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WARDS
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1017 83
2207 90
27S1 103
3080 403
1238 80
1203 234
8111 210
B4B0 087
SS43 403
8409 349
.0002 724
2089 415
4788 770
4223 012
8237 807
2178 110
4170 1230
3200 210
4028 100
3308 489
3011 4S3
5389 720
B231 C33
1287 78
E019 Oil
20S0 291
4723 029
4024 402
6007 414
1833 170
3703 287
B301 070
3337 052
2083 228
0483 ESS
8083 274
2351 810
425
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2703 255 85
630 1212 41
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340 009 85
231 478 23
8404 080 27
143 1853 12
130 503 10
1123 1431 11
815 239 38
1008 124 70
1013 COO 100
2527 400 51
2045 3103 09
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1120 074 76
1003 2178 82
4307 2002 823
4893 1540 S43
2155 2070 120
3452 5400 181
1733 3055 140
2373 ,4487 211
2318 2832 178
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2320 208S 105 ,
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2113 5014 223 ,
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2104 E348 201
4588 1004 083 a,
2880 S408 221
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2702 4013 503
2113 3037 100
2258 1530 130
3009 5003 163
2140 1501 71
2125 1503 57
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8041 809
2715 235
078 1183
1700 481
814 936
233 487
8422 034
142 1001
189 501
403 2111
819 232
1582 151
1047 623
2554 449
2286 8217
004 540
1129 718
2310 21)1
4740 2057
4993 1481
2388 2803
3812 5332
1088 8021
2970 4418
1610 8774
4308 2487
1504 1007
2748 3014
2301 2105
8033 1110
SOU 1756
230S 2342
4212 8202
2838 5087
924 000
8833 2027
1588 2128
2000 5810
4043 1N27
3000 3432
1521 1076
2670 3409
330S 4519
2257 2094
2200 1545
3007 55S0
2534 1545
2103 1400
417
83
30
28
SO
33
33
11
10
14
29
70
07
40
01
102
84
78
818
820
111
171
228
235
104
113
23
486
449
15
120
100
391
214
182
113
120
276
780
220
116
830
51
108
123
146
01
55
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4
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v judges Nonpartisan
Court No, 5 (Two nietiNl)
WAIIDS
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Totals ..114280 104500 8003
CITY TREASURER
WARDS
Totlli ..100874 103204 8286
ORPHANS' COURT JUDGES
.(Two Elected)
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2717
830
12(11
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206
3140
436
541
2106
947
1646
1094
2042
2248
V38
784
1575
4721
48U8
1802
0301
17S2
8J27
SOU1
4148
1814
487
2101
8103
2212
2083
8490
8817
1111
2942
1003
4029
8780
4239
1105
3008
8770
2285
1826
5710
1843
2225
Totala
281
77
74
102
83
130
170
101
68
121
28
47
95
15H
1083
122
104
880
1322
571
1037
1897
1203
1837
800
1077
408
1717
1048
480
781
1171
1482
8263
407
1107
847
1934
617
2107
876
2136
2723
1193
684
2409
633
827
2690 103
2709 '40
1885 26
1189 22
339 4J
270 94
3129 152
filiv 40
632 24
2102 71
905 82
1037 21
2284 287
2BS9 123
2288 479
HID 88
753 137
1306 318
5200 858
3735 32
1X02 503
4568 1052
1216 492
8245 709
2787 424
3nl2t H10
1770' 271
2944 871
1085 UOU
80S3 284
1863 417
2249 482
2U51 809
984 808
032 149
2706 630
1831 289
8352 1018
3618 844
S120 H73
898 820
2423 742
2S0 OBII
1093 614
1H84 478
4751 1101
1778 811
2076 880
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8
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10 ,
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12 ,
13
14
15
16
17
18
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20
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23
24
25
26
27
28
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80
31
32
33
31
35
36
37
as
30
40
41
42
43
44
45
43
47
43
3021
2009
115
1090
206
246
3403
102
132
874
815
1572
1817
2536
2158
833
1047
2234
4478
4940
2202
, 3012
1834
2420
1873
, 4423
. 1545
, 2343
2240
, 3405
2056
, 2433
, 4271
, 2329
, 800
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. 1182
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. 4306
, 3422
, 1411
, 2303
, 3434
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. 2150
803
232
1206
483
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404
031
1887
504
2124
241
142
02
