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”daily except Muddy by ' " " °‘° 304'” ”:5 .l ' n .' . i g ' ,. ' . , i ._ 1-4. , ~ -. a
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iml Publishinl Locum. William. me am of hem: mm . , L ; . , _ v , _ _. , _ » ~' _. :13 with} idle ,prlde my .boso’ m .' t° 1‘“ e a fund, payable to you Just be
.. 3 ‘ AM "H." I mg“. and undemm . .. , ‘. . 3 ' > , _ 4 ~ , . urned. when {GTiKEV fillmm" . ’ fore Chri - .
. ”not he had started bem'rxood.“ ’ ‘. '. . . ‘ ' ngc , ' ~ \ ~ ' ' :- - .~ :epatflne wtchgroghfimgekooech; . stmas, for y our use 1“ buym‘
as s a Cl n i: r . " , ' ' '; V : - ‘- v .. . - ‘ .' , :hfidumtd- Ewith ~th earned. Chr' - '
mm“ m r I . He placed his garments on a. chair. ;‘ ' ' ~ ‘ ~ ~ I, _ . ' ' mitht behold the 'would think die ‘3 « istmns pmts'
.60,” President. file knickers neatly folded there. - ‘ ‘ : ' , ’ . . \- ' . ’ m).lntportnnt’ lad, and I believed ‘ ‘ .
[in n. Vim-Pres. and Trees, 5 511°“ and “OCR“!!! smiled ll . V -- ~ . _ .. . _ ' ‘ . ' they had enrolled me among the ; . .
(him. Boctetary us. . ’. . “ . . ~» ’ .. ' . ‘ . pillars of the grad. But often. as l . . Start now to prepare for Christmas, 1924,
At if to say: "The morning fog. . g ' / n , ' ‘ _ V . - ‘ _ 1' - . , ' ‘ - plowed my acres. 01' £17008 the or . - - -.
. , 7 er plied tho flail, {wondered whv . by 301111118- '
phone: Norwnlk 92-98. 0: dressing will no longer—be; . , .
0““... ‘6 Wu” BL. Norwaii. llc‘s started being orderlyJ' ' . , V ’ . , ‘ _“ v ,5 : ’ all kinds of faker; iwere always , , .
mhphone—Norivalk ma. . ' r . A' - . , ‘ “ , ' campine'on my troll. The agents . Gut. °
_. I chuckled no I turned my head : ’ ' . " ' ' » . ' for gold bricke ro’over pursuing as Club
To watch him cleeping in his bed. _ . , ’ " ' - . y __ l ' In. from. crib to b’yre.'lnd making I i I
A wondrous c’l'iange had taken . : .e : e ' ’ ' . , frenzied, fierce, endeavor to oell’lnc, ,' .:
~ihe.................. $4.50 mace“ . 1 ' ' ..‘ ‘ Midon'tdeeiro.‘Andoqukr-.du
Our boy had washed his hands and . ~ ' ‘ > ' my gentle pastor. n. man of wizdom
‘ deep and wide, why closer than a.
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cred at your homo—21 cents ”"9- 4, . . ' ,_ . , . .' . , ’—
80;'u very seldom think. I said. " . , ”9% , - p *mustard plaster the taker- trottcfl ,:
. ' ' ‘ , . ”by my side. ‘Th: ere'n nothin. .3 like , CENTRAL FARFIELD
per week. ,.
~To wash before they go to bed. ' . ~ n4 / - 3’" ,- " , .- .
. I ’ I! - a humble bearing.".tho Manson.
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W also any local news published way. - / ' 7 .1 . f - ‘- . . y- . and feathers of a:chlef. Toau the . , . 0’
. (‘ynics may call this youthful zuile. ./ " ”i" . , A ‘ thorpe you're advertising “I“ you NORWALK, CONN.
All right. of publication of specilv lillt l behold it with a smile, . , , . are’loaded down with kale: until: it ,
‘ tenc- herein are also reserved. For once, just like that rogulsh elf. ' _ 4 . 1 , . then. my friend. surprising. that
, - - i vinyl-d at being good myself. . ' . ’ ‘ f - ‘ takers camp upon your trail?" New
” J ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' — .~ " 7 - - meekl t the bank I toddle, and
'- The 1- edLe A“ ard Silpl‘lnlif‘ there “‘(‘l‘c no Christmas: ~ ,: , ’ I'm ngt othered as I 80: no 828“
‘ ‘ * springs the latest model in etov .
