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- *VENIVG SENTINEL
f TEE SOiJTH NORWALKl

ESTABLISHED BY
. JAMES GOLDEN
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SATURDAY, FEB. 8, 1919
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GE UNJUSTIFIED

GERMAN RA

German) .< makin; an awful Ills;
now alicutfioviuz hcr colonies Untilt
lately most Germans. sccm to have"l
imasined that, they would get thmrI
colonies back. i

in their usual way egotistical walla!
they intcrupted President \\'il.~‘on‘ax
peace terms in that way. it ncv'm‘ 0-. -.
curred Lo- [lllrlil that "Justice" couldg

. The fact that.

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‘iméan anything; else .
» 3 italn and oilfcr n::-.

- fiance, Belgium. Br

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tions had won the German colones in!

- . fair fight after Germany had used (item‘-
antage points to attack those na-
hc fact

as v
'3 uons. made no 'dif‘l'l-rcnce. 1‘
that in nearly all wars victor has itch;

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captured colonies made no different-0..

This was Germany. still denying;
defeat. How would her ulfltulturcd:

encmiec darn keep her noosessions?

Suddenly the decision of the. peace
conference to give the lands in duct--
custody of a League of
Nations has u‘xakt‘llt'll Germany tram
her Accordinglv. German
spokesman am rangc azalnst'ih'c cru-
el Allie: callin: i‘ranticallv on.
Presidrnt. \K'fiecn in sec tha ‘
=.\‘ not consumated. l

tion into Lho'

dream.
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and
l lhik’ hill-
0011:: “Nine;

Lot Gel-livans 1‘Fflcl'l that thI-y are

pr .

u‘

‘ary as matters stand. cult).
ll war to

getting 0
nics, indtmnities and all.
e varimr;

German

hare bt-ltn lxpcrtcd that th
Ill!-
unuuestion’d
had
(1 them. lit-cause

conduct-ow would keep

colonic.» as their own

property. lulau>u Grl many so

gricvmbl} miscuvnrnc
them in furthvvranrv

:
German-y hm] mgr-(i
lmcatr—t. (ti-:3

of her war 0: coho-.1. s'l.

manv herself meant to lint-p any {cr-

ritorv won in the war. and hccauw

they \vouhl al'mrd partial counterva-

liOlldO :ho- yi'lors for tho wl‘mu- douc

them' by Germany.

But the \‘ictnr: are

not. keeping them. They are a'zrccinzl

to let title and authority paw" to tlw|
League of .‘Jatinns, and mercly accept

for themselr- s the responsibility of "d-

iGerman Empire and the German pm:-

'with us unzl -r now condition: and. a

'high ideal of German Kaiserdoxn'f“

jThC‘y “learn nothing‘nnd forget noth-

Ion the ground that it is the
. was signed.

basing it on Bunker Hill and a certain.
’famous Tea Party.
'deservcs consideration not
cause. of ll-‘l‘ historic associations hut
bPC'ulr‘c tut-Statue of Liberty stands
there.

ll-ontlnuc

Facade of Former

who secures the service Of these ex-

Revel

soldiers for patriotic reasons, and then

is able to hold them through life up-
to-datcncss. fairnns‘s and soundness of
busineas methods is going to haw"

his .
tsidc

the confidence of the people on
of his shop m: office who deal with him.

Hi< honor (in: will hc an excellent ad—

\-cr‘.i:-emcni. for him,
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lDEALlSTIC KAISERDOM
Here is: a’telesram that the “People‘4_

 

Party." rcprre'lntinz 1hr German .‘lun'c‘

er.t.'.=ent to the former KaiScr on hi5
SlYliPlil i-irlhtTay:

““1? flak-fully appreciate tlte work
which your majesty has done for thr-
“e

t’ 'tlt‘

pie during more than thirty yc'lr'.
heartily wl~th your majesty pear-
ihc rr‘si of your life and be: to atsure
you that million< Of Germans will live

new basis of State and life. reverence:

the monarchtat idca and will repel ”v".
erv unworthy estrangcment ffom th".

high ideal of German Kaisordom and;

W” “““”"“"" ? CROWD owns

“'ho would hal‘t‘ supposed in this: . >
ED K.

