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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - October 21, 1920, Madison, WisconsinTCas e O f The Salvation Army By F. K. LANC- ( N a t i o n a l C h a i r m a n , S a l v a t i o n A r m y ) I- - N T H IS y e a r of 1920 th e S a lv a tio n A rm y cornea before th e A m erican ' people in a m an n e r d iffe ren t from th a t w hich it ha* evor com e before. N o t d ifferen t a e to p e rfo rm a n ce o f a Bervie�-b u t d ifferen t in th e b road ex ten t of th e aervico it p ro p o ses to ren d er. T h is y e a r in a u g u ra te s th e ex ten sio n of its s ix teen m a jo r a c tiv it ie s in a p ro g ram in ten d ed to re ac h every c o u n � ty, c ity , tow n an d h a m le t in th e U nited S ta te s- to g ive to ev ery o u tp o s t of c iv iliza tio n in A m erica th a t sam e e f � ficien t se rv ice w h ich i t h a s been r e n � d e rin g fo r fo r ty years , b u t w hich w as m ost In ten siv e ly rev ea led d u rin g th e la te w orld w ar. b r ie f ly th e S a lv a tio n A rm y is now p re p a rin g to offer to e v e ry co m m u n ity th e se rv ice fro m th a t g re a t c h a in of hom es a n d in s titu tio n s b u ilt up ac ro ss t b s len g th an d b re ad th o f th is w hole land. H ow is th is d o n e? By th e e s tab lish m en t o f S a lv a tio n A rm y ad v iso ry board� in ev ery c o u n ty com posed of th e peopc's re p re se n ta � tives. a c t in g n o t on ly a* th e re p re � s e n ta tiv e s of th e people, b u t a s re p re � se n ta t iv e s of th o S a lv a tio n A rm y as we IL W ith t h o fingers o f th e se m en on th e p u lse o f th e s itu a tio n a t hom e, and in s ta n t ly r e a d y to a d v is e th e S a lv a tio n A rm y o f c o n d itio n s an d needs, th e S a lv a tio n A rm y is oq iodiy read y to re n d e r p ro m p t a n d e ffic ien t se rv ice th e m om ent th e ca ll i s received. . . . N o lo n g er w ill it be n ecessa ry for y o u r c o u n ty to d isp o se of -o r ts in cases in a cold, p itile ss , legal w ay, fo rg e ttin g to g ive q u a r te r . I t w ill now be y o u r p lea su re to have tile d e lin q u en t boy, th e w a y w a rd girl, th e h o m eless m o th e r, th e h u m an d e r e � lic t- th is d riftw o o d of h u m a n ity -c a r � ed fo r in sy m p a th e tic k in d n ess b y a tra in e d pe rso n n el w hose k in d n ess h a s a lre ad y been ex ten d ed to legions. In s te a d o f th e re fo rm , fa rm , th e p riso n , th o poorhouse, th e se u n fo r� tu n a te s w ill find a m o th er, a fa th e r , a s is te r , a b ro th e r in th e S a lv a tio n A rm y. i t is a lre a d y a t y o u r caiL Y our a n � nounced need m a m a i ts speedy, defi� n ite , co n clu siv e ac tio n . B y th is m oons you w ill m ak e c itiz e n s in s tea d o f p a u � p e rs , d e re lic ts a n d b eggars. . . . Y o u r c l lik en s h av e sa id th e n eed fo r th o h lav a tio n A rm y is h o r a T h ey say th ey w an t th e S a lv a tio n A rm y. A d� v iso ry b o a rd s w ith tw elve o u ts ta n d � in g b u sin ess arui p ro fessio n al m en in .v e ry populous co u n ty in y our s ta te , to g e th e r w ith o th e r o u ts ta n d in g m en who fo rm y o u r s t a te a d v iso ry board , h a v e issu ed tho calL A nd like th a t give.