate OF, ac-
other like utilities are operating, H. TO OBJ
tain q certificate of convenience and neces-
stiy or at the lga6t, to mako q showing
of public convenience and necessity to the
satisfaction Of the commission 1t certain
~ Is required that the commission first de
eide IL this proposed merger and consoli.
dalton will be for the convenience and
necessity Of the Indianapolis public, be
fore the commission can or viii relieve the
existing companies of their continuing
duty to operate and serve the public or
authorize the new comp9ny to take over
which must be determined by the commits
sion first and until 1t has been so deter
prayer of the new company to purchase
the properties of the other companies and
issue stocks and bonds in payment there
Third. The question raised In the Third
Paragraph Of the, above motion TO dismiss
has been fully discussed IN Part III OF
dismiss the first petition in this matter,
in cause numbered S727. The discussion
OF this point win be found in that briof
on pages Ia and 10. to which we respect
Fourth The point raised in Paragraph
3uT OF the sdPo mo9n TO Pss we
which we respectfully refer.
Fifth, The point raised IN Paragraph
Five Of the aboXe motion to dismiss If
brief. beginning at the bottom Of page :
and continuing TO the middle of page z,
to which We resp,escttf4g1lly refer.
fREDERICK p, MATsoN.
MATsCN. CARTER. ROSS & McCQRD.
Attorneys for Indianapolis Chamber OF
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By FREDERICK e. MATsoN.
Its attorneys


First The first step in bringing a pub
lie utility into existence is to incorporate
the company under a proper statute with
properly stated purposes This has been
done by the indianapolis Power and Light
Company, except that the purposes do not
heat or power to the public So far as its
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-07
Help Wonted-Mole

LOCAL MANAGER wANTED-On new
dsTc iQG this deVce Bas na
been on the market: absolutely new and
Is bound to have an enormous demand al
should net you on a small district $500
weekly. and on large district $4,000
honesty and $500 cash for first shipment
Of merchandisee. Write or wire today for
manager. 504 Michigan Ohio Bldg. Chi
cago, III.
YOUNG MEN, three, to take orders ex-
perience not necessary; $50 per week.
based on orders per day. our boys are
now writing from 3 to 10 orders per day
II you mean business apply Room l427
Peoples Bank Bldg
COLLECTOR; with or without experience
familiar with city Bring letter of refer
encn AnnlY 427 Pe0nlea Bank PldR.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale


WHY PAY RENT?
When you can buy a semi-modern bun
galow or cottage on terms of 500 TO
$3.50 and S24 to 1913 per month? We
have several choice homes on these terms
WIZ consider good vacant lot as down
payment.
Main 3715 Ia Z. Ohio st
NICE new 4-room bungalow. 41O4 Hoyt.
second house east OF Garfield: electric
lights, garage cement porch and walks.
large pantry and closets. Will sell at a
Take English Ave. street car. F. D. SAM
PIE 393a English Ave. DRex 4334
HOYT AVE, 1909 :, English Heights add
ton: new broom bungalow, opposite
Christian Park close to schools, churches
and grocery stores. cleo; cement walks and
on easy payments Take English Ave. car
Main 5072: eve, Web. 0S09
COY HOME on VILLA AVE.
broom cottage; gas, CITY water. ele,-
A. J. MEYER REALTY CO
sos National CITY Bldg. Main 1888
FlvE-RooMn house good bargain for
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Musical Instruments

PIANO. player, Kurtzman Angelus; cab
met and rolls. Rand. 4917.
PIANO. Cameron: dark case: good condi-
ton 500. Riley 5S96.
PIANO: Ellington-Manualo player. S150.
Fine condition. lrv. 1884.
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Florida

| FREE consultation with local lawyer and
bus. man. familiar with Florida law and
| you con sdt able money, 1905 National
| CIV Ranlk Bldg. Main 0035.
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Help Wanted Female

TWO young ladies wanted; high school
graduates preferred: to do clerical work
in our office at SO per day in exchange
for 9. business course. See or write FRED
W. CASE. Prin Central Business College.
University Park Bldg Indianapolis
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Situations Wanted Female

for 3 mo-; with H. s. educn. Call MRS.
WILLIAMSON. Meth. Hosp Box ALSO.
WASHINGS exp. white lady Work called
Tor: Delivered work guar. DRex 1898
HALLIDAY WORK BY WEEK
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Rooms for Rent

ANOOHtO AOI ANCIkL
1Ns~~~sN~~N~~~~e>>~
ALABAMA n; warm, cheerful front rm.,
private home: refined couple or gentle
men preferred. Reference. Lin. 6575.
ALABAMA 1925 N: nicely furnished
Sleeping rooms. Riley 2053.
BELLEFONTAINE 1908: conf. warm
RIM: walking dist Can eyes. Lin. $3.50
CENTRAL. 2806; nicely turn rm.; or 2
refined girls; priv. home Har 4765M.
CENTRAL. 1857: steam-h heated rm.: suit
able for 1 or 2. Kenwood 5537.
COLLEGE AVE, 2340s desirable rooms:
good heat modern. Ken. 5175
COLLEGE, 303S: very desirable front
room: private home Ran. 3487.
COLLEGE, 1641: warm room: clean nice
lv furnished. So 80
DEARBORN nicely furn rm. Widows
home 2 boys; reasonable. Web. 2985-J.
DELAWARE. Ma 1427; 2 single, rooms on
third floor: 500 a week. Lin. 1857.
DELAWARE. 627 N; / nice clean room
next to bath: SO 90.
MARKET. E.. 528: mod. steam heated rm.
So per wk and up. Main 5645.
MARKET. 1913 e.: well-furnished room;
girl or Employed couple: reasonable.
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Tho undersigned, admlnistrator o. the
estate Of Man. Walls de &c or aeTe0 o
the Probate Court Of Marion County, In
diana. he win at the, hour Of 1000 z; M
SOC s. Delaware St, in the city of ind
annapolis, Marion County, Indiana and from
sale at private ale, all the interest Of said
doceased Mary Wallis In and to the follow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-07
Automobiles for Sale