‘ RETURN
unsophisticated land._ that there rc-f
lelli'lcd anybody in the world capable. OF C. SECRETARY

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den and speaking seriously of 't'ie-

 

maps and after the meeting exhibited
some interesting war relics he bad
There are he Teutonic BourbonS- collected.

Mr. Sculley rater-red briefly to his
departure'last year for France. his
trip,»and some incidents of it. of the

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inir. Fortunately 'for Germany, the?

tfll‘C now powerless to do anything but. extraordinary precautions that had to

be. taken to ‘mch' port.

Kevaaid:

Our party landed at Bordeaux.
France. Numb mun. Ationco rm
‘to fee a new light and to-better real-
for propaganda purposes. ire how great was the protect in

-.___,_____.._ 'whfch our‘peollle were 8131306. '33
. E gwnll as noting menunou’mlrumlous
L‘MNNG FLAG 3 things accomplished hymen-agents in

Philadelphia wants all the homecom- the muffler of the m and which lg:
in; troops to he landed at that port. $2.:{Yth‘1‘tl‘mum'mu could “at
place I visited the American canine and
docks bulow Bordeaux on the river

talk. and when they do that. they make
such utter fools of themselves that
their utterances are worthleqs even

 

iwttemthe declaration of independence narrow. Hundred of miles ot‘ldo

‘tracks. miles of stnlghuwny‘thck to
main lines. storehouse: built and then
under construction. the urgent -the
world had ever before known, the
. . great American docks, the marvel of
59" 30"“ “In” the old world.
onlv bc-V The camps for the engineers. rall-
' ‘way'ovcmtom. stewedores and other
divisions, the first-to be sent. more to
do that for which by their previous oc-
_ cupnltons‘or Schooling had but titted
In any such comrovewr. Viram do. Anzhrecelvingtbe;work1fiare
-' "rs ' ' . “demamnd afterw s at the other ports. I
ginn, the H t Mom“ 0! Pm wan; reminded of the words of Secre-
fl'!‘ t! "Prim“? nurse 0f A'marlciin'ttu'y of War Bakerf‘bcfo‘re the Senate
Lillcrtv, could not be ignored. New Or- Ins-pgtigatingCommittee “ few months
. . ‘ before: "“‘e found France a Sheet of
lean: might plead that. the army ought White MINT “lion which we had .lO
write not only an army but the means
of maintaining that army." lie des-
‘m‘ grout crihcd the work that followed with
No doubt close detail.
, Stationed at St. Nazairc for several
San Franrftsco. Portland “m1 M’s An- months before ho was assigned to du-

Boaton might Eit'l, up a similar claim.

to he landed there because it was at.
New Orleans that victory

was won in thc war of lil‘l.

L't’lf‘.“ (‘Ulllll laslly discover :implc ty with the forces near the fighting
front. Sec Scullcv had a aood'oppor-

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“t" "“5 1““ mm‘mr “" 1"“ hark mnlty to sea the wonderful. even more

w-lous work a-'-complishctl for the sup-
‘vlvinz and care of the immense armv
7‘ ..\ ‘......| O"l"‘ ~
\\ hf rctot‘ tht ant «lo p. lllll ut y ll , wc [11,”. sent.

tll roll 2]) Ille' l I‘ hurt :ll 5.

lie graphically described the great
. anxicly of the French people and by
“"‘mm’m' n the olliccrs of thc French army. nun
land them. And it i- just as well. Any of high Standing in Franco, who would

to land tron»; as llfillfil.

i: (‘llll‘v‘t‘llit‘nl In

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. He told many incidents of the Cha-
crvase Tn acvtdcnts acuscd hv rcck‘x-asamm Thicrry fight and while giving ,0
5”...“ our army as well as to the allied ar-

citv .
‘ my thn- credit for hard and persis-

driving on highways and

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“be no remn‘fihjr an international 1r-