(lily. ' . ‘ t
' ’ ‘ " ' « ' for burning ice and snow.
' ‘ -° comllllltl‘v which is uiiilllllir- 30 gifts for Which to dream and . , 1 1 _ f ‘
> a; the Allivl‘iuln I’QJL‘O) A\'.".'lli, prrly. . » 1: . . . . ,' ‘ . , ‘ . _ .
fit a HICt‘lliig last week. tilio' No Mum, rpwnrds for conduct fair " ‘ v‘ , ‘ . .. . _—‘—“‘ . - . ' .
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need many 0: ”"3 “"153 in “I‘m“ I UHF “H‘s would then be bleak and I . ”. .V ~‘ ' f , ’ ‘Vhen VVOInen Falnted HIS B1 ‘NK
a
ico-opcrzllllil: organizations will' hnrc. ,
duct the .l.iilll;u~y “retirendui-n," \lfn stiffiiit] grow nlll and never see ‘ , . ‘ It would be- difllcult to convince~ ,,
_ Jury of .‘\\'.illd. of which LilliU How very good our boys can be. ‘ , ~ . ‘ p. the woman of today that her sister’
.3: is chairman, lzus been at work _ . > ’ ‘ of .. generation or. two ago ‘81an
. , the middle of ()Ctgtiflil‘.‘ and is Q k < When she heard a “nee over an or- i
. ted to reach its ,03 on. nc- uac er (“nary telephone Wire' ‘3‘". u“- is 2 . [V .
+ ““3 t0 “‘0 ‘iC’m'm-g‘flv‘fi‘y Jim: ’ y ' true. according to W. -D. McKinney, »- IS 3 depository for funds 0f the Hardlng
a. y first. immediate y‘~a tor lm , - —'—"“_- . , . a moneer telephone or ’Commbusv :- . .
‘ Winning "1““ ‘5 7° be “Vb‘{““‘~‘d h the flood Of fake doctors who i ‘ ‘ I ' Ohio. who entered the business at g MemoriaL
itho widest possible public iur ll llelc hm." 1M loose to prey upon the . ~ ‘ the bouom When boys were em- 7
. e. ‘ unsuspecting public of this state to ‘ A , ~ . . played an operator: , .: . . '
$310 committee in its announcc- I‘m cleaned out or is it not? This is . “When I first started work. an a ‘ We W1“ accept your money, gne a re.
h COHCi‘ri'i'iS ””3 "referenlllllll" ”1" (“10821011 Which indignant ciii- . ' . born. relates Mr. McKinneY. “it was ' o
1 iempildtlcallly making two points: Zens are daily asking. .Or, on the : ’ , " Quito common for women ~10 faint 7 _ all“: and forward to the proper head-
' int. that participation in the "re-h other hand. are these quack: and ' When they heard a voice on thefltb- .
. ’ ondum" does not commit any or- Charlatans. through legal technicai- . 4 i . ‘ . er end of the wire. They tliifi‘lgbt “ , I a
hizstion or institution to any "on- itlcn or other means. to be allowed , _ . , ‘ . lbpernat l. Y Q“ fliers.
-rsomeni" of- the winning plan. to hide under cover until the storm - ‘The exciton s were bedlam. x0
mcbondly. ”W'- “'h“° the Obie“ ‘5 ”f ””1”“: indignation blows over and 7 , . girls were empglzyed. The old com-
panies. in the seventies. hired boys
binocurc on thorough—going a vote then. when quiet is restored. return
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" . Oflllflc :ill owr the country, it is to “it lr ofiim‘s to begin their ncfur- , ,v;
'txoneidcrml unli intelligent sole 'iolls frame nil over again? giltgggeathgrgflshnih:gg wgifmxgz : ‘ . .
Are people who are in dire dis- were used in switching the calls from 1 i lle l atlona
line to line. '
. ‘liicll is being sought. .