*, period in A m e r� ica n h is to ry w h ich i s n o t y e t fo rg o tte n , w hen l - i ia y n tte sa id "W ash in g to n . I am hero," th e Ka! vat ion A rm y is bere. la h e re fo r w h a t? T o b r in g th a t g r e a t n a tio n a l se rv ice f a r w h ich j*o�i a r e a sk e d to c o n tr ib u te y o u r m ite o r y o u r m ig h tie s t. T h e p r ic e Is n o th in g co m p ared to th e se rv ice to bo re n d e re d t o . h u m a n ity , to y o u r u n fo r tu n a te b ro th e r , o r y o u r u n � fo r tu n a te s is te r . C e rta in ty w e w ill d o no le s s th a n we d id lu r o u r f r ie n d s a c ro ss th o seas. T v reWisco te Journal City EditionFOURTEEN PAGES VOL. 136, NO. 21. 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 21, 1920. PRICE THREE CENTS HISH RAIL STRIKE CALLED BROTHERS, SISTERS, VIE AT EXH IB IT Carmody Girls of M t Hope Press K esse nick Boys of Waunakee in Baby Beef Competition Scientist To Be Honored A t Un ive rs i ty Friday DR. S. M. BABCOCK IS l l TOMORROW IN V EN TO R OF FAM OUS T E S T ON VERGE OF NEW D IS � COVERY l>r. S tephen M oulton B abcock, 432 N o rth Brike s tre e t, p ro fe sso r em eritu s o f th� U n iv e rsity o f W isconsin and in v en to r of th o w orld fam ous toot fo r b u t le r - fa t. will c e leb ra te hie TTtb b ir th d a y tom orrow . U n iv e rs ity s tu d en t* will .-eh�* ra te th o b ir th d a y o f Lo-. B abcock by w e a r- Anyone May Own A Dozen Factories In each h e m ay h a v e th o u s a n d s o f w o rkers, to ilin g from d aw n to d u sk -a n d w a rra n te d n o t to etTika. Ka ch will su p p ly it� ow n ra w m a te ria l, a n d d e liv e r it� fin ished p ro d u c t re ad y fo r th e tab le . T h o c o m e r o f a co u n try o r � c h ard . a YUI age back y a rd , th e to p o f a c ity sk y sc ra p e r, m ay be u sed a s a fa c to ry site . A nyone m ay nitw it t h a t m odel o f all work*'rn, th e honeybee, to toil in h is behalf. H e m ay find d iversion from h is ow n lab o rs in th e s tu d y o f th e m eth o d s o f th is m a s te r a r c h � ite c t o f the in sec t w orld. T h e s to ry of th e life an d h a b � its of th e is * is m o re s tra n g e an d in te re s tin g th a n n ew t fiction. O u r W ash in g to n In fo rm atio n B u reau h a s a su p p ly of i llu s � tra te d official book lets on bee- ra is in g . an d a copy w ill be se n t free to an y o n e w ho se n d s tw o ceti ta in s ta m p s fo r re tu rn p o s t� age. (In fin in g ou t th e coupon p r in t nam e and a d d re ss ' or be su re to w rite p la in ly .) Frederic J. B ask in . Director, T he W ineonsin S ta te Jo u rn a l In fo rm atio n B ureau . W a s h in g to n , D . C. I enclose h e rew ith tw o c en ts in s ta m p s fo r r e tu rn p o stag e on a a free copy o f th e B ee Book. N am e ______ _____________ S tre e t C ity . . F R ID A Y 'S P R O G R A M t>: 30-B rea kl a st 1:30 - Final meeting, resolu� tions. ate. 1:45- F m a li in judging- calf (dubs. '2 JOO--D inner. I C arm ody Bisters, H elen and Con�t;u*-�, o f M ount Hope, g ave th e Kesfe-uieh b ro th e rs of W au � nakee a c lose ru n fo r fam ily h onors I in tilt b aby b eef exh ib it a t tho Ju n io r Giv�*iock ex p o sitio n today . Helen, a g ed l l , took first in C lass I, Ju nice sh o rt horn calves, w ith h e r s tee r, W a. side I kite, b e s id e plat-ria in ��v- j encl A her c la s s e s C onstance , aged 13, t ' l k sev e ra l seconds an d th ird s . T h eir I b ro th e r, B e rn a rd C arm ody, a l � so p. go d in se v e ra l even ts. l i t . frau Ke***�nieh took first w ith h is \S o rd eea A ngus