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20 THE VANCOUVER DAILY: WORLD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1918 BERLIN MAKES WANT SAME RIGHT FERRIES HAD BURIAN DECLARES FOR REVISION OF NO MORE NERVOUS, HEADACHES pert to supervise shipping and the other is the immediate removal of freight from the sheds on the wharves to warehouses, thereby preventing congestion." This in effect was the opinion expressed by Mr. B. W. Greer, local shipping broker, and ex presldent of the Board of Trade, when approached bv The World for a comment on EXPERT NEEDED ONWATMRONT Ex Prcsideat Greer of Board of! MANY CHANGES GOOD SEASON ASSLAVO LATINS CONSTITUTION Net Profit on West Vancouver BERNE, Oct, 5.

Baron Burton, the Austro Huiurarian forelirn min the movement Inaugurated for improvements to the port of Vancou German'Austriansf Ask to be Since Sho Tried "FRUIT A TIVES Tbe Famous Fruit Medicine. ver. Mr. Urecr nas Deen associaieu with tho shipping business here for many years and therefore speaks from ister, has declared to the deputies of the German Nationalist group that tho internal conditions of Austria demanded a revision of the constitution, according to the Dr. Solf Now Foreign Secretary and Gen.

Groener Succeeds Stein as Minister of War. COPENHAGEN. Oct 6. r. W.

S. Trade Gives Views on How Improvements Can be Obtained. Permitted to Regulate Own Relations Toward Other Nations PARIS, Oct 5. Recognition of the Ferries and Bus Account for Nine Months is Over $3000. WEST VANCOUVER, Oct.

6. Reeve Vinson last night speaking at considerable experience. "The appointment of an efficiency expert," he says, "should work wonders for Oils port. Even if the government had to pay a man who linnui hi. hn.qinpss a salary of $4000 Solf, German colonial secretary, has right of the Slavo Latin states of Aus iiuurcue rrcsse liurc, xno iunu anientol terms of Uic revised constitution, he declared, should be an agreement between the various Austrian nationalities.

Thus far, Uio adds, tho Cxeclis and Jiuro SLavx have refused to beeen appointed to the German Im i the smoker given by the Ratepayers' IffiMOVAL OF FREIGHT FROM WHARVES TO WAREHOUSES or 15000 a year it would be well worm while, for If tho right man were selected and his recommendations act tria Hungary to dispose of their own fate and a demand for the same self determination for the German people Association, reviewed the profit and perial foreign secretaryship, it was officially announced in Berlin today. I Mathias the Centrist leader, has been appointed secretary i of state, without portfolio. Herr Bauer, loss account on the ferries for the collaborate in the proposal to re ed unon. his services to me po" vise uio wnnlil worth a creut deal more in Austria are contained in resolutions adopted on Thursday by Socialists of the Relchsrat, according to dis first nine months of tne year. Segregating the boats from the municipal 'bus account, he gave figures showing than is emolument." Mmli Delay to Shipping.

Socialist member of the reichstag, has been named as secretary of state for ft JX Such Measure Might Relieve Mr. Greer tiotnts out that much patches recoived here. the total boat receipts to be imperial labor office. Dr. Solf will continue during the GOVERNMENT TO operating expenses $16,279.58, showing war to act also as colonial secretary.

The resolution follows; "Representatives of the working time and money is lost through delays to ships at this port. Tonnage, valuable in a balance for the nine months of 161.84. Chargeable against the boats. classes of Austria recognize the right with Dr. Glelm as under secretary.

Minister of War. history of shinning and It Is of the wharfage "at Vancouver, office of the Slavo Latin nations to dispose of their fate and they demand the LEND ITS AID BASEL, Oct 6. General Groener salaries and insurance, $3316.49 leaving a net profit of $7,945.35. has been appointed to succeed General same right for the German people in Congestion and Quicken Ship Work. "There are two things which I un quite sure would go a long way toward the improvement of conditions on the waterfront and which would encourage the Bending of more ships to this port.