"We realize.” the committee slatc— ”05's. or who are in urgent need of —-__ ~ ...__-_ _. . ' ”um A p
h “We boys stood in a row along at . _' -
’Ment reads. "‘ilnt signatures from Sgi‘rl'tnmcdll‘al attendance. lo have ‘ : '
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:39Q thoughtless signers. no motto; with (1:133 ijhlgxflid :ltih’ gdmbled Coal 1n the “Zorld S Trade ”1y “1th an equal ability to l: e switchboard. \Vhen a call came _ _
n“. number “ll r . . ( ossc nto eternity , _on their occupations. Blood pres- in boy would yell it another down :-
want every citizen )_V a squad of nlncompoops who .. . sure. according to Mr. Hunter, was the board: Give me Old Man Haik- »_ a
The only practical sources of falls into the workings. Thus before shown to be due not so much to ra. ins.‘ and the calls had to be crossed
" iii an mm», “’0
:fiihmfl an opportunity to rmm tile ' know less about tile practice of mod-
.,. . ivlnc than the patients themselves power on it conllllercial scale are the war, in England, for every Loud 0““ characteristics 9-8 t0 Nth 0011- between the different parts 0! the
nylon and cast ii. considered vote upon _
.1333 Are tlvsc quarks who have been coal. petroleum; natural: gas and men who we“, actually digging cozll simulation of meal. ., board " ,fl :3
i. . making a farce of the medical pro- “'ntt‘l', and a recent comparison at the {1190. about 1.100 men were or course; “Ch a blanket atate- The first “multiple" board was put . south NLIW I] Conn
Shortly alter its ,: o
no: , . i . . kl)’ nowa- ’
«HOW? 430“ dd“) and wpp lvwslon and who h ' 1 ~ "Midi~ i G‘ ' ‘l ‘
N z .) .[rmdy agreed to pur— ’ 3‘8 ‘0‘." non- . _t W a. erndn st..t sticiun domg the other necessary work mom. is of lit‘le value t t - rvi in 18'9.
; mfg; alum“):“rrll‘vrcndum” by Cm- i-.li.il.lnil_v treating matters involving slious that of the 1i..600.(l00 horse- about the mine. Now, since the auto layman, with "gun;- 2:31:23: :2::amcnece women were first em-
:h'ligg a. li-illct. with tile mi oi the . ""‘ ““d “PM“ as mere incidents in POW" obtaini‘d from there sources hours of all workers have hum re- nor quality mentioned. but it shoulg played as operators»
. .. ,ihnlng pk”; m. n. digplflt (if it. On: , of? in 1919: coal furnished 160,000,000." duccd. for every 1.000 ulcn digging “a“. lilo effect of making others be- ‘
33 h. ballot “'10“. “wk“ will mum srot frcc.’ Is the rotten system to Writes l‘mdc Commissioner Dye of coal it takes 1.500 to do the ulher rides the insurance heads do a little «3.1,,» powder and Gasoline
be continued. so that as soon as the the Department of Commerce. work. As a result it takes more checking lip. Pr°cc~e
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iilrll' nvfnrious careers. to get
i. thr- approve Ul‘.‘ r .. .
L'finleitihncgpcifln{1:31lhiimflce- The bul- ”tench of notoriety has blown an’ay' Prom this it will be seen that in people to the coal mining for the i (Finance Note.)
‘33“. will be "mum! (“WC”), to the ”VT“ N“ be more fakes and takers spite of the recent increase in the country. The output of coal in France Chm Her Tone. Its amazingly high power of all-
.i m advertise this state as a licensed use Of petroleum. eoul still remuillu Great Britain was almost exactly the (The New York World.) gag-pug“ i. the Eccrct of its many
' i ‘A total or 2iL liiugaizlnvs llilVU‘ , U": dominant WWIHZ force ‘01 UH some ill 192:: (25;,000.000 ions) as. The French Government seems to applications only a few or which
7. ‘ ‘ , . that 1h“ “m Flu-en are show; words and we “'Ol'ld- in 1906.‘but in lilzz. 1.1lloo.ouu men have drawn the correct coneluei - ~ i l
.‘weittln to ”H ~de . ‘ . ' .. . on lune been de\clopcd industra lY-
moan them to be strong. thus far, Another reason why coal siiou'd were employed to mine it. an against from the Tory disaster!!! Great Brit- ‘ Silicia gel 1153 the appearance of
interest the average business man if 876.000 in 1906. On the other hand 3-“!- f‘or the utter defeat ot protec- a white powder and is of bratticai"
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...Micc of the Ann rimn [taco . 1 ‘ “Wyn!“ ground?
w If'ri' ”1" bullet. the licenses of l'ighteen doctors have
. , . _ .H-r‘n TCVOKPil—hllt who will 53V that because about 90 per cent. of the each Worker receives about H.- *r tion and the av h ‘ I .1
l“ .Hllglics on “M and hump. H - ' . . ' . ' . ' p‘ . erw elm n8 majority the same chemical composition as.
