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IINIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 10 a. m., 10:12 p. 111.
Sun rises 5:03, sets 6:51
Manners or The Associated. Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
hfltled to the use for publication of
fill news dispatches credited to it: or
not otherwise in this paper and also
‘ny local news published herein.
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' A LAND OF I'RISONS.
l “I was greatly struck." writes.an
Emerican returned from Moscow. "by
the number of prisons we passed.
Churches. convents. monasteries. of-
fice buildings. palaces. soldier concen-
tration camps. all have been turned
into prisons. And the tragedy of it
fig that they are tilled not with Czar-
Ilt‘bureaucrats and remnants of the
bourgeoisie. but with simple workers
and peasants who dared show their
tesentmenl against the Soviet govern-
them."
This is the testimony of Morris Zuc-
Iier. an American Communist who was
bent to the Atlanta penitentiary dur—
ing the war for speaking in defense of
fiolshevism. and who, after his releasi-
by President Wilson following the
firmisth'e. went to Russia as to '1
bhrillo to see how his beloved system
‘yOI'ki'll lii- found out. and now in
deep contritlon ho is telling the Amt-ri-
mn public of the fraud that the Red
leaders arr» perpetratilli: in Russia,
"Shooting takes placi- in l.nb_vanka
hi and it" replied an official. in :1
mailer—orifact \\':i}'. when Zucker ask‘
bd whether people wormstill being ox-
ecuir-d.
“1 max sum it up." concludes Zuck-
II", "by safinl: that the thing's
15¢ in America are accustomed to by
instinct or reason the Soviet govt-ru-
mcni tries to have done by compul.
aion and enactment. The result is an
unwarrantabli- preponderance of form"
and live establislinicnis through which
form l.“ exorcise i."
This is 2mm: preilv far for a former
disl-iplc ol‘ llolshi-vism. llc confesses
mthat llt' hall guilt" to Russia lli‘lit‘Vllll:
it "the Ermilvsi democracy in ill:-
‘World " lli' found nothing but brutal
‘l'orrr. and that form- not (-vf‘n (-\cr-
(‘lnwl in ll?" proletariat in whosc nami-
L-nim- l‘Ils prof, snow! to rule. .\'o por-
80nul liberty no freedom of press 0'.
and which was sorely needed,
repetition of the experience that J. 1’.
Morgan had when he offered his Lon—
nn embassy” 9
The belated acceptance in the pre-
.sent case. while doubtless pleasing to
the donor. is rendered .ungracious by
the condition which accounts for the
hospital's name. 9
that the institution must not bearthe
name of the son who gave his life for
his country. and whose inheritance
now goes to help his living comrades:
GERMAN GOODS FOB FRANCE.
It is reported trom Paris that the
French Government has reached an
agreement with Germany by which-the
latter is to make‘ her reparation pay-
ments to France in the form of com-
modities and raw materials. up to 50
per cent. of the .totai. Inaémuch. as
Germany is oblimted to pay France
$400,000.000 t6 3500000000 8. year.
the amount of payments in goods will
therefore reach $200,000,000 to $3250.~
000,000 a year. This will be a big ad-
dition to the‘ normal imports France
may expect from her neighbor.
The purpose of‘this arrangements is
explained as threefold. First. it is
meant to enable France to obtain ma-
terials she needs. by a direct and easy
method. Second. it will enable her.
by absorbing a. considerable volume of
German goods herself. to keep those
goods from competing against her own
in the-world markets. and thus help
her in her fight for foreign trade.
'l‘hird. by lessening the transfer of gold
which Germany would othenwlsehave
to make. it will help to steady ex-
change.
Franco usually knows what she is
doing. especially in business mki'ters.
It may well he asked whether these
considerations should not have as
much weight with the l’nited States
in arranging for repayment of the al-
Iicd debt to this country as they have
with France in the pavment‘of the
German indemnity. ,‘u
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( ' I Al‘ll‘ N B.“ SIC“ x‘Illl. !
'l‘lie acquittal of the Chicago play-
crs accused of conspiracy to “throw"
the postseason games in 1919 is dis-
appointing to Ban Johnson, president
of the American League, whcr points
out that the jury‘s verdict "does not
alter the conditions one iota. 0r mini-
minc‘the magnitude of the offense."
it is disappointing no less to base-
ball iatrons in general. despite the
i-i'thnslasni shown by many of the dc-
i‘ci.d.n.ts' immediate friends.