BUICK touring this car equipped with n
Rex top; has five brand new tires; is In
first class mechanical condition, $3.50.
gNO. BOYD MOTOR CO, 963 N. Meridian
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Not lesa than one.third t1-3l OF the
the balance II any, IN two. equal insbau-
ments,, duo II, mot moro than nine ~
Of sale. Tho balance TO be evidenced by
the notos Of the purchaser, bearing six
per cent l8G5S inter9stsfrom date waving
cured by mortgage on the real estate sod.
OTTO ~ RAFERT Administrator
NTIIOTT WTYTl & JEWETT AttOrneYA
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Business Opportunities
Miscellaneous for Sale

~S~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~|~~ ~N~~~NN~~~~~~~~~S~
BED. three-quarter Yernis Martin. springs
and mattress; good condition. Oak hall
tree with beveled mirror first class condi-
ton. Web 4017-J
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-09-16
Gsparja iattGn9t mnOoDlliIea ersn-
ia &aniaiMiitolle.

@enebe, ippst. IL p. Gspon.
jan ballitus labetti ellen mirallilen
eronootttnio &anininliiton tpirostol-
lie. sc iilGlto oil nrltotuoilht liiton
protofo!lon enltm6i len urtif(an mn
fann, misii mGdritelldGn eronneello
mallalln oleluun oiteuoen perGptpG
mainitrStn taniainmGlileStG taitot.
IeStu tuboen lpuooen fuluttlto.
@8paujou ero, poiffatiu ie on
pieni MAO on iulri istlt &aniain-
liitolle, iilld finn on ltlottltlua mai.
tlttltsapnlto Stolion ia @te1G- 9tmeri-
fan pli. llient liiton eou8taiistn toi-
mowut, ettG Tongierin G1oprtttoris
fpIDuO5 woiOoon rottoista tppODttG-
m18ti ia tGllG t0tuullo tuoon G8pon
ia totoiiin liittoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-09-16
Wti.s iunnmt inrmunia DntonasoHin
tiellS Wticbisanisin.

60. Otonta goIticistd Iot paitoI.
Ia ilrntanIo If. 8 b., t1iu ontonogo.
IoiIen mieben gtusieI Goitturen oid.
ma auto t0rmaIi Soco6 9SeItOmuun
omtstomonu ia aiumoon alttoon.
@trs So6r 8Gprpnen toImos uli.
tosIo oliia. ioi Woifeito tpomntoid,
nutto bdnen tiIonio ei ole tliiter-
foon ipooraIlinen. Onnettomiuts to.
pobtlti, frn SeItomaon autoo, iofu
of menupt pois tieIfd ia iriistuniit
oioon, oItitn tpientdsIG pois oiosto.
Seipospolioffo OF iitiiri cntistluiti
petdmdGn outon tofoiiin tielIe, tiir
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No. 81
WtnSiOlinia DritettD
imrmata
Stalian pGGministeri taas pelastni
fitin ibmeen funtta.

9too41taSto OH tieOotettli, cttd s.
Italian p1GminiSteriG @alsIolinia b.
ritetttiu tooS nutrbato If. If p:nd.
iollojn rdidbtdpd pontmi beitettiin
bGnen outoonla pasten bGnen Of.
leSIu mutfnIlu G6iei-polutiiin. Som
min beittiiG oil nuori fiipenbat-
fooia, @rmete 0jiowonnini. 9eti
topobtlrnnn iGlfeen foSciStipuollt-
cen wirosto Iibetti pppnnon; eta
eritpiIitn fostoprntbiin ei pritptlen
ioboostq rp6OpttGiii.
6eitettp pounti isfi @eusiolinin
altton ittuuloiiin, pliooten maabon
ennen rGidbtGmistd. @arrsiolini pc.
Iostti ltbfnoipolto moorulta, mitttn
uIeito Iirptfulfijoitu loitffaontui.
SeioGt luietiin ioiroolaon
8ontntinbeittGid @ioiponnint bett
ipongittiin. SGn fertoi iuapuneenia
9foon1aon 6iliattaiu guppien fartta,
fiIIG toiiiu teitG mn6ten ei BIN podS
int, fim 66ne(tG ei ollitt poSliu.
S6n on inntunot StuIiuSiu 10.
1908. g8irououtniiet lltuleruut anti
foscistieu, iotfn oimunt %uriiiSin ia
2bousisin,. pnlfanneen banet MUIR
boamonn QtusioIintn.
"Salnau tGptpo lOpPlro" blntii
p16ministeri Iuurnottomolle mGtt'
ioufoIle, iota of fofoontunlt Colon
nan toriIte, "a2eioan tdptpp tebSS
Ioppu hienotlrrtetIe8ta iupoitiepai-
-s,l,ioesta..niitG benfiI0itd fobtaan
iOtfu Otpat ipprIiiid naibin tefOibin.
OIri bppd, etta piianOmuiiet bnlli'
4l1fiet ottaiiitpot buontiooniu tamdn
ieifun fOsfp ntluttsn niiOen 9std.
tppps iuboel ,StoIian faniuan moi
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