Chippewa Herald-Telegram from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin • 1

1 tj 'i 4 "i -r 'J I "'Ik i 4 V- AND CHIPPEWA TIMES. FOUNDED IN 1887. VOLUME TWO, NUMBER. 200 i I CHIPPEWA FALLS, TUESDAY NOVEMBER' 13, 191T1- Dllrrd by" Cirir 10CtT A WCtK mm I 1 1 1 1 1 i -ii -mm i i ,1 i i i hi i i i m- hi T' 'P 'A' itJ 1 i I i I j-. tl ii "si ii lit -v Vi.i ii si ii ii i.

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I -ll iSlOe OF' THEf PALEFACES 1 Orna rnsrtn to nnu i jMASKS -T7T DrGtjfrge AInSmlth. city physician, today, "retributed $1.20 to balance up Far Surpasses OtHr Nearby 1 States SuspWtttf SumS AGAINST TWO -CHIPPEWA BOYS the account for the wash machine Nov. 12. r- jAmea-icans, copper-hued and black of hatr, will America as partner ot 'their In Many Respects. Unless DUvtrd Vp by Trsdtrs.

GRAND OLD L1AI1 tPLCNDI DTYPt OF THE GERMAN BORN AM RICA and wrturer sent to the soldiers. Fol A8 GERMANS LOOSE i i a BOMBS. i I i With the, Amerlcata Army In France, I. lowing the complete li.t of those Crlcago, Nov. :12 William ii' Ross.

I Preface brothers. Kershaw, Washington, D. Nov. IX. Mil- contributing: Chica), federal reserve 'chairman tori Milwauee attorney and a Menoraonie Wisconsin inthe recent Liberty loan.

I Indian himself, jxaa'just from Mrs. Bowe .11.00 SIHrltf Arrests Howard Sheeley and Hons of dollar worth of foodMttffs and fds stored by aewtrats and ss-pected German stent In the tlrlalty Dr. Smith, 1.00 IWIIIianj! Sokup in St. Paul declares that Wisconsin did better in I Washington, here he protested against I Nov.yl3. The A infantrymen "in the lnan cnliarrfrf fnna than ant lany formation! of purely American-J I Nov.

li-vm. f. 'C lles 1.00 v. nil I Indian reeiments. trenches, and artillerists in the gnn-4 Mrs.

WJ. Boyden 1.00 WlokVr I c4 ibm rant typ of Mtlskks many Crm of New York city will be mUJ onlj Tola)ttsrily given up. It wsji olflcUUy stated at the food admlnlirstko on Sheriff J. O. Connell returned from St.

ttul thi noon with Howard banking district, which includes. Wis-1 i Tne war aeparnnent nas promisea pUs had their first; real expert- J. Bden 1.00 Unknown 1.00 bom Atnrrln 1 1 A I Rheoley and iwilliam SokuD as his lconsin. Indiana.) Michigan and Iowa. Wm that the American Indian will be Monday.

)t came to this ta till ftts prisoners. The boys are charged with! The Jorty-fivfe counties of Wiscoh-bunkie, tent mate, and partner. in tbelencet with gas shells v. The neit step will tw to lake tb binkpUcaw tircttasn, Crstc-. a4 t- 1.00 1,00 J.00 naTing awodj six prisoners to escape I copsln which are in the Chicago The German' hare letiloose manr potatoea that sre being vtorrd for lays, claims to Deing an American i advance In price.

Kxrry farmr with raa tbo rrartlce law la 114.1. m. tk Civil wai brok tmi eTants4 a4 aa a4 tafttJo tf Cojt i ere is to be 'no segregatioti so far during the last two making the his: cellar full has txrn located and if- C. J. Cunningham F.

W. Atiderson Mrs Tijj. Cunningham Unknown Max Abraham son Mrs. foskewitz Unknowfi P. A.

Bfunstad Dr. 6, Van A'alkenburg l.oe 1.00 2.00 1.00 raids may expected. from the Chippewa county" jail on the ing district subscribed less than night of. September 3t)th. The boys $78,000,000 of LlbipVtyj'kbiids, are alleged to have passed files which I was 155 cent bfthef mini- through' the windows to the prison- mum allotment and surpassed llli- ora who 'sawd their way out of jail, nols, whch made a subscription of Font ot them were, captured near 152.8 per cent of Its minimum allot- as the American Indian is concerned.