It is disappointing to Judge K. M.
Landis. National Baseball Commis-
sioner. who announced immediately
after the players \vcro acoultli-d. that
they could not hope {or nuinsiutc-
lll"lll. lll th *ir league.
The public approves the verdict or
l'rcsixli-nt Johnson and Judge lnndjs.
isomethlng which would save it‘iuoiey
It is .1
don residence to the government99’9for-
That cIndltion 'is
‘may have possibly started. as a detec-
Medicine Morea'nd M9re c9ncemed With
"Disease: Preeventiena’rhanoure = . -
Bran-smart pm. Kev- Yeti; ”We“
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Medicine-Jo becoming more and more concernedwith‘ the prevention
disgrace for s manta-bench,- become tintwill be a publicucknowledg-
ment'thot‘he hes. not livedmcoording‘to "common sense. We advocate the
intelligent. application ocfrheslth'rnles' because they make for efimency.
A man should treat himself at lesstnoworse than he would treat
his horse. He takes the 'feedbsg.;my from his horse-when he thinks the
horse has enough to—eat; but he keeps his own feedbsg'on solong as he
’9
feels like eating. “Mom people dig their graves with their own teeth 9
than are put out of existence in any other-way. 9
In my opinion. the business man who does without 1 reaction as
poor financier, because he is drawing on the hunk of health withoutmag.
ing a deposit, and it he keeps doing that long enough the cashier of the
bank of health will notify him he has .overdnwn the account. 111m
cases the banks get “sore”. and close the account. In the case of the tau-9
man being that means a funeral. "
DR, [OLLMER’S HOME lTwo State Policemen 9
DAMAGED BY FIREg Tend-er Resignation
iContlnmd from Page On.)
Resignations of two state police-
.men have been accepted. Arrange-
dlrected into the very heart of thelmenta are being made to give Col.
conflugration. soon bringing the “N;Ernest L. Isbcll. of New Haven. pres-
under control. While part 01 the ident oi'the state police commission
men were directing their attention t. quarters in the capitol.
thisfia ladder was placed against an; The resignaiious are these of A1.
“DD" window. the window “'3“ fred L. Rudd. as of June 1. and Rob-
Bmuhed in and & 398N311 was started'ert W. Bridgemun. as of June 14.
to find if there were any one sleepingv'rhese Were tendered to the. 0m regime
in the house. The 998??“ “"13 "103‘ under Superintendent Egan after the
am." assisted by Joseph \Vaye. a 4119" old commission had ceased to evist
ti‘ctive connected “'lih ”‘9 central but before the merger of the police
office of the police {0"(‘9 0" New In?“ and motor \T‘llll‘lt‘ inspection division
City and who is staying for a few had beeneffiqmfi
days for a vacation at the Hill Top Comptroller Harvey p9 Bisseil is ur-
Inn. 'i‘here was no one round in ‘heiranging to “mm“ President Isbell
house as the family had gone taiwhm, mnommmh of Motor Vehicle
Clouipo Beach for the night. After Commissioner it. B. Stockel's office
the fire had been extinguished an minim-(r been completed.
vestlgution was stat-ted for the origin
of the blaze. l‘nder a stairway lead-
ing to an upper floor from the recep-
tion hall was found where the tire
Heavy Snow in the Alps
Forces Climbers to Huts
GENEVA. flu-.1 lS.~—It has been
snowing th\ll_\' in the Alps for the
last twenty-four hours and several
parties of climimrs are temporarily
snowed up» in Alpine huts. From
tive wire was found without any in~
sulation on it and this is looked upon
as the probable cause of the tire. The
beautiful furniture» the tapestry on
the walls and the wood work in the
front of the house was greatly dam-
and. prespmmg a sad picture. Three gummy to 111er implies of snow has
accidents to the firemen were ultclld— tags?" in Nil”S above the level of
M to by Dr. William Tracey. Jr. ’- “" “""-
The [l‘vrhlfilrr-tr'r dropped 30 de-
9The injured men were \‘Villiam Cody,
who got cut by a fircmcn’s axe on the
left wrist: John Nooneywho received
irrcvs. for-rim: \isltol's at the various
resorts. who a m-rk mm wrnt without
of disease rather than the cure. Tho-:dsyexill come when it will beg)
. .