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. ri-poat. "“‘ill the ‘i'ankecs lw too

‘spot ‘t\'hf‘l’x" .t homing douzllhoy sl‘ts lalv'”

his foot is America. and that is enough In fat! soon it became noise-(l about
i _. t: that thc Yanks would he too late to,
"‘ um. save Paris and the Channel ports. l'n-

--*-~~ 9"" “— H] in June the effects of the work in
OUR CHOICE America began to Show by the heavy
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'fconllauga'mgn mg page) PARIS. Feb. 8. (Correspondence 0

 

ncutrals. “but it‘ is conceivable that
alrclvlllzed countries may eventually
be similar to that now maintained by . he block . a e ace
gold would be deposited in trust in ffénr'men areelgriexz‘durs 1:311:19be

some mum bank or banks -'to mm. "a largely the officer WP
wunol not now attached to units-tro-
veiing separately and trying to reach!

guarantee exchange obligations, and
lt'wan proposed that the fund should
be limited to current commercial and the'ports of embarkafiom Became .
exchange ‘mflcllonfi- ‘ "this they have to use
This it! one of the Suggestions for train: and other facilities of tra‘
future financial development. growing and mm" m. the city.
out Offencoessful domestic war opera , Porters rue few
lion‘o the nasal Reserve mtem, , ~ an," — .
which the‘ repo reviewed in detail. stations. e that exint Ire
"Anum in; that the leading unload
of the‘ wufld“‘ill be a venue for rum ‘° W “ “In“

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long period “mm. thm‘ a tailing with Mom baggage tide

side with a whole squad 01 soldiers.

runabout-61111:: hind “1061‘! not)
operate an emfly as our'own'gold

settlement man. which has cleared? “w”

porter and.

33$on of a mug of vast area." to another

s t e repory e sawing of to" But. they? manage it after 3 mm.-
and 9‘99““ 'ment 1° abrasion'mdl with the help of the American military
transportation ”gen and interest on police whose m (but m.m . .
gold transferred will be enormous. and cards are numerous in all the depots.
the charges and inter-earring)” unna-
rerred will be enormouayand. the ad~

caning: to the will) m‘erce‘or the world UJS. CARTRIDGE

will indolent le." 3 3 '

The report disclaised for the first; NR TAMPIEQ REBEIS
time extensive "dilemma! the Rel-i
oral We Barnum-stem ohm-J
latlng foreign exchange transactions
of the‘fi'fist ’yeail'to prevent dealing:
on enemy account. Atlanta were
maintained at all cable offices and’
these worked in close cooperation
with'other government agencies to
detect enemy transactions. Total
purchases and sales of demand and
cable exchanges between dealers in
the l'nitcd State! from Feb. 20. l918.
when the regulation became effective
to December 31. were $5.158.t't'|0.000
of which 372.727.000.000 or 72 per cent.
Werc for exchange on Grcat Britain.

The report told how thc Federal
leservo- system in this country func-
tioned in cooperation with the Trea-
sury in tremendous war tasks of rais.
ing Libcriy Loans floating certificate
iSSUeS. settling trade balances. dia-
counting billions of commercial pa»
pvr. deflating in the rationing of cap‘
ital and providing a free channel for
flow of credits to all parts of the
country where they were most need-
ml.

"Tim ability of the country to absorb
investments has proved to be far
grcatcr than had been anticipated,"
said the report, “and our credit Sugg-l

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MEXICO CITY, Feb. SJ—G‘nETIFCDé
our Lopez de Lara, 'éommander” of
ry‘operationo in the '0“ regions.
has notified the War Department that

cartridges have been Shipped from

the Tampico district. Charges fro-
l.uis Cabrera, that foreign oil compan-
ies are keeping alive the
movement in the petroleum
and supplying the rebels with arms
and ammunition.

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t‘t)Bl.l~2.\'Z, Feb. 8.——-Thousands
n : nil-ms of t‘oblenz have relatives or
firicnds in the United States and dur-

‘cccupation there was a line of Ger.