(is is more than a drop in the Worlds coal comes from only two cent. more “ages thnn'he did in riprorented by the popular Vote of pure quartz d with a formula ‘7 .
Its virtue lies in its porous
‘ . . . lh~ 'rrnt war. for tilt: .. .
‘Wo tr]t.li“i‘l(("i'lv .llrcl'r was ill. Milli“). """k‘il- 1'7 dmlomas word sold 1" arms, which. while large in thf‘m- 1913. so that with the ‘llccroai-ml Liberals and Labor means one very 810-9
4' \Vc wl-«h to see an em] in ”Wm" ““HML “WM." minutes would 8'31“”: are Very small compel-ed to output the price of coal must rc- definite result. As soon as the three : ciur .,
I ' . ””"N' ”1“ "m0 l'l‘lllllrcd to get rid ”It 10“!i surface 0‘ the earth. 0“" main high. cornered Parliamentary muddle to I to e. ‘ .
' W ' 5' t' illillliil‘ efforts. all-J .~ :
0.12:: 3;;‘1; (or hunlcnsyof unpm'wm m— Phylum—and “1131‘! about ”,0 of these areas. Clllbrtu‘cs the coal "1" Gm." Britain. during u“, m.“ le‘ul“d up. whoever governs Great ' ‘ l‘ . ‘ .
ht'ivo expenditures. . Q . lillrcpc (line‘s, Are they at this mom“)! fluids of‘ the; odslt-rn part of the quarter of 1923., 1.087.753 workers Britain must to a. considerable 9,- Germany must become fcry pros»; .
Willing 9W1 mam-538mg and udminis- Ln““d but“. "nil ”‘9 other in~ in the coal! mines produced G?.07'.".- tout 30“" ”10 remedy for unemploy- porous. - ‘ ‘ ‘ii'
ment in the political and financial That difficulty can be ccnccaicdl
. Lll‘ llllil'i‘r'?‘ _
* .“lilchmtfr: nag): (muffin; i: not It“. tolling poisons to pnilflcnis sick with Cludi‘s Grom- Britain, ‘Germany. “(‘3‘ 543 tonswof salable cool, which sold
«moat interests may not be “from”! in- (flaw-‘0}. Flow”. dying. And if the all)!“ find northern France. fLJko‘ for $158,156,716, or at. the current stabilization of Europe. For the {01‘ I While. It. cannot be concealcdl :.
juriously by ““41 (‘()\](l'0\'rflilifl. 'l‘luit ham il-i‘lons were undermined. the ‘lsf‘l lc grultcr port on o. the rate of ('xchangc $267,518,409. a lii~ vote against protection is in effect a forever. And the “more cuillplete'lyg
""1!" true in till- any of \i'asliiiiemn. f‘ Ck sladllutcs from one school" “'0‘“ S collllllCz-oe mines ‘0 and 110 1088 than $4 a. ton. Judging: ‘1.“ "me against withdrawing from Eu- M- Poincare \ls Victorious ‘h
f Jefferson and Monroe. But it “.1” .llonc in hrmtll-tuking time would “‘0'“ ”3““? “‘0 nrczls 0“ back and the figures for the first quarter, each F01"! 82nd leaving Franceafree hEnd- more completely the inner bank i TO
5": he abiding vomit-lion that we had fifth“?! clohtccn. “hat ubo‘it the forth within them. of these million-odd workers will be It ‘3 a. "0m ‘0 mert the British in- ruptcy of his policy is exposed. As‘
i better bear "1...... ms mm”. “m... Ol'l’lf‘ls Are they today licensed “The European area. supilliet employed 2:50 days during the pres- 10"!“ in 1116 recovery 01' Europe long as he could fluanel “mt “lei <
out!“ the Nmtpr Hug whip], “m,” P'lilCllliOllPrl. Misting their malprac- about 50 nor Ct‘nt- of the world': out your and produce 252 tons Orlagninst the political designs which Germans 0"" this point 01‘ that
follow the murmur of our illdvpcml. lll'r‘ llpon :i hollering and helpless oval, and ”11'9“" 40 1’" WM- CODY-‘3 coal worth about. $1.000. If his are preventing that recovery_ ““3 longer he 00“” postpone lhc -: ECOGNIZE I HE
out position. “,u still hold to um, public. IS the sclcncc and practice from the Lmtf’d Slates “OMS. a!- year‘s production is worth only For the moment, 10 be sure. “1"?" show-down. A little -vic_toryr on .
