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:-'iirn'ir-n Lane His Views en Big Point
;.'"-isc.::c;on by Conference Came Af-
A tJjour2!r:;enl a.5id May Not Be
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Anti-Bolshevik Forces Continue to Advance Say
Some Reports Others Tell of Sti Zoning Re
sistance in Fetrograd Sburbs--Biletins
From Various Sources
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! 11 h:u'c:if, X. C, Oct. 21. Voters
" ' ;1 --f t'havh.-ttc avc ro pivir.j: the pres-
1 ,k'tt;'r ' " t city cc r.i r.i?i!ior.o's two to ont-
: .' t;;i.. n;;:jei !ty up U llio noon hour
' ' : ' ii.--'- tlii i'iii'f4 caiuHdatos on a
s cc all t:c;;i t oliiiminK to represent
::' ; ' : i " r. , :'i;:-.:u';:i.-.I !.;lcr. It is prcilicteil t-iai
1 1 Ic'.ua -;10 hr.tst vote c.'.r recorded w'.ll
' ''.! u !u .1 ' , !.rc.u.rht out.
r: :; l.i aa Tin- riaa'i caa!;a.iu'i Ftariea
" ' ;-- '-I aaaa d':;i 'a after riots on Au.;u.m 2.";
vaa-n five !;.( iuocr-! of ;; n:oI thai
: ' :Ma''kia t i i . car luiru du'-:!'lV ti,.
! ' ' ''' ):' (;! . t ;.: Wire i. I i i t ( i Jilid O
'a 'Hi' a :a, ... injur. -d. S-.-vi-i-al m' tii '
' ' ''' 1' .- !'.! c:r::'.i;:::i rn.; ,o viaci; ii,a
' c.cifi r i:c au a !a .. r.u- iartaatly ararted a ra-
: a. . '.a ':.- y all ca!arai va and aitterac- s d--
' '.i'.vuu. . v'opo'l. d'ia' ca- a la'or lici-.clhas
- ..utuaa .-f tar ia ; n , ei;i t'!y In t!u- lu.iids of Friink
I- 1 a-dd. .'....,. -:,.., ciaar f :a . la b.,r paa. r
aaaa of l a . -a! td la-iaa
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'"'' ' a.i'ta.- .-j . tj)0 Associate : Press.
-!! '" S" '',';''" ('!" rdu a . (.'.. n-t. 21. A t-.
a ' ! .:.!! r i- ' a a, aft("''aali: af r cant
:; ' '" I''1" :-ti'da: in t i idly ani! oa ieulaily t lie
' '' ia ad; vi' tiic .iota at tin- earhani
'' c.f tiu S;,utiiern Public Utilities
"caivcd l-.y the Conipaay Au.trusl 25, in which live
; aa.;a ia vo idl e-! ana a dozen in-
riaiit itd-i).
The arrival of
( i aOi'V1-1 Vv aiai a aai :i
Prince a;a! aaaar
VERY MUCH 10
HICKORY
(k'fcnac.T in id
Unc-ra! Yud
i n't- "a ahdu
ti:c Ciiv acco!"'
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tiicir last
captu-c!
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tho A-ociat.-Londran.
Oct. 2 ! .
taken bv the ia
t.,,,,
con re-
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bulletin
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v.dio also
;.ts of Cer-
outside of
irelcss dis-vu-t
govern-
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hv i.caaj
Vt sett, tort n somsi ot tnc ocna- ; rai .Mamonofi s
as a wed-cra'a vced iiHtitution would Vorcnech. accordia
rin;.; to Hickory, 'i iiere arc cultur- patch sent out by
1 aaa maa. ;ai, etany peaKinK, , itm at aioscuw.
at a point not unt)iia:ued in the;
aca.i;.nt production of aw:umcnts is STILL HOLD KIJONSTADT
hat in. a lew years ail the col. cues : By the Associated Press.
al ji.icmvit'cs in the s-late wdl be London, Oct. 21. 'Idic fortress of
they wal nave ivronstadt was .still ia )) 'v. -via nf
J'iven this year some the bolsheviki, accord: ac- in
A the ia.stit utioivs have bn forced patch from a point in Finland, from
la turn away s.tudents. Had Leu- which nlace the red daa uaw ill visi
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c-..d'!e
a.oiie-e oeei! prepared to open.o.e irom the masthead of i Russian
door.s on the same basis as these ' wavshio sunk hv iht HvitUn
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v tat
A .sociatt"?