One is the appointment by the government of an efficiency ex Austria. We recognize the right of the Figures on the'munlicpal 'bus show von Stein, resigned, as Prussian minister of war, the Strassburg Post says. Slavic nations to constitute themselves General Groener has been chief of as autonomous states, but we abso total receipts of $1345, total expense $4469.29, leaving a deficit of $3124.29. "In all fairness to this branch of the paramount importance that ships be kept moving. Not a minute should be lost when a ship is in port Much of the delay, he says, is on account of the inefficient stevedoring, a view which was also expressed by Mr.

Jiujt K. Kasal, commercial agent of the Japanese government who recently communicated with Mayor Gale with rH to shlnnlne facilities at this Maps for Use in Work of Ridding staff in the Ukraine. transportation," the reeve stated lutely repulse forever the submission as German territory to these national states. "We demand the re union of all General von Stein was reported to "there was what may be termed an have resigned in advices received in Fraser Valley of Mosquito Pest Will be Printed by Province. London on September 27 from Copen German regions in Austria into one German Austrian state, which will hagen.

He had been Prussian war COMB SAGE TEA IN have the right to regulate Its own it wonM come within the province minister since October, 1918. extraordinary amount attributable to the non operation of the P. G. E. from January until well on in May.

Then the municipality operated the 'bus to North Vancouver to convey tho workmen to the shipyards and to Caulfields Kt a loss of $1177.60. Deducting this relations toward other nations accord The provincial government will lend ing to its own necessities. We are FADED OR GRAY HAIR of the efficiency expert according to Mr. Greer's recommendation, to keep closely In touch with stevedoring in nrr The exDert could investi ready to discuss with representatives all the assistance possible in the task undertaken by the Vancouver Board of Trade and prominent farmers. from the total loss sustained by the of the Czech and Slavic peoples on the basis of the transformation of Austria into a federation of indepen gate the system and ascertain where Imnrnimmcnla roll 1(1 bO made.

He bus, leaves a loss or $1946.79 only. Other losses on the 'bus may be laid seeking to eradicate the mosquito pest If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell. Von Hintze Stays. AMSTERDAM, Oct 6. Admiral von Hintze.

who has repeatedly tendered his resignation, has now joined the majority parties and will continue in office, it is said by the Vossische Zelt ung of Berlin. This change in von Hlntze's attitude has occasioned considerable surprise in Berlin. During his visit to main headquarters, it is reported, he resolutely championed parliamentarlza in the Fraser Valley, Premier Oliver MISS AXX1E WARD 112 Hazen St, St John, N. B. "It is with pleasure that I write to tell you of the great benefit I received from the use of your medicine, 'Fruit a tives'.

I was a great sufferer for many years from Nervous Headaches and Constipation. I tried everything, consulted doctors; nothing seemed to, help me until I tried 'Fruit a After I had taken several boxes, I was completely relieved of these troubles and have been unusually well ever since." Miss ANNIE WARD. 'Fruit a tives' is fresh fruit Juices, concentrated and increased in strength, combined with finest tonics, and is a positive and reliable remedy for Headaches and Constipation. 60c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c, At all dealers or Frult a tlves Limit ed, Ottawa.

dent national states. Should such a proposition be repudiated, we shall fight energetically to prevent, by all could make recommendations to the government which might prove, of great value in this connection. informed Bureau Secretary V. Vayne of the board of trade In a let to bad luck and abnormal expenditures and repairs and overhauling, due to abnormal times, amounting to $1, 624.83, which brings the total loss down to a very small figure. The net prortt on transportation, then, reckon the means at our command, the con stitution of the German people in Aus ter received todav.

Warehousing Dimcuiues. a recoiii niendatlon that Acting in behalf of the Mosqulio tria, or that of certain of its groups. Grandmother kept her hair darkened, glossy and attractive Control Board, the body formed at the to be regulated outside by the power freight be immediately transferred to the various warehouses within the city would also be covered by the efflcl conference held recently at Mission, Secretary Pavne wrote the premier, with a brew of Sage Tea ana sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, Xoded or streaked appearance, this ing both ferries and 'bus, is $3104.15. SEA1TIETRIES of state or the words of a foreign con queror." MEAT MEN BACK LOAN Vnr Instance.

II a uB asking that the government provide maps for use in the work of mosquito WILL CURTAIL shipment of canned salmon comes into the port and is piled in one of the sheds on the waterfront this expert would see that It Is removed within sample mixture was applied with 'wonderful effect By asking at any 4rug store for "Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a extermination in the valley. Not only will the government provide these maps, but it will also. Premier Oliver Butchers' Union Makes Prompt Re TO CURB GRIPPE spouse to Call by Mayor. SHINGLE OUTPUT a reasonable time. At the present time many bl shipments are left in the sheds causing That organized labor will support the mayor in response to his call for a united drive in connection with the congestion of freight mis pracuue has been somewhat restrained by the action of some of the companies for instance the C.

P. R. which has in Victory Loan is indicated by receipt BOMB FRENCH HOSPITAL Schools, Churches, Theatres at the city hall of a letter from the Butchers' and Meat Cutters' Union, which declares that the union has de stated, show in these maps the districts most affected, the breeding spots of the pest and the districts allotted under the scheme evolved by the Mosquito Control Board. The latter body has been asked, however, to provide the government with the data necessary for printing the maps, and these details are now being gathered. At the next sitting of the legislature a bill bringing Into force conpulsory measures for the elimination of the mosquito will be Introduced.

This bill is at present being drafted by i Q. T. Luca3 of this city. Under the scheme outlined at tUe Mission conference it was decided to levy against the var lous districts, according to the amount cided to fall in behind his worship in his Victory Loan campaign. The ser creased its wharfage charges unei having given the consignee a reasonable period for removal of freight If this course were followed, Mr.

Greer asserts, there would be little necessity for lines which are destined and Other Public Places Or dered Closed Nearly 200 Cases. SEATTLE, Oct. 5. Every place of vices, of the secretary are placed at large bottle of this old time recipe, Improved by the addition of other Ingredients, all ready to use, at very (little cost This simple mixture can He depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well known downtown druggist tfcaya everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and (Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that biobody can tell it has been applied bfs so easy to use, too.

Tou simply Mampen a comb or soft brush and jdraw it through your hair, taking one letrand at a time. By morning the Urray hair disappears; after another application or two. it is restored to Uis natural color and looks glossy, soft Hand beautiful. This preparation is a delightful toilet requisite. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease.

Many Soldiers Killed or Injured la Attack by Gorman Planes. PARIS, Oct 5. Many French soldiers were killed or injured when a German air piano bombarded a hospital at Chalons on tho night of Oct. 1 2. At the time of the raid Ger the mayor disposal.

British Columbia Mills Will Reduce Production at Once. Demand Slackens Owing to Embargo Because of the lack of demand on the prairies and the existence of the United States embargo, local shingle men have decided on curtailment of production immediately. Demand for shingles In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta has slackened considerably owing to the comparatively small harvest In addition the United States government has for this port being re routed to Seattle and other porta for want of wharfaee facilities. It would also Mayor Gale this morning expressed his gratification on receipt of this, the first of a number of similar indorsements that he confidently expected. Referring to the example of Seattle, eliminate the crowding of Bheds which indor public assembly in Seattle, including schools, theatres, moving picture houses, churches and dance halls, at noon today were ordered closed by Mayor Ole Hanson and man prisoners were being sheltered in the cellars of the hospital.

necessitates tho piling of freight in tiers up to the ceiling. This practice where organized labor had made i splendid effort on behalf of the Lib Writing to Deputy Margain, of the of work necessary, the municipalities making the levy and turning the money over to the provincial treasurer aepartment of the Marne, Premier Clemenceau declares that the bom crty Loan, he said he was sure Vancouver labor men would be' equally costs a great deal of money in that the freight has to be handled several times and much time is consumed in City Health Commissioner J. S. Mc Bride as a means of combatting further spread of Spanish influenza hero. bardment of the hospital Is "an epi for administration purposes.

MAKING AIRMEN OUT storing it This has the Inevitable result of Increasing the cost to the con Only public gatherings in tne open sode in the large number of German crimes which will be taken into uc count at the final settlement." sumer. air will be permitted. Theatres were Instructed not to give today's matinees and pastors were ordered to hold no SPANISH CABINET CHANGES services in their churches tomorrow. OF CITY CIVILIANS NinetyTwo Young Men Left in energetic. AT OCTS WITH PRESIDENT On behalf of the executive of the Campaigners of the Great World War, Mr.