He is to be accepted at full value as U8e ff Kas-masks necessary. Shrapnel Coming, so to speak, from the; First ateo' has been -r freely used by bothi Twrnly.altth Ulaooctts) C-l R. tc'siv lWs. bwacne it tlCX ilia cemmiMioa as UevtmaiU anj IT LOOKS LIKE FIGHT FamuieR oc America. wisconsm i i cnxn" Its If ad ta 1 CI.

wkct is twenty-five I sides. Hudson the next day. but Nytren andlment. Illinois as the! second highest! volunteer contribution J. 00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Mrs.

EL' Pearson Joe Burns, two of the prisoners whh I state in the Chicaeo banking disU'lct. I Chippewas, thirty-five During a recent night i the enemy Menomonles All New Group Contends Woman's Party Robt.jB. CUrk Chas. Ck Strong and thirty Winnebago are between 17 and 30. machine guns were again- turned on tlo tciaaat was etm4 ml, vu iTriM-mrsJ Its fcrtl.

rftme4 to hu lav rartlo4 baa cotiau4 to teoof tittM'i bt known and Sfcot Iswyera. Pickets are Too Radical in Their Views. NOR. WISCONSIN 1.20 1 the American trenches, th Americana Patriotism marks the entry of the American Indian into the world-war 'STATE FAIR Milwaukee. No, 13.

WUh the an The sum or S4.449.850. was I replying with an equally virgoroiu Dr. George M. IX Wasbmarhine Wringer' tTlw wit' t8i Oau al nnal convention of the Wirconaln Wo subscribed to the second Liberty loan broke Jail, are still at large. These prisoners different direction.

Sheeley and Sokup accom-' panted JRurni. They walked from own to town. Sheeley and Sokup finally got to St. Paul where they fonnd work in a shoe factory. Sheriff Connell liad good reasons to believe that the twq boys' aided the men to escape and bas been on the lookout "for them.

He learned of the where- 9.7$; 4 95 by the 325,000 Indians in the United jflre man -association, wnlcn will opn ways ta his lai twa ft a tiny ctrclr of rL wall an4 tt Wedneadsy- morning In the public tf Annual Meeting Called fo.r December States. li ib etsblrm of tb lejid Wca c4 J- I ELKS SUBSCRIBE S200 brary, will be in the nature of a Jabl lee oTer the miffrage (Tlctory In Nt .12 at Ten O'clock in the Forenoon. which Gea. Wlakltr" bth citsVf TO TWO WAR FUNDS Total THE A FUND ar.4 eotamasder. The krrioa waa York state, then ta tofiaiderabto ap- prehenalon and anticipation that the HARD SPLITTING convention may bo.

enlivened with anouts of the; Chippewa boys and went The annual meeting of Northern kaat evening the following flva to St. Paul test evening with a war-1 Wisconsin State Fair has been called I Proylno Great Success Chippewa as candidates were initiated into the rant) for their arrest. Sheeley hadlfoV Wednesday, December 12, at l4f i. Loval Everybody is Elks lodge: Nell McGilvray. Charles scrap b-etwten radtoiU and the formed directly afut It Ci sr ky OpmmUaloaHi offJci wb b4 ak en pan In tb sirecfW ib Cala Its vrle ly l.h admlatlon tb tfirwH 4eoee4.

aats ot tte veterans wKo.trat w. po4 jt. OF SPRUCE conservative. nothing to say when arrested but I o'clock in the forenoon. Contributing Something Besides the radical wing.

Jed by Mr Sokup talked freely. They, had their it As reouested that all members of Schonoverand Roy Mat son of this city and William Brady of Rice Lake and B. Curry of Stanley. A fine lunch Victor Uergvr. who rt-cantly relcn prewminary i neannR Deiore.

juageithe society be present 'as action is Our business men have left their Suggested by a Chippewa Boy Who Is I the vice-presldtncy and exprr bee Frm Smith fn municipal court thifit0 be taken on the constitution. It i business "beginning Monday for bneja served in honor of tie new mem. Making Good as an Engineer approTsl of the agxrejiivene.s of tb afternoon. mjs writ-uuiiiui uvwi whi prooaDiy DC amenaea la Inf thp most necessarv calla for ren-ioere in the Far West woman's party, and Ibe cona.rrstive ,.1 i to the coming term of the circuit court THE BIG BATTLE ON "Article IIL. The officers of this I ef Dus giving that comes to this coun-l During the evening the Elks voted I wing.

led by the large and loyal fol Our boys are blng heard lowing of tbe president. Mrs. H. 31. society shall cohstist of a president, I try and to efery community of the to subscribe $100 to the! Y.