V- . .. Oct.
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' ne
' . n-.' k w iu ' : w i iJ
aired, is lio;nr held here today.
Yot.imv i.- v:( cdinedv iica'y arid tlie
b-elief is cxare.-aad liiat il will bo the
lr.-avic.--t ever taiai'.ado.I. The rccali
caiaiidatiS arc l.adiac: in live of the
'wen wards, all of which iie on the
out skirts of the city and in which, the
nonulaiion is made up chiefly- of mill
vvarkar;' forces.
The adiiiinistiatioii
iin ;i v. as i ea v sum
: ;ai 'ad e.kaaaaid
aas .;0 ahip:- t-cd
"i.nt :d !a'."d (a
a lii-a-.n ,
: . "a t i'arau'a.ds
roj)e have la an h
Army off
ucapa iiti a
; a;'e to ia- a
ai ra;. a aa
at prraaa -li,
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a!a!iaa'd a;
"i aa sliaa
cd out of .
(' s at city
cd to one ;
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up in too
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Press,
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forces contend that they will carry , ' l
th" clcci:"u 5v a ma.ionfv of 2.('0 in 5 :;ninian-v
t-av !'ir ii a . l a
'nan. . "iae; ai (rcr-i'atifd-.it
ion of the
a! ted. ay with Fer
iki"i' affor riatauv
when fcr'"'",' ai'l'-
Ua- -u
a (i.0',,0 vola
aa- ot t i
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Hi till POINT FOUNDATION
,.r : 1:1 ,! 1 u,u- b-'iterprise y J g g -?; j jj j; !4 !-; J
i; r.f u.,, , ,'r ' 'rent ion ef I he Jli.vdi Point iauin- I U 'H'i'u f'& r f t i 'i
i un ri i r: f :
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a . i a
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vYachovia i:
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iji,j patrol men '1,is'- courpany, :va outlincii in the
I w;t!i nau'e than l-'deiaiia'sa today, oujfht to till a
atenv and navv eommunity need; it cf.ht to be wei
tr.Ur" eomeil by every man who lias af-
fi ction for his home c'dy, and who
wishes to insure its moral and phys-
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it
aaals naze-' d :av.a '.;a
' and at idd-vpcit Xt
a d sr.lv ly a.' wciaaea .
,;v s;,:;,;,:.,: ! i (:, a,
yv a rd a Mov ver. ar
,!' ol !! p . 's.
I., t.l bacau-? laey iojoc
:.f t ho caaciiiatavs v.-. r
tland a mass meeiiir; a
!ao I'.;:- taaar.- a a:,aa
t'e.a : a-v Wiisa.a adn;d
i-ves stated that :da.
dttnd.
n II 'i vi:.:.
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.:(.s, it would have bOO - stu-: A dispatch to the Mail states thnt.
ciaada today. If it is dealt witn : factories at Krcntodt were working
handsimiely, it will have 400 stu-; Sunday and that seaplanes which
dents in the next few years, and it . bombed th- for'. rose :n that day w
ran be mr.de as strong as nion& i Irrd u-n by anti-airr-raf- cum a T1 c
an i I'rauio can maKO an institut- f reported raising of the wliir flag c
c;!- vundey is not exiilained.
ihc- fo'lowiiug excerpts arc re-pto-
ucca irom the bulletin:
Ai College Town
'"'I've heard of Hickory; it's a;
ersi.p " 1 n wo ' fs.- .iv manv stvftn
d no sieins this i vvher. you auction Hickory.; ,7.Amstr' r!cy . missiry
i.'ov. J .uth-er i ox, v. i)., a natiye ot , wie uMi.-v,,, .vern-
, , : nat viaw ovnfos-.ov ,-it : ment representative ni Pitroarrad.
bUotin id-; ii.a)lc.i..v, C dice, savs that a cas-1 has withdrawn from that city, taking
; v.ai eaaveieaticn w til hu'f a dozen I with him all men of vi iiary age,
t-jwn wii! reveal' '--co ruing i-o rue Uuiasn w:re.c;s
a. .dad ) Piess.
an, Oct. 21. The pre :
a.aa.'a'e i u o,i .'
fc sleevj so weil
prostatic condition
ANOTHER REPORT
Iy. the APSOc:a'ed Prr-s
t?"ia'i '
.:; protitut.r. canu:t
a'a.a'c Cherdcal aa
load shows the Idd
ar r aim ally. Th?