James Irving, M. vice president, George Elliott and R. H. Toung, secretary, write deploring the attitude of the president of the organization, Mr. F.

McLaren, in repudiating the action of his comrades in their recent efforts for a cleaner administration of police affairs in the city. They An order issued last night stopped all David Spencer Limited Duke of Alba and Marquis dc Alhu Seattle dances. Police were instructed to see the orders are obeyed. COMMISSION TO DRAFT NEW ACT Influenza cases here, mild and oth erwise, total between 100 and 200. placed an embargo on shipments of lumber east of tho Mississippi and north of the Ohio.

This embargo applies both fo American and Canadian manufacturers. On September 26 the National Council of Defence in the United States, however, modified its previous ruling regarding the issue of building permits to farmers, to the extent that the latter are now allowed to make improvements in value less than one thousand dollars without securing a permit Shingle men expect that this relief will to some extent at any rate increase the demand, but of course not to the extent that would obtain if the permit system were not In existence at all. POLICE FORM UNION MURDER UK MUST HANG. REGINA, Oct. 5.

Found guilty of assert that President McLaren was the ccmas Anxious to Resign. MADRID, Oct 5. The Duke of Alba, minister of public instruction in the Spanish coalition cabinet, has notified Premier Maura of his Intention to resign. The Marquis de Alhucemas, minister of the interior, has advised the premier that he, also, will resign If the Duke of Alba persists In his purpose. the murder of Mrs.

Edward Beatty at first to sign the petition to the At torneyeGeneral. asking for a Royal A Big List of Old her home near Theodore, Barney Bel court, yesterday was sentenced to be hanged in Regina jail on January 8 Commission to be appointed to inquire into the working of the Vancouver police department. Favorites, 75c Each next. This is Substance of Recent Con ference on Workmen's Compensation Measures in Provinces. Uniform workmen's compensation laws for the whole of the four western provinces would remove many difficulties now existing and result in far more satisfactory, efficient and Three Hundred Toronto Officers Or equable administration, representa tives of the governments of Manitba, ganize at Mass Meeting.

TORONTO, Oct 6. Three hundred members of the local police have or ganized a union and at a mass meeting here last night were made membersof the new local under charter of the Dominion Trades and Labor Alberta and British Columbia, who have been in conference here for the past few days, believe Hon. T. a. Congress.

Johnson, attorney general for Manitoba, and J. T. Stirling, deputy minister of mines and chairman of the Alberta Workmen's Compensation Bord, and E. S. H.

Winn, chairman of the British Columbia Workmen's Compensation Board, who have been I in attendance at the conference, representing their respective governments. Hon. Mr. Jdhnson returns east this evening, but Mr. Stirling will remain I in the city for a few days longer.

After going closely into the com i pensation acts In force in the three i provinces and studying the provisions Get them while stocks are plentiful. Anne of Avon lea L. M. Montgomery. Beltane the Smith Jeffrey Fa root The Barrier Hex Beach.

The Iron Trail Rev Beach. The Spoilers Rex Beach. The Silver Horde Rex Beach. Heptey Burke F. N.

Wescott The Inside of the Cup Winston Churchill. The Far Country Winston Churchill. Freckles 3ene Stratton Porter. The Girl of the Limberloat Gene Stratton Porter. The Harvester Uene Stratton Porter.

Michael O'Halloran Gene Stratton Porter. The Broad Highway Jeffrey Far noL Greenmantle John Bncban. When a Man's a Man Harold Bell Wright The Shepherd of the Bills Harold BeU Wright Their Yesterdays Harold Bell Wright That Printer of Oflelis Harold BelL Wright Mr. Pratt J. C.

Lincoln. Cap'n Erl J. C. Lincoln. The Woman Haters J.

C. Lincoln. Bnggles of Red Gap H. Lear Wilson. The Woortrarver of Lympus M.

S. Waller. Torchy Sewell Ford. Trying Out Torchy Sewell Ford. Torchy.

Private Sec. Sewell Ford Within the Law Bayard Velller. Coder the Country Sky Grace Richmond. The Twenty Fonrth of Jane Grace Richmond. Red Pepper Burns Grace Richmond.

Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo E. P. Op pen helm. The VaniKhed Messenger E.