M. C. A. first vice. president, and a vice presi-J country, in the iform of.

creating a fund War Fund and $101 to the K. of i War Ofeo from, Le Bailey Is making a grand Youra an a. thcr la a third party which success ns an engineer In Chicago and may posalbly rain voir at tbi Tk BHtn aent rrom pacn county, uamvu iu wb)ctl to Drovide ana con- war, iunu. Mot Csit-s n-ta-M 1. 10(17 I I now cpmea the.

Portland Jour-I convention sain cnapien au-ome Jgneees jojr our soiaiers, the aetaus a secretary.f trsuandlJM been ecutfore committee of ten- membersi stated and are quite -well understood. fiat- wot wai'iy-a page or.uaattc-u- smiATioifiN CULLING THE i BREAD PRICES 8aving to Be Effected by Using Cheaper Materials and Standardizing Loaves. cusslngf v. James U-Nteia views' on i 1. gl -1 1 a PRUSSIA TODAY lng forvthe" Coast Hang Lumber com T9epbnswr la CW Tadaresv Tbe Po-y has sloyted tb aVe-ikea habft.

Ta a eASaboratsiy wUd as aay groat tnanoUl ioatitsUoa, or fceUl ta lbs rEjUd Butea kosao, local axt Kyag-dLstiLao Ulophooo la rrery pany as. logging engineer and Is get- The executive committee sbalL. be There is ivo' sacrifice of cost or taxa- elected at the; annual meeting of the tiaa or war burden of any kind, that members and shall hold their respect- compares with the sacrifices our bo1- ive offices for a term of oneyear from jjers map in facing 'the hardships, the date of their election, and until perils and tragedies of war, and it is their successors are elected and qual- up to the people who remain safely tie for tbe w.h tb Gems at. a now raciag. Tb IVrtl war ofto aanovnerHi tpore The Ibat the CTr.aaa ar fco gain! if.

Tb next few hors will lU lb tl at4 tbe be aaik.ilf Vrokcd for. ing crutrahlp timber. The Portland Journal! says that -Mr. O'Neil expects 1 The Germans Have the Wire and Giv-! i ing Their Side Claim-it is Serious. every jdy-to -receive a commission.

In Tb losr-dlitMta the. regular army and Is. anxious to. get tXmm ud by the Fopo ukbo WHAt 19 PROMISED'. A( standardized loaf, in.

weight, and Ingpdients Af lower prfce to consumers. ified. The president, first. to come. If we give until it hurts, the dent, and treasurer shalthe fa.re and comfort of the republic's de-anpointed by the executive committee iendrs.

across-the water while they are.mak MsaocUoa with ToaJoo, Ma' old roatdsac So4 aLMfnl actt-e- BOWCBOOl of at their first meeting after I Even if the giving compels Us to A saving ojf loo.ooo.noo pounds lard shall bold their respective get alonjf with les9 ouraeiyeg, we tty. JVoca TeaWo oooava Mortta of all sorts ot people who ar ocloS-ally called sp by tb Pop for' a zao-zaovf ebat for some porsoaal 1 (Special to The hulrrndr.nt.) London, Nov. 13. The Germans seem to be in control of the telegraph wire and claim that the situation in Russia is doubtful. One report says Kerensky is in control, another that Bolsseviki again rules.

A saving of 100.000.000 pounds ol lnfflCCc untit the next annual meeting, I Bh0uirt gve rladlv for the welfare and Mr O'Neil In his able article on aeroplane stock, contends that Mr, J. B. Zlenjef. of the department of the interior' plans arc not practical and I the Journal holds with Mr. O'Neil.

The. Ansa ftooa and tf Ttlda wr tmarriod i St fvinr rborrb la Ttl4-t at Vcitvk "tkt rnortjlr.c. Rrr. Arrts rfctatJtt. lti Aso-' tkK-.

of br.4, sts.4 George liowe. rolo ef the g-txm. sugar annually. and untn their successors are appoint- comfort of our boys who are in the A saving of ROO.000 barrels: of flour pd and qualified, unless removed from midst'of deadly tragedy, or are about anuually. f) office prior to that time by the exec- to go there, that our republic may But no "war bread" as Europe knows utive committee.

