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Lrcmo Judges Today
He Stale riuniumuii
Law is vana
BIIUSLY
TOWN BLOTTED OUT GIVES PUN OF
HOPEAVELL, VIRGINIA, IX UTTER
RUINS TODAY
Rig
Powder Factory, However, Es-
cupci Destruction Xogro
Is Lynched
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LOWER COURT
, Originally Drought up in
County Huiwrior t-ouri,
Held Law n Vnllfl
Ercry Respect
KllltJ rrr Is Ceos tlaf TlraH.)
EIA, Wail.. Ooc. 10. TUo
remo Court today afflrm-
-cliloa of tho lower court
I tho validity of tho initln-
slllon mcasuro adopted tiy
i year ago prohibiting
j( liquor In tho Btato nftor
Sit Judges Join '
ket Joined In tho doclfllon
tho lower court. Two
jccorrod and Judgo Rous
i i ..! . it.
13 was npituiiuuu iu iiiu
It: tho hearing begun, did
tho case.
fcitrrthhig Closes
trt unanimously uphold tho
II tho nurston County Su
nn, which hold tho law
kerr respect. Ab n result
tart's decision, ovory sa-
breory In tho Htn(o wl'l
(0 out of business .Tan-
fl'lon Long Ouo t
hlon rovorn IT8 typowrlt-
mi Is probably tho long-
inicd down.
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cause OK
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COUCIL
QIAMFIKS MHS. DUX
miOJl DASTSIRE DODV
ion Law of 1007 Makes
i Legally Elected Cmv-
hrIi To Design
tt won out In tho oloc-
wl In tho council nt East-
Ben Wright, la Uablo to
i pcsslblo tilt with tho
m statutes, according to
"r Ccorgo WntkliiB. Mr.
, Is not yot a nut-
tijea and, nccordlng to a
a 1907 known ob tho Bx-
, tho wfo of nn nllon Is
'ote or hold offlco.
"I Good Majority
'jM won her Bent by n
i majority and possibly
lotion that would bb rols-
Wlng, It i8 said, Is that
uiuude council nilcht
t!rrt Invalid.
o 1907 n wife of nn
lose hor cltlzoiishln
:1 U the prlvllogoa sho
hr marriage. Tho law
' ken explained as noc-
' 0ln In caBos that In-
uonal law.
RJCan was defeated bv
I1 nd. should ho dlaputo
,n9 city nttornov unld
r that he would bo do
rr lwtcd. Dut If Mr.
e no action. In nil
l'-or KUlHon will havo
one to flu tho offlco.
n Question
iPs up another quos-
"vanauch. wh ntn
' !h wuncll, la a mall
I1 noatni -i . .
. -, uujiuiiiuuui, IB
10 aold a civil nfion
R Informed tho coUn-
rwng in which tho
fjoesday-g election Woro
DrpVlr . L
- -..wmo io mo oioc-
undertnt,,i i.i i .
" Bald hn n.lll ,
.. mil 1UOIKII
uncll. all nf whiot.
or place in m i .(..
'Ointment.
1, National Hunt ...i
.f dUtrlbutlnir fifty
" free.
National Ilnnt ni
I OUtrlbHtlng fifty
,4l,'nMlqi,
IHr AiocIiIp.1 rrrwt Xn tn Br TlmM.J
WASIIINQTON, 1). C Dec.
-0. Tho chief of tho De
partment of Justice Durcau
of investigation, todny In
structed nn agent nt Norfolk
16 proceed to Hopewell mid
mako a thorough Investiga
tion of yesterday's, flro.
tllr AMoclilntl Trru to Com llnj TlmMi.
IIOI'KWULL, Va., Dec. 10. Tho
town of Hopowcll, swept by flro yeH
torday and last night, Is almost nB
bnro today ns tho cornfield In which
Its first buildings woro put a year
ago.
Iu tlio main part of tho town of
25,000 Inhabitants hardly a building
remained, though tho great explosive
plant nearby and company villages
nt either end of tho town escaped
umfnmnKcd.
Tho Iobs Is estimated at $1,000,
000.' Tho flro started In a restau
rant. One .negro caught looting was lyn
ched.
Part of tho mllltla sent to tho
scciio will bo withdrawn tonight.
-.