View. Of mmllclno, respected and admired thou;h “109° Proportions are l‘aPi-l- $1.000. it is obvious limit his wagon ‘3 “0 “mad GOVCmment in Great paper would do asp. substitute for
' _______________._._.. for its impressively wonderful Iy changing. The coal trade was dc- would be considerably low‘er than Britain which can "angling a“, de- ““8“” W330“ Now that he has ‘
Mr. Coolidge and 1m Follcttltt's. achievements. to be dragged in the “$09011 much earlier in the Eurc~ this amount. As a matter of fact. 3131011 Of "16 British electorate into about all the victories that GEE b‘ L
in. (row York VVorlll) (“lit and Sti‘PDt‘d upon by a pack of pearl area an as integral part or the each worker received an average a diplomatic policyu’ France line. h“ M “5"“ ‘° 5"” ‘ "105‘
a». It is u dangprmm situation that lltoney-mad faker: who have no development of steam power and 32,2: pcr day (at currcnt— rates of therefore. a certain amount of time obvious nervousness “hm" some 5
honor. no decency and no common manufactures. In fact. as late its exchange). and although his wage" in which to adjust herself to the tangible success. 1 " I
But mixed with his desire- to
'1‘“; Mr. Coolldzc has inherited. For 9 ‘
sense. 1860 Great Britain nlonc produced will probably be higher during the fact that in the not very distant fu— obtain some sort of linen ial it
, C resu
"‘ the insurzcnls, who nre without rc- . . ~ . {-
f lporllllblllty. may manage. If ”my And finally. is this state to go four-fifths of the world 8 09M. and remainder of the year, it is safe to “"6 British pressure W"! become 11)- h » '3,
down in history as the place where while British output increased say his year's income will not ex- sistent. There are many 8181“ that {“1” 1‘: Jggzugégfilg tznothernémg-i C . I
I com aer ‘ ‘ 11 r l S m a ‘
“3‘" ”u" °"° ‘0 ""mmr'mm Swim! honorable competent and l d steadily until in 1013 it on li d ll 37
A. v “.3 to “went c (llll‘m . , . cal-lie - r C e 4' coed 00. Free ii Fo i ti -
.4 1.32:3; from wlrnning the assent of physicians had their best. efforts vi- peak. with a. production of 287.000.- ”In Germany; France :nnd Bel- Sheet! to like agfinfilnmgefoieuaaze‘ify the political occupation 0‘ Wilma“:
" Congress 10 urgmt llscal and (llllr'f tinted and their profession debaeed 000 tons. “8 proportion 0f lht‘: gium the situation is much‘ the and put France morally in I’bflter territory by diverting attention mm“
ro'forms. The President cllnnnt by an lnllux of scoundrels who were world's Production sank steadily same. The small output per man poistlon to meet the coming dlDIO- d 6 “gm“ 0‘ legallty'and to in"?
. .v i: hope to nwrmm" ”mm by ”firm." domid absolutely of principle and from '80 per cent. in 186.0 to 21 per makes the price of coal high for matte conflict. Inspired comment d‘uclzm {fat Britain m Spend mfg:
‘3 or kinllncss'or to rcrtOl‘O phaco integrity? cent. in 1918. Mills relative decrease manufacturing purposes, so that from the Quai d'Oreay is volubdl on Ggrma‘ :1 energy on the>details 0’ -
within the “my“ Let there be a thorough cleaning in the development and control of Europe cannot sell chcnpiy enough the subject of agreement with Great to d n nance “‘8th or on ”1' - .