»Pennlless. unemployed and utterly
disheartened, Nicholas Zuschlog. forty.
yeon New York bricklayer, decided
tocommlt suicide. He Jumped from
a pier into New York has. The water
chilled hissulctdulardorandheswsm
around. 9A plank. about six feet long
hosted by and Zuschlog dumber-ed on
it. Plank and Zuchslog drifted set
ward down through the bay. put
Coney Island' and finally. after twea-
ty-tour hours. wont ashore at Long
Beach. Thenhewasrescuod undon-
rested for vagraocy.
N ationai Guard Called
in Carolina Mill Strike
RALEIGH. N. (3.. Aug. 15.--»Two
companies of National Guard troops
were ordered to Concord by Gov.
Cameron Morrison tonight to suppress
disorders growing out of a strike of
cotton mill workers in progress there
for several months.
Major ll. R. Pair-on. commanding
the Second Battalion. First North
Carolina infantry. was directed to take
command.
JIARK HRS FOR STAFF} POLICE.
.
The motor vehicle department has
9ordered a. special form of license
fmarkcr for use by members of the
state police force. it has black flir-
In , All Colors
.The most popular fabric for Ongpiece
Dresses 9
9 PER YARD
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Regular» » $3.98 Quality.
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eggs I ehebe s
' It’s Hers If no amt-o.
It’s a Wise Woman Who Does
Preserving
For whaFis more delicious it. the middle of www ~ 2.
is flying than a can of rich blackberries or some i».
pears.
And no matter what you pay in the store
never units as good as “Mother makes."
*Let Us Furnish You with the Proper Tmls to: the
GAMING SEASON
Good Luck and Jumbo Rings, Jar Lifters. Glass T are.
Jelly Glasses, Paper Jelly Cups. Wire Ja» sans -
Strainers, Pacing Knives, Parawax. Ha‘i Carri":
Atlantic Canners, Etc
25 WASHINGTON STREET
out
Delivery
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35“"“”M"““ 0" 1’11””‘4 "““llnk’ “Ht l'l‘ll- rather than that of the Chicago Jury. cuts on the right wrist. and Prod (3111- coats. to don ““"""“"‘s "”‘i furs. éures 0“ ‘1 -"‘“°“' background and the
ital9lvrannjc, I‘lir (th'list' admitted by the accused .lahan. who had the big toe of his lot: {number is pregedpd by the letters "59
l rilscnwrml that the masses are plum-rs mu.v not have been specifically foot smashed by one of the other tire- Paris “""W‘imw 0“ an m‘i'mg.‘ 1," “gnu-‘Img “a“; police.
:oro-d by :i soon-t. li‘l‘l‘llilr‘. omniprrs. ,.,,..,i.m.,n9h9\. criminal statutes. but it men dropping it chemical tank on it. ”NIH-V half -“ WWW“ foreign \iSliOI‘fii
" 51" 0"“1"‘l"-""l“”- “'llif‘h 111‘”le w-w (‘i‘ll'lllilV forbidden lw the law of The damage to the house will prob “3““ "1“” ' ‘
v . .- .. . . ‘ “ ‘ ~ - » ‘ ' ' ‘ ' l —Semlnel clflsdfl '0 -
“hm" ” “m ""‘l “hm" 'l “"H- 3“} l'l":l!i‘;|»0li. and that law is rl-cognizmi ably amount in the neighborhood of ' ed ‘6‘ “i won
dot-:4 with its victims what it will: that in: Spot‘iHllOl‘. as highi-r than statutory $4.000. and “'hiCh l5 COW-""84 by 111'
:hi- noblvst souls and purest hearts to ”Mir...“ surancc with Taylor and Golden Inca. .
n- found in thi- vvliob of lliissi’i 'il'“ 'l‘lu-l‘l- '5 no diq ‘ ' . - d \ ' ' O ' ' ‘ fl I ;
9 9 9 .. . -, .posilion to persocotc an \illlam . McLean Inc. Recall '
loo)» :90'l.m::99 u: its prisons JD. what ilw ui‘ii mind; ball Players. They will wusyodnded It 3:30 and a number of s 'T" PAID LESS THAN JONES!
mng nu.» men of the Hope Hose were left on ‘ * ‘
sum 1' i'llillilIl‘ in tiltir own conscious-
“:i;l:"..f"::~:‘.l?..tf‘mil-i; m 2° W Mm" l "mum JONES paid sacs: u Gallons a
9 99 n - [vlllli.\.~i(ll.ll ostiacism that is outbriaks and to protect tin home -—'—-— “mt " .