The president and abide, ln safety and the Institutions of u- I vice president' shall be members- of liberty may endure for the generations The above is the plan of Mr. Hoover the eiecutive committe. vacancies to come If we untn it'hurRt, the to cut tbe price of bread. In tne 0fnCea may be filled hf the ex- nQrt will not like tlat on the firing We have Ih Chippewa Falls the fin ecuttve committee. person except llnea et U8 all bear tnat ln mind est, up-to-datf baking establisHment In a member shall be eligible to hold ofr do our duty as we should.

These BOTH WAR FUNDS attended twH- Tb -wM-tirr party Bsotored. la 'the 4 nature spruce, lack of clear limber, difficulty of reaching It for, Mr. Zleg-ers plin. saws Mr. O'NeiL We regret that our space will not permit, of our pytfillng in full the let tec of Mr.

ZiejUer'. and Mr. O'Neil as It. would proved jrery IntereaJJng to our lumbermen, i i AREGROWING iV Bibop mo. Tb la a bo of BJpa has olrraa ebtldrea aad tbe tats Blabov of Br tar (Uo father of tbe aew YVar of tda) had Sft ehfldrwn.

Th Bishop of Bvvorlty kaa wbflo the Biakep ef Ke-reicb has probably acb1T4 a record ta splsopi Uaaill. having not oaly Bfls btl4rSa, but only ttfl-a yaara dlsTervnc la the sjt mi la e44t and tb yooagest. pborrabd at Tlok-tirss" it A rwkws tn bt4 rt lb ri4s prTAK Wr. 44 Mr The solicitors for the Y. M.

A. the Chippewa valley, owned and fice in this society. The officers many call t0 give will paaa away ln conducted Mr- c- narfl the society together with the super- the not distant future, perhaps within working, economical man who does mtendent of each shaU a year but. our memory will last hi own deljiverlng and works from constitute a board' of directors, wie We. live, and it wih be well ten to, flf tech hours a day.

He was gnaU hold a meeting every evening of theivears to come irwe can feel ihat Csrlyl os MaaVUtna. war fund report great success and Chippewa Falls will no doubt oversubscribe Its quota of $7000. The teams started? yesterday and were out Tkaa Joseph Joachim, tb fasaoas Ttt-ftijrjsL vtslted this country ln th one of the few bakers In these partsthe Falr at rtght o'clock at the sec-we did mr ull dutv this cnlclal 7sT-0 was takoaby a to Oar-lylolboviM la Ckeiaaa and Intra- whD raise the price of bread I retary's office, or trarpose Of hear- time, even at the icost of making real whfen wheat I took a. Jump, last year. I lng appeals and transacting 'business sacrifices.

These are not ordinary troduood to woll-kaowm omslcUsw floadlag aa laiafeaMt Mr Lea has given Abe seven cent, loaf may come before VwfsUsk4rs rvvriw, Tb taaxkeral abry baa Wea rrseUoaity ta Ne-faaba4 wtrs tor tb Ut etane smtsry. e-rtag tb sVcrs.a of Us tV to ta Asa a rt saa saab tie rt, So vt-aisi waa ta extsat ea ib tabry (omr ttaa Ikat mrwt 1.4-M vw. tU ot 41Crwl wOwnULm rrS4 oa tb tsrfaTL tbara. What waa probably of tbe arUt tWtersjantn wo tb tor of Dloay, thlsh 'ftvo coctarlos bwfore ChrtsC 'saat'sg aapctty of Uats rmrtBH bcrtiaiag Ve said have kw H.vO The calls rto give are veeded at the tap of the gong this morning. K.

of O. war fund Js growing and those in charge, of the campaign expect to raise about $2500 in the co.unty. Eugene O'Neil who has charge of the soliciting among the men has ha. most careful consideration and Ui. trUnd.

tko Ion, aad Cartyi, The 'question of building, a new and special, and tibw is the time for grandstand 'Will also come up for jus to show materia us ait to snow -w who, was Jaat tbea statiag for 'hi movbiag constitutional, begged the wesare made, off while h-hopes that Hoover is 4 right Iri' his i estimates yet he' doubts very much If the bakers cart make the vtollBist to aeooapaay bin, which mo aeven cent lpaf and live. PEA PACKERS. MEET IN" teams at work. Miss Mary Trudelle who is chairman of the lady solicitors has 20 teams convassing the city. She reports grand: success and that the During -owr- loag walk la Hyde i a.a....

