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Judge Stephen C. Bragsw
> Governor to Succeed Ji
rf Resigned. Convened Hi
f Yesterday. Charge
Made Fine
"f ' t +
aTulns With jade* _?.C. ilraRaw,
jawldinc. TfcU U Judge Br.gmW.
h? having been^^olaUd
1 Oti KM O? ltl< dttM, OU b?
a a BBrderxaM. ^
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. "ia
( Sa? fULtoT *? th"' i?w? b2
coart fu a Terr able one. UtNpi
bp serine that ho ?u ?rr rf?? u
MM Ma tret eonifhtr* la tU ca?b
ttf elty ul Wake ooaoty, the natal
..of thoacht la the etate. far here ra
Mf4 mmm of hie rary beat friends,
people who are law-altdlaa II
af(?M be the aim ol Wake eoaaU
taaet ? example to the entire atata
'hSflij ."tor tha eyee of the entlra
Idjlt it tbotfht mad action. Bi
bam watched with peculiar pride the
'pmraaa dt the city. Howorer nc
trim prone will be made without
ohediemcQ to the Uw. In may an
where flxed law. la not re^ojnlxed
t|kr? can be mo true nubile progrew
aM protection to the people. He
c+mity ham created eafeguaid for'mo
ft ORA DM ffIF PfliTF
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cWb'Omt.ftaU** their frl.nd. M th
?. fcbaa of Mia Lei* Tkempaa. Th
rijw?in Mm <b? weea4 umiT*n
afy of their orgtnlutlon Th. puis
'v |+vsr$E&-iJ&
4?m? of th. apMioua dining root
H 1.11 M wmd? mam until 1:
whb dilkiow thteo count. t?p?t
a I ft-too CtuVs botpitultfj::^, ^
oBho^ y and 0. E
i T. Bryaa. Jr. ^
Paid Subscri
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SliSlM
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Recently Appointed by the
tidge George W. Ward,
a First Court in Raleigh
to Grand Jury Brief.
JAUf/S VDOIUU
clety snd no Innocont man shall be
punished or no snt^y one unpunlth#d.
U the eplrlt ot the Uw. Oar
torofather^reoocnlaed th* right* ot
th* people, mM Urw, oppree*loo
hod lo]u?ti<i. sad ballt troop
*11* ot dofuuM Wound th* people.
Mo m? Wall he deprlred of hi*
dw. CrtSWuK ho punl*h*d, men
r*n**< r*Mp*f*lr *t olpht or go
th* p pBlV ot th* Uw. PeWc*
*0*7 b* SMMuet bj how watt th*
txrand jurU* p*rtoi UI their dotl**
Itow**d or hop* arnford
? ot todoeae* TO* to prattjat any bill*
ag.laat ear ene, aor tear* oa presented
bill. again* othata. a* told
them wh*o they r*tlr* to U*|r room
to bar* bo me oaa to rarefolly nod
a caMe to daty aod conscience He
the oath owr ataln. that It may b*
than explain*d to tha foreman how
ho Bhoald to onr the bllle *'preaented
by th* ao Hal tor and how to
property make return* Haatdao'the
hllla presented, It la tha daty of each
Juror to brtaf to the attoatOTof the
lary anr oommlaalon of crime within
hi* haawUdce. He alao directed
thatr attention to the eatosory of
crlaiM- unlawful hAmlrMa
eeond degree murder and man-daughter,
use of deadly weapone,
arrylng concealed weapona. man do
not carry around a concealed
'weapon with an7 good Intention, but
a cowardly latent. Yon ahould put
the seal of public condemnation
upon the carrying or concealed
'weapons, abandonment of wire without
properly nroetilng adequate
support) disturbance of the peace of
any hind; restating an efdoer In the
but It Is the law of the land and we
1 must see to Its rigid enforcement.
I This law looks through saee M
make Its enforcement and It Is the
Imperatlee duty that we ahould do
all we can that Its effects ahould be
, carried oat and properly enforced.