0'"! 5"9'” "H“ '1‘? "lo-‘1 "\"W‘l‘i'fllifi l'lw'h to be their lot. lint baseball from Vandals. “’ord was scnt to Dr. “use MPAINT_
1 “mg" H" \"“"“"‘” S‘H‘iimsm “1”" must lie lirpt (‘lille Honesty is the \‘ollmer that his home Was on tire. SMITH made 1. 631101130me M
lh'o'ii [I'lllv‘f- 1.1:»- in burning: it. It \r-l- (ssmun or sport. Baseball lnust He reached the scene at 4w“ o‘clock ' Pure Paint, f .
vim“ 1"“ “""l """HW‘ i" ”it'qu‘il- in: as :nmsl :tLva suspicion as (‘.u»- and after inspecting the house noti- or $3!- bybum
gummy “ M” """"‘l “mm“ s-lr‘s \vilc. fled the insurance agents and (her. BGKlS. L‘IWMM
‘ ' . ~~——~—~———O—_—— went back to Compo Beach. Had eGaIS. Linseed Oil to mix into it.
'I‘IH'I .\l.('UH()l. \VITI'IV 1'9. 31, 5""{E [{ED TAPE. thf‘l‘O lK'ell it window Open in the
house at the limit the fire started it is
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(‘Uili‘i'dllllL’ sonwthiiig
SMITH SAVED £1
(‘u-n. Dam-s. director of the Federal
in South
)lnil‘l street. and Preparations \vi-n
underway for getting the bake rind,"
which now 1". . .. . t l m
l'nliirw ll) lllzlil rill llH‘ {illilltll'llv 0r :1 lllldi‘” L. hug. CU‘ (”It .1)“ r919.1lp(. “'llllStOOil the attacks 01' ”it" flames L‘um‘sfi PM“ -
”up...” ,l .. ,_ .. . . . ‘ ” lltciall). l-rom time immemoruli it '15 th hp 9 i f _ 'to ’
in d W...‘ 9”,“ ”HS '5 H‘“ m“: has bull the custom in Goyernmeiital ‘ e .“5, 5 0 .“00‘1- F l B hm~‘9_”-.
9999999999999 9.. 9.9:.mau9 l-e:ng9~¢-v.~n in pro— iupannu nts at “Washington to tie up A D MORGAN twang, y I
89999999999 ‘99 ‘9‘99"99;9999""‘"”"U‘9‘”r“: “”‘9‘ 9(9):“ bundles of documents with bright red ELKS CLaAMBAKE ' 'HDW ' south N0 mm a 82”“!
. . -. ~ arnoun o‘ : . . . .. .. ' ' BRAD“ port. .
(tail). .\ lu-rson \vcizhiu: 1:10 ;:1?l11?; 11:13:”:- it; 99:39):9392:9911‘mpgfi9d999i: till: HELD IN HOME . ggfingfiY BRO F. G Y’ wat It BEATS ‘ as it sweeps as It Cle ‘;
if,” away With 1""0 quarts every 24 origin ‘of the term as a figure of . s. 00., a” In‘ . . .
0191999.: 9 9999 999 9 39999990999 signifyinma. system fitgtechni- (Continued From First Page)
"J ”'1 S ”5"" are "Ot ”‘09“ cal prom-(lure so artificial and (-lahor- .. t t. ‘ r -. i
— » returned to the les Home ASk us for a Free DenlonS r3 1011 In SOL“.
llecrease in Electric Light
OF
Sought by
are
mrl
tlu ii<illlv‘-|il'v\V hounds. but
our 9olvl
meal.
ate as to defeat business efficiency.
llC‘l‘t:tfl('l'. Gen. Dan's: ARIZOUJICL‘S. the
(l( part menial employes will be obliged
Ntailtlilu‘sg
’l‘lli'sv
bread. butter
first converted
and Power Rates
~ own home.