CHRISTMAS iUCCtkTlONS TmwXT ald Joachim We ralatlnf th st oct so bla' bkTTar AAdyOM i The "New Zalandfera- are proving theniselvea wbfUiycandidatea for atbs btic honors. A. Wilding, the tein-. nis champion bf the world, hails from an jit THE GREAT FIRE IUUAI M. S.

Bailey 'will attend the Oii teenth annual meet'-ff Hhe Pea Pack- -ii Homt, nh Bag 'of ladies in the city wno aaye been called on are doing their hit. lm'. Mltif.Uilr.g tug forth a stream of-ooavoraaOoa aAm Gomaay fbo King th war, etc At Utt srly foar Ua that UrfC ajMMSMst s-alac4 Tb TkUr of Dtearsos ns rtd wba Orwsk art and ntrstmro 'wwre la their tLrime. Uare Tate iaaat4 -prlilr irpdetatoew th waasTfal woflul Bosdl4, aasa i( i- i la NoseJbam Cartas. wWre a drofsX Ba soexg twvWW4, emtio vtsrbad atl lb Uases a ad thraabed dole few Otbr bar b-eaa'pwt tt tat as saa.

that trttay -fool kev hot aatd tthrtatmt bates to 44lr Is rrjt, 1 ers in Milwaukee Nov. 13, 14 and 15. New ZealahcU aa also does Dick ArnsL who 'won the international championship at sculling On the' Zambesi "river. I Musical entertainment will be furnish- Eastern Plaijit Making Trench En tan glaments Burned Loss Put at Million Dollars. BLOSSOM CASE WILL i rosy bt- latrreoted ta "tb -made by tbe Had ton p.ay Ctfr Cana4a.

'r I thought I ought to aay soaetsing. aAd aakl the IrwmdOOm ed at the meeting by Grge The New" Zealand football teams have Anna. VllHams and AMa.Stoeike? defeated Ihe. players from the Britlshr' Among the sneakers 1 isles repeatedly. Among ihe speakers, wll.

bKMjra. gtvUtaji if aaow auomsai BaaU. th faanoua Bavgltshoona-' Oar olJlr.tby lif, ba fstf c-f iBDTAKENUPi26TH 'V- Kew- York, Nov. 13. Another wa-.

ter front fir of mysierious origin de fwd" a4 rrfy ta hoy rer ibtfig. The settlers in New Zealand are I 1 a. a W. Mrs- -B. Johns.

Miss XoAhe aaawered. abrsptly. aa4 bat act om of tb tbtnga tbr mainly ot IgJiall' but they stroyed the plant of the Washburn I Cora Mayor Hoan R. F. Clark, cuatcmed to a Aaoedcaa Milwaukee.

Nov. 13. The Rev. a4'4ed, noe; cattt bear. n.Rldna.

as a rulez are jtucTi find themselves 'at' a disadvantage rntnTuW With eittfteAs of Canada MnA dryttla. nisst. toitet srtict. lUjap of atl sr Fraaciam to so' wire compahy at lltth to St s. I'A.

T. Prof. W. W. Weir, 'and the Eak river yesterday after-1 Anderson it Beilhax.

W. HAmes; lVtJ -noon. Five I men were injured, one I J. Fuhreman.sthei ReV Aleiattder the" United StiteW fit that' they are sc Walter G. Blossom, former rector of St.

Stephen's Episcopal church, was aa wta4-kgy. people Lo-adon Tl far iyit frrtm dragctd lbo tb stioot aa4 for arraigned Circuit court before -'perhaps fatally. Nod until officials Thompson. U'E. Wedertx.

J. W. Debt- Judge Lv iHalsey Monday aftpT- I it THE PATRIOTIC MEETING thio. companj nave cnecnea up tne swuiger, taerce. nu jc.

j. emDlovea. many of whom- are foreign-1 Nieman. A. W.

Trailer, A. A. Burr, J. i noon, who' granted a motion, for ad German, electricians who experimented decided they obtained better results by placing the carbons in arc lamps horizontally had slightly below the other. journment of the case until Nov.