409
3220
657
098
21C2
2000
1548
2970
0727
3132
455S
4110
2558
1113
4082
2107
1179
1800
2730
'8160
5182
085
2888
2228
5400
1856
8388
1137
8042
4352
8137
1530
6077
1582
1513
402
82
42
30
33'
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42
12
10
12
30
70
103
46
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03
82
77
326
830
157
173
132
230
160
86
23
437
451
20
128
107
688
210
00
103
174
278
0.03
191
177
402
539
110
128
104
67
58
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27
28
29
30
31
82
S3
34
83
36
87
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
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720 411 2770 2679
158 80 2711 2T07
1203 1036 889 848
271 220 1543 1441
660 121 574 422
411 251 S12 233
1056 204 8004 2243
1030 100 1810 413
342 52 521 103
2200 150 1983 884
912 88 90.1 180
143 02 1030 1817
537 81 18S0 1941
413 172 2312 2550
200.1 1163 1831 1080
406 162 881 724
002 230 794 786
1349 1094 1133 1003
2238 1449 2610 4231
1068 077 4802 4833
1872 13.17 1188 1420
3223 2340 8770 4613
1921 1332 981 14.19
3307 1615 2899 2377
3799 876 2701 1124
1986 1176 3818 8849
0S0 479 1003 1311
2734 1717 8007 8006
1070 1011 1633 2003
1293 403 3012 2942
1434 8S6 ,101 so49
1003 1330 2201 2483
2471 1450 8013 8152
8008 4035 2103 2801
610 405 706 901
2139 1231 2031 2702
1431 023 1393 1077
8727 2134 20.11 3144
1347 671 4151 8832
2028 2417 2793 3081
039 709 830 071
2397 2156 1697 3111
S773 2291 2204 8410
2544 1273 2078 1947
1045 820 1037 1791
2830 3214 3788 4783
1299 029 1771 1888
1128 552 2093 2007
MAGISTRATES (ELECT 8EVEN)
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Totals 80806 43440 09011 103231
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SITTING JUDGES
ALL RE-ELECTED
Bonniwell Makes Surprising
Showing in Race Against
Monaghan
BREGY POLLS HIGH VOTE
Totals 100037 100200 8010
JUDGES NONPARTISAN
Court No. 3 (Two Elected)
WARDS
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.118822 41725 105599 20383
WANDERING BALLOT BOX
IN "FIFTH" m AGAIN
ii
19
20
21
23
24
21
26
ll
29
30
85
8(1
87
88
89
40
41
42
43
44
45
4rt
47
48
826 2002 2752
86 2718 2740
1134 8114 1197
211 1205 1111
208 326 520
205 2.13 204
. 423 3038 3143
1656 802 1102
425 472 260
711 187J 1943
1K7 917 840
69 1882 1003
454 1693 2222
183 2307 2617
10A7 2239 IMfll
163 917 922
410 7K4 772
1003 1822 1530
1675 46.'3 44R9
1151 5037 4B21
1089 168.1 1442
1.177 5.183 5IKU
1210 1681 1519
1429 3288 8080
2708 1404 2950
1084 3913. 4204
834 183H1 1H19
1540 8641 8204
1209 2012 2002
413 8169 8247
777 21B4 1987
444 2071 2488
1687 3434 229
8073 8778 3187
481 1079 967
927 8088 8032
1240 1689 1638
..'820 856 3H.M1
602 8074 3861
1624 8370 8976
733 1188 1001
1970 2881 2581
4247 3233 8024
1228 2230 2104
722 1832 1841
2152 5727 5223
196 2067. 2060
720 2805 2290
Totals
178
58
118
114
46
31
62
28
29
56
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5.18
91
1K5
541
023
319
030
110
577
1047
687
811
88H
991
80S
264
488
I13
834
1142
249
672
449
1097
448
1699
390
12.'0
1201
773
504
2408
806
358
. 48741 118867 112314 25884
JUDGES RE-ELECTED
COMMON rLKAS No. 1
F. Araedee Wregy
COMMON FI.n.S No. S
William C. rerituion
Charles 11. McMtchael
COMMON n-7:AB No. .4
Charles Y. Auilenrletl
COMMON rii:AB No. .1
John Monaghan
William II. Stanke
onrinNH court
IMnnrd.A. Anileraon
Joseph 1". I.nniorelle
All of the eight sitting JudRos wero re
elected yesterday, but Eugene C. Bonniwell
had a close race with Judge John Mona
ghan for one of the seats in Common 1'lcaa
Court No. 6.
Tk. .IiatitImi mail, hv TCnnnllVtMl WaB thO
surprise of the nonpartisan election Ho
ran only 18.835 otes behind Judge Mona
ghan. Bonniwell polled 80.806 otes to
Judge Monaghan's 99.041. Judgo 'William
II. Staake waa easily re-elected In the
en A ....... nntiini. mi 9 K 1 vflfpg. Frederick
8. Drake, tho fourth candidate for this
court, polled only 45,440 voles.
The Penrose-McNIchol wards cut Mona
ghan and Staako heavily in faor of Bonni
well, but Monaghan was knifed consider
ably more than Judge Staake.
In the Third Ward, where Solect Coun
cilman Harry J. Trainer Is the Penrose
McNichol leader, Bonniwell and Drake both
ran ahead of the sitting Judges.