,t sleep so well last
in fairly good con-
: -tizem
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van
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mdu
ae .a at'
la rsaaa
aaiatad Frees.
a (--.a.. 21,
rink kcot informed as i
oi an;
or !'--- : :-' a- '-..'
mere ia a certain refining ! 'i'he cnieial document and ca ly :
: exerted by a cade;-e uoon 1 5s declared, have been tat. en to Mes
ial community, tbaayh often not ! cow.
ecoyaired at home, is felt by oth-i
; s, and is worth mo.e than any!
un otint of monev. i
A colieye advertises its town fa- ; By the Assocdated Press
! vera lily. Lenoir's campaign of fid-! Helsingfors, Oct. 21. General
I vertddnn for students each year ad - j Yudenditch has en-eouivr- ::ay
resident :- vevtises Flickory. The scries of fuil 1 opposition at Pultova, about seven
lasre and half na-ro advertisements i miles south of Petroerad. He haa
HAFT" III F id
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strike of bituminous
treaty situation in ; 0
now running in the papers as a part ' therefore halted his forces t' e-.-)-
cf tli is campaign advertises Hick-; centra te them against the s vief
. Wherever Lenoir's students I mv, and to await the arriva'
?mtional industrial . f.'u, they advertise ilicKory. Lenoir's Ferv.
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to
,-as anaormced fooav
u ;e tii at imrove-
.suited in al
: information.
una. ays
aii: oaiyi
Hickory.
w
our-ds. alter
this
ru
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'rr.n- re
,..aiao.y advert.se 1 ivy tt
iralle place in which to Irive. It!
R EDS A RK 1 E F E A TED
the advantage of an educat-; By the Associated Presp
; a a witiiouv i iie necessity oi seou-1 J Kasinirioi""
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aaag- xouas away ironi , torc.s "mean
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F-i'srr-.
i. Fa--'.
8".'' '"1 " I f jTJ " Sj"" n p : i ' rna and the 'parental care. The Piefus, whir t i.-- da most Btu
? ,i r " ' ' i r ei ieeiii.e.5, concerts, debates, and en-! pendous threat ' h v.ar of Oener-
f , , 'r j i ) , I ttrtamntents are sources of pleas- j al Yudenditch, have in en defeated
' , i 3 ya.ro and prof it to many people. i This removes the menace of tha nrmy
or mm
lea! ilevc., dipaicat thiouyh
: " ' ifiL H !J tc i V.'e li.he tr, !(Jok upon cities and
i' 3 f 1 J L' h bl H il i !,;v',;s v. hicii liave a soul, a feeling, j
" Fa i ot'iana; and uilaliig. We li'ae p
' T'i l" F" """i? T I 6"" 5i I' look upon the citd'aais of those bi
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eitii s and tv..wns as intaeral units cf:
that soul, vvh cli, working together, ' PrU;t's U Ln' !;U
I'll) '.' v v J 1 ; i ' " 1
ri'C.ute tae unfinished product.
The opeiaddai ox Fie foundation
i, serial-. Mr. A., who lias bve i v;'(
all hi.' bfe, iaa, cdhe'ed Ida
I'.'a'" of v.ui idly goads, kiio.vs his
day i's hut a minute. V';e ma. live
the Associated T're?iS.
,d '..' Hi'!: (a!. Vi.
la a.' n
l tile
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leans
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ina an . :;('!;.' : :- ai a
buying, a. adc ti" aa nl
rauis in th - v.o. iin'n Ik
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A aaecd.it -d Press,
a. Oct. 2 1 . A mass meeting
a a lit i-
irmy
I I ho presence of a. college, tnere- advance against th" communications
fore, brings desirable citizens toj0f the anti-bolshevik farces now be
I town. The college professors and fore Petrograd, which War Minister
I iheir Families become citizens of i Trotzky declared recently would
i the. town, help pay its taxes, and , decide "the fate of Pua-sia rather than
! make taeir contribution to the bet-; Moscow.
i torment ot trio community m many i
; ways. A trreat many substantial :
i families seek homes in a college!
1 town in order to educate their chil-i
i Pren. Ask. the real estate man if'
: the college does not create a de-
ir.ar.d for real estate in Ilickorv.