Atlantic. Th“ Germans
the false impression that

cd States by use of the army's mail

GOLD EXCQ'PANGE; FAST LEAVING PARIS

The Associated ’Press).I—‘-e§h§ rgilwizx"
'- ari are» ' w
the Entente nations and a few leading mggnmmge mega a”: Moun-

tains of' beddhm rails. locker trunks

and the customary belongings of tfhe-
o .

the regular

in Paris railway:
men or wounded men. so it is not «3- _
or two wreak

iThen comes the hunt for a taxicab,
which is even‘anI-e rare than-tho

lacking any
, French. these Americans have no easy
enormous transactions bemoan distant “me in gem,“ out of one station and

he has received no" that 10,000,000 3
New York for the use of the rebels in’
quently have been made. notably by

rebellioug
district

FOR. UNITED STATES

of

lag the first few weeks of American

mans every day at the army post of-
{ice with lethrs for those across the lam tlu- m-cupiui zone.

had gained; .__..____
they would i
communicate with people in the Unit.

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'1 Madc of {mod inert-r-tizcd (laur'fih:
3’ 45 niches Squarl‘: hemmed really for

5 use: a variety of paticrnS

Value 51.50.
Crash Towelinlz

fiat-l1 ...... .' ...........
\l nrfh 29c.

3i All Linen
15c

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SuhsLantial quality;
{ Extra special.
1 yard ..................

Pillow Cases

4.”- x 36, made from Selected wrung

durable muslin.
39c

 

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Dress Percales
Yard wide, good patternfi and color-
ings: standard quality.

Special tonight,
yard .................

Apron Ginnhams
This is the genuine Amoskeng
mke,-’gunrante‘ed as to quality, a
good line of fast color indigo
checks. Worth :9c. 1
'i‘onlghtyyurd ........ 90

Lonlrcloth

An‘uceptlonclly fine quality, made
of . selected combed yarn and
blanched pure white. 25c
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Special, you-d ..........
.7 mm ’l’oplin
‘~ ‘twfdehhighly‘flufshed and ex-
roollen qun ty: regular 50c.
m

29c

\Hemstitched Table Cloths

and sturdy, for hard wear.

3 *Volue $1.39. 98c

At. each ..............

54 x 908beets

_ $1.24
Crib Sheets

Full bleached. good quality muslin;

69c

Large Size Turkish
Towels

Double thread'aud good weight.

“'orth 49c. 29c

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The residcnts of Coblenz and other
towns in this vicinity continued to
stream into the United States branch
post 031cc each day in such mnibcrs

authorities notices were lll'blis‘nnd in
the German ne“ spapers explaining
that no German mail was being re-
:ccivcd for the l'nitcd States. Ameri-
lcans of the Army of Occupation are
fnot allowed to use the Gc‘rman mails
:i’or communication with enemy sub-
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Americans Visit Shell
Shattered Verdun

 

u“‘9- allhOUgh expanded. is unshakén.; “<- r”—

“'e have no currency problems, and RBtUI'IIS to T8" HOW She

conditions are not. romparable with ., . .
those which existed at the closv of3 Got; America’s War Aims

_ VBRDUN. France, Feb.
got American tourists have. visited
lVerdun recently, most of them Spend-

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Screw
44 llll'll: vi t :3: §,
'l‘cniphx t
yard ~ . .33
Black French ‘; .
l-‘im: quality. “Minn.
ahlc for :Ipliz.: .u .
Tonight. - .-
yartl w- Q .3.
Black Lining Sateen
Yard 9. Hi“. l“Hl (! 4» ii
regular 4:2. . 3“
At. yard . 87c

Women’s Handllrr !
Good wearing and law .
lty; value 8c each.

At. each .. .........

All Silk limbo...
Moire l)rl‘$t’lt'n and E-‘f'li‘ .
22c

Regular 25'-
White Tea Cm» and
Saucers
Choice of two (lifl‘relll -.. p...