P. Op penbeira. Peter Ruff E. P. Oppenhelm.

Havoc E. P. Oppenhelm. Martha by the Day M. I.Inpman.

Making Over Martha J. M. Llpo i man. Martha and Cnptd J. M.

Llppman. Molly Make Believe E. H. Abbott JiOne Star Ranger Znne Grey. The Light of the Western Stars Zane Grey.

The Heritage of the Desert Zane Grey. Her Prairie Knltrht B. Bower. The Phantom Herd B. M.

Bower The Flying Last Stand B. M. Bower. The Garden of Allah R. Hlrhens.

Gods Country and the Woman R. Cnrwood. Cappy Ricks Peter B. Kyne Simon the Jester W. J.

Locke. Septlmns W. J. Locke. The Yellow Dove George Olhba applying to the various Industries, the conference decided that it would be advisable to refer the whole question of compensation to the commission appointed recently, representing all the provinces in the Dominion, to draft an act that would be uniform and could be applied to the four provinces of the west The attitude of Saskatchewan on the.

matter Is not known, but it is likely the whole question will be submitted to the government of that province. While the Alberta and British Oo lumbla acts closely resemble each other in many particulars, there is a radical difference between the Manitoba and British Columbia acts. In Manitoba the insurance companies are permitted to act as a go between in claims for compensation by injured workmen against employers, but in British Columbia the Injured work.nen deals directly with the compensation board. More Speed Last Three Weeks. During the last three weeks no less than 92 men have been sent away from Vancouver to undergo training for the Royal Air Force, or to work as mechanics and in, other capacities in connection with that branchof the military service.

One of the latest to go was but 17 years of age, and it was notable that many 19 year olds were Joining the force. None of the boys who Join up when under age are sent overseas until tbey are 18, but spend their time in training in Canada. There axe still many openings for mechanics and for those who desire to become mechanics, for the latter will have a chance of learning, or improving themselves if they know something of the trade. There are various good trades that can be learned in connection with the Royal Flying Force. Lieut G.

N. J. Shaw, the officer In charge of No. 3 recruting district reports the following as having left1 on Friday for Toronto for training: Cadets R. R.

Blythe, Havana; D. M. Birch Jones, Victoria; Gilbert, Victoria; H. T. 8.

Hope, Victoria; S. Lamons, late of 199th Montreal, Battalion, previously served in France; W. J. Mellor. Victoria; G.

A. McMillan, North Vancouver; C. B. Simpson, Vancouver; J. V.

Wallace, Ogden, Utah; J. S. Duke, Vancouver; M. G. Brodie.

Vancouver; R. S. Jane, Vancouver; S. Cameron, North Vancouver. Mechanics J.

Cavil, Vancouver: W. late with Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, Esquimau D. A. Fraser, AbboUford; H. M.

Hill, Clay burn; J. Paxton, B. D. Pratt, Vancouver; T. C.

J. Stevens, late with Royal Canadian Naval Reserve, Esquimau; F. E. Turnbull, Vancouver; C. T.

Tlmleck, New Westminster. INFORMATION SOUGHT rami Uncle Wants to Know How Little Roberta Hill Was Killed. Wanted Information concerning the death of Roberta Hill, aged two years. This morning the police were approached by Mr. Flsk, who is appearing at the Orpheum Theatre next week, relative to a report which he had received of the death of the above mentioned child.

Mr. Flsk informed the authorities that he had been told by the mother of the child, who was married to lis nephew, that Roberta was killed in Vancouver by a train, but the records of the police department for the past few years fail to reveal such a tragedy. Perusal of the coroner's precepts for the past year were also productive bf no results, while inquiry at North Vancouver, where the parents of the child lived for some time, were also futile. In the opinion of the police the accident referred to in the letter received by Mr. Flsk must have taken place in Vancouver Washington, and inquiries in that city are being made with a view to clearing up the mys tcry Mr and Mrs.

Hill were members of the original Pollard Lilliputian Opera Company. DELMONICO'S IS BROKE World Famous New York Restaurant Goes Into Hands of Receiver. NEW TORK. Oct 6. War time economies, practised by wealthy New Yorkers, resulted today in the appointment by the federal court of two receivers to take over Delmonlco's famous restaurant, which has been operated under the same name and family management for approximately 100 years.