WILL INVESTIGATE
WAR COLLEGE
Makes Public Special Defense
Scheme in Connection
With Annual Report
VISITS COLUMBUS
Plth'SIDHXT AVIIaSOX IN'THU OHIO
CITY TODAY
BIGAHMYHE QUIRED
Project Calls for Million and
a Half Fully or Partially
Trained Men
WU0LD MAKE COST GREAT
HKXATOK 1A3MW ASKH
(MIKHS TO DO HO
COX-
Would Muko Inquiries Into llomh
X'lots ninl Oilier Attacks on
Different A'ossels
tnr Aolte I'rM to Vv IM TllOM.1
AVASHINOON, D. C, Dec. in.
A Senatorial Investigation of bomb
plots nnd othor unnoutral nets by
rltlzons at tliQ Unltod States and
Inquiries Into tho law and facts
In tho attacks upon tho Qulfllght,
Fnlnbn, husltnnla, Arabic, Ancona,
HoBporlan and Potrollto woro pro
posed In tho Sonato todny by Son
ator Lodge.
ELEVATORS
BURNED
Timi:H QUAUTKHS OK A MILLION
IX)SS AT K1UK.
The Hecrctnry Hays tho I'lnn of tho
Administration Presented to Con-
Kress Is Mora ICconoiulenl Than
IMmi Army Men Suggest
tn AwncUtetl rrm Is Coot litj Tlmei.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Doc. 10.
Secretary Garrison mndo public to
day in connection with his annual
report, tho Bpcclal National dofeuso
report prepared at tho request of
tho war college It showed tho nrmy
itsolf considers Hint to socuro con
tinental United States from nttack
it la necessary to havo a mohllo
army of 1,1500 000 fully or partial
ly trained mon.
Secretary 'Garrison pointed out
that tho cost of tho first year nlono
of tho Wnr Collngo plan would bo
$503,228,780. U wns tho cost of
the plnn which lod hm to dovlso
n modified plnn which hns been pro-
sented to Congress with tho back
ing of tho administration.
Tho annual up-koop of tho AVnr
Collcgo plan, woro tho "vstem In
full operation, Is estimated At $318,
473,000 ns against $183,234, GG0
for tho administration plan.
AVJII Mnko Two Addresses mid At
tend Public Deception at tho
Capitol Dulldlng
tllf Amocltlvil PrrM to Coon Ilr Tlmm
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 10.
President AVIlson arrived hero' this
morning to deliver two nddressos
IS
NOT
BOTHERED
nni:i:t'i: Xoi dkixo phicssi:!) dy
THK AU8THIAXS
of
Contained Ilnlf Million Diihhels
AVheat Awaiting Hlilpnient
to Kiiglmid
pj AuoclttJ rr U Coo4 UT Tln 1
KHIK, Pa., Dec. 10. Two of tho
thrco nnchor lino grain olovatora
owned by tho Pennsylvania Rail
road woro destroyed by flro this
morning, togothor with their con
tontb, B00.000 busholB of wheat. Tho
loss 1b estimated at $7C0,000.
Tho wheat camo from Canada and
awaited shlpmont to England, In
vestigation of tho origin of tho flro
will bo requested.
SWISS WATCH MAKERS
FEAR ENGLISH WOMEN
Think Tlioy Heciired Employment for
1'nrposo of Learning Secrets
or Tho Trade
11 AmkUIJ Trow to Coot llij Tlmw I
DERNB, Switzerland, Doc. 10.
Sovora'l Swiss papors aro complain
ing that unless preventative stops
aro taken, tho Swiss watch-making
industry b going to bo seriously Im
paired by shrewd English women,
who aro charged with having secur
ed employment in Switzerland for
tho purpose of looming trado socrets,
and then with roturning io u.b"u
and divulging the secrets to wound
ed soldlors. As a result, tno papers
claim, a considerable "Hwibb wih
industry has nlrcaoy oeen oum u,. ...
England, which is competing Btrong
ly wlt.h Switzerland.
JIEQUISITION' ASKED
Sheriff Goorgo Qulne made appli
cation to Governor Wlthycomblo for
requisition papers on tho Governor
of California for the extradition of
AV. L. Frazler, who was arrested at
Madera, Cal.. recently on a charge
of larceny. As soon as the requisi
tion papers are Issued Sheriff Qulno
will leave for the California city In
quest of the prisoner- Roseburg Review.