V''V lVv "n(F()ne cf the first questions asked by i
::. j". L-d. '' ' j" F,,1,,, : nrospr ciivc buyers is, not about the
c''a?n s. ' mj-iiuf-eetni ing enterprises, but about '
'': V!::.': :d',,!" : the d a . . :.nd fchooka Ill .... "
::r-",,('s n:!" '' V -'" ' d. . v.j 1- ':', 'i of th.1"" FueU,, -
full, filled with the joy of living, sponsion-. ine pm.es taagi
. if, T. but cur stay is only a 'tarry for a 90 0 ,v"' J es.teiak.y
' " V few minutes. Behind Mr. A. wishes m lne (-foi'c '"-
!. 21.- rederal con- ,0 cave something' which he know-
va- c:-;p was opposed. Viil go on working for his city. ; H Sfi
; ," lii"1-" arnculture looking about for an instrument, he
. n . Mvreckles.
i .a r . a a i a i a r ,i : in. i in- . ' '.
i 'ai i,n ..'. '-socia t ion. ( iovernot
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v.t'i f'iamed the his d
a ' chances upon the foundation, and in JflO 2 !!SU llyyiidii
a for Id
e shortage
isposition of his money or
J iiHi 1 a 1 J it s s ! i ; j? ..
- i. i,e
firm a
iay to i
weather
i'Fcacit, Feasaieni. vv anna aias.er
th assoea:aon and otners were : r
so eaiu re.
i-' I i.'vpeel. In move to jhckor.y
ll.'ivl ctpn lnnv in nv;lni I r. i 1 i
i here are no better citLiins than
ISSUE NEW CROP
REPORT NEXT
FRIU1
t ut lad
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ods, a certain portion is designat-1
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Oi id pi sn'n i 5 is - NN5 ? !
a if w i 5 w a t:' s i j 4,'
ye, r,e said, a-- el to the founuation.
is "f! iscidated." The foundat ion, e-nvernod hv loo
V l.s (,f the DID eron nit. n li.inlinr) hv- liOv'.-.l-i- nffliMot- i
'; ! e f ' i e- January 1, trust company, grows just as much,
as he city's citizens desire it to. IF
sain lie would not ob- is invested upon the principal, and is .
-a at centred if it would used as the citizen has designated. '-v t'1- Associated rrcs.
' the consumer. If Mavbe it is a ward in a local hos-! Pdtsburgn, Oct. 2i. Rioting broKc
is l.'dt ! l i:,u- i.f I'd'tn! ' v.-h,.ro the rlereliets mav op ! out, in the steel iiF.i!
:iad, it wnald
Ovtebei
Feeember
.iar.uary
ililCal
Open
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:-d.7d
'j: 4 HI ?1 Ilfe ct y community.
.'' k s nJd i J a 'Kjt y lit s s U 3 wu3 si WW j Brings Money
" (f Here is where you
TJ r T? 3 HiT fT?3 I 21 !lhink- Thr; 1i"'-'sence of Lenoir Coi-'
SlUi Hd m- H f?! Jt''c-ge increases the wealth of Hickory
Hi 4 1 U lii l i A lr!'a! b' more than 95,000 annually.
j figure it cut: An average ot one
(- e
2, -FN, a
:;4.oy
By the Associated Press.
district at
noon. ri he.
f "' r i. riilfi ! tiljil
01
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n n-et edven treatment, or maybe it is a : I'VattoocK snouiy alter
school room,' a park, a playground, : Pplife went cO tu; vicrutv a
a public square, no matter what. PUlnt and .:ght:ng was x a
the fi.undaticn sees to it that the I clock.
will of Mr. A. is carried out. One state trooper was seriously
We believe the foundation in High ; hurt h!'c'--nt to a hospital ncr-e.
t'n.nt wlir.v. nnhlie sidrited men A troop ot state police was tuhr '
nave contributed so liberally to the ! to ,the scene irom Kenien, near by,
moral and physical welfare of the i at 1 .o'clock there mucii ,
c:tv, will become a distinct instilu- i f hgufiug, vt was said. ,
those that has children and want 'By the Associated Fre?s
to educate them. The students al- vvasnmgton, 'a,, -a. 4.v.v
clition to the cotton croo rejiort will be issued by
the agricultural iiejiartment, Assist-
Here is where you will stop to ant Secretary iraaaon iiui...w
Thr ",c'nr.r, r.f r ,. o..i T .: ,'',-v,-,. i,f Sriiit.li I jr.
' ov.j vt v.,j. ui IJUII VUi- A.t'J'l I'SC'I J Lflt 1 V . l-.
olina today.