The restaurant will continue operation under the same management but d'rected by the receivers, until a contemplated reorganization is Royal Arrowroot Biscuit A biscuit especially made for the growing child, Clean, pure and healthful. Som Mor Biscuit The delickmdy crisp Soda Biscuit salted or plain North West Biscuit Co. More Speed More Speed LOUTU Edmonton Begin Sukatooa Calgary Vaacoaver RETURNED SOLDIER ROBBED AND KILLED Body of James Rankin Found in Bow River, Calgary. CALGARY, Oct. Murdered, rob 82 zarxan or the Apes E.

Rice Bur ronghes. Tne BeaMs of Tarzan E. Rice Bur raufues. Tne fcon or Tartan E. Rice Bur ibed and thrown into the Bow River, I the body of James Rankin, 12 years told, a returned veteran of the 48th Battalion, whose lant address was as the Savoy Hotel, Edmonton, 'was discovered yesterday afternoon by some boys on the south bank of the Bow River.

His head had been hacked with an axe and his pockets rifled. Pen rod Booth Tarklngton. Penrod Ram Booth Tarklngton Seventeen Booth Tarklngton. The tn Game Stewart E. The Rtrerman Stewart E.

White. The Rosary Florence BareinT. cum rooa to a no IICCUSC H. 11 4S2 neys, the bowels lack vigor and strength to perform their necessary functions. You are driving the' human machine too hard.

Energy is being consumed more rapidly than it can be replaced. Physical bankruptcy is certain. But what are you to do The cost of living is high. You cannot afford a long rest. There is a way in which the nervous system can be restored.

That is by the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. You can help this treatment by taking things easier. Get all the rest you can. Refuse to be worried and excited.

Persist in the regular use of this great nerve restorative, and you will soon find yourself gaining in health and vigor. If your nervous system is greatly run down a little patience is necessary at the beginning, but once you begin to feel the tingle of new energy and vigor through 'your system you will be encouraged to keep on with. this food cure until your health and vitality is fully restored. You are protected against imitations by the portrait and signature of A. W.

Chase, M.D., the famous Receipt Book author, which are on every box of the genuine Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 50c a box, 6 for $2.75, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates Limited, Toronto. SPEED UP I Speed up This is the slogan everywhere. In factory and warehouse, in office and store, at work and at play, it is more speed, more speed.

There are orders to be filled, and the goods must be turned out. Help is scarce, so those who are on the job must be speeded up. The men at the head are working, yes, and worrying, strenuously. And so it is among the men and women all down the line. They must make more money, and so there are long hours of overtime.

It is this continuous strain that is breaking so many men and women, both mentally and physically. The hours for sleep and recreation are cut short, and so there is little chance for the restoration of the depleted nerve cells. Nerve force is necessary for the health ful working of the heart, the lungs, the stomach and other digestive and eliminating organs of the body. If the nerve force is consumed in mental and physical work, In worry and anxiety and continuous nervous strain, the action of these vital organs must surely lag. And so it is that you begin to lose appe tite and relish for food.

The stomach fails to digest the food because the nerve force is lacking that should control the flow of gastric juices. The liver, the kid The Mistress of Sbenstone Florence Barclay. The Trail of the Lonesome Pine i jona tox, jr. Ttebecct of Snnnybrook Farm 5 fMary Plckford Edition.) The Bar of Iron Ethel M. Dell.

The Music Maater Charles Klein. The Harbour Ernest Pool. Trilby fleorre Dn Marnier. Options O. Henry.

The Fighting Chance R. W. i nankin was an employee of the P. Burns Company plant In this city at one time, but it is not known what relatives he has in Edmonton. Cor loner Wright believes that the body iwas in the water for three or four jdays.

Rankin was last seen in this jcity on Monday. ALLIES I CONTACT. PARIS, Oct 5. Allied forces hi Serbia have come Into contact with Austro Hungarlans near Vranje, i southern Serbia. Serbian forces, operating against the Austrlans, took Prenyl on Thursday.

B5Mry Robert Rhlnehart. IWh DL4ef r.A a rtvaen a Man's Married Ms ry Kob ert Rhlnehart. JTbe T.llenu of Virginia H. Ermlnle Rives. fnnoreot Marie CorelH.

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