DONNELLY’
Jil't‘
to sugar. thi n to alcohol The manu ' ' “K...“ At this stage Jupiter Fulfil” I ‘ E E:| E:( VI“: ('1
‘ ' ' to use. ordinary twnie. . HP
factor“ and l‘tlrmlunhlion take . performed his best stunt of tin- div 4 NORWAL “7(’RKS
. . _ place .. l _ . 9 9 m9 . 9 9 - - . . .
yin-mall; the (1' ciared putpose is (cono 3 m the rain coming down in torrent. , I
as a normal part of the hu-
the col" . r: tivel ' smut ‘tcm of t in
man “59.99991“ 9.9999999909999929 lv'l 3 t i Y S
Twine cce's less than tape.
driving some or the workers inside tho T0 Second Taxing District Electric Service Consumers.
' material
'l'l'" ‘Ilil‘stion ‘irisos “How tlnn do »- . house and nearlv extinguishin' ti.
‘ ‘ " - , ‘ . t i. lie ossmly. thcv ii. the budcet dio - ' h ' I. , .._.._..
309 mam ”mom “mum“, to ”m a ”re 9916:9909 9999999 999 "9 9999“ 30999999199”; more fires under the mg summers m ”H, 99 9 in ofi'mmg the experimental rate reductions. as indicated below we have
or sobriety and l“‘5i1¢'(‘iiil)i1i19\-?" The back yard. After this, things liiriui Altll ”1"“ "980118 Wlll infill-F the action; but. with the 008! of .supplvlng
impOrtm-‘t ”‘3“ “1‘“- i’lt'i‘ll‘lt'li." still of uncertain decllane
a”’*“"‘r is that ”“0 process of manli. The Chan - . . _ . for the better. and progress continm .l I "-
.9 9 9 , . age .3 suit-,1} s, mbollc, Let 9 _ ~ . . urge item at least being at a maxi
h“ hire and consumption is continuous llsrhope it is also “9.09”an Having SO that h) 5 oclock it was (innounppj .llum. “e retain the reservation that, if. under trial..the reduced rates fall
in properly provide for the supply. w How.
t\I‘l'. no will slriv
.‘UUi‘ are
that. the bake “as 0 shall revise them accordingly.
e for such further reductions as shall be consistent with ‘
l‘l'1lil\ All
rewarded by waiting. for it Was our of
through the Whole 34 hours. and the \vwr.
cut out the rad ta 9 literallv. let ub-
am‘ml'l Oi" alcohol is very minutely di— p l p
“C employes do it in the larger sense
villi-d amone; the mvri'id muscle cells - . . the best (‘Vt-l‘ serxed in the I | ~ l l-‘Tl alest 800d and that of ‘
. - ‘ - ~ than the term implies. Vi hat is wanf- ' - " ‘ " " "‘ ' 50‘". electric DIN-1t- T .
0i ”in body. so that there isnevcr any M in fossilized Federal Departments ““1”"“3 m“ "0‘ ‘30 “1‘“‘4'3' “‘“llmg Waiting for prices of comm i too slow for 18 SO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NOR“ ‘A'LK
undue amount of alcohol assembled is a psychological change' and for for “‘9 big “’"d- ll"‘"““" ”’1‘ 1h”? Hilllnlon good: ”mg-A 'r-mt ‘- 9n essentials to come dtl’iwni't 8 home is the ‘ ‘
1: ilny ml" at 303' Particular moment. that. the plain. white twine lmlova- was an “l""mfi'ifi‘ m “M” “"1 ‘l""*‘" W3“? ‘0 lghiI—l‘lt‘gutc 9999::99983969 CWDGSBUOD and'l life culft‘ll-yllroven byjtrial. I
1' umber-more it (is exploded instantly tion will be an effective reminder. sandwiches. boiled crabs. little ncck Such is the spirit of these I‘Qd tcian an 3' be 8"ch 3! liter use Of the electric
8-3 rapidly as it is formed. ’ _ . rims and other thinks on tap all dd)‘. Service than that of the tonsilltflegsll's'fgt teedo ‘n fiatfirthelflant’s ever-increas-
””1: $22319; 3‘93“: “Tinned to regard MEAT EXPORTS. for???” ‘99 0"?““1” 9rrmm~i music lug business at its best. the temptatlo: i: strong 'to delay the decrease. and ' " -
. . . a.eo m is; not harm- . e o casion. am llu h-l' l‘ v ' . i '
ful to the human s‘mtr-m. he should American meats-sports 3.1-6 down “Tr“ ““‘i'h "W“.‘t‘l Jim“ “f (Clix-$1111: lglfllelzgfatlilg defamed funds for mild! needed plant imp;0;ell:£::?l1:‘lll:;l§:£: . . l .