: Rights of property, burglary, false
' pretense. Illegal disposal of property
> under mortgage, larceny. Yon ahould
I visit all tba county offices, the coon>
ty home, laii and other places. ' He
1 told them' to par J?e strictest at>
tentton to the home of the aged and
> Infirm, see that they are generously
t and abundantly provided tor., The
> charge as a whole covered the
, ground thoroughly and left tb? Im1
preeelon that the new-Judge belleree
. In the moat rigid enforcement of the
law. .
number of other Invited gueeta who
estloyed.the hospitality of She charm,
lag hostess. Delicious refreshment!
[ ^ere served by.Hlsani Elisabeth Tarloe
and Jennie Bohgfcfet-. , ,r
,
' CUCB CEMENT WROUW
. BOUNO FOR WASHINCTOK
' Jfcrwi BUau-d Ncboowar, Vil?n I
' - Parker, in Distress ha
f Oojlmifcm.*.
New Bet; Jim. ?.?The nnu
, cutter PimUo returned to port tkli
. aooruthg trots a crolee to the U?1K
, u<u 4t the Lbreo HUM MW?t
William T. livker. "kick had torn
afrotmd eeer Croat** ll?ht'kottee
' Tho Barker ?aa badly grounded It
, eight feet or water and wo drawlef
' kike feet kit and w .e quite ? dlefkact
nt^ the iktaat* ti?
!'-|*?klB fCMi 'WL Ttho Pe.elteo MUM
la asata eerly Thureday moraine em
elewed the imtijnner In eeeerel dlree
inch ka*e:r ;i' wni(v?Vher ebeei
: end limited lief trs . ' 't to a eel'
kpcjtortsc, Ifjatj? Jfu-Tfoon. Th.
hlEh nori'ie.-lV "tr.de (4U a (jjw we
d tcr to Croeteo entitid and raede i
[j4ehodr.v ae*-y VI -le . eretlooe I
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WASHINGTON, NORTH
ption of Any
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CAUSE ROST ALL
RiipiOV
DRINKING HUSBANDS AMD !
SLOVENLY OB EXTRAVA- ,
GANT WIVES BREAK
EVEN FOR SECOND J
PLACE IN NEW
)OR*
D0MEST1CE RELATIONS COURT
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REPORTS S.SS3 CASES THE FIRST
TEAR OP ITS 1UWHOI .
WOMEN NEED SYMPATHY BECAUSE
THEY ARK IGNORANT,
OR ILL TRAINED.
The nomb?r of unhappy families 1
who took tho4r troubloa Into iC Domlh
Ealnllf court (or eeelement
(Turing IU first year of existence Is
MR
| So states the report that was anbI
mltted to Chief Maslatrato MeAdoo
yesterday hp the dark of theeeur*.
Henry P. Lewis. cowing the period
botwson Jan: 1 and Dee. 11, 1111.
The mother-in-law * the first
cause for bringing these families into
snort, asoordfes to Miss Rose Me
Quads, the probation officer of the
cow*. who nets In adrlnory capacity
to the Judsa and all the couples who
come into the court.
Drink on the prat of the husband,
and the wife's slovenliness She Use
for second plane, and thefc the varying
fhulta at the human species,
which may be olaaeed aa "fe!lh?ei ]
cussedneas" follow, each with a
quota of ruined hotafes to its credit.
?Pallum un the p?rt of the mail to ,
support his family la the charfie
against 1.699 of the caaea. and of
this number 1,466 ware put under
'bond to prorlde moans 4<)f unpport.
'and 1.111 worn roloaaod on (hair
promlMe to do better: Of thoee put
under ball. Ill won ^unable to anppl
f boll, and .warn asnt to the work- ,
the court la- dolus. Thor declared
that It vii much more expeditious
and aid equate than wara the old
methods of handling such cases, and
the freedom which la given the court
and the woman apearlng before It
to apeak freely and arrive at the trap
cause of the trouble la far mora efficacious
than the old method.
Under the preeent-eyntem many reconcllllatlons
are effected and the
whole plan la modeled after'that followed
In the Children'* Court.
Mies McQurfde and ber assistant.