stcx'-r, F red . in C lass I, a n d first in C lass 5 w ith h is steer. p ick . lta y m o n d K esnw iich la n d � ed H 'dsnds in b o th th e Ju n io r an d sen io r g la s se s . M artki S ta n ek o f Y'uba , w in n e r of tho j rin d c h am p io n sh ip a t las t y e a r 's expositgm , landed first in (T ass 3, H e re � fo rd s S io r calf, w ith h is s te e r, W is � consin 'F av o rite . F ir st [p rize* in each o f th e e v en ts w e re Ju d g in g bally beeves c o n � tin u e d Tthls a i u t rosin a t th o stock pavilion I 'r iz ttlw in n e rs o n b ab y beeves, mn- noum 'e � fto d a ), an-': ; S H O R T H O R N S C?huiB % sen io r c a lf ti r a t J . (Jordon M ei-ay, J a n e s v ille ; second, James I - H ogan , W au n ak ee ; th ird . Hex S la te r, J ,�> nf -frn; fo u rth . Bi re a l Cle*�!)?, M o n d o v i fifth. B e rn a rd C arm ody, ML H ope; ti 11 a G eorge W. P rem o , B a r a � boo. C lass ^ J u n io r c a lf first. H elen C a r � m ody, NIL H o le , second. C o n stan ce ('a rm a ly j Ma. H ope; th ird , H en ry Mo- his coaL op era to rs c o l from l a k e ng to a te leg ra m I . :et from JoFm F. J i 11111 ii is* ra tor. .rig the nelsons ; ? i .lio n s o f to n s a f J .fie n o rth w est. � refuge to m ove J th e lakes, th o o r - | fills to d e liv e r J day to (aik** E rie w est m ay be c a n - 1 a k o t r a n ^ p o r ta - I in l>ecaus# o f co ld o rth w est will s till SUPP if so f t eau WANDERER FIRM IN CRIME DENIAL CHICAGO fire quentioi W an d ' h aid C arl m u rd er of bed tram [J th a t he ki "T h e trs th e tram p W anderer'.- an t io n s by AsauM� Jo h n P rystaL ki l ie ag a in n pud tension th a t he de,nied he had h few d o lla rs to St; he could st* S ta te m e n ts by Wonder�: th e double k to d ay to h hi . ti in Hag. to . "th ird fit. >�d by a rapid j he p ro secu tion , J ii here for th e . h im ie w hen he w as ex am in atio n bygiven police. W an d erer's 'n*, h w hen he w as 'Ids* a c q u a in ta n c e att) Ju lia w hom he is a lf r e d v> th o u g h a lre a d y }tu r n e d . He a d m itte d fr a n c h e r o u t 1 time� befo re fifc w ifv a d e a th . me� w a s b roken od re g a rd in g h is Ila S chm id t, I J. havd co u rted , th roe TO T A L IS S&40426 OV ER 1919 BILL, L E S S SO LD IER B O N U SE S W isco n sin 's tax fo r 1920 w ill be 19 - 353,806.92. a to ta l of $446,824.60 move th a n th o 1919 bilL T he 191# tax XtO baled |1 7 .2 � 2 J� X n b u t $8,750,000 of tiu s wee f 'n be reuloais, sa n ito ria , $39,256.M, so u th �rn W isconsin home fo r feeb lem inded . $11,799.19, TomoJ tw'K I�*k� cam p I'* 495.16; s p e c .a,J loans. $1.49,091.62, school I ,-dr �t Ii�anx, $.'; .>! .?. rn . f . .a; . $9,31 I ' BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN; 2 NABBED B U F F A L O - T hroe b an d its , firing rev o lv e rs in to th* a ir, robbed p a s� se n g e rs on New York C en tra l p a s � sen g e r t r a in No. 15 in th e e a d B uffalo y a rd s early tod ay . George S in c la ir, G e r �va, Ohio, a tra in m a n , w i t sh o t and wounded. T h e tra m w as s ta n d in g in th e y a rd s w hen th e b a n d its jum ped on th e p la tfo rm of th e last P u llm an coach . E n te rin g , th e b a n d its fired se ceral sh o ts in to th e roof, a w a k � en ing pa!frc*ngrrs, w ho w ere m arch ed to one end of th e car, tw o of th e m an th re a te n in g them w ith revo lver* w hile th e th ird sea rch ed c lo th in g and looked u n d e r p illow s fo r m oney an d w atches, T h ir ty m in u te s a f te r tn e holdup, police a rre s te d John and S tan ley D epka. b ro th e rs . T hey w ere ta k e n to th e t ra in and identified by th e p assen g ers , th e police said . MISSING ARTIST FOUND IN WEST C H IO A fifi - I Mss j*�.