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Monday, March THE FORT WAYNE DAILY NEWS Classified Ads Use Phone No. 120--We Collect 1 a Word Female Help Wanted SVANTKD--Reliable woman for washing; south side. Phone 7103. A I i girl: sler.c'sraphy not Address box 124, 'AXTKU--drl for general housework; must know how to cook. Mrs.

Miller, 1020 Washington boulevard wost. ANTIOD---Typists to address circulars. A 7:30 a ni. Tuesday. Fort Wayne Printing Ill "West Washington boulevard.

UEK.MAN'S SEWING SCHOOL-- Spring term open, pupils are taught to cut from Tailor system, al! patterns by measure; also finishing of garments. 308 Madison street. WANTED--Saleslady experienced in ladies' ready-to-wear; one understanding alteration work preferred. State age, references and salary expected. Suit Shop, Bluftton, Jnd.

Help Wanted VA XT ED--Experienced house-to-house solicitors for new household necessity; quick sales; big money. Apply afternoons and evenings to George W. Walker, a a house, 125 West Washington. READY FOR THE WAYNE TRACE PENNSYLVANIA READY TO COM- MENCE ON ELEVATION WORK. Company Asks Commissioners to Have Surveyor Join Company's Men In the Preliminaries.

The Pennsylvania company is ready to begin work on the elevation and subway at Wayne trace, and has so informed the county commissioners in a letter received by that body today. The letter asks that the commissioners ha 'e the county surveyor join the company's men in surveying the land at the. site of the elevation before the company makes the purchase of several small tracts of land that will be tiecc'ssary to the company. Just when the work will be commenced is not certain, but it will be some time this summer, say the commissioners. The work was to have fceun begun ry January 1, 1915, but unforeseen obstacles prevented the commencing of the work.

It is likely that January 1, 1916, will see the subway so far completed that vehicles can pass through. The residents in the southeastern of the county have long desired the subway and the commissioners and the. Pennsylvania easily agreed to the majp. of the work. The surveyor will get on the lob at once.

NIX The Adams Township Residents Say They Want Tar. A hundred and two residents of Adams township, headed by E. H. Pruesse and Christ Schlaudroff, have signed petition to the county commissioners asking to have a former petition of theirs set aside and the present one considered. The former petition asked that the Wayne Trace be concreted from the Pennsylvania tracks through the township.

Now the petition says the residents want an eighteen-foot stone road, 'tar bound, from the Pennsylvania to Pruesse's corner, and a sixteen-foot tar-bound roadway to the township line. The petition does not state a reason for the change in the sentiment of the people regarding the concrete road. JACKSON MATTHEWS Male Help Wanted WAN ncn-- Boy for stock work. G. W.

Gates Co. U'AXTKD--One boy i wheel. 107 Braclcpuridgu street. WANTED--Two boys i wheels for messenger service. 107 Brackenridge street WANTED--Jlen to learn the barber trade; positively the best trade of the kind; can prepare you in few weeks; wages while learning, open to everyone.

Apply by mail. Moler Barber College, Jndian- apolis, Ind. Agents Wanted WANTED--Agents for Gard's handy vul- canixer, most up-to-date vuleanizer on the market. S43 Lake avenue. Salesmen Wanted ANT 10 u--Two first-class salesmen.

Call 303 Bank black. Wanted--Work WANTED--Cisterns to clean. Hurry, 1413 Kliza street. WANTED--Washing and ironing to do. Phone 6819 green.

WANTED--Washing and ironing in Lakeside. 1S02 Bayer avenue. Prices reasonable. WANTED--Interior painting and papering: special price on large jobs. Phone 1541 blue.

WANTKD--Lace curtains to launder, 25 cents per pair; will call for and deliver. Phone 3041 red. WANTED--Young man wants work of any kind, sober and reliable. Address A55, care'News. Wanted--To Rent WANTED-To rent, April 1, six or seven- room modern house by couple; best of reference.

Phone Slit. the contracts for the quarterly supplies for the county farm. The groceries will be furnished by George Hermann, C. D. Coverdale fc Archer, Wayne grocery and the Central grocery.

C. D. Redding will nish the beef, the Niezer Coal company the coal, and the Boston Store and Wolf Dessauer the dry goods. ROADS IN SHAPE. Superintendents Report to County Superintendent Tonkel.