T a
3%; 123.; .......... i 50
Woodbury’s Facial Soap -

Best for the skin. 21c

8“ coin ......
VTIIe Genuine Palmtlive 3
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ORG.
Cit? . . . . . e. ....... 10c
' Peroxide .

aluarnnteed‘qunlity. s onlm‘ 0mm

Rein l 25 .
Bottllear 0 17C
Kolynos Tooth Paste

.......... 1563‘
Rilrht’s Stow-and Nickel

Produces brilliant ~9th on -.
and nickel parts seine-mun.-

Reprnlar 3 "0,1296

15c each ......

leud Vane.” r
Rcmoves Spots and stain.- 3.
furniture. hardwood autonml»

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gram. 3.: 1.: :0"...O:;

that. eventually, at the l‘lqllesl oi‘ the'

‘esiding either within or wllit- ”the bells of fin. (‘qfhady-n.

.er is one of the

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«an. .4341“

etc: produces high finish and
vents cracking. '51
25(- Sizc .............. 1 (3:: .

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ing part of a day lookln: -

ruins of the."city that. wna.‘

ins: on to some other near?»

the night. Many of them! Flv‘” "-

have been individuals and .3

who came over in somu .

with President “Tilson's tri;
Several thousand Frcnf

and a handful of Amt'l‘lt‘h': t

quartered in the ShFH-filltlll

No civilians have come i... I

tremendous task of rotor

not begun. Every Sands

yr; ' . l
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few 1..
church which han- l‘l'
away by German sheil-

but no services havi-
within its bare wall-a

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the Civil “'ar.
The Board predicted that banking'
.crcdils now concentrated in this coun- ’
'try soon Would be extended through"
the world with the development oi"
,i'orelstn trade. Attention was called:
,to the fact that even during the warp.
Strain the gold reserve maintained.
against Federal Reserve notes ever
fell below sixty per cent. though only
forty per cent. was required by law.
l'l‘his was interpreted as indicating a
'healthy condition necessary as a pre-
lude to financing of foreign trade.
, The report stated that since the war ;
began $31,452,000,on of Liberty Bonds :
and certificates of indebtedness have .
been subscribed for and collected!
through the tWelve reserve banks. l
l Rediscount operations between the.
reserve banks during the year were

 

atom: l‘.'.l- This improvement is said to ‘30 {110 tent fighting stated that the wonderful
defense of the Marines was to Ger-
many the. start of her downfall.

He told of the radiant faces and
stem determination to win shown by
_ . 'the boys that had been in battle.
'll'lF-l while lm'lt‘r ”10 “mum“ 0‘ “‘1' which he visited in hospitals and
icamps. He paid a very beautiful tri-
. bute to the chaplains who risked sc
The ayatom of merely fining speod- much and worked so hard for the.
oys.

. Mr. Scullcy talked for nearly nine-
15 ‘ty minutes. but as most of his remarks
navere extemporaries. it is impossibloi

{to report his address in full.

A! At a later date he has promised to
jrelate more of war work and inci—
. dents and personal experiences.

so light a matter, and the neforcement; Rev. Father Carnoll of St. Joseph's

lot a law providing jail sentence is aptgiclosidnt‘he trading 1;? a very interest-
. . na 3 '
The idea has been repeatedly sug to be immediatelv effective in mtrtail-EFI-che bgnmeeaggmgfigofifiihfil 2:- "ered 88 $655,638,000. .
gested in this country. In Canada the QC ' ‘ ' l Despite the big strain on the rc-‘
‘ “honor {la-vs" have alreadv ‘been put lserve system. the surplus over the re 1
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ministering thosc colonies,
mane and enlightened lines. for lile'dll‘ot‘t result of lesislation passed about

 

Before German People :

 

K33“. M'm‘ '

3 10 Days’ Sale of3

TTRES 5
Save from $2.00 to $5.00
on a Mattress

 
 

colonies. bent-fit along with their own. a rear ago and providing: jail sentenc'

 

Germany should lug Surprificd at thcil‘ vs for those convicted of rct-klcss’ driv-

moderat inn.
._-..__-. "on... ——--=-— . nor.