* ran ee o f M iss M-vnrar' t M� I xingaJi, a r tis t , w as w>fv�d to d a y w ith th o an n o u n ce m erit by h e r b ro th e r , Jofm D. Mcf"*>upaiL brt>ker, th a t he h sd received :% pecuU delivery le t te r from hor s ta tin g she w as liv ing n e a r I / 'S An cele�. Miss M e lWHigaJl vaniMbml Lvvi F r i� day an d first report� W�rq th a t sh e bad *K>pi d. lo ite r it w as believed sh*' h ad been m u r d e r ^ and jaxsses w ere se a rc h in g lu r b e r body. ANNA M ACKIN V IC TIM , MAN NAM ED D U R K E E DISAPPEA R!* W H EN TOLD C H IL D IS DYING | A nna, 9-y�eu- -old d a u g h te r of Mr. I and M rs. J a m e s Min kin, 1715 D unning s tre e t, wit� fa ta lly h u r t u t 12 4.7 th is a fte rn o o n w hen she waul st r in k by an au tom obile w hile r roHSlng th� s tre e t in th e 600 M uck on A tw ood avr-niie. T he c a r w as d riven by a m on who ! g a v e h ts n am e av E dw ard I n i tk i i . T h e m an H toppiq ttie m ach in e a f te r I s tr ik in g th e g irl and took h e r to the hom e of Dr R ichard A lyw ard , 502 J S om m ers aventre, w here eh� w as a t - | tended by I *r. A ylw ard Sin ' died I ab o u t 15 m itiu te* a f te r being b ro u g h t I to tho house Dr A ylw ard M ated th a t h e r r in k w as b roken , hut sa id the wile- Is of the m ach ine dill n o t p a ss over h e r laxly. Tho ch ild w as on h e r w ay to Bt. J ill rn i rd ': i i i '* I ..ii clinid, w hero she tim girl w as I th*' Ii USI Mr. Mm kit of her parent B esides lu r I vt V ,� r l I . V HI % I Inform**! I* irk r� th a t in#, b u r k e s th e n M i .oi|* 'rint� ndent o f th e osn I p lan t. T ho Maty w as tak en to th e hem e by Dr A ylw ard . 11 �fits th e g irl is su r - I : BAKER SLAIN IN PARTNER S HOME J 'IN*'I NNA TI H ow ard P h illip s, SI, i r t o w n e r o f a chevin o f iviP 'tit b ak er- tt In 1 *41*), l is lia ria am i K en tu ck y , was S a in tly killed aat n ig h t a t N ew p o rt, t,�ar lier**, by J. It. M urray , 36, Varnville, Ind., h is fo rm er p a r tn e r . P h illip s wa� wu n M in to ) H wife *hen th e sh o o tin g onrurrod . KoUowlrif t Is Ntiooi i j,if, vt ii rm y o�c* i r*�l i a i , do* i*> Ni-wpr. B abcock to w ork tin a s im � ple t*'�t to r b u t te r fa t. T he In v en to r sp e n t week* in th e li� b ra ry an d th oft w en t to h is labo ra to ry , w here he p ro duced a te s t wld� ti proved to be in -�urate In h u n d re d s of cit-xex, b u t w hich fa iled to givo tn1- curaf� te s t for Hylvbi, a rary (opp** rlt� th� low er i tu n p u a i w iilch fe a tu re s Ila* fir-t I ick t i ' i t i r , designed by (T u rn to p;ig� *. co lum n ?i GIRL DENTIST SLAIN B Y LOVER NK W YORK Fir. Max Rosm , who kill*xl Dr. Itwth R ubin . 