26. wttl 4t known whether anv lostlW. H. Burden, W. A.

i. 5 ll felCtmieC aaft, ctxant4! raiUAa 1 and lobanra. r-rvry Chrteta-taa bos VKJ4 c-atI Uc 1o-4cr as 4Vrs ta eteUJf a-4 ef IL epa-rtsay wbva tby ret Vta tb trracbe, fVjts tt 4 saaple for tke' 4 ib'e'w'Wi do rof know bat wtU le Kt Srcj-able, follow: J. Slaving soap; taota pa4. too(a bntab, tar menp.

tptmfm'W t-r-wet. ar. Children under Ityears of age will ptlert Stream Hytrrouf-f Vanish I The case was taken Into circuit thlr lives in the flames. I Sears and Prof. EL J.

Delviche. ant be admitted to th plrioc taei court when- Judge A. CL Backus grant -r inrv YVaaWKtirn Wire nrrnfftnv wsua I Anion natural curiosities ed a change of venue -on an affidavit naraged in Tnanufacturing? barbed 1 Mrs. Andrew Tandberr was summon- lag at tbe Rex theatre Tbarsday nlxbL The matter which wta treated ANOTHER AUTO COLLISION of prejudice- filed against him by coun wire' for. trench -front entanglements I ed to Duluth by the fllneas of her son.

v. mentioned several Jhere Is a Hve-? of "pur black Ink hi Algeria, formed by the union" of two streams, Water oTon being tepregnatad fa the spe-ecbe oa'that evealpg are 1. i set for the def endantj Blossom p- for ase by Che American 'army and the has pneumonia. beyond tbe comprehension of CbfUroo. Un auto collision occurred at noon I beared in court, apparently in a much allies ahrosd.

ealtot (f etJ.vermtal. baodkeevkiefa, and tb seats In the theatre sboald today at the corner of Bay and River physical condition, although streets when Mitchell touring car, I he still ts receiving treatment at the J. Frmlt ck. 1 packet etroiat. cewerved for adaits who are ltuy Hv Mrs.

Matt! Webberi of Rice. Lake Is driven by Mrs. Al Scholl ran into pemnoyer sanatorium fa the meet other sister. Miss Mae Kolb. until furthur nutius.

we i 1 awlll iu 1 fttI fur cvn 41 flO trreotrd la-or cjoDtrTf straggl, Th panagcmen expects lbe ttre wiUba filled to ajid ere wft! fro -sndltte -other. withTgallto acid; drained tixmm a.graataSwajnsv-. Kentucky Imui it HWdea river, tb btgin ot which Jno.on VtributVry of nrr'aoa tfet)olted' on "a Max Abram son's Buick driven' by his lit William H. -Bennett Milwaukee-at Ii l-J a a Tattle refurned to" St. I worth or.

pennies orougnx to tnis tisoo jokpo. ucneii was gomgi tormey, rbas been aaaeu to legal a. 2 a. I a. i I i 1 MB a tatak aS A 9 V.i children aboald not be permitted ti 1 packet rallI pak cr- 1 vr.

mia bar 3 Cray army ablrtT 1 reV ocka, 1 sattteTta 1 'Trkt chocolate. 1 pocket trrVooecJti. 41 packed ooap latW. raf ckewtag guaiwT ra'sara tn oO. 1 4evtd fcam packet "aCaik-Wf.

1 occupy, ta reeeU.4 Pares la, ar. there or reyjaested to yesterday afer spending Sunday in the oanK. wur luwiana ue unicz staff defonoinr, ooni.I Mrs. ctaei city. l.

0i9 your pennies," bring was turning west onto River street Alderman. whot name' has been, inr i I' them In and get a premium- aa" from Bay The jAbcamaon vorred in thei Bloesoni ca. 'will iKt Lorsine Hopes returned front Eau them. slightly damaged and had 'to bo taken aeught fsrther-a a witns against I 3 layer of 'lce afee'-feel'tblck. 1 i patrlottcally obr ihta rrsirkwt snd.ncd permit the.

NORTHWESTERN STATE BAN K. I to garaee. The Mitchell ear was not I the former rector, accorting to -the I 1 CUIre yeeterdiymornlnf, where she spent Sunday' with relatives." ad miaakra. IUI a district attorney. .4 le i.

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