All of the thirteen deputy road superintendents have within the past few days reported to County Road Superintendent Tonkel that the roads under their jurisdiction are in excellent shape for this time of the year. None of the roads was injured by the frost, the gravel, stone anrt concrete roads standing the winter especially well. WANTS DIVORCE. Mrs. Harvls Boals Says Husband Kept Bad Company.

Charging her husband with boasting of his conduct with women of bad repute, May E. Boals has begun proceedings for a divorce against Ilarvle A. Boals. The couple were married in 1909 and separated on March 13, 1D15. A.

W. Parry is attorney for the plaintiff. In the Justice Courts. Elmer Wagner was today sent over to the county jail to loaf out a $1 and costs line put upon him for provoke by Justice of the Peace Grabnor. The charge was tiled by Clarence Boren, W.agner said that he's rather spend the time in the jail, than to call on a relative "in Indianapolis, who he said belonged to the upper "400." Is Sued for Divorce After Thirty Years.

Alice Matthews wants a divorce from Jackson Matthews, after having been married to him since 1880. The couple separated March 2, 1915. she says, because her husband has failed to make proper provision for her. The plaintiff asks an order restraining her husband from visiting ox molesting her and from drawing his wages or disposing of his property. F.

M. Hogun is attorney for the plaintiff. NON-SUPPORT Is the Charge Made Against Oeorcis Bennett. Linda Bennett has begun suit for divorce against George Bennett. She says he has failed to make proper provision for her.

The. married life of the couple was short, lusting from July to November, 1912. F. M. Hogan is attorney for the plaintiff.

THE SUPPLIES For County Farm Are. Contracted for by Commissioners. The county commissioners today let Marriage Licenses. Christian A. Lichty, thirty-two, carpenter; Helen Hein, twenty-four.

Elmer C. fnman, nineteen, machinist; Vena L. Pansel, twenty. Court Notes. In the case of Albert Walters vs.

George Weeks et the plaintiff has been awarded a judgment In the sum of $116.39. George, Salisbury has been granted a divorce a The case was heard In the 'superior court. In the case of George E. McDonetl vs. the Wayne Amusement company, (he roof garden belonging- to the defendant has been sold to S.

L. Morris, trustee, for $250. In the case of John H. Elmer vs. E.

M. Sheets, the plaintiff has been awarded judgment in the sum of $300. The case of Edward Johnson Joseph Loos lias been dismissed at the plaintiffs cost. The case of Charles Buck vs. Mike Cuwma has been venued to the Dekalb circuit court.

The case of Laura Robinson vs. the Fort Wayne Northern Indiana Traction company has been venued to the Dekalb circuit court. The Atlums Bag company has commenced suit against Charles Keplinger to recover $200 on account. C. M.

Nie- zcr is attorney for the plaintiff. The last will and testament of Mary Conrady has been tiled for probate, in the circuit i The estate is left to the daughters. A C. Dlnkloge has filed an amended third paragraph to his complaint against tlie Grand Kapids Indiana Itsilroad company to recover damages in the sum of $10,500 for personal injuries. AH of the township assessors reported to County Assessor Eggeman some lime Wanted--To Buy WANTKD--To buy refrigerator (restaurant size).

Address A. B. care News. WANTKD--To buy men's second-hand clothing. 1227 Calhoun street.

L. Wild. Phone, WANTED--To buy all kinds of secondhand i pay highest cash prices, rhone 7J13 green. 1 Lafayette. WANTED--To buy of owner, six or seven- room house, close in; price must be 7-ea- sonable.

Address G. P. 1212 Calhoun. WANTKD--To buy corner lot or two adjoining lots on South Harrison or Web- street street. Give location and price in reply.

Address A43, care News, Miscellaneous Wants WANTED--Setting hens. Call rural 23, 1 long, 1 short. GET IN the jitney business. See Randall, 120 West WANTKD--Architect to draw plans for seven-room house. State price.

Address Richards, care News. WANTED--To write your auto, fire and liability insurance. I. 11. Shorey, G2S Calhoun street.