Ilccogni7cd Athens Government Is In
Difficult Position to Main-
tnln Her ludcjicndcnco
nr Auoclttfel I'rtu to C-xx Jitj TtmN,
A'lENNA, Dec. 10. It Is atato'd
authoritatively hero that tho Contra!
Powors hhvo brought no prossuro
whatovor to bear on Greeco. Tho
view is hold that tho position of
Grooco is highly difficult and that
tho Grook government s endeavor
ing to proscrvo not only tho neutral
ity but comploto independence. Tho
position Is takon hero that pressure
on Greeco would bo useless as long
as tho Athens govornmout la ablo
to assort Its own Interests.
aim nttond n ptibHc rocojitlon In tho
rotunda or tho state capltoL Ho
was grcotcd by nn onthuslnstlc
crowd at tho station.
AVIII Havo lufliienco
President Wilson, addcsslng tho
Chamber of Commcrco doclared
that If tho United Stntcs preserves
Its self possession in tho present
crisis, It will havo a great Influence
in tho reconstructing of tho peace
ful course of tho world and bring
ing tho nations together again.
Greeted by Many
Tho Btrcots between tho station
nnd tho President's hotel woro lined
with crowds which applauded as ho
passed. Tho ontlro routo wns lined
with National Guardsmen nnd a
troop of cavalrymen rodo bcsldo
tho President's nuto.
Takes I,oiik AValk
Soon after his arrival, tho Presi
dent left tho hotel nnd'' wnlkod
about thrco miles, accompanied by
Dr. Graysont Secretary Tumulty
and about 100 citizens nnd a Scotch
Colllo which persisted iu barking
at his hcols.
An 80-ycar-old women, meeting
tho party, rccognlzod tho executive,
mado n littlo bow nnd oxclnlmod:
"IllcsB my bouI, If It Is not tho
President!"
S
ITU ill
IS
GETTING GRAVE
Diplomatic Relations With
Austria-Hungary Are in
Danger of Breaking
lEHIHIISIDT IT
Demands of American Note on
Sinking of Liner Ancona
Must Be Met Quick
ASKS DISAVOWAL OF ACT
It AVas Also Requested by tlio
American Government That tho
Dual Monarchy Mako Reparation
for AVluit AVas Dono
HOKE SMITH TALKS
GEqitfllA HEXATOU CALLS OX
COXGREHS TO HTOP DRITIRH
HUNTEDILLEGALLY
JOE XOItl.i: AXD HARRY HEXSOX
OK TEX MILE.PLEAI) GUILTY
Hays England Has Continued t(t In
toifero AVIth Neutral Commcrco
Slnro Protests Wero Mado
Ily Auoclttxl Pmi to Com I)r Tlmn 1
WASHINGTON, D. C 10. Sen
ator Hoko Smith, of Georgia, In nn
address In tho Sonnto today, cnllod
upon Congress to Insist Hint Great
Dritnln cense Intorferonco with nou-
trnl commorco. Ho declared tho
protests by tlio American Stato Do
partmont had been met by Increased
lawlessness and trampling upon of
noutral rights.
Should Mako Demand
"Tho United Stoles, with othor na
tions should demand from Great
Rrltaln," tho Senator said, "that
disregard of their rights ccuso. It
may bo necessary for tho United
States and othor neutrals to lot
Groat Ilrltain understand that no
word or act would bo omitted to
enforco tholr rights. Iirltlsh mer
chants nnd shippers nro profiting
groatly by exporting tho very char-
j actor of goods solzed whon shipped
from tho Unltod States to othor
neutrals.
.
EMPEROR AVILLIAM
HECALUS ATTACHES
III AuncllIM rrrM 10 com Hr Tlmn.
AVASHINGTON, Doc. 10.
poror William has porson
olly withdrawn Captains
Doy-Ed nnd von Pnpon nnd
mndo a personal request
that tho United States socuro
safo conducts far thorn nnd
tholr successors.
(Or AMorltlc-t l'rvm to Com IU Tlmfi.J
AVASHINGTON D. C, Doc. 10.