1mm» F” ”m ruruwr “mms 0" ”w "is" filial”? m9 iifntfiphacslordmgj to9the "”‘l “"“"S l" “‘1' " ll ‘ marl M'li-l‘tions i-lreadv low'vlratg; als‘lgmh' 9T11ere;ox~9e9,9i)urc%r;l9y;x9:::oi;ng consumers are urged : ' l ‘- " ummer Bar alns
phi-strum. Nature apparentlv knows u 0 mm M" ‘ em 1301‘”.le “"0 “W“ ”H" i“ "ii-10“ :1 ii'si-iw one to h ' b~ . . l ‘ epma e vng f ulslulness and least waste ‘ - 7
how much of this fuel the bodv needs lhcy. :ll‘e9also down 50 per cent. 1“ Tile nu nil»: l‘.\ oi 2m “bun-lint” wet" 619 ’ making “eh kilowatt'hour cOunt Of‘ ' ' - .
and Sir-vs to it9ihat that much is Slip- "‘39:::‘9’11919'll9i:9(-v9cnhmore significant. }.~,....],..“ k H H, um ,.9 chairman. Hart The G‘XDel-imental reductions and changes in the 919031031 energy 5319 :9
Filed. Anvlhmsr over that anlount. v» ll's I," it ‘ mu“: as9long9 been 1”? 30” 1“ “"‘i‘lx. John \V. Partridge “in; rates for lighting and power senice' will apply to the bills rendered on and Q . . . l ‘ Mall
any mfmn, “hob”, 99mm 99999“ 99999 9.(9i 9: -9i,9re.itost m(.lt-l‘.\p(,urux1g coun- 95mm. 9,99 99 9.999999 (9 39999999999 99999-9; 9999 after November lot. 1921, by The South Nor-walk Electric Works of the Sec- : COld type 16 an unsatisfatory medium t‘lloor.
gygimn ”pm “.9qule which 999999999: 99999 r5 am its greatest meat consamor. .9 ”999999 99 9999999999 or 99589999999998 99909999 and Taxing District. City of Norwalk. Conn., beginning, from each meter .
the human imprim. and does damage 17]» to a year ago we ate more on .lt, 9.19““: H999 m9 ”99”,” of ”“9 “991999909 reading taken on and after September 14. 1921 (exclusive of the cost-basis which to give much of an idea 0f VVhat “'9 have IO
to 991”” “M mum” systom. 49‘9'91'91991-9119ii9i9 2:21:99 290:9)“9 "forf9ciit'k"v‘t9lill.\. , W. ..,- municipal service. which will continue as hertofore): as follows: . :0 ll '
pparenilv. inform] , l . l _ d . ‘ p e in 19 War d, ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ o " ' *3. l
the mm 99999 99919999999299999999199: 9.. 5...”... business (.99....39...” I,\Egss'AngEl-IIEFTPIILANSAM d OQMMERGIAL SERVICE :9 show you. Ten minutes spent 1n this stme mil t 9
the external varii iv Q'i“ kimwlo] ' America and a year's industrial sti‘ii'. '\...A. M - l‘ ' 3- e e ‘ ' 7 ‘ l ' ’ ' ‘5' l
. 9. - - . . ire , ‘. , .. . ,. .. . tum-mp (lumen decuied toda" m t Charges per monthly bill or part thereof by meter. . h t tat t ttenri 11115
of its 0\isll-n(-(. mav l9 9 9 9m Lngiand luau brought the i'lmli'j. ,. . , - 9 . 3 a . on. more! ence our ur en mVI Ion '0 a ‘
. «o9 ::.?.::“..i:::. ~ b. was; W "° "W s. ‘ : GRAND CARNIVAL 0F BARGAINS tins “ ' .
UNt'l ii 59“! At‘t‘lil’l'S A HOSPITAL millar or ‘oneeleqz‘;m‘:!till-1?. ii" i. 3.. - ihroe delegates from each countryjrep- 800 for the ant 4 kWh or 1083 . l '
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s - .s (inv. in America wast _ .. . ~ . N . . H "V ”He tates and Be] ium- The om- ‘ 500' .
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