THE NEW HONOR FLAGS ;
3 ThePWal' line. serVice flags. are Slow':ers and reckless drivers has almost n0.b
13' disappearing. m ”"33”. place, em'3lleteri‘cnt effect. As a mile the fine 3
players may soon be displaying a “fiwcasy to pay and the driver forgets
kind 0f flag, the stars of which Win in- before he gets back to his machine.

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dicate the numbel of returned aoluerabrief workllouse term. howevor. is not
employed at that store or manufactur-

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in: this evil. ' .
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l “rith prohibition in Operation therein] t' . quired resérves have fallen only 517,-" _ .. . _
to use in sme sections. The old set-5 ,m , . , 2 ee mg ___,_ 400,000 Since the declaration of w:u-.- $7.70 Mattress . _,. _ ......... >913“
.. _ l“ natural be \ery little driving donel CLINTON COMMI‘VDE . The 3' lied 80“! or surplus ofi . . . -,..... . . . . . . . . . .
vice flags Offered 3 constan‘t‘silent ”I. under lh9.lnflu"n“° 0‘ “quor- BN3 ' 3 c RY reserves. on December 27. 1918. was? $11 00 ( mil. - . Q ‘ "
‘hute t0 the men who had given up careless indifferent Selfish and} EL: T8 OFF'CERS reparted as $528,600,000. Aggregate' . ‘ ' ‘ anon Mattm ‘ . ' . . ' . ......... "V1. _(.
, ' " ' ' ' ‘ The annual conclave and election of net earnings of th “bin‘ks were 355-1
ir job: uncomplainingly when a. . . ._ . e . .
the . l‘ thoughtless timers will still be withmgicers of Clinton Commandery, No. 3. 446.000 last. year. . ‘ 3, $133.75 Gombmat' ion Mattress ‘ $ltl.-l=5
“mm (““3“ called them. T ‘e new us. They will continue to endanger 7K. T., was held at their Asylum in the3 The Federal Reserve system now in. g """

 
 
 
 
 
 

eludes 936 state banks and trust oom-

 
 

l'fl‘“ 93"? 5““ “ “bf"? ‘0 ”“f “die“ human life and health so long as their Masonic Temple on Wall street Inst pauses, with “gt-egg to capital and 131950 iFélt‘M’a‘tress _ ' _ . . . _ _ . _ _ . _ . ‘ _____ $14.7 l
4hr.)- will also serve as evxdence or action is net considered criminal and: evening. _ lsurplus of $730,900,500 13nd. aggregate . A . w

‘3 the patriotism and mod sense of thelflmct punish tadministeréd ‘ The tollowmg otllcers were Chosen(3?:dm3morafimfithg7mmfi‘i0mtfig3 m“mnt ' MK! 33" 00 Hair Mfitress $25.1“;

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cnrploycrs. . In this the Whole communily is 1.9.; ’ - _finstltutions eligible for admission. in-‘a , . , 3 _
. It h... Mm pointed out that many; Lester W. Gorham. commander. {eluding those now members, is 8,500_; .To tell what part she played in; mwicms (Silk MS) 527-7.]
. - r" ‘ all r are not at aigsponsible, first for the passage of ade-ivpercy C. Morgan.~genemlisslmo; nor—gnu: moon-es atom t $13500.M.-~phnlng Ameflea'smf’nlm Dem - ., . ‘ ‘ ' ' """""
of lllv returning so 9 s ‘ ‘ . - . _ 000_ La t. banks with. .— ¥ j . 3 ..
quote laws and then for their enforce-t age M. N. Sigman. min natal. ; , 5 year 086 State , We of the Central W, ”a, .. ‘
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looking for itomething better. “eylitselt ‘0 sputtering and exclaiming liamD..8!m1'-pe. junior widen; Ed, . "‘3‘ members:

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mot ‘ late its indignation int-0 ac‘ W; MICE W; ml! Mme m —.. the” . . ‘
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