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Iditorlal Booms—92.
Office—93.
lea-walk Branch Office—1388.
filter" I Residence—4188.
Oily ildlttn'a banana-1492.4.
“minute? I
11342.
phat If: an were 0 .-
than with drawn revolvers and
mounted patMmen were trying. at
last accounts are oar crews pom;
hob violence.
4 (Why is it thl‘t a mob always picks!
a victim who is innocent of theirl
grievance. It is nt a car crew' s fault
that the fare has gone up. it’s are
Kaiser' s.) ‘
The ordinary citizen wonders why.
when street cars are so very essential
to the daily needs of a communityl
and so especially necessary in theseI
days of speeding up labor, avoiding
kinds, particularly of:
some arrangement could
a
waste of all
time, why
not be made for keeping fares at
nickel a throw even if the roads
;weie run at a loss ,
The nickel is such a convenient:
coin. The custom of riding for it is'
iso long established. Rioting is sol
'wasteful of lime and temper, so ex-‘
pensiie in eveiy way Hatdei si‘ob—
iiems hate been solved in the past‘I
ithat of keeping the fare at a nickel."
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. Wounded severely ............ . .
Ellllllllm
Allll AWNING
The following W. are report-
ed by the Commaidlng General of the
American Expeditionary Forcea:
Killed in action ................ .
Missing in action ...... r. . . . . .
2A
23
84
Died of disease. ., .............. .. 7
“ounded tdegiee undetermined). 77
Died of wounds ................. l
Taial .................. t ...... m
KILLED lN ACTION.
Lieutenant;
Mandtixon Lehr. Albion, Nebraska.
Sammie.
Thomas Vitovec, Sioux (‘ ity. ill
Corporalo.
George A. Luther. La Crescent. Minn.
Joseph Niayporek, Chicago, lll.
Cook ornald 0. Howard.
Ferneld G. Howard, Somervllle. Mass.
Privates.
,Uiha R. lbwney, Nashua. Mont.
i(‘lemcntfi Flam-ll, Bremen, Kala.
mm— year with immense succesI. Why not: Frank A Kridex, Brazil. Ind
I~'(‘liiien(e W. lotkfinack, Donnybrook.
'N. D.
W
'srurrsnmc m economc Log; George P Mattlson, Riderville Ala.
TAXES
There was a time when the Ameri-
mn people had to be taxed indirectly.
They were not willing to pay direct
taxes in amounts suited to govern
mental needs. Tax the citizen right
out in plain sight, and he howled.
Conceal the necessary revenues
his grocery bill, his house rent.
cocktail and he DEVCI' eien knew
what happened He would \ote cheer-
filly for people who would tax hlm
indirectly. and clamor loudly against
Lanyone who Wanted him to chip right
in like a good sport for his share.
Then—along came Mr. Henry
maintaining that the source of
wealth was land and land alone, and
that land alone, therefore, should be
faxed. There was much soundness in
his doctrine, particularly in his point
of view toward the “unearned Incre-
ment" which comes to a downtown
corner owned by John Smith simply
because all the Joncss and Robinsons
in. town walk by it new day.
But Mr. Geoigea system. whatever
all
ltd economic wisdom. had the human
his
I in the geneial awakening of Inter-
East in medical and educational cirtlea,
In regard to the correction ot voca
and speech detects, the economic loss
due to them is emphasized. Many of;
these defects can be
childhood, as pointed out in an arti-
cle In The Medical Record.
There are said to be 500. 000 chlld- ‘
corrected In
t
stutteieis in the United States. ThisI
is a serious social and economic loss
in many ways. Children who stutter:
are apt to be backward In their school'
work. 0! course, not all stuttering in
cm :.iblc but it Is estimated that 50
per ccnt. of it could be cured If it was:
attacked while the stutterer
oung.
‘ The economic cost of speech dc-Q
WE!
iccis incieascs as the person so af-
flirted grows Up. The occupations,
open to the stuttcicr are decidedly:
‘ l
limited Employers don't want do-
‘fCt‘tll't‘s. It is said that often indus-
ltrial accidents occur because of some- I
;ob dy s inability to speak quickly
From the standpoint of the individ-
' Edward Charles
Robert A. (‘ Peters, Augusta, Mont.
Amedee Poi r. New Redford, Mass.