23. w hen sin* r e � fill�-d to m a rry him and tin n allot h lm - a*'lf in til� head , died today. Row� laid Mins R ab in wore d en tis ts . Rowe bud rep ea ted ly aifke-i th e g irl to m a rry h im b u t sh e re fu sed . IL iiiten �jrt'xt tu r in a hallw ay , g a v e h e r a la s t charm� to say "ye�" th en fin-1. FOOTPRINT ONLY CLUE TO DEATH NATION CONFRONTED BY NEW WALKOUT ON TOP OF GREAT COAL CONTROVERSY R ailw ay M enO rdcred to Q uit Sunday in S ym p athy W ith M iners U nless L loyd G eorge C apitu� lates; W ill Serve U ltim atum at O nce B Y C H A R L E S M e C A N N I O N 1 X JN O r d u r e - h a v e is s u e d f o r l i r iU s h r n t ia ra y m e n tt� v s t r i k tv H o n d a Y m id t t i j f h t in s y m p a th y w t t i i t h e c o a l m in e r s U n d e r t l ie - o n ic m tM U it o u t t o d a y , r a i l w a y m e a t h r o o f j h o u t th e I n i te i l K tn u d o n i w i l l w a lk o u t S u n d a y a t m id n i g h t u n ie a s n p o o ifie in s t ru e t-ionn t o t h e c o n t r a r y a r o Ihk u od in t h e m e a n t im e . A n n o u n c e m e n t o f t i le � t n k f*o r d e r f o l lo w e d t h o s t a te - i u e n t o f J . I L T h oraa� , s e c r e t a r y * o f t h e r a i l w a y w o r k e r s a n d a m o m - j ASSERTS WILSON PLEDGED ARMIES l�er o f p a r lu iU K 'i i t , t h a t a n u l t i m a tu r n w i l l b e s e r v e d o n p r e m i e r L lo y d (h N irp e t o d a y . T he u ltim a tu m will d e m a n d Im nv-dl- a te g ru n tin g uf th e m iner* w ag e d e � li ia n Uh or re -o p c n in g u t n eg id ia tim is , w ith th e alt�! n a tiv e o f th o sy m p a th e tic Ntriko. lf I.loyd G eorge capituiut� *, th� ra ilw a y s tr ik e will be i-albni off. Th� d'H-lskm of th e ra ilw ay delo- gatoH * dip vt it, lh ,, serious!!�** of th e Nit Hath ai, mn�� it wa* iH-lievod tt��-x� w o rk e rs m uild m d call a s tr ik e u n til ev e ry th in g pomhUOo turd been d o n e tu set Ho tin* min� oontn)v*er*y. T ra n s p o rt w orker*, the o th e r dkvt- Mon of tlio "trlpl** Alliance," ann�urn �>d. th ro u g h th e ir sis ro ta ry , H ubert W i l � liam *, thtU if n eg o tia tio n * w ere no t re-o|MMitsl w ith in 24 h ours, Uh: issue would bo e iourly d raw n b e tw een til� g o v e rn m e n t an d tho w o rkers. W illiam *, a rad ica l, ta c red ited w ith be in g tho rea l head o f th e o rg .u iizu tkm . T h om as, w . u t.xx v o f th e roxiway m en, la u m o d era te , but h as been cxiinm ittod to th e poiicio� of th e un ion I* vt ii*. In a n n o u n c in g th o ra ilw ay m en 's d**- �inion Thotuu� Hold: " I t '* rn fight to th� fin ish if th e gov� e rn m e n t con tinue* to ch am pion th e cau se of ow n er c la sses a g a in s t th� la � bor m asse*." T he public w aited w ith ten se a n x ie � ty th e n ex t m ove of the g o v e rn m en t, w hich wa* expected to be a n n o t!ne**) follow ing a hu rried ly called m ee tin g of th e ca b ille t. COTTON BREAKS 30 POINTS IN N. Y. NKW YO ltK C o d o n brow� 39 I*dot* on th e Hmm York mix/Met tty day , follow ing axiuouticetnetil o f the itrltis fi ra ilw ay tn e tia s tr ik e u ltim a tu rn . T o ta l export� fa r th e y i s r to . lu te -wive VIH 490 bain*, a g a in s t 909,41* fo r th e sam e period of 1919. FEAR M ANY DIE IN COAST FIRE IB M A N G E L E S S�v*�rni person* w ere b e iin m d to h av e l>een burn*yl to iViath in a fire w hich p a rtia lly d e � s tro y ed a fm ir S to ry b u ild in g la Hie bu.