James Lou res, hare .been put In
charge of 4*4 of the prisoners who
ware discharged on the promise to
do .better. If lap McQuade, who
probably knows more about family
discord than any one in New Tork,
said In contenting on the work of the
court: %
"Mothers-in-law are responsible
for the great majority of the cases
that coma tntb-thls court. It makes
l no difference whether It' la tho
. mother of the husband or the wife,
both are Instigators of dtseord tn the
family. A mother-in-law should
ever paj^more than formal visits to
tb. home of her MB or daughter-In
law. end ihepheuld nerer remafa
orwr night tf .he lire* In the ettr.
I "A ease whirl we had1 receatly le
I not different from hundrede f others
and I only montlon It boenud It ooenrrod
recently. A mother cane
' from HarrUlurg. Pa attracted by
tWlettere her daughter had wrtttea
of her ^eppy home life. She wan a
well meaulnc woman, bat a rlalt of
one week enfflced to break an that
I home" Fortunately the woman rw
i turned home, an We ware ebtoAo re'
coneite the couple when they came
4m m^Mla #,|1 iff. a a" WW a
> op in uonaKic iteiajuons toort.
Wire. Often. Bad^ Treated.
Drinking and eloyenllneea play
i an equal part In bringing couple. In
1 thle court. Buck new need no de>
tall Inc. Howercr, I hare a trmpaI
thi^ih th^^W^Un when U la
I spend hla time and money eleewhare.
I The woman la lanOrant. hadly tralu
ed. often not well, and the oorablaei
idnn l? ion miihi lar hen traiimuiMr
a x iH(*Bmlii?aac--?t ???.. Jt i? en
tlraly_the woman'e fnnlt that her
I hue hand falla to prorlde for her. We
e had a cSee recently where a. woman
6 had her huehand up for non-support.
- and the man was arraigned In court,
a ,H1? dr(,nee waa thJl "ho "hn<1 left
e hom?Nbecsuee ha eo'uld not ret de
cent food to eat thare, aUhpugh ha
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CAROLINA. TUESDAY I
Pally Paps
SS3
Fffil LERF YEAR FACE
?4*J
XrH.v ,- 3 F- -, Proepeetire
Brides Proeue Llccuct
and Arrange nil Dettila for
Weddings. Wv. .
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Greensboro, N. * C-, J***- . 8.?Mrs.
flora Qook. n middle aged woman of
High Point, set op n unique sort of
record In Guilford during the past
reek, when with one trip to Greens'
t>oro she bought marriage license for
berself 'and son, who la Just of age.
On Saturday etenfhg they were, re
lurnea properly Bignca ana tne I act
became public that Mrs. Flora COok
and Calvin A. Wagner were married
ftxurvdv morning and an hour later
Jeter Cook and lilaa Hattle Hayworth
euro married. Jeter Cook U
11 yeafa old and a son of Mrs. Flora
Cook. The mother and bride attended
to arrangements and financing of
both weddings.
IUDAS ISCftRffl A SAINT ?
COdPARED WITfl RICBESON
Ware, lua. Jan. ?.?"Jilu
Incaxtot waa aalntllka la comparalan
with the Ra?. Clarence V. T. Rlcha on.'
declared the Rer. Roland B.
Bawyer. one at the heat known Con
Krecatfonnl clergymen In Kaaaaokuaatta.
from the pulpit ft the Flret
Ooagreeatiohal church tonltht.
"ftlcheaon'a confoaaton to a laat
cowardly reaoct to aave hta worthlaaa
Ufa when he flada that lylr# and
hlutdnt will not a rail. Ho ahoald
pay the death penalty, and ao i . i
should (eel no more pity for him thaq
If doee tor a"rattlesnake. The middle
-agea show no pen'*- -1 --I more
bljok at haart thaa Rlcheaon
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list op Letters. "
Remaining Uncalled for la This Of.
Ace for the Week finding
January^ 6.
1911?
Name* of Gentlemen.
8. Anderson. J. Henrv
F L. Black, Capt. N. T. Cheek.
P. B. Clark. Mattan Cow .
Craven. W- H. Carr, R. L, Moore. IT.