Diplomatic relations with Austria
Hungary nro In danger of being sov
ered by tho Unltod Stntcs unless
tho urgent deinamls of tho Ameri
can nolo to Vienna for disavowal
of tho sinking of tho Ancona and
reparation nro compiled with.
Reply to ho Prompt
Furthermore, It wns stated upon
high authority that tho United Stntcs
expects a prompt reply to tho com
munication. Tho Indications todny
nro that tho United States finds It
solf In Kb relations with Auatrn In
practically tho sumo position It 'de
cupled oovornl weeks ago with Ger
many, whon tho tw'o nations bor
dorod for dnys on a dlplomntlc
break.
iray IS CLAIMED
HHi'UKT J.-IIOM TEHERAN SAYS
THEY SCORE POINT
Drlvo Rack Troops Under Germans
mid TmkMi Commanders In Per
sla I-'Ieo in Disorder
tllf Associated rru to Coos, nsr Tlmm.
PI3TKOQKAD, Dec. 10 An of
ficial communication from Tohornn
Bays: "Itusslnu troops occupied tho
Sullan Dulnk poss, whero lnsurgont
g"endarmes nnd Gorman mercenaries
havo boon fortifying themselves un
der tho control of German and Turk
lsh officers. Tho onomy fled In
comploto disorder, pursued by our
troops,"
DENY THE REPORT
HERMANS HAY AVAR VESSELS
AVERE NOT SUXIC
fwtory AVas Two Cruiser nnd Two
Submarines Wero Destroyed In
Straits of Gibraltar
tnjf AssotlXnl Trcu to Coos n7 Times.)
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 10. A Gor
officials Btntemunt received hero
from Uorlln doclareit unrounded tho
reports appearing In nowspnpors In
tho entente countries of tho sinking
of tho armored crulsor Dorffllngor,
tho Binoll cruiser I-'rauonlob nnd two
submnrlnos In tho Straits or Gibral
tar. It also denied tho reports of
tho destruction or u Germnn sub
marine by n Drltlsh aeroplane.
Uhcd Gasoline Doat in Ragging
Ducks Trial Held at Lakeside
auiP Kino Is Paid
On tho chargo or hunting ducks
from n gusollno boat Joo Noblo and
Harry Donson wero arrested and
on tho samo chargo thoy pleaded
guilty yesterday at Lakeside. Thoy
both paid tholr fines. Tho court
was presided ovor and tho flno Im
posed by Justlco ot tho Poaco Chaa.
St. Dennis.
Doputy Gamo AVardon Thomas
wont up to Ton MUo tho otho day
and It Is bolloved this Is ono ortho
cases that callod him. Dororo leav
ing ror thoro tho doputy hlntod that
thoro had beon illegal hunting on
tho lakes.
It Is understood that tho con
tention or many Ten Mllo residents
has boon that the waters or tho lake
belong to them, Inasmuch as tho
lines or homesteads and othor prop
erty holdings butt oit Into tho wat
er, and In some sections skirt clear
across. Thoy contend that tho gov
ernment has tho lako mapped out
as marsh land. And this has beon
tho reason ror tho conception that
hunting thoro In gasoline boats Is
not unlawful.
But Deputy Game AVarden Thomas
takes an altogether different view of
theVatter, and the decision affirms
his position.
Kee the Kind National Dank ad
today for plan of distributing fifty
sating accounts froo.
BANK SAFE RORBED
DARING Rl'RGLARY IS COMMIT
TED AT EVEREST, KANSAS.
After Nino Explosions Fifteen Hun
dred Dollars In Money Is Ta
ken Krom Vimlt
tllf Associated Press (o Coos !U 7 Times.
ATCHISON, Kan. Dec. 10. Four
mon blow opon the snfo and vault
or tho Stuto Dunk or Everest early
today and escaped with $1500, Tho
robbors worked 4G minutes nnd
causod nlno explosions before se
curing tho loot.
ALLIES IN RETREAT
AXGLO-KREXCII KOHCES EVACU
ATE SERDIAX TERRITORY
Such is tlio Information Received
in Military Quarters at tho
German Capital
(I)r Associated Tress lo Coos liar Times.
DERLIN, Doc. 10. (Wireless to
Snyvlllo.) According to Information
rccolved nt military quarters tho
Anglo-Fronch expedition In tlio Dalk
nns has coutlnuod to rqtroa and
has now entirely evacuated Sorlluu,
territory.