In tho same ward FrederlcTt Beyer and
Judge Charles B. McMlchael ran far ahead
of Judge William C. Ferguson and Edward
D. Mitchell for Court f Common Pleas,
No. 3. They ran 850 ahead of their oppo
nents. Although Beyer made a good showing,
polling 48,741 votes, the contest for the
two seats in Court No. 3 was far from
being close. Judge Ferguson polled 113,867
votes and Judge McMlchael, 112,334.
Mitchell, the fourth candidate, polled 25,
884 votes throughout the city.
Judges Edward A. Anderson and Joseph
F. Lamorelle polled heavy votes for re
election to the Orphans' Court bench. Judge
Anderson received 118,822 and Judge La
morelle, 105,599. Ilobert F. Bonner re
ceived 41,726 votes and William C, Lynch,
the fourth candidate, 20,383.
Bonniwell carried, in addition to the Third
Ward, the Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth.
Tenth, Eleventh, Fifteenth. Eighteenth,
iTHf.i.tuJI.B( Twantv.thlrH. Twmtv.iViiitli
Twenty-fifth, Twenty-ninth, Thirty-fourth,
n.h1-lv.anvan1i 'TMrt v.Marhth. Tnrtv.flra
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2992
2692
1053
1077
331
217
3412
100O
226
1300.
822
1626
2129
2339
2147
10S3
1186
2123
4888
4010
2250
8703
1906
3073
4240
4270
1533
2144
2204
8362
3008
2303
4478
2465
806
3833
1474
2319
4569
3014
1.167
UU'iH
3171
2217 '
22rt
:ia7
J450
2172
29 69
2093
753
1676
208
173
8309
140
1(2
488
618
1606
2138
2418
1043
043
1109
2244
4377
4818
2010
3413
1082
2180
1890
4237
1312
2253
2140
8340
2803
2264
4488
2218
884
3087
1175
2041
4310
2870
1270
1 964
211 1 1
2031
HIHl
3019
2103
209'!
2901
2083
778
1870
186
172
3463
108
149
436
819
1611
2139
2526
2052
061
1098
2150
4221
6O00
2112
8430
1095
2133
1441
4264
1317
2290
222.1
3337
2978
2415
4176
2367
879
3739
1157
2104
4322
84.17
1391
2240
3173
2142
224
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J 46(1
2137
2969
2684
983
1816
sos
182
3800
1751
233
1237
819
1604
2189
2520
1950
995
1101
2010
4263
4781
20S6
3417
1683
2614
2801
4243
1514
2158
2110
3314
2708
2168
4193
2168
818
3759
1193
197.1
431.1
2922
1366
1K42
27X1
1870
21H1
3207
2410
120
870
272
880
488
816
533
621
S7.1
446
1226
257
151
871
460
8210
451
704
2101
2667
1317
2943
6766
3089
4144
1843
2633
1182
S902
2282
1158
1602
2726
8141
4971
1008
2811
2241
6193
20 to
H4SI1
10S4
3686
1H10
S0HO
1512
60S.!
1347
1307
809 808
230 238
889 781
485 473
781 780
409 487
013 605
883 810
433 429
2010 1870
288 237
140 182
SIS 871
412 448
S16S 8116
396 431
680 679
1993 2017
2888 2510
1508 1431
8106 270S
6401 637S
2831 3210
S601 8699
1868 1975
2447 2441
1046 1040
4242 8095
2204 2149
1147 1131
1681 1641
2779 2601
8016 2002
4592 45K8
900 963
2627 2731
2072 2001
5546 611.1
1851 1849
8241 324H
974 1084
8446 8417
4147 3101
2790 2S17
1412 1.142
B707 R708
1646 14S2
1472 1448
810
"61
729
676
789
470
017
S24
443
1216
232
161
873
443
8103
31
810
1987
2344
1318
2160
6438
2859
4761
2078
2408
1011
8S01
2153
1143
1617
2382
2911
4408
892
2761
2031
4903
1844
3309
886
3113
3418
8119
1461
6691
HOt
1409
RAILROADS MUST BUILD
SUBWAY AT HARRISBURG
HAIUUBBtma. Nov. 7- In an opinion
handed down today by th Pubtlo Bervlee
Commission the New York Central, New
York, Chicago and St Louta and th Eat
Erie Commercial lullroad ComanleB must
construct a subway at Water' street, Wes
leyvllle, Erie County, where th tricks of
the three companies cross.
Tho grade crossing now existing was con
sidered dangerous by the Association of
Business Men of Wesleyvltle and they filed
a complaint with the commission. The new
subway must be completed by January 1,
1919. Between now and the tlmo of the
completion of the subway the companies
must station a watchman at the crossing.
r
AlM4JMU "ttmmmJ ft Ht
OTTAWA. Ont. fcoyV 7-Th fo4lowln
American names appear ti thj CmmrnHH
casualty llstt
DId-ic H 'Heathers, Wh!ntcn. Dv 43,
Wounded A. Mortonaon, ItoeVtori, til.
R Nelson. St. Louis 1'arlc. Minn., J, If,
Walters. