go‘s—é
NOMIC BLUDG‘EON
Nations “with teeth in it” will have an
an.._'_ ____‘__‘_' . . i
”ESTABLISHED BY 4 international army and navy at. its Lilli»:
JAMES GOLDEN
posal for polio" lllllmi't" 1’ "‘ nolE
"..Wi1 &A. L. GOLDEN, Props:
.ikelfI. Iinty'evm, that the League will
oitrn have to iuort to force to compel
SATURDAY, FEB; 1, 1919:
I * Sigh ti
1" or most
_ de 11: 42 a. m.
' Sim rises 7: 04; set
IIIIIIISII IIIIIIAIII
CRE’l'xA. Eng. Jan. 3'.
unr-diont'“ to its mandates. \\'ith the ending of lmstilities the
'Ilur‘pnsns Pt‘wa‘l‘Jif‘ pressure “‘1“ Sm- ulll‘-f‘d a 3 ’0' W10 00“ military Chemical
plant, the most important, in the em-
pile, exnplo3in1: (lilting the "’ 000
“’3r 57.4,
111-1 5011:: Appai' cnfl 3
551.08
"'mATURE 11111111211113 FDR
' . ‘ TOMORBO ow
firm. ‘
T110 lr'nt'uttve 10110111111111 already in
allied poavr'rs that will
the government '
1's undecided “bother to try to utilize
:12
it or to abandon it Fconotnirts say
"Nifliilllft‘, 1';
organize 111111 control the League, have
:111'021113' in tht-ir hands the bulk of the
_> ‘ _--_ fl”; '
.A—H’.L _. 1
Member of the Associated Press. 1
. The Associated Pies:I is (‘XL'IllSllely
untitled to 1111' use (or nub! cation 01'
Ill news dispatches credited to it. or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published herein
and that its plant and machinery
should be scrapped and the govern-
111011: should pocket the loss.
The workcrs are rapidly being dc-
mobilized and the population'of Gret-
na has shrunk to 5.000. Recruited as
11103' were from almost every branch
ot‘ industry. many of them unskilled1
and inexperienced. the absorption. of
those workers into the new economic
order is giving no little concern
the government and to themselVes,
\vm'ltl’s raw materials essential for in—
dustry and war, Suppose. that.
l'ci'many should undertake 1‘.) prepare
All rights or republication of :pe— She must gct
rein me also rem ‘ .
geispatcbes he ,1opper and 1011011 in quantities from
5119 must get iron 01'1> from
She must
now .
11.1- anmhcr grout war.
__‘.
.. ..—-———-—— ’ AmeTi: a
V "BRING.— SENTINEL TELE- S‘Ypdgn and Francp
get
E035 CELLS III“ from the Dutch East Indies “I'm” 4. for economic-3113 Great Britain has
Id! Ins—.92, Aig'cntinn. not yet recovered hcr balance .
- gomle‘RéOce ’3‘ ”om Bt‘azd hides. 1mm I The unemployed munition workers—~—
We" fii 1333 iwonl tiom Alustiualia lead from Spain Eand Gretna is only one government at:-
flax-walk BranchO ca tivity of many similarly an‘ccteds—cno
I The- League of Nations. with its eye
Editor" 3 Residence—2184. 4
City Editor’s Residence—14MI(,n all resources. aware of shipments;
taking the “unemploy merit wage" pro-
vided' by the government. and are'
' hail! Manag r Residence—I. ,- , _- ,n. , n easisy dis-"making the most‘ofi 11: As this wage
$12 6 '3 4nd thur dostlnsmv (a —-_-— is much less than they received while
1 ' ' .cox er the menace and 81““ 0”" the 5“} making shot. and shell, being about
3" -———~-~-~ _.___----....!$ $7.50 a week, there are fears they will
amtions
I plies. The preliminary prep ‘
ONtV ' soon miss their high wag1s and in
TEACH IN ONE LANGUAGE 't’or such control have already br°ngtlme may become the cause of lndnsv'
The chairman 01' the lllinois Stateg dc. trial unrest Some time must elapse
.ma uhile military plants are: being trnnav
‘h‘j
‘ ' I -,‘.‘ Ut the“ (“‘1- W
Council of Dctcnsc ”Tm": 0 4‘ Iiormed into factories that will pro 1 -» .