Au'mn r. R. y. Libby. Mont.
,Rudulph M. Stumpf. Seattle, WIIh.
,Sorepan Zakrewlki. Ridzecwa. Pinon
zck. Russian Poland.
Frink. Clemens,
Mich.
ma 1.. Krcaslcr Iluckley. Wash.
Albeit I. Rector. Rector, Pa.
[George Rodos, Burgcttstown, l’a. '
' ien with speech defects and 200. .000; Frank Strzi-lcckl Moslnee, “is.
( larencc W uller, iloniei. Mich.
John I. Cowen. l’ersonio. Okla.
iluiuld l". Prevoat Athol, Mass.
DIED 0F WONDS.
Lieutenanta.
George L. llow,ard Malone. N. Y.
Kenneth Paul Murray, Mt Vernon.
N. Y.
\Iorccr M. Phillips. Acworth, (in.
Eilwaid J. Veauey, Jr. .‘lee. Ohio.
Sorghum.
Harold (i. Goodwin. Naahv,lllc Tt-nn.
.\\illtani Rourke, higin. ill.
Corporala.
Walter P. Matthes, seridan. Oregon.
Harman C. Morreaic, Brooklyn, .\'. Y.
Mechanic.
Toni Grimes. Frederick Okla.
Wagoner.
Marshall ll. Coleman. Toxa. Va.
Privatu.
low a in... W. am.
John Deluero. Patina. NJ
Arthur I). FemfiWeatbersby, Ore.
Jean. Mtenot, Vfllepiatte, La
Napoleon A. Gena, Bridgewater, Vt.
Ronald A. Cinder. Jameson. Mo.
liThomII n Hanrlght, wake'nei Moan
Burton C. Hicks, hueisco. . Car.
Ernoat R. Hodgina, Santa Barbara. Cal.
Fred n. Home. Allentown. Pa-
George D. Koch, Puladeiphia. Pa.
Andrew 8. Emma, Rocky Ford, Col.
Edward C. moor, Newport. R; I.
Emil Monnot, Pittsfleld, Mass.
A Banner Week of Special Stiles
Economy is the watchword. Save when and where you can. Unusual times dc.
Jnmes Moore. Ladysmith, Wis.
Joseph J. Mullins,.
Timothy J. O‘Connor. Worcester, Mass.
Lawrence G. Peters, Ottumwa, lowzi.
George 0. Phlliiken, Folsom, Cal.
Henry M. Prehm, Middletown, low-4.
Benjamin L Quick. Philiipsburg. N. J.
Samuel Resh, Inncaater, Pa.
Frank E. Reynolds, 8. Brownsville.
Pa.
Elbert F. Rice, Jerome. Idaho.
John Sproch. Streator. llI.
Edward W. Tuffly, Houston, Texas.
Orson H. Watson, Honeadale. Pa.
Manuel Apodoca, Gulnare. Col.
Andra Appelhans, St. Peter. Kansas.
Chlrlea Bonner. Worcester, MaaI.
Ekrl B. Burdue, Manchester, Okla.
John Whitehead Capes, Chicago.
Leon Cla s. Newtonville, Mass.
Thomas . Corcoran, Gates. Mont.
Edward Degroot, Detroit. Mich.
RicbIrd Deiacy. Denver. Colorado.
Clarence A. Dixon. Amsterdam. N. Y.
Reuben Dobson, Worcester, Man.
Jack Dybikowski, Wyandotte. Mich.
Abelio Enos. Oakland, Cal.
Paul E. Erb, Englewood. Colo.
Walter'l-‘inder, Lake Mills. Wis.
John W. Foreman. St. Landry. IA.
Edward J. Forget, Worcester. Mass. ,
Edwin P. Frasef Colorado Springs.
Colorado. "
WOUNDEO.
"'—‘ (mom Unueiv‘r'i'nin‘od.)—'
Lieutenant.
Julian M. Ashley,‘v‘1’aldesta. Ga.
Mean".
Claude C. Martin, Chattanooga. Tenn.
George Stanton, Montreal. Canada.
Edgar A. Paul, Jr.. New Orleans. La.
Arthur W. Warner, Tonganoxle, Kane.
Leonard Wendel, Kirkwood. Mo.
Corporate.
Julius Decker, North Bergen. N. J.
Frederick P. Chamberlain, Alton. N. Y.
Gerrlt J. Daniveld, Holland, Mich.
Walter J. Jiiblonnki. Detroit, 11ch.
Samuel . Lake. liancy, Wis.
Eugene A. McCall, Roche tcr, N. Y.
Yonkers. N. Y. !
William Reaveley, Rock Springs, Wyo.‘
inand unusual methods. Low prices and small profits mean quick sales. Extra
inducements for tomorrow: Radical price reductions The old saying" “Watch
the pennies. and the dollars will take care of themselves.”
Big Sale of Muslin Sheets, Prices Less ThanWholesale
50 DOZEN FULL SIZE BED SHEETS T .
urkish Towels
Made of firm, unbleached sheeting; no scams;
3
Peder Bondar. Grodna, Kowrn, Ruaaia. I
l
Arthur D. Browne", Roxbury. Mass. .l
)3
. All 1:317? .................... $1.49 TM! arc absorlwiit. Will stand hard rub-
icixgglnéugARpsnanis$1o69 "“"='- 156
ue ’.
At, '11 ................. “
i 81 xgolgtélllg‘ OF THE LOOM ' value lac
A: [(13:01] ..'. ............. $1.89 18-111. Crash Toweling
“ 81 xfilwi-HTETHORN SHEETS All liiicii. Worth 35c.
.; . ‘ tie 225
n, m... ........ $1.98. Tomorrow 19c
LcRoy R. Carney, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
81 x 99 WHITETHORN SHEETS
Value $13.75. i $2 39
........ . . . . . . o
100 Army Blankets
At, each.
8 90 3:08 PIP§EER SHEETS iii the dull dark colors. Full siic.
i, *3 ....... .. $2. 79 $249. value 33-50
63! V90 WHITETHORN SHEETS
i. 21:23:00. $1 79- WWS DRESSES, All Kinds
- ............. Tl‘ 0 \ l l H,“ .
‘ 54 x {)0 WHITETHORN SHEETQ llilllt'flf‘dfiifi? aWaZh fiddssZ?atlda:1:terd :1) It:
Kaine til. .75. $1 59 $9.00 ‘
' , eac ................. g .
i 45 x as PILLOW cases NOW ”'95
~... Value 45c. 39 . I
345.2; éihmw-éA§$.-w * C Some Good Pick-up in Dainty
\ aluc 500. VOIICS
! At, each ............... . . . . 45C An Extra dress never goes amiss.
[5” X, EILLOW33, CASES 96 Tomorrow 29c, 39c, 49¢ per yd.
At, each. ..... . I
.45 xv33lli.%9§ii.pow cases ‘ 0dd Pieces of Yard Wide lining
‘ A. M. ..... 59¢: Saline, worth 50c, tomorrowZSc
mm
m
Russell C. Tupi-nus. Guitar, Ind. ' many years In the Far East wherel' The Germans then endeaiored to
Edward C. Tlrino, my Boston, Mass he has been manager of the Russian sink a raft coming the remaining ear
Manchurian railroad Soon after the whore. At first t elr efforts wan
defect of 806!!!an ‘0 underestimate “a a} as well a, of sod...) as a \ihole.' David H. Adams, Lee'a Summit. Mo. George Torito. Cleveland. Ohio.
Joseph Mack. Jr.. Detrol . Mich. overthrow of the Czar he joined' without success. hen one 0! the
the value of labor. it ,is preached
Lei'erything that can be done to cm
‘ and their number grows.
'. never made great headway among the
tuning is seen in the proposed new
5119 ll 81‘0““ disgusted with the tax- thoughtfulness and sanity in our me-
: {o'wim He is willing to makd sacri- home.
-> flees. He paid a big income tax this1
i- your, and is willlsg to multiply It nexta
, Loans and Victory Chests in thettion in the propaganda of the various
. his spare—and unspare—change Into In the other phases of their work. We
. thing done simply and quickly. He‘gaged in war work, it is niled that
' of prolonging the agony by taxing his. a war service medal but the tailor
"“duy by little BI'OUIW ogmeiaui‘s'm ect,thls weakness should be done. 2
ut t
iVI'lierc speech defects are due to and
associated with other abnormal con-I
movie at “'5‘" lditions, such as deafness and defec-U
The opposite extreme of complex tivc minds and bodies, the problem is
even more soiloun. But where stut-
law. The more the ordinary citl- l
“HAWKINS “’ the dluier he grow ,fidcncc, discouragement,
fierythlng 1", ""5’ '“H' eats. en- incnl. xi habit unchecked in childhood.
M in any way seems to have its the remedy can be applied promptly.
0W separate and fusylltletax on it :and effectivcli can.)
Iterinc is due to m or sensillvcness. dlf
embarrass-
in grcalcr
”IS methods in vogue lthods In our methods of instruction
The ordinary citizen is in ““5 war,nlid training both in school and at'
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STILL TANGLED
101’- and is willing to multiply it next‘ There is as much lack of co-ordlna-
meantime, not to mention putting all bureaus at Washington as there is
Thrift Stamps. are told that "ood will win the war."
t he is getting to the point where . which leaves the necessary inference
needs no anaesthetic during the'tlint the food producer isudlrect war
“taxing process. He wants to know worker. Butwhen plans are made for
that I; going on. and he wants theinwarding service badges to men en-
would far ‘rather pay a whopping big ynly those engaged on govei‘nmenti
tax of one kind, divided Into payable contiacts will be entitled to wear the
installments. but frankly labeled War medal The farmer Mm produces the
flu and get it over mm This matter food to feed the soldier cannot wear
team“, and his extra pair of shoes is who cuts cloth to make a uniform will
man; on his nerves. It Sounds too be presented with an Insignia of pat- ,
och like the Hun method of taking “01le-
initiate drum a Belgian city. A few days ago the Department of
,-. ._ Labor issued a statement that it will
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m, MOKELS AND CARFARES protect the farmers against losses 0
h
The nickel carfare is going out of 19;!) :3; tllex‘lzabor recruiting of altar-i
3 .0116 city has moved its fat-es 1‘ “5 r 98 ow comes the Food
‘ ministration with the announcement
to seven cents.
The Cincinnati th t .. ith In t
action Co. franchise recommending '8‘ 1: 1‘: :22: our iii-ins hi‘
‘lecent fare has been apilroved. e er cm 8 ll era to engage in.
direct war work. we probably see‘
W io famous for three-cent
_ hasten?” to a". cent: bit this year the height of our agricul-
Wild been so littif used forlm production. m Department:
tha't within 1 fewdm at" lof Labor says It will protect the far-
inter-rand then alter: a service medal
'5'“ me” was a “1*“ “me' to. those who will the tam and go to
“by the printing of ticket. uoomrll having am kind on we:
. i, la having I harder time: contact. Grout protectltn, that.
.a
Emmott H. Casey. Haywood, Ill.
Raymond Farley, Shelbyvlile, ind.
i‘Charlt-s C. Jones, Neosho Rapids.
Kansas.
Henry L. Man, Bondeld, Ill.
Charles H. Reese. Johnson. Nebr.
Edward Rick-by, Old Forge, Pa.-
Maurice Frances Slaney, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Samuel E. Tlnltcy, Clayton. Iowa.
DIZD 0F DISEASE.
Privates.
Leo Alford, Winasko. Texas.
Jean B. Chapnrt. San Francisco, Cal.
John Dahlheimer, Portsmouth. Iowa.
George H. James. Chatham, ill.
Cohen J. Strain, Oakley. Iowa.
John T. Pryer. New York. N. Y.
Willie E. Warren. Topnot. N. Car.
wounozp caveat-iv.
Captain.
Myron Chester West. Belolt, Wis.
Lieutenanta.
Adrian ll. Rhodes, Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Leland C. Stevenson. Newark, Ohio.
Allen V. Clarke. Kimmie. Ga.
Sergeanto.
Frank Berry. St. Louis. Mo. .
Harold R. Beyer]. Schenectady, N. Y
Louis Cohen, New York, N. Y.
Frank Dlrrigle, Park Falls, Wis.
Cornwall Elsworth Lester, New York, .Tlllman Dye, ldabel, 0le-
N. Y.
Walter A. Logan, Stoneham. Mass.
Patrick L. Sullivan, Homans Farm.
Blue Point, L. 1. 'i
Alfred A. Castenguay. Waterville, Me.
Benjamin F. Deer. Shenandoah, Va.
Dickram Diran. Wrenthum, Mass.
Henry Schwegier, Brooklyn, N Y.
Corporala.