DANISH HTEAMER IS
SUNK, CREW IS SAVED
Wr 'Associated press to Coos naj Tlmn.
LONDON, Doc. 10. Tho
Punish steamer Minsk,
1221) toiiH, hns hoon ounk
but tho mombors of tho cruw
wero saved.
DOMINATE
SERB A
THE ENEMIES ARE NOW IN COM.
PLETI& CONTROL
to
ALLIES HAVE CAUSE
CLAIM GQOD REASON ,KOR HE
TREAT IN HEKRIA
ARE MARRIED HERE TODAY
Miss Cora Ecklcs and Charles i,
Humisou Aro' Wedded
Miss Cora Eckles today became tlio
brldo of CharleB II. Swanson, tho
ceremony being performed In the
Justice court b' Judge ' C. L. Pon
nock. Tho age or tho brido was giv
en as IS years and that of tho groom
as 38 years. Doth aro from Coos
River.
Mr. Swanson la a logger on tho
rJver and very well known, having
lived here for years, aa has tho
bride. They will make their home
on Coos Bay,
HEATING STOVES at reddced
prices. Plonoer Ifnrdivnro Co.
Stato That Presence of Anglo-Kreneli
Forces There Is no Longer
Necessary
lr Aiursted Trraa to Coos Dr Time.
LONDON, Doc. 10. A statement
from Sulonlkl doclared to havo boon
Issued by tho French genoral staff
on tho llalkan front says: "Tho
French and Drltlsh aro retiring for
reasons easy to understand. In
vlow or tho tact that tho borblau
army ror tho moment is out of
reckoning, our presonco In Serbian
territory Is no longor necossary, Tho
Diilgarlau successes amount to tho
occupation of torrltory no longor
disputed by us."
z.
TORWfe'H WOMEN ARE
-"VEN MORE FREEDOM
AVIII IU? Employed In Hovoral De
partment of Mull and Tel
egraph .Service
llr Associated I'rcss lo Coos Ut Times.
DERLIN, Doo. 10. Turkey's par
ticipation in tho war Is bringing a
greater degree of rreodom to tho
Turkish women. Tho Turkish min
istry or posts, telegraphs and tele
phones announces that women aro
to be employed In tho money-order
departments ot tho post office. They
must bo nol less than soventeen
years old and unmarried. Tho pay
la about $1G monthly.
Damascus reports tho opening of
n girls' school.
Anglo-French l-'tirces Aro Mado
Retreat and HitHVr Very
tllr Assuclsled 1'rnM to Coos llsy TMi-s.t If. f
iiunmiii uuu in,--ino complete
domination of Sorbin, as well aB
parts ot Montenegro and Albania nro
now prnctlcnlly accomplished ns tlio
result of tho retreat or tho Anglo
French forccB, reported from var
ious sources today, from Southeast
ern Serbia.
Losses Aro D
Tho iMilgarlans, In routing ths
Anglo-French armies, Inflicted heavy
losses. Ton guns woro captured
from tho Iirltlsh. Whon tho Ilul
garlaiiH will pursuo their rJppononla
Into Grcuco litis i not' y)t' been ill
vulged and Grooco'B action romltlti'ii
n momentous questlvu.
Tho Toutoulo nnd (Ilulgarlau pup
suit or tho remnuuts or tho .Serbian
armies lu Albunln continues, TliO
Gormauu captured 12(J0 more Sor-
bhuiB.
French Repulsed
In tlio West, llerllu reports t1itt
tho Fronch attack ngnlust tho now
Gorman positions on Hill No. 1U3,
near Soualu, was ropulHod.
In tho East thoro tiro no develop
niouts, Coiistnutlnoplo roports that
tho English continue a hasty re
treat In Mesopotamia. At tho Dar
danelles thoro wero violent engage
monts with bombs,
By J LIST
German Leader Says Chan
cellor Has Given Allies Op
portunity to Make Plans
NO FEARl RESULT
Thinks Invitation Should Bring
Negotiations Germany
Would Willingly Join
SAYS ANSWER GENEROUS
, i , , t
Calls Attention to Tact That Allies
Demand Destruction of Militarism
While Germans Did Not Reply
So Peace Will Do Uuioss.lbIo
I0r Assocl- t'rws to Coos Da Times.