D. Moore 8. F. Nichols. John .
' ^ wnilaina.
Namee of laJlw
MleeM^ra Barrow. MarolllU Cherry,
Budle House, LJssJe i.r
Open Annie Priest. .Gilbert Parker
Vtbiet riuiall^ XmuK Williams, Joe
Wilson.
"He waa a bard working man. and
when he got home In the evening tc
a cold houae. an<V the oniy thing
which was apt to greet him on th<
dinner table was a'piece of bologna
sausage thrown on a platter. Hli
wife, he told the court, was a great
gadabout, and particularly fond oi
moving picture shows and vtslttni
her frlenda. She would stay a"waj
so long that when evening can^e ah<
did not have time to prepare a warn
supper, but would buy something a
the dellcateesen store.
But underneath it all is the vita
fact that the average weekly wage)
of the man appearing In the conn t
between 110 and 111. A man mak
lng that and trying to provide ^for i
wife and children is In very dlftcul
circumstances. He has to live U
poor surroundings, eat very cours
food, often badly prepared, hag Si
meet no xaoatfy Ufr pleasure an<
amusemement, and life reeolvee It
pelf fisto a hard tfreeOms propoeltior
A man should be very sure that h
can support a family before he mar
rise."
I rntw courts dialings
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J lm tkm' f??on ?UW> ha* J?*
1 Man U*4, conriaf Ik* Urtt r?*r
f tb. ill. of til. Dome?tlc Mate**
Court tk* loUowlo* fact* ar*
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In*|hl Mr"nSa iato Ik.
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IzSSSSrS
oat ,o? tb* trouble,
an w.iawt a* rcroad factor*,
i Bxtr*r*itmre qa tb* part a< tk
wtie and the high coat ot llrlnj
j rUSL^2?irtn,eHf h ymah
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LFTERNOON, JANUARY 9,
r Published i
BUM
mm
rot FmiSH FIGHT
* 1
BATTLE WILl BE. HELD IN NEVADA
JTLT ??CHAMPION
TO RaOfcTV* Aft HIS
' SHAKE 981,100. .
FLYNN THE: BEST DOPE
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FLYNN NOW WEIGHS 184 POUNDS
AND JOHN ON IB TIM BULLIVAN
WI1 , HE STAKE HOLDER?JOHN!
)N WILL TRAIN AT
LAGOOlt .
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Chicago. J4A I ?After eighteen
month* of idl? less Jack Johnson,the
I champion bflfc 7 weight pugilist of
the world, tod y signed articles here
to fight s &4lsk battle with Jim
Flynn, the Pedble fireman, generally
regarded as one of the best of the
"white hope*n The fight will take
plsre fmftamhff In Nevada next July
As a temj&e date July 22nd was
selected, feBU IMJ be chanced at
any hUne.^rfie fight will be started
either at Wln4ard or Metropolis.
For Ma setfiike Johnson Is to ro'
celve $31,jUH}dmd one third of the
receipts Mb^BW-sale of the moving
picture rlgHi. Flynn's share of the ,
i purse was not announced. He will
1 be paid by his manager, Jack Cnrley,:
.who fepresented the promoters.
Their identit]; is a secret.
Bach fighter agreed not to eogafie |
In a contest bftween May 1 and the
date of this fight without the mutual'
consent of thojother fighter and Curley.
This means that Johnson's
fight with 8am McVey may be snelvsd
or postponed m favor oi the Flynn
battle. Betore May I. however,
' Hyah will figh|t AI Kubiak in Toronto
an DpsatUy Al Palser in New
York. V Johndon protested against
the Palser m)^ch *f place.
A refree wiM be selected later. Tim
Ulit. oviuio rw. ?, wwMf uiw
post of |^0.000 and John|
mb and Flynn 93.000 each, or the
article* will be declared void.