Leo '1‘ Mason, East Hartford, Conn.
lStephen J. Phllbln. New Orleans, La.
Ha rold G. Woodruff. East Springfield.
Mass.
Anthony W. Zeller, Philadelphia, Pa.
Waldemar Erickson, Fltchburg, Mass.
Dertt Eli Fambam, Sparta, Wis.
Lawrence Edwin Fritz, Toledo, Ohio.
Frank John Good n, Reading, Pa.
Henry L Lamb, orceeter, Mass
Charles 0. Noise, Brooklyn, N..Y.
Walter Henry Sande, Sparw,’ Wis.
Perry Scruggs. Oldtown, Ky.
i Geek.
lAndre Sinclair. Trenton, N. J.
' . Privatoo.
Randell I. Bil-Myriam Kane.
George Lani Briaat, New Oriana. La
Albert I.
_John F. lmssi‘n. Wand. Okla.
Pasquale Cardono, Capurse. Bari.
ltaiJ'.
Frank J. Dark. Detroit. Mich.
_' Robert T. Dickerson, Heathman.
Miss.
. John'Moysck, Cieveiahd. Ohio
Management,
Bruce E. Manki-nson, Plerceton, Ind.
Jnmce Plant. Chicago, Ill.
Cornelius Reilly. San Francisco, Cal’
Charles R. Sininionl. Lima, Ohio.
John P. Walsh. Iiorchester. Mass.
Vincenla Asscnzii, Rosellnl, Pr. Sll’l'
cuna, Italy.
Elmer E. llmmmcr. E. Cedar Rapids.
Lewis N. Little. Decatur. Ga.
Gustaf A Lundbcig, Skanoo, Illicit.
Muckeiroy McDonald, Yowcll. TexaI
Frank W. Schooptfé. Los Angeles, Cal.
Mechanic.
Dewitt Cnvctt. Clyde, Texas.
John A. Brever. Milwaukee, Wis.
Privatel. .
Vcrgil P. Allen. Atoka, Okla.
Benjamin Andrew Armor, Emngham.
Il.l.
John N. Arnold, Flint. Mich.
Tommie Boll, Brookland, Texas
Folios K Berris, San Francisco. Cal
Joseph Bianchl, Watertcwn, Mass.
Roy H Iioynton, Ripton. Vt.
s
Clarence A. Douglass, Plttsford. Vt.
William H. Edwards, Leflore, Okla.
Homer F. Elliott, Eckcrt, Colo.
Timothy H. Farrell, Danbury. Conn.
Santiago Gonzales,'Von Oriny. Tex.
James A. Grith. Guy, Arkansas.
Robert C. Hall, Mlneola. Texas.
Llnsard G. Howe, Moorheod, Minn.
John J. lvio, Paynesville, Mich.
Francis A. Larin, Bennington, Vt.
Patrick R. McCabe, Canton, Mass.
Michael Metragrano, Chicago.
Frank E. Murchlend, Monrocvllle, Ind.
William R. Richards, Rome. Ga.
Otto W. Saucerman, Sutherlln. Ore.
Matthew Schutn Chicago, Ill.
Edward M. Hursley, Paulsbo. Wash.
Peter Kasmanskl. Chicago, 111
Adam Klein, Stockton. Cal.
Clemons Krygier, Holmetta. N. J.
Vincent Kupczulahaa. Halleton. Pu.
Walter H. Miller, Ithaca. N. Y.
wiuivm canton ugue. oiiesburg, Ill.
Willie R.‘lllcCloeky, Mansion. Okla- '
Ja'mea Malinovikyfiew York, N. Y.
llrnelt Mills, Mary Esther. Fla.
' only.
John Zett. Proogene, Krodne. Rania. '
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
Nclon W. PerlnenPhlladelphia. Pa.
Prlvatea.
Lisle L. Case, Fresno. Cal.
Nick ‘ Kanimous, Mltlyn.
Greece. _
Bernard McDonald, Washington, D. C.
Elrle E. McGraw, Dayton, Wash.
Dee Nichols, San Francisco, Cal.
Mathew J. Niederkorn. Denver, Colo.
Joseph George Shaw. South Berlin,
N. Y.
Edward F. Splcltler, Columbia. Pa
Comer Sykea. Philadelphia, Pa. l
Walter B. Webro, Union. La. |
Calvin H. Byer. Littleton. Pa 2
Arthur'H. Hoffman, New Britain, Conn.