Under the legislation the dapart-
undred sixty boarding students. ! ment was directed to issue the re-
: each spending .$ika0, means $56,000 ; Vtnrf nof n,,,.,. ,iK,n Sunday, No
vember 1 is a l-.oliday on the New
members
that it be
a year. An average of seventy-
five local students means 300 at
A!
M-y - - - dd.s., 2Fa2, riasiimgton, 0:t .1. diplomatic ; past fcr each student, or a total of : 0rleans exchange, several
aao official V ashington today ; ?22,500kept in Hickory, which i of congress had asked th;
mTrTrrrrrrr? i 5 ;r! cdi n,.;10:; ,11-vnt tt ! ,d( rcfsari!y. elscwher if;;ued on that
wli r: w r.. :l i if 1 H-v'.-v-.a1 :J : , p.; . ; n: .J y,. to college. ;
y-.i- f i h ' r:;;:::;;. s 1,1th occurred-vnesf;,are conse.rvatir jh. ai-.margaret no.: wootten
l'qVr K i-yji 1 lit,;- ::r' L he was about to ! L.ihlS.u5a hS:,Peeil .con-! DIED THIS MORNING
h! , I!,'' h v;J'I-S,! .wng e.ipaomatic custom the United ear in mitld that this is quite dif-' r ,f1Mr- and iir.r p5
i j i 1 States wdl assign a batttesmp to ferent from the manufacturing or ?ed th,s h trl
! !! 1 !, Wfl :cary thc bc'dV h0n!!l mercantile enterprise which doe! an! Df"- tli
1 ii fill III , T- equal amount of business. In that : ln 1,lnes?, of ,c id,
t.on, an over increasing power lor!
the development of High Point and
eivic pride.
THE NAKED TRUTH
t'd I'ress. I WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEM
' ' 21. Will, the city
''' Fs.d.ni-s. the North airand Rapids Press
Peace jubilee; We have faith that within a
""' 11 vay to continue vej, i- or two some Luther Burbauk.
Los Angeles Times I
If the women of Los Angeles ever !
adopt .the .fashion of Jgokng bare- :
legged on the streets of the eiry
we shall feel justified in calling,
them legs instaad of limbs. j
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;;;:Sate last mgnt as he was aoout to . Ieted the amounts will become ,T , fi rf - r vear oM daueh-
' p-e.. yr;c:rat.on here. rol-! much ,: after year. And I J1&iget v r fto R Wooto
lowng O.ipiomatic custom the United M,car in m5tld that this is quite dif-' ,;,Mr- and vrillo at tS
' ! States, win assign a batttesmp to ferent from the manufacturing or died thls In!IF ,a .."i.i, S
i nonie on riiieaai iunu"ui6
mercantile enterprise which does an an of a week. Yesterday and
S"e oH-0 abou? SrTfrh of isSndk 'Ihc little end, who was born
nl'ti,1 ?iift. T?Lfi November 12, Idle, appeared to be
"".r ",,-vui-'Ffrettimr better and vesterUay tne iam-
: while the test goes away to pav for h 1 , ; ! ilf.r rerovprv
- nerson,-. !,,,., i,. ,-a,i ,.,...!, . r.j u. Vr?o i ily was hopeful t'i.t liti lecovery
F rvi-f? i.'tt i rr TV wwck
i W c.j 1 i a ,u x r aai i i . w v- x
i! :Ey ihc- A
isoc.ia leu
Yoi'k, Oct, 21. i- o:
were killed and several
when a northbound elevated train ! r;ht ' in Hickory
in -hired 1 , 1 1- d " n d ' would he ramd and complete. n er
d, ;y., ",v- " mnfiifm, ..n worse durincr tfts
anotlier here todav.
TERAUCHI DEAD
I
Tua vjorTnVin" ' -- ... ;morninp- ;ind death claimed her. Mar
-mis .juv,wu eiuownient iuna Will ; " .. ,irl linonnllv nwwt
be invested largely in Hickory Se- et. RosM pd a T her naslfng
curities, thus permanently increasing Fan.d Moveable ch id and her Passing
u owifi sDrme-s sorrow into a iwu
For
N'orth Carolina:
Probably By the A.ssoeiated Press.
Oovernor Pickett wit li shrewd nve In the P-onera!
'Tin ny address at 1 demand, will he 'growing a 'cluster1 'Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fuilev of s'n0vv ers tonighi an;l Woihiesday, not ! Tokio, Monday, O-et. 20. Field
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