DERLIN, Dec. 9, (Delayed) Doo
ttty Landsburg, socialist democrat, in
a speech In tho Reichstag today nftor
tho chancellor nuswored tho socialist
Interpellation on poaco, expressed his
approval p' tho choncollorn nddrosn
no a reasonable Invitation to tho en
tente allies to Initiate poaco nogo
tlnus in which Germany was willing
to Join.
No Kcar of Outcome
Laudshorg declared tho socialist
appeal for poaco was based on no
anxiety about tho outcome ot tho
wnr. Ho said that with Premier As
qulth or England and Premier Drl
nnd of Franco both demanding tho
destruction or Prussian militarism
which was equivalent to tho destruc
tion or strong Germany, ho could un
derstand (ho chancellor's uttltudo
and was ploasod von Dothmann-IIoll-wog
1 1) return had not demanded tho
destruction of tho Russian nnd
Fronch militarism or British "Mar
Inlam," which could render poaco,.
ImpoBslblo. ,
TT...
TWO MORI
iniimniii w
Italian and Norwegian Steamers Aro
Victims
Jllr Associated Press lo Cl"-s IUf TluvJ ', I
'LONDON, Dee. 10. Tho Italian
steamer Dnnto Alllghlerl nnd 'the '"
Nor,wegl;in v-Bteampr "'.NjiriOa havo'"
BcoC siitiki t 'llnf droNi'B jof both veil- j' '
firedTnamer
FRENCH
AT
STEAMER SENT SHOT
AMERICAN' 1IOAT
T
BESME
ATTACK
Officer Romdliig tho Coanio Said
Oiders Wero to Tnko All
Gerinaii Subjects
nr Associated Trees lo Coos Ilaf TliOM.I
SAN JUAN Porlo Rlco( Doc. 10.-
Four blanks shots nnd two solid
shots wero fired by tho Frooch
cruiser Descartes lu holding -Up tlio
American steamer Conmo yestorday.
iV French Lieutenant, who hoarded
tho Coanio, said orders woro Issued
to take all subjects ot Germany.
and hen allies from tho ship's crows
beginning December 8 nutl all such
persons from among tlio passongors
aftop Decembor 18.
HTALIAX FORCES RE ROUTED
- IX TRU'OLI
Lose Slv TlioiiHmiil Killed Wheit tlio
Natives Itlso i'-i and Start
Kightlug
llr Associated Tress 10 Cooo Ilsj Time
IlEItLIN,, Dec. 10. Constantinople
reports that woll-orgauUcd Souussl
trlbpsmon and Trlpolitaulans occu
pied the whole Vilayet of Tripoli.
Tho Sonussl forces also entered
Kasasyart, whore thoy routed tlio
Italians, Tho Italians aro said to
havo lost C000 men killed and aban
doned a large quantity or arms and
ammunition.
JAPAN SUPPLIES TOYS
FOR ENGLISH MARKETV
Replaces Product from Germany,
Which llororo the AVar Con- I
ti oiled tho Market .J
(llr Assoclsted Tress to C07S liar Times. JJ
LONJION, Dec. 10. Japan haa
holped out tho EugllshJ Olirlatmaa'
shopping season by providing .the
hngaura with enough toys to supply;
tho war deficit. Dofiiro' tho" war. lt
IGoriuany controlled almost tlio en-
tiro Drltlsh toy trade. English, toy
Industries havo since started "up, but ,
could not fill ail or tho orders, frpni.
the shops. Then an Importing,
firm sent samples of Gorman toys to
Japan. In boiiio ways tho Japanesa ,
'output has oxe'eo'dbd ' bxpoctations.,
The now Japanoso toys Include
,'clookwork animals, such as jumping
dogs and horses, cheap speaking
dolls, and Imitation skin animals.
AV'lillo not a musical pcoplo lu the
European sonso, tho Japanoso also
manufactured toy mimical lustru-
'ments.
See tho First National Hank ad
today for plan of distributing fifty
savings accounts free.
Havo your programs printed at
Ladles of tho Episcopal Guild wlH
hold a lia.anr and cooked food sale,
Saturday, Dec. 11th, in the Dargelt
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