George Meurer. Del Vallo. Texas.
George M. Moclntyre. Lansing. Mich.‘
lra 8.Ma1mln, Sharon, N. an. l—
Dornonik Mancmo. scigllano, Prov.
Cosonxa, Italy 5
Charles D. Moser, Ottumwu. Ia. .
William ‘Nordllng. Elverlu. Cal. l
Anton Petry. Philadelphia, Pa. l
Thomas F. Plisko. Stevens Point, Wis. 3
Ralph Poloto, White Branch, N. Y. I
Clarence R. Smith, Forrest, _Miss.
PLESKOFF’S COURT ’
\ IN SIBERIA FAILS
(Continued From Page om
Mistina,
*— I
Representatives or" the Allies. ac
cording to yesterday's advices, acted
very promptly, with the result that
the coup failed and what promised to
be an embarrassing situation was
cleaied away. It was made plain to
General Pleshkolf that the allied na-
tions would countenance no .govern—
ment not in accord with the wishes of
the people. General Horvath is a reti-
resentative of the old school of Rus-
sian autocracy, having been an‘ ap-
pointee of the Caar. He has been for
W
ANTICIPATEG NATURE;
You cantot car It. collie unexpect-
‘.' me before warning with us
en. That dyspepsia, constipation: IN
er trouble was an equivocal shadow
of common eVonts. To the initiated
spelled blood deficiency, which iii the
physiologic cause of a long list 01 con-
stftiitionai. functional, .norva, bone
and tissue. ailments.
mum. Nam-tum York, N. v.
wwmmuinmwia-‘l
”mnemqnmr"
Mir it
forces with the revolutionists in at- ship's officers left the raft to swim
tempting to rectors government of' buck to the sinking Lydian the sub-
some sort In eastern Siberia. Re marine turned and the officer was kill
from its davits, but she kept her keel.
Seeing this. the submarine remitted.
her and cut her In two. The enemy
'llhen turned and rammed a second
boat which had been launched success-
fully. A young woman of twenty- three,
one of the passengers, was thrown
high in the air by the impact and In-
blantly killed The captain of the Ly-
dlana was lfilled In the same crash.
cently he baa been fighting the Bol-. ed by its propellers
shmikl and German- Austrian [iris-I After finally disposing of the Lydi-
‘ ‘slxth and successful attempt to rainy
GERMAN PIRATES lthe raft. amid laughter from the C-
MURDER 38 FROM ripe then turned and disappeared tow.
and the cast.
(Continued from “I,“ “‘9‘, girom the sea by patrol boats.
Dutch Government’ 3 prohibition of
slaughtering pigs is evaded In a my
found fur a consideration will take a
pig aboard their loggers. kill it In the
the meat back ready dressed without
anyone being the wiser. The autlnri‘
oncia of war. lane. by shellflre. the U~boat made a
boat's captain and crew. The submu
A FRENCH VESSEL.
} The eight survivors were picked a:
AMSTERDAM, August air--11..-
simple way. Plenty of captains are
middle of the Zuyder Zee and bring
,ties are in this case powerless.
YOU ARE DOING IT!
Every timeyon mdofwhatourboyeandoiiigonthe
other side, you purchaser: cf Mutt-Work
Stamps, you call truthfully my, and my it wit lamb
"I HAD A HARD nv THIS. ” "I CONTRIBUTBDTO-TEISJ'
gbfi'nnemu DO THIS." “it IS PAMI 0! I!
We congratulate you on the hearty ruponao you have.
made to your Governments call; but we, also, moualy en-
join you not to relax your shorts; but to imp on buying. and
tokeeponsavingfinordortbatyourflmflt barbie
l0 Km the m the only thing-he cannudashndmeOB
3mm WITHOUT my
WITHOUTBTINT
TRUST COMPANY
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'nonv norm ‘»
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,- /2fé?a\\ pnrnnn’ ctr—413nm .
Our. AJAX ,.'i‘ires tare deviatio-
night tilt“. fair-Incident. weath-
or time, tire. th‘ Villain you
100 per cent. aeration ant oath
faction at all times,. under all
itlone. We wl
' and
clip treads. a standard
, you. but a ill.
. A, “with matey
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