.. __ _ ' up and at once. of the sorry mess. the driving power of the world was to dispose of its goods and thus ob- Britian. there has been a decided En mental issues which dictur' ‘
Till: WEATHER And in tli cmoaniimo we must hang principally due to ,tlle economic rise tain money to buy more American relaxation of the terror invthe Ruhr. ail-moms; 112:“ sudden energy “hm:
and development of the United raw material. The result is that the Separatist movement has been :- d a] matters is in 8°"
wcdms’m“ .rhnmzuy ”6,...“ng uutlon had to bc,—Brjdgcport Pest. States and Germany, with the coal commerce is slowed down at the put back on the shelf and M. Poin- part no 2° the very long Shah"
cloulllnl-SH: probably mm by Tm”.s_ development. of France, Belgium. start. , care has become zealously‘active on at? over Irirope by Gen. Solute a" '
day night; not much change in mm A Business Men’s Children. Mum“ “Pd ”‘8 "‘5‘ 0f the “‘Orid ‘15 "In the meantime, the British coal behalf of some kind of reparation expm‘. “1 mm“ Who” Views h‘ '
mini-c. ' contributing factors. . trgde carries on and it will always inquiry. Even Chancellor Marx is ' ~ __, j‘ ’l‘l I I
' , Eastern Nlrw York—Fair Vi cdnee- (Father and Son Movement.) "Side by side With this Chanze in méet American competition. because offered ‘ “W kind ‘70"1‘ 5 ’ -‘ ' "»‘ ‘ :~ . ‘ I S
day; Thurs-day cloudy and slightly He saw; “Ono day 1 was seated DI'ODOI‘UOI‘ or total output. there has it must. in the markets that are nec- The ““33 for these slight signifl- :
~' .Wllll'nll‘l': probably ruin. in my om“ and a human derelict been a steady decline in the output. amt-y, particularly those of norfl» cant changes in the tone of French ' ' . "’ ‘
North or sandy Hook- there has been a. steady decline in em Europe, Coal gonna so per cent policy do not lie in a change of heart . Patromze . " l
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Bouillcrn Ncw linglcllld: Fair our heads. in shame that such a sit.»
Winds: came in to ace me, and when he
Moderate 10 ill sh \w-alwly. mentioned his name 1 said, 'Lad, to the output per mun lll Europe and in weight and 10 ‘per cent. 13 value The causes lie in the underlying po-
Bandy Honk lo lluuuras—Mmicr- see you “kc this—and you with such an increase in the output per nuui of all outbound cargogs from Great litical situation. First. there is the
I" to (rm-.li l0 northwest. shifting a. father?" in the United States. At the pres- Britain. About 30 per cent. of all outstanding 'fact that an over- ' Our Stores
whelminx majority of British voters '
rte florih‘nml northwest. r .1 mwuh I have one“ heard sum ent time. generally speaklnx. one coal mined in England is exported v-
' Cenliitlonjz A disturbance o miolll-l that he was a this man.‘ the boy an- coal worker in the United State! either; as sllips' bunkers or cargo are supporting parties ' .Which are : 5
to intl‘nlslly has mo’wdI r'np 4”) swucm .All his fricndl havo said producee about three times as much coal.‘ This export is vital to British conelstently and’ whole-heartedly :. - t h - : ’ , AMOUNI SAVE .
"“1 “m“ ”‘5‘ 103% “Mil “i ‘0. I never knew him. He was so “‘5‘ 1“ ‘1 year as a European work-- economic life and will be.maintain- exam: the Poincare policy in the '- rig-h ere 111 893th N01“
. . “on to the \‘ltfili'llnly of . tw oum a - much occupied with his bum“, Thls is due to many reasons, among ed under any circumstances. . Rhineland and the ’Ruhr. Second. ', . , . I .
. ’ '1' the km A Pours. ihwest and with his association. that I only Which may be stated that. in the "Ireeeme probable that America: there it the fact that France also is ~: walk’for your Christmas ‘ '
“PM rain arm 0‘" ”"3 ‘°“ saw him occasionally at meals. 1 first place. the coal seams in Amer- coal exports will become entrenchfi'approachine an election. - and that 3 , r " I K
tea are closer to the earth's surface ed in the south of Eu‘rope and take before it comes M. Poincaremust 4‘. Win-“cal our mer- ':
. I spread NElWMd and northeast- never knew him."
word over practically all sections “That made In. think and and are flatter and thicke I E - * »' '
, . so I- T- n u some markets formerly considered show tangible results. - , ,
out of the Mlssltlippi the" within am going to concentrate my time on rope many small shafts were sunk as British preserves, provided the As yet he has none to show. In . chain: In" “mm-1] 131d
. the next “v0 days; The Weather having my boy know me u and narrow haulage ways driven be- ,
, , ,. ‘ , - . . price and transportation facilities spite otthe fortnightly congratula- . 7 . . .
, still remain {sir Wednesday, how ______________ fore experience had shown the econ— are- favorable_ A number. at lag-go tions offered to hdm on his victories ‘, m . extra fine stocka for 3k
omy 0‘ mining operations on 3131!? British coal"exporters. seeing the by his American odmirers.’he has l ‘ . , . . .f" ur u .
over. in the Middle Mltmm ’ and Protrect‘inx Mellon Joy —-
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is? $161422: Slates. "fix; 51:33?“ goalie with large shafts and wide ma or trade, 3,“ opening oiliceein gotten nothing for France and there you
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