tinction bot necn tore1gn~languam~s n- wontrs. .. ld‘uccI the things necdful in ordinary;
schools in \me‘rica and the 19mm“ “Width! mm people think of m" ."m
,I The factory has a. wonderful nous-4;
of foreign Muslim“ In ”“1 “I‘M“ " ream enumw'ml'éntr 89m“ 35 “me 1113 system With comtombia I
“mum be pe‘fem‘ perm‘bs‘b!“ I" “mItnwrom a: mud scale fitted for the churches and recreation nails {or that
foreign-lanzuafzes taught in thr hl'ajtlt'i l 0‘ the every day citizen. \‘Chent
ils define i" ' The; nam he has a vision of
schools if pull he‘ bills the e, 'sive name of the “mduct “aces“
should be taught as D3" of a broad handsome offices with long ““93 o. "3' ed the mm“ or 131, mm m
and full education for EngliSh' 'Spi’flk‘ .mmed soldiers waiting at the door1Islde the ordinary walks of communal
and manufacture. This marks it non-1
' ihg pupilsultowever', mamas at uni each in his .urn‘ being“ assigned to fit? 'sonably curtain in 1115- m“ a m“
tensive; study of their native {WI managers”? or a railroad '
nom'lims that Gretna will have to be:
' to children of foreign birth. It is a big thing. all righ
, And it is in this that the foreign-lam and more employers and men 011%“t ‘0‘
t enOIIgh.;amdm€d- I
gualge SChOOI has been all wrong in make use of it, not on account of its ‘
I
l
1
as it ought to be useful -fof'
gyears to come. But the highly expo-
THEIR SONS.
22.34
, r
conimu'nities where :1 large Dmilol'fio“ bigness our its practicability. ' Letter Written by. Colonel Rooseveltv’
of the population 13 0f foreitm birth “I“ The foreman of a construction ganci to Gmmf mam" 4
school instruction has frequently beentom in Texas applied at me DenisnnI 'Wiiliout question few or the nch'
given in the INedOlninm’"I tom's“ allies of the bureau for help His need ”399' correspondents “'1‘" were 1"“
language of that gr-OUD Th“ mwnsh 11 as (the. The camp cook tiuc to 111' .el‘ ral Pm“ (3 March. chief of stall? at'
- has been utterly neglected. and with kind‘. had left without :1 momch 8 Washington. on January 11 were eh”
it the Americanization oi the youth “Hum-hing in less than an hour an 317.; so deeply 10110th by an incidenl ‘m
plicant: for just' such a job had listed their news gathering duties as the
The ‘lllinois detense council throne-41m name on the buredu 111135 was at} reading by General March of a letter
fore is working for the passage of the camp. Dinner was served to 1119:!” had received from Colonel The?
, ki it obligatory to 9:“ 1 well. 1 dore illoosev ell. in Billy. 1918. says the
Stale 191‘“ “a "g 'mlnme- “‘1 “‘3 lArmy and Navy Join-11a: ' G‘eltrali
teach English language as ”“3 medium» It is to be remembered ”it“ “'Om‘m' March said:
' of instruction in all public 0" ”I‘m” thrown out of employment by the 309-; "During the week 1 went up to 0,13.
'ch’lal schools . pension of wax um'k me 1111011011 to: 1m Bziy to attend the funeral of for- -
‘thn the 3ounzstel‘S SDPHK ““2“?“ list. their names. it might be just [105-
mar President Roosevelt. During the
.1 . . . ,. . Ifunera] servi es. which were beautiful
readily and use it in the school 10"!“ ,‘Siple that 1111' houscwn‘e who took the Q
11::11110
pupils
in their simplicity. I saw Captain Ar-
cliibald Roosetmelt who “as handling
would meet with as :Ireat 1111000“ In the funetal art'nngcmcnls. wcnrlng
1.111.111th a mmk 4.4 (“a ”10 TlleS 1011-l medals for distinguishcd service in
F1'.ance I recalled one of the lottcrs
iwhich Mr Roosovcll 111111 st-nt 1111'-
Fsomctimc ago in which he inferred to
his sons. and l have drtcrmincd to re-
lcaso it for publication. This NHOI‘
gWflS writton to 1110 after 1111- 11011111 of
my own son and beforn 1110 11011111 ()1
and on the- plal'ground there- 111ay DPIIIIIIIIS m inquire and loavc 1101'
in allowing 1110111 to leaini
Ilut th-
“d .11'111'101‘.
no harm
foreign langililaos on the side.
English 121113.113"? 1111th come 1".itst
._-- - -H.-.. ;.._.__. .........
OUT OF TOUCH
Congressional
will be 1111911 11151 placo in. every com-
munity that is 1111:1110 to 1111 110011 of
our country today A Witness belore a
:1 large
nit! recently that
tho
and radicals.
(1111111111110
0
FIFTEEN BILLIONS SAVED
proportion 01 college professors
A111! :11 I'm
EIIEIIII IIAI I’IINII
(Corrcs- .
pondence of The \ssociated Press). ~—
it is too inaccessible for private use -
to;
Why .
workers, and in ordinary am I
I
*9? Spfi'laI ____________ 19c 15
cm at the weekly intertiew with Gen~ I
"I
\ulue 12 .
It For ...... ’
, .
It a pcnm smell 15:1 11011113I m'Iunsrl t
s0 is :1 billion dollars. '1 hr \1110110 in
., peoplt‘. then. ltuvt- .llt“l 11121110 liftc-vu
. billions. Tim: is 1111' amount \'1111:!l
V‘M’back into the treasury liy convttss
I
I
. out of $311,700.000.000 appmpriaied-lztst
5'83? for \l'ul‘ expenses. It to 11105: 111:;
a saving 11111110 possible in 1110 (essa-
lion 0 hostilities 111 cz'ulim 111.111 \v :13
expected.
if this sum as :1 wholt- nit-nus little.
it is vvorth l't‘dliClnLi'lt) 1111111-1'standahlo;
:tetms.Th1-1e are roughly 100 (100 0110'
. people in 1111 ‘ country that 1110.1 us $1 31!:
apiece for 0"”1e13 man. woman and:
3111 in America. Counting five to at
amily. it means that the
American family saved, right off. $
by the signing of the armistice las
,November. ‘ '
_’.l‘his does not represent. the entire
'; saving, by any means. 11 the war had
Vlcontinued, as most of 11s expected, “Y‘s
11:11 near the end of this year. there
‘ould have been billions more to pay,
I over the above appropriations that are
to 'be made for winding things up.
Th re is the further saving involved
/ lower rates from now on than we 011111
e prev ailcd during the prolongation-
rind. One thousand dollars per fam-
would ha: 'leCOt'er the'total‘ saving.
here has not been much thought
ilch mateiial considerations. The
do: has been mostly inspired b."
nowicdgetbat the bloodshed was
'ed' and the? boys in France 'were
‘tined in wine 1101119 soon, sale and
1.11 Still it gives one a comfort-
. eating to realize that e1. ery family
av eroge-
7511!
O
f.
I velopnwnt
‘thing for their jobs, they will sneeze:
1110 mu'itis 1'
Never having 0113:51qu in .
sympathy '
frot- h '11101'4.
huvt' no
They :11‘0 pei'fcr'tly
production 11101'
111111 1110 pl'.oduccr
'competont to touch languages mathe-
Ilmt 11103 ate not in pinc—
of
instances 11 re. 111-;
lunlics. 010.,
111111 touch with the affairs the.
world and it most
1 an: 1blc of understanding the viewpoint
'01 the than upon 11110111 indusiiial d:
and business success de-
p0nds.
WM...
BURLES‘JN BUREAUCRACY
The general manager of a telexmph
on-
1
‘company who opposed government 0
'11'01 \v as (‘18 105011 and now he says that,»
all the 1--:'mplmcs are under duress 119-.
cause 01‘ fear of Similar treatment from:
Master. General. No
If the men care any-l
the Political
doubt about. it.
l
whenever M1 Burlcson takes snuff.
That is one 01 the lesulis of bureau-I
trucy Nobody dares think until he
finds out what 1110 Dictator wants to
think.
I
I
-..__.__._____ l
tongress which put off until thisl
year the work it ought to hal'e done,
last year, keeps light on criticising
the military management of a war that
was wan last year instead; of this year.
_______._.‘.'...
The United States is only "insisttnfi’
that the treaty at Versailles 'be 11111111»; 5‘3“ “I“ new? a Perfect tribute to 721170111 Ben's KILLS out-rows.
in the way that the United States has;
always made treaties-openly and lion-1319’s who had fallen facing the foe TWO 50‘5”" L9“ The" LN" at
And they, too, may “hold their heads“;
estly.
...__._———o—-————-—-
.:. «way, now you're independent." say” who carried the fl’a’g across 1111» 111211111 spldlers mgr killed? a“: sum in-
England to Ireland' ‘Wl: myou 51v 0‘ fiance and laid down-their lWefifi'lilred yesterday by the explosion of
And for once a. righteous cause: 11-11mm hunt bombs WWW moo
lug to do about it?”
the s‘inn Fem is" we 'a. loss for Words. i
S‘w
3 through our
.Qucntin Roosevelt:
'_\l.\ door (‘ 11101111 .‘Iill‘t‘lli
“According to your instructions in
your letter of April: 5 811(1th enclos-
0d (opy of y'oui memorandum to th-
adjntant general I cabled Kermit
ambassador tit Madrid
that ho had boon appointed captain of
artillery in the National army and was '
‘ to report.
to General Pershing and
therefore was to proceed immediately
to Madrid where your orders would
reach him.
“1 thank you. sir. You have already-
drunk of 1110 waters at bitterness; I,
Lsuppose I shall son how to drink of
them; but. whatevcr befalls 3011:1113
I hold our heads high 1v'lien We think
of our sons. I fi'v
“Sincerely. '
"THEODORE ROOSEVELT.”
That was all. But there was more
than could be expressed in a thousand
words in the momentary pause when
General Maich laid down the. letter
and prepared to proceed with the in-
terview. “When we think of our sons"
seemed to stick in one’s mind: it was
ineradical.1t’ left it‘s impress, a sort-
of afterglow that warmed one's blood
and brought with it a feeling of sym-
pathy. even of sadness. that wentout
also to those other men of thm‘ great
nation who had mum» to pause when
they thought of their sons—~those ta-
thers who had sent theii boys into?»
the' fight to make the world a. better
.pluce to live in. The simple incident owing 'to the heat! expense
in the oflice of the honored chief of
those sons of stalwlu't American fel-
high” when they think of their boys
the former commander-1mm to'
... “g... ........ chief‘ of staforflit'm'loww’bfi The soldiers were '
The Germans used fdldu‘gh at Amei- con Mama mailman cook WI '
i
British government has 011 its hands
The Greatest of
Monday
A four-mill cirwhr'firifimva complae' once list; can
size the great advantages in savings this sale produces.
come early as is possible as many lots are small and cannot be duoficnted.
y.
W.
_.‘.
my»
.11..
a;
All Sales Begins
Mo ng
beahad at our store. It is hardly necessary to emph :1.
'H’Iiszyear'me-so than ever we adviso'oul' Mom: 111
a”!
Ah-
5 to 10 O’clock
m;
BLACK SATEEN LININGS
Yard wide. mercerizcdi finish;
29c
Value 451'. For, yard ..................... 1 . . . .
WOMEN’S FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS
- Box of six" \ 31110., Q1 00.
1".01' box .. .. ..... 49C
WOMEN’S CASHW GLOVES
Black and colors. Regular 59c.
.........................
For. pair .. . . . ........................... 39c 1
WOMEN’S MOCHA GLOVES
R“ l “1:3;001
1.35.“; . .............................. W .
'm PAPER.
'24 Shoots am“: 2% Envelopes.
Value- 290. For ...............................
WYN’OS TOOTH PM”
~
FAIRY SOAP
2( AXES FOR Ire
QQALITY TA LCUM POWDER
l
................................
f‘ ’ SILK WNS
I§ Uremic“. Moire 1111.1 Stripcs.
\ztlttu" l‘m'. I'1-1'\. 4 am] ..........................
Q \VOMEN’S VEILS
.
Nt'u't'st 0.l‘01~l~.
Value 590. 39c
CHILDREN'S OUTING FLANNEL ROMPERS
891:
V
1‘”.
'1
‘
Shaft-Lil 1..
_. ~ -.__._ 4-... .1- __ __‘ ‘ M.
Were not compelled to drink of 1110 LIEIIT EHANTOS
\talcis of bittcinoss to 1110 resolv0
that they will 110 111911 utmost to honorI
those boys and ”1050 {aim-rs to 11104
0nd of 111110. Their comrades are com-2
ing home now b3 the thousands but in:
1110 3‘03 of grceting 1110 living 101 115 "”1” A" “"I.‘ ”103‘ FPIIIHIPNB Whll‘h
not forget those who sloop eternally 3112*;113‘”; 8631;131:1311“: Chgi‘i‘: {:3
in tho sml oi‘l‘rant‘c. ”Think “I “I." 11mm to be in one of those regiments.
song." 11 ma) inlcrest you to know I have
‘bcen in practically ev ery scrap the 61h
:Enwinoeis took part in and they were
in the hottest of them all ever since
February, 1918.
So tar l have been on every front
in France and under fire on the Bel-I
jglum British French and American
Ifronts. I am still all in one piece and
PARls, Feb. l.-«The forcc oi the- the slight scratches and gassing I
American Commission to the Peace §?1Iidoes§t.evte|n 9:111:13 me to a wound
Congress now numbrrs morf' ”‘8'” 0"“: 1111,13 1:111:38] :veanimto 11111: about 111'
far exceeding the original estimaicyday is that 1 am now' living in a. man-
11111 is expanding daily. A large num> sitirgi;\'}1ic11 \toulld 111:1“: any of Ithose
. . on ‘ tiavenue 00 c cap. A8 am:
b0rar0 hosed outmde of 1h? Emit sitting in 11 beautiful, big soft. chail
0.1111011 11111-11 Is needed 10“ ° “ wim 11-11112: and mahogany. 1 on 100111
and with two additional office buildL out mp window and watch the boats
lugs is scarccly adequate 30%;”) am down Ire-111mg“? ":19" t th '
. ecameouote neaou e
'Thos" lodged outside Of the Hotel middle 01 November and went back'
C rillon aw Dating 38 a da‘ exDense-'21 o-Baxle-Duc for a week and on No-
0xelusivc of meals. which are tarnish-”‘33,“... 14111 stmed our hike into,
ed by the Grinch restaurant. Rather; Germany. “'9 set foot on German
1111111 bring a large force from the Um.§soil I)Pcelllbel 41:11 just one year 10';
Mb 0 day from the time we march'l-d
I93 States, m0“ 01’ the personnel h” out of Washington barracks for
been recruited from
the armv in HFtancc 111 Germany I have been
France. . ' 'treated better by the German people
The American force is not the lam!-
tbon l have ever been treated anyv
estin Paris. The British, for example when in my life by summers. We
hire more than 2,000 lodged in three ,
ate more like {1 lends than enemies.
_ Expect me home soon. Love.
1111; hotels. The" British newspapex'fi AMY
are complaining that their commission
The fOUOWIDS letter was received
is overstuffed and must be reduced
NOW IN GERMANY.
Continued from First Page
THOUSAND IN U. S. COMMISSION.
Expenses are $8 a Day, Exclus: ve of
Their Meats.
frorn Lieut. Chantos by 'his brother,I
A'lbert Chantos.
OCHTEEDUNG, Germain-
December ~20. 1918
Dear Bert: Is
Received you: letter. today at 01cm“
ber 221111.! haven‘ 1 been able to
write much: tint-the last: two: We»
as I was amen Mariam
of the time way ahead of the post 01-;
neon mm MIN“ 03 I“!
have plenty at time. so look tor a. lot
of 1m:
I have béenjn Germany now since
.the gun on and by .tho‘
Mono.
Mons, Belgium, Feb 1. Jr” British
l
hytheGermm
"7
nmmw (amtmmoznsormmcm,
WOMEN S BLACK BURSON HOSE-
Medium weight regular sizes,
\ 111110 3512. For, pail ...........................
MEN’S WOOLEN‘ sums
Gray amt khaki color; “29
with comma For
lumen WHITE animals you}:
IVolutr‘fifllz:
"or 311111 .....
a“? “”50. ALL. LIN EN TABLE TOPS
I' ' . .......................................
ALL LINEN Cmsnmme
........................... 151:9
WHITE LAWN
Value- ‘
Fm 3111:! ..........
W' 2%.
For. yam. [
..............................
Regan" 45; YARD WIDE NAINSWK
For
........................
Row.“ 29“- TRAY CLOTHSI‘
l'or, each . ..................................
19c
WOMEN’S STRIPE SILK ORESS 8m
Ptcgu hu' $4. 90'.
I' or ..............
......................... $1.98
‘VOMEN'S CORSE'E
[it'll‘hlitl \‘3 “I‘ll
1... . ................................. $1.19
( lIRLS NGORA TAMS
.‘.'~\t)l'lt'tI 1'0201'5.
I€;'t;'tti:tt‘ For .....................
‘ BU N GALOW APRONS
. r‘ilt')‘ strip-N p1 1'1'41I1's‘
TI:
Valut' 11.311. For ............................ 98C
5;
6,; “Q “‘4. . 3.0: 5.: (£92,, i O“. m1 I a: -".r‘« ¢ “fl"
one YEAR FOR wALrt
11—“...
Sitlllt-y “’:1Ifish 01' N0“ \‘ui:
t‘tl guilty before .Idt‘flv (1‘11"‘l
Superior Court, this
011511110 01' the” 01‘ an 111111111115»
Stamford. and was sontenrml 'w~
year in jail. Shortly after .11.. .
was sentenced. a woman who sat-i
was the wife of “rflflw49l151'1‘0«l
courthousc with lhl‘no.snmll cliilm
She inquired about (lip accuwd I:
seemed anxious to see him. Site :~:. ,
she had just comafiom-Newlfiflt.
'Walefloh and: Joseph Ellen were :11
restied last Septcmber for tilt" than of
the automobilo, and their cases 011nm
,4 up for trial in the-CriminMICmn‘! 11111l
‘nionth. Each gave a bond of 82.3""
. and‘ it, took them :1 couple of days; ' -
convince Clerk Fred W Tracy that '
how were all right. Finally ..
c1811: accepted them. and the 11-1 1
cused late: appeared in court an
i terod pleas of not guilty. VVlwu
Goblenz. which is one of the bridge
head cities W0 ale occupying
T110 censorship is getting lighter
now and I'll b0 able to send 1101111: pic:
ture post-cards at least. “‘0. 'stayed
about a woek in Bacharach. about 40
kilos up the river and while lhm‘k' 1
li\ ed in 1110 Burgomustcr's (Mayor)
house It was the classiest house in
the 0113 Vie invited the Colonel {'01
dinner with us uhich was almost a
mislake,bcc1uae if we hadn't moved
{tom the city 1 am r 0 he would
have taken the place hi self.
I am beginning to get those letters
now that l have been missing. Well.
good luck to you. old scout and give.
nu 10112 to all the family.
Sincerely
4,
W001. 1x
I
ANDvfl
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ADVERTISEO LETTERS.
South Nomalk.
Kos Koff' Laboratory.
Joseph C. Molonson 50 \‘l’. \Vash. St.
Robert Morgan.
4 Mrs. Lewis K. Riley. Jr.
Mrs. E. J. Russell, 26 Prospect Ave.
Charles DeVl". W’hite, Gen. Del.
- '1
Mary Bacsa, care G. S. Wilksinsou. 03398 were recalled-um till.“ "
Geo. Woods. ; neither man showed up, and 111.1 .
ANDREW LEARY, P. m. I vote forfeited-
Nor-walk. . The-two mroarreatbd in New 1 .~
Gambec, Mrs. Hattie :8 about time alter the tom-111111.
Kurtis, Mm L. I the bonds. Walnut!) turned 31:11.03 -
Holland, Miss Mary E. g deuce against Elias, and the in: n”
Moore. Sidney D. iwaa sent to prison, after being. {mint
Palm. Mrs. Lizzie. Strawberry guilty at the change upon whit-t" 3"?
iHill was- held. No action was taken 11': =1 ,
‘ Produce Sale 00- New York authorities against \\
M J- Howard P. M- Eantlfi he m turned our in the “fit"
9 n ,1 '
TAMPORO MM mo . 0 d County 11111210113111.
FOR DIVORCE AND CASH
Rulld H. Weinberg of Stamford was
yesterday made defendant in two 110- Sam km Entered for Tim“!
lions brought in the Civil uperiorI 11mm Bap with 635’“
court. oncoming wile who seeks a. dtI Wm Feb: 1.4119. mm 11!
vorce and Miter by Joseph 11.31011 Joli! J Sullivan in this rim 0 “ "‘ I'm”
01» 51mm mm to recover ts,— tart-aa mirth- 311111111111 :11 m mat-W
300 which he claims Weinberg owes on Wednesday night. Entrancv 11.0 I'“
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