Johnson objected to only two section*
of the articles. He demurred
. to bavins to postpone the McVey battle
and to the'aiuount of money be
I 1* to receive for train Ins expenses,
? *1,100. ' He wanted 91.200 cash,
three round trip ttaeis .u oult L.&ae
) and the transportation charges on
i his three automobiles,
i Curley explained to Jobnaon that
I a training site at Lagoon, fifteen
f M.ies from Salt Lake, and on a fine
[ di..e would be obtained'for.him if
r he would agree to the .91,100 propo?
sltloa, and thla so pleased the ehampl
ion that he signed without further
t pi oiesti 'r He wai go u Lagoon a
month before the Ugnt?
1 ihe .eani.fi Was . e.U a downi
town hotel and was open to all. BeB
.'?:'u >.he wgluers and Curley began
- the dlacuaalon of the articles, Johns
son made a thirty minute speech crltl
t ctalng a newspaperman who had lna
tl mated the match would tie a fake.
? "If the newspapers are coins to
- continue to say buch untrue things,
1 111 refuse to sign," Johnson said.
At the conclusion of tjis speech the
u crowd cheered and Johnson smiled
hie "golden smile."
w Flynn whose diamond display now
rivals Johnson's, expressed confidence
that fie would prove a reel
"hope." Ho says that he will build
up to IfiS'ptnnda before entering the
ring. Flynn now weighs ltd. ringside
but he Is fat. Johnson "weighs
about SSI. * ANOTHER
REACHES
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Chandler, Okla., Jan. S.?The Rev
i"
r Villi* oond?etlBK Mi-rlce*. at Mobs
'tain Valleyt. Ovlv
jblgairy by >1 inn to Ford cf St
| iLoiiig wWo j\Jlege* tfcirt. at ths
I ; Mr. Ford irtarr' d a. yd'w.y- .vo-r.rj
. [of this cU* he had get odours i a d!
sllvorce from her. *yhe xninta.<-r nfc
- NEV
1912
" =
n Eastern Nc
IS WEEK IS DOI
WEEK HA j
FOR Ifi
Get as Many Double Vote
Some. It's the "Then So
.
Sight and jou attain nothing.
Work, and the prise la won;
For every o-d* an
With backbone can
By nothing be outdone.
The number of Contestants who1
succeed In laying up Bonus Votes
uunu* mo uonui oners will appreciate
the full value of the "Do It Now"
Idea.
They have been doing It all along
and will continue to all the reet of
the race.
Thoae who are awake to the value
of Double Votes will let no opportunity
-pas* to store away a nice reserve
bunch to trump in with on the
last day. but lilss Worker, do not
FIRST BON
IN THE WASHING1
VOTING C
For every $20.00 for Subscriptions.
new or old, sent in by or for
Contestants In the News Voting
Contest, between the dates of Dec^
11th and Jan. 8th, 191&, a Bonus I
' of 40,000 Free Votes will be
given.
One, Iwo. or three, or any numbers
of yearB, count on this offer;
any combination .'may be used to
make $20,000. " . 4
PeraonB having sent In three or
six months subscriptions before,'
may extend their time and the
Contestants securing the extension
will receive the Increase vote.
This is posltvely the largest
Bonus offer that will fee made, i
Don't forget The Da'ly Bonus that
goes with It.
STANDING OF
Miss Uillu Swanner
Miss Mary 8haw
Miss Madline Ellsworth
Miss Ltaaie Kelly
Miss Fannie 8tewart
Miss Carrol Willis
Dlstt
Mrs. Marlon T. Mayo, South Creek.
Miss Rena Rowe, Aurora, N. C... .
Mlaa Nina Reddltt. Edward, -N. C. .
DiNtr
Mlaa Luc/ O. Wollard. R. P. D. No.
Misa Alice Woolard
Miss Mary Marsh, Bath N. C
Misa Willie Lee Latham. Pantego..
Misa Nancy Marsh. Bath, N. C
Misa Ella Baynor. Leech ville. NaC..
Miss Kate -Eborn. Bath. N. C
DUtr
Miaa Leta Cartwrlgbt, Swan Quart*
Miaa Leaale Sllvertborn. Middletor
Mjtos Ruth Chadwick, Rose Bay, nT
| Miaa Ruth Silverthorn. Englehard. 1
Rules f tavern log Contest.