�in ess ill ax int hero today. PROVINCE VOTES D O W N PROHIBITION RUM ANIAN P R E M IE R D E C L A R E S SM ALL N A TIO N S E X PE C T U. S. PR O TEC TIO N B U L L ET IN W A SH IN G TO N - T he s ta te m e n t by P rem ie r B ra tian o th a t P re s i � den t W atson not only pledged m ili� ta ry and naval aid (rom th� U n it� ed S ta te s to R um ania and o th e r em ail n a tio n s. �t th e e ig h th p le � n a ry session of th e peace c o n fe r� ence, b u t th a t all thoea n a tio n s positive ly expect th e U nited S ta te* to fulfill th a t ob liga tion , h a s s ta r* tied th e ad m in ,s t ra t mn, A d h e ren ts of S en a to r S p encer se� in it oom plet# v ind ica tion of th e ul*Mnk>find It* p ro - a f te r fo u r y e a r of TELEGRAPHERS GO ON STRIKE CH ICA G O F o rty l ' fu�"d to w ork und�r th� new sy s tem At�olinh- ! m en t of the. tam im syatom , o p '-ra to rs ix-d. TiMTtrux & iu.vn in p ay of $S25 a m onth . Pau l F. H�hnur, in te rn a tio n a ! sec� re ta ry o f th� T� -g rap lu rV un on. w v.* j ( rpei 'e d to a ite sn p t b> ad jiih t th e d if- ' ft*r�'rices* today. MRS. CA TT OUT FOR GOV. COX N E W YORK M rs C a rr ie Ciusp�iLan I Cart, � a ffrage l*-.eler, '-am e o u t un�qu;V- I re-ally to d ay fo r Gov. J u n e s kl. Cox fo r I . - HAN FILAN*TH>H ? -Tho j r i n t t it a ; wvsisij** *�lipj* r in Hie sand-* 'if f9� ca t�st�!i m � r th e Hun Mat* o coun- i tv I,im.- wish Us- only chi� detective* I l ad to d ay to �o�vo th� p a n t s pr� - i ,-*-111**1 Fiy tile find ing o f til� Fxaiy of 1 a m an, a bu IM hole in th� he*ui, lying I t m ties iM-ru-h. Th� sren** r*-/�**.!-d t h - t r r u k s o f a m an and W'irruin wvUking oi**ut two foot a p a r t . l�^uling frtun t Fie rsnarby cliff b> w ith in Sh f"*io w h ite house today' an n o u n ced it had r*o*iv**d a te.b-grarn from G o v ern o r Ifobfry, TV*- an, u rg in g r�*rognitlon of th e M exl- wsr. go vc m in t �L Y A W T it) VEIL lum ina y�*t**rib*y in in tio a policy tria l. By a m a jo r ity o f 30,000 th� elector* d sc id u l In f� v**r of a pUai to �. ll liq u o r th ro u g h go v ern m en t More* to Fe- located in every c ity a in i luw u in til� prov ince. TFlore a l i i lie r*a r*�turn o f t h e b a r sa l'oin. b u t lFn> prov ince >no.-i gen* wot in th e fwn*e His* liquor lit lim Ped q u .tn ilf i* . hcTOiff* r w I las a l � ways ol/tiu liable S A Y M S W IN EY FORCIBLY FED DUNDON W eakened F>v stiver*; paroxysru�* of d*-Urluro y �it* rd a v. T�-r- t rn *� Ma.cMw iney w m aid by relative� to Fiav� lost Fii* m em ory. B e ta t ive* Mild Ii* fa il ' d lo r* o g u l/e them . Min - Sw ingy wax forcib ly fed butt nucFit wfii ii ii� I� �ame un'-on*clotirt 'l im .,. . . r fo r 4 coot co tto n , P M. Hpencer, b ead o f th e il' p a rtu n -n t o f Ju ''i'� Inv* litigation b u � ri IU. an n o u n ' i I t t" a ll Am or,�ana. Euiwi R oot ha.* rwceivoti /nom G ov. Cox, aoooitded by F ran k lin D. J x-oae - vei'. a nard tai in v ita tio n to Jinn tho A is im a t d u b , fur ii)* aM n-ruon In hi* hp�'' Ii a t C s m i i l s h a il T u i-x iay n ig iu . Us,I Mr. - 'iay from a Mi un lur . onfer*uiw ho i . am i ii us 11 d ti.� p o sitio n I. iii �n It, Rout, 'l o f t o!n . >iitmu�d "No bitte** � 11dei- ev� I good m u le oat* phalli: WX) K >.(*#.) ugAi.tiM. lim i*s*#qe. Th� thin#� t i� �uid in tbomi *t*-ei fie� whim e-Vuu tn q ro fiiUi* '.bon aby l e n d by ut* m o-'o iled irrecs>nta J �s i t lo a io s ii-i fo r anyor* , to auy n * a ouxail'kUe w ho iia� tun� I iii;, I a * on Uie l*-u,;ui i� ti ling ftij* ii "Ti*- i�vii�* in tl.iA �aii.piJKA losaguu of Nau� im, i'. im* l th� a lio n o f tiiD je-ofiiu to prom ote �- axel pi �Vofit W al . i t I t definite, coni r**u� c o n tra c t t> a l V or Mar ib RE POR T GREEK K I N G WO R S E IX IN I HJN K ing Ab-tan d e r c f G r -� wa* wurt�e iaet night, w ith a t> �, ,.* iter� Wf 164* th * Greek ie*; iii rn he ro a n * hotitu cd to d * .. 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