Phone, 37C. GET YOUR CAR REPAIRED at the North Side Sales 119 Clinton street, opposite ball park, rhone, 627. WALLPAPER cleaning; all work guaranteed; prices reasonable; order taken at Meyer drug store. Phone, 159. WANTED--Highest prices paid for second-hand furniture, stoves and clothing.

A. S. Heiligman, 1721 Lafayette street. Phone, 8711. MOVING AND STORAGE South Side Storage and Van Co.

Jtovuig, packing, crating and storage. J. T. Peck, prop. Work guaranteed.

Phone, 7315. 2147 Fail-field avenue. STORAGE PETTIT'S STORAGB WAREHOUSE private rooms. Equipment and service for storage unexcelled in any of the cities. 414 East Columbia street.

during Saturday that the work in their townships is going along at a good rate. The case of Charles Anderson vs. Melissa VanHorn has been venued to the Adams court. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Reported Dally by Fort Wayne Abstract Company, 127 East Berry Street.

City. The Fort Wayne Land Improvement company to George L. Sharp, lot 586, plat Lakeside Park addition, for $500. The Aflthony Realty company to the City Suburban Building company, lot 4 Grier Place addition, for William J. Lonergan el ux, to Charles Gamrath, of lot 5 Schust's addition, FYed' Lambert et ux.

to Clifton E. Shoemaker et lot 47 and part of tot 48 Zollars Swayne's addition, for Caroline Knisely to Joseph Wetmer et te.V lot' 5' Lily of the Valley addition, for George W. Robinson et ux. to Guy R. Bell, lot 25 Thompson's third addition, for $3,000.

(William A. Bersch et ux. to Nellie P. Allgeier, part of lot 3 Fleming Esmond's addition, for $300. Walsh Co.

to Mary E. Trempel, lot 126 Ormiston Heirs' addition, for S500. Florence G. Blessing et al. to Ely et lot 112 Fairfield Heights addition; for $800.

Country. William A. Friece et ux. to George D. Merrill et part of section 15, township 32, range 14, for $1,200.

A Rate Question. CHICAGO, March question of railroads paying the cost of delivering shipments from railroad freight terminals to warehouses of the consignees was argued today before the Illinois public utilities commission. The protest of the Illinois Tunnel company, the Illinois Warehouse Terminal company and the Chicago Association of Commerce against the cost of terminal service charges levied against shippers by the railroads brought the matter before the commission. No evidence was taken, but a transcript of testimony before the interstate commerce commission last month was filed. Grain Adulterated.

CHICAGO, March K. Den- n'is, United States district attorney at Baltimore, arrived here today and began a hearing in the matter of twenty-eight cars of oats shipped'from Chicago by the Armour Grain company. The oats were consigned to the grain company itself, presumably for export to the European war stone. The cars were seized by government agents on the ground that, although the shipment wast listed as oats, it contained from Fi 1 to 19 per cent, barley, with iiis arrival, it was said at the Chicago federal building, several cases of alleged adulteration of grain shipments to the war zone were being investigated. Snow at Atlanta, ATLANTA, March a temperature around 30 degrees above zero this morning, light suow again covered north Georgia, accompanied by a high wind.

There has been no damage to fruit, as the trees have not yet begun to bud. As Usual. J. A. Wilkinson, 802 East Wayne street, says he is not the Wilkinson caught in the raid on the East Circulation For February 16,939 1.

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12. 13. 14. 16,219 ...16,688 ...16,617 ...16,385 ,..16,311 ...17,812 Sun. ...16.546 ...16,558 ...16,741 ...16,715 ...16,614 ...18,058 Sun.

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26. 27. 28. ..16,580 ..16,695 ..17,375 ..16.610 ..16.565 ..17,736 Sun. ..17.003 ..17,008 ..16,863 ..16,746 ..17,179 ..18,416 Sun.

Total 406,537 Dally Average 24 .16,939 The above statement of the circulation of the Daily News has been prepared and verified by me and Is correct. C. A. FERRIS, Circulation Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of March, 1915.

WINIFRED S. SPAKDING, Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 22, 1916. For Rent--Rooms FOR RENT--Furnished room; modern.

Phone 2065 green. FOR RENT--Two unfurnished rooms. 1016 Jackson. Phone 3379 blue. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

520 West Main. FOR UENT--Four partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 512 Bast Wayne. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern. 417 Montgomery street.

FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern. 329 East Jefferson. FOR RENT--Furnished sleeping rooms. 34t East Washington boulevard. Call 3572 green.

FOR RENT--Light housekeeping, nished rooms; no children. 1006 Mues- lis avenue. FOR RENT--Two strictly modern, nished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 2837. FOR RlflNT--Nicely furnished downtown rooms, 219 East Berry; heat, lights and bath.

Room 28, second floor. FOR RENT--A suite of elegantly furnished front rooms In private family, with private outside entrance. 818 Clay. FOR RENT--Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping; light, gas, bath and phone. 512 Fairmont place, Bloomingdale.

FOR RENT--Furnished room; ground floor; private entrance; conveniences; telephone; suitable for two. 1014 Fairfield. FOR RENT--Two rooms, furnished for housekeeping; both waters, electricity and gas; $2 per week; 1435 Broadway. Call 506 West Jefferson. FOR RENT--The most desirable furnished, unfurnished and light housekeeping rooms in city are.

listed with us. Information free. Wayne Room Renting Agency, 723 South Clinton. Telephone, 2259. Lost LOST--Male bull pup; white, with tan eye.

Droege-Harris Co. Reward. LOST--Pair of glasses, with case, in Bloomingdale. Phone 1526 blue or call 437 Fairmont place. Reward.

Upholstering FURNITURE REPAIRING and recaning. Call phone 25J7 or drop postal to J. Saffron, 801 East Lewis street. JOSEPH SCIIAEFER, practical upholsterer and mattress-maker. For first- class repair work call phone C293.

Shop, 1726-1728 Lafayette street. Furniture Remodeling UPHOLSTERING and remodeling of all 'kinds of furniture. S. Rothberg, 1734 Lafayette street. Phone 7313 green.

street gambling den Sunday after- NO RECOGNITION OF GEN. VILLA AS YET AMERICAN GOVERNMENT WILL "WATCH AND WAIT" FOR A WHILE LONGER. WASHINGTON, March today was made at the white house that there will be no rec- ognltion of General Villa by the United States i a stable government is established in Mexico. It was staled For Rent--Houses FOR RENT--House, 11S9 West Main. Telephone GS27 black.

FOR 1JKNT-- Five-loom house, i lights and gas. Fail-field. FOR RENT--Nine-room house, S4S Lake avenue. Phone 1199 blue. FOR RENT--House at ID Portage avenue.

Iriciuiiv Citizens Trust Co. FOR RENT--Five-room house: lights, water, gas. 500 ifasterson avenue. FOR RKXT Wight-room all-modern house at 230 West Leith street; cheap for right party. FOR RENT--Elegant home; ten rooms; thoroughly modern; heat and waier furnished; would make fine apartment for doctor.

Inquire C. McNaughton. Phone, 535. For Rent--Flats FOR RUNT--Six-room Hat; modern. Telephone 7456 green.

FOR RENT--Six-room modern flat. Inquire 926 Columbia avenue. FOR REXT--Five-room flat; modern except furnace, west side. Phone 3023 blue. FOR RENT--Lower flat; new; live rooms, bath, cellar; ideal in hardwood; 444 East Lewis street.

Telephone 2613 red. For Rent--Office Rooms. FOR RENT--Entire second floor; neatly decorated rooms. 134 East Berry street. FOR RENT--Two office rooms; steam heat, water, light; Minuet Bldg.

Phone 68. FOR RENT--Modern office rooms in Schmitz block. Lennart Ortlieb, rooms 303 and 304. Fort Rent--Storerooms FOR RENT--Store building, corner East Creighlon avenue and Oliver. FOR RENT--Store, 227 East Berry, formerly Parrot's; $50.

Foster's. FOR RENT--Large storeroom, 921 Calhoun street; long lease. Phone 2305. FOR RENT--Eight-room house; modern except furnace. 915 Edgewater; $18.

Foster's. For Rent--Barns. FOR RENT--Barn; also suitable for garage, 421 East Washington. For Rent FOR RENT--Aldine lodge room, Thursdays, Sundays and every other Tuesday, Foster's. For Sale or Trade FOR SALE OR TRADE--Picture Show.

Phone 1339 or 1301. FOR SALE--One fine Buff Orpington cockerel. 1201 Third street. FOR SALE--Buff Orpington eggs; for fifteen; guaranteed. 1324 Burgess.