Rule 1.?Only one nominating
coupon entitling each contestant to
1,000 votea will be allowed
Rule S.?Votes can only be obtained
b? securing subscript ions ^pre
paid, renewals, collecting past due
subscriptions o? by dipping free vot
ing coupons from each issue
Rule S.*?Centeetants may secure
aa many free voting certificate* as
possible and vote them qgch week
Rgla 4.?Monies collected by Con
teetanta on aubeoiiptlons must be
turned oger to Conteet Manager b%
i t o'clock Saturday night, of" the
weak la which receipt is leaned
fot same. Failure to make
report of eoch collection with
la epeelied time will forfeit yonr
right to rotes mi. such amounts
Role i?Contest Manager's signs
tare mm* be affixed to votes befot +
safte are valid
lig&OBKKias
; noetad wit* tb? papar ?? n.
to damand a racalpt for on*? ?
Contavtanta. ' ?
RuU t.?All noM/ for <?*baC.-.
i tlrrn mint ba <rtilrt.*o ?ii? ** >i^ <?.
r
? Ina Ttttif r?'i :?9?? s <j e< /t#?
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>rth Carolina ? I
IBLE VOTE ^
BONUS OF 5,080 ;i f
PIVE DOLLARS
is as Possiole and Then
me" That Gets the Prizes
:
you reserve or under estimate the
ability of your fellow worker to store
away as maay as yourself.
Don't waste time talking and
figuring on how many it will take to , ;',3H
beat the one who is crowding yon ft?
fas*., but put in every minute of time
writing or getting in touch with your J
friends and helpers; getting them to
work for you. Don't be a copyist
just because it's easy. '
Form yonr own $Luna, pursue
them In your own way. Win your
own battle.
Don't be a pessimist; its nothing ' 3&H
more or less than mental Indigestion.
Get an even footing in the race today
and be a winner. "*?
US PERIOD I
rON DAILY NEWS
CONTEST ' 3
This offer opens af channel ^you
cannot afford to misaT It's easier
to get Free Votes now. than to get
extra Subscriptions later. This of- "V
fer Is made to every Contestant
regardless of district.
Send 'in your subscriptions
every day or every few days, to
enable those in charge to get the
papers started at onco. Subscriptions
turned in any time between
these dates.will be counted in this
offer. Do not hold them until the
last day. ' Read Rules 4 and 13
and get busy.
IONTU1T/LNT8: X jS
.V*. .N^ . ...... 1 500,750 *'
4?M*t
. . . 418,750
5* 480,000
. 310,875
* . . 880,00*
888,55%
let No. ?.- ^B
.. 376,075 >
866,400 ;
883.500 ?
let No. 3. #
1 318,050
294.300
813,075
. SO KAI
17,801 ' *3?
H.??? w - '~M
.. 11,754 N
let No. 4.
r. N. C .' 8R.616
i. N. C 60T7R#
'C 38,00C
C. 17.tOt
Rule 11.?The right Ib reserved to
(reject any name for cause, also to
aller these rules should occasion deRule
II.?Votes can nut be trans _ jSH
furred by one contestant to another
after same hare been placed to her
credit. \
Role It.?All oat ot town OotesviiiitH
are allowed the privilege of
'nulling their coupons and money collected
for subscriptions; such letters
.-mould be addressed to-Contest Manger,
Daily Nsws. The postmark of
your postofflce most show the hour
fc ?id date said letter containing: rotes
> ered your office. Therefore 1st- +
-n or packages bearing the postpttk
of the last mail leaving your
' e nearest the hour named In say " *
j oposition mads by os will be aoi
.table. jEt
Therefore v letters or pssksgss - j
bearing the postmark of tha 1Mb "
. M 1 leaving yvur poetefflee after the ' '.'1
w w MoraiUoa nOm
? th? Coatamt ItolW, tpfi MM
h?t?l|. Of VMM.
*? TOIM . *
u II BO SOO TOtM
- ' 1.00 .......... 1,000 TO0M a
r , TS? ?1,000 WjH y
"- IH|.T, VMM
' . ns.00
[J-- roar*. 110.00 ... . 10,000 mo |