FOR SALE OR TRADE--Fine, modern home on AYest Third street. Address A54, care News. Poultry and Eggs FOR SALE--White Leghorn eggs for set-, ting; Dressel strain; $4 per 100. Phone rural 28, 1 short; 1 long. For Sale--Miscellaneous FOR SALE--A Hall's safe at 233 East Columbia street.

FOR SALE--Male Boston terrier pup. 735 East Washington. FOR SALE--A base burner and a Stewart steel range. Inquire 1437 East Lewis. FOR SALE--Potatoes, 35 cents bushel with $1 order.

Phone GS95. 1047 Wall street. FOR SALE--Twelve-foot genuine Norway maple trees, guaranteed to grow. Phone 7222 red. FOR SALE--National cash register; keys 5 cents to paid-out key attachment.

J27 West Columbia. Phone 3442. FOR SALE--Large rooming house, always filled; i sell cheap; cause of selling, sickness. Address "Sale," care News. NOW is the time to buy a desk.

Come in and see what we have to offer. G. E. Bursley Clinton and Superior streets FOR SALE--Grocery and meat market, doing a nice business, at a sacrifice; ouner must get out on account of ill a See J. L.

Kelly, 511-512 Shoaff Blclff. Phr-ne, 3536. FOR SALE--Seed polalocs--Karly Rose, Early Michigan, Beauty Hebion, Rural Russets, Early Washington and other good varieties; fine selected seed Johnson Commission House, 304 lOast Columbia street. a i government has no i i of acting a i in the matter. For Sale or Trade--Broc Electric Coupe; good condition; owner leaving city.

Telephone 6621 green. Delicious brown cakes made from Mrs. Austin's Pancake Hour. INDIANA RED OAK When ropr-rly filed, shellaced, varnished or waxed, i make a very a i i i and is also easy to keep clean. You can use a veneer on sub lloor or solid oak floor.

We recommend both. THE WILDWOOD BUILDERS CO. PHONE 2147. 705-9 SHOAFF BLDG. Put Your Dollars in Land and Watch Them Grow A farm home means an a a income and i a i for your family after old age has a a a earning poweis.

The wealth of the world conies from the soil; a farm home moans short cut to independence. Ask this agency to show you ot" choice places. You can one of the few lots in "Fail-field View Place" for less than one-halt a lots adjoining- on Fail-field can be sold for. 1C a a a tract, to i to i yourself, see "Hollywood ID-cent stop on intcrurban. These are wooded two-aero tracts.

Wo also have other suburban home sites near our city. City property on terms to suit. Investment paying as much as 500 also insurance of all kinds. MONROE W. FITCH SONS, THE EARTH AND INSURANCE MEN WE HELP OURSELVES By helping others in the building of homes.

Can't we be helpful to you? City Suburban Building Co. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF MODERN HOMBS SECOND FLOOR PHOAFF BUILDING For Sale--Homes FOR SALE--Six-room house on Putnam street at a bargain. Inquire 1418 -Wells. FOR SALE--By owner, new house; will sell on easy terms; located south of Pennsylvania tracks and near roundhouse; all modern and tiled bath. A51, News.

FOR SALE--Eight-rocm dwelling, Bloomingdale, near Huffman: semi-modern, lot 52xd50; room for another bouse; fruit, barn; $500 cash down. Box A30, News. For Sale--Farms FOR SALE--Several two, five and ten- acre tracts, near city; twelve acres at $125 per acre. See me for land bargains. Freistroffer, 028 Calhoun street.

FOR SALE--Do you want a bargain in Michigan farm? I have farms from 16 to 286 acres. For information write to Charles Kralilc, Shelbyville, route No. 2. FOR SALE--Forty-acre farm, two miles south and east of Garrett, well tiled; every part tillable; soil black loam; no buildings; a bargain for someone. Address 1212 Calhoun.

Fred Lambert Good seven-room cottag-e; modern except furnace; corner lot; paved street; Creighton avenue; $2,200. Eight new modern homes, under construction, near Reservoir park; each Five new strictly modern oak finished bungalows; soft water plumbing-, oak floors, as follows: One on Crescent avenue, two and one-half squares from car line; one on Florida drive; one on Lambert drive; one In the new addition one square north of Lambert drive; one south of the reservoir. Immediate possession will be given to any of the above properties. Phono 2624 Residenca 7099 320-321 Shoaff Building For Sale--Lots FOR SALE--Lot in Pfeiffer addition; price, $275. A52, care News.

Pianos and Player Pianos HAVE BEEN obliged to take back several pianos and players (practically new) from persons unable to pay; will sell for balance due. Martlene Piano 917921 Calhoun street (second floor). Automobiles FOR SALE--Three used cars; first-class condition; for sale cheap. Auto Supply 122 West Washington. FOR SALE--Automobile owners in need of sponges or chamois can save 20 per cent, by buying at Noll's, 110 East Columbia street.

Motorcycles FOR SALE--Motorcycle, or will trade for Lake James lot. Address A50, News. FOR SALE--One motorcycle In good condition, $50; one motorcycle (needs repairs), 510. L. J.

Libbing 205 East Main. Horses and Vehicles FOR SALE--Cheap, five good work horses. Frank Miller, 280G Winter. FOR SALE--Driving horse and delivery wagon, double-seated surrey; cheap. 1229 Swlnncy avenue.

Phone 6744. Curdes Offers Five-room house, on rear end of 30-foot lot, on Packard avenue; price $1,650 cash. Six-room modern home on California avenue; one of the, prettiest homes on this street; price right. Six-room modern home on Cottage avenue; price 53,800. Louis F.

Curdes 218-19-20 Shoaff Bldg. Phone 622 "Blind Tiqer" Indictments. TERRK HAUTE, March became known today that the Vigo county grand on I-Vb. 20 returned nineteen i i asainst alleged "blind tiRcr" proprietors. i standing Prosecutor Wernekc's ro- fusiil to confirm this statement, tho records of the criminal court show the indictments were returned.

SPECIAL BARGAINS Nearly new modern bungalow, Williams Grove; payment plan. Six-room house; large lot and garage; Grace avenue, near Broadway; payment plan. Seven-room house, Weisser Park avenue, near Creighton; to be sold i $3,000. Five-room cottage, Third street; $1,700. One acre garden ground, close in; $700.

Now modem City Suburban Building company homes; cash or payment plan. DOUD ELLIS Phone 253. 2nd Floor Shosff Bldg. B. F.

Rousseau I have a NEW, fresh supply of truck and poultry farms to put on the market this spring within 4 miles of our court house and close to the interurban station; 10- cent fare; SUPERB soil and idea! place to live. I'll put this on the market in 5, 10, 15 and 20-acre tracts. REMEMBER, when I sell you a tract like this I'm putting you within gunshot of our city market and just outside of your city taxes, and grocery and butcher bill that eat up your sa.lary before you get to it. I'm offering you a good job free with each tract. You're a dead one if you can't produce more Income off a to 10-acre tract close to Fort Wayne market than any ordinary job will pay salary, have some fine slufC i and without buildings to exchange for Fort Wayne city property.

Room 626 Shoaff Bldg. Office Phone, 3083 Residence, 7286 DIAL BAKER The Farm Men Room 11 Swinney Block Phone 512 Two to ten acres, on car line; will sell on payments and build to suit you. Bargains in well improved acre tracts. One to ten acres, close in; payments; some to trade- Good twenty to forty acres, close in; now vacant; payments. fine 80 to 200 acres.

City homes in all parts of the city, $50 to 5100 down. Vacant lots where want thorn. Call and see us. MONEY 0. 0.

SNIDER will loan money on furniture, live stock, automobiles, etc. CONFIDENTIAL Terms to Suit. per Month. PIXLEY-LONG BL.OCK Suito 21. Phone 146.

Worldngraen---Republican speech tonight--Majestic. PETEY DINK-- The "Foolish Four" Is Known Even in the Best Society By C. A.Voight OH "You COULDHI'T MAKE HIM ABooT HIS "FOOUSH POUR AlMT IT MABL 1 -j 3 COURA6IWG IS THE. VAN OODLES VISIT AND LOOKir' COME: VAW AV4 60T I OODLES i'T MK.e IT KWOW VWHA.T EM CAW SHOT AoooTTvie. i CAR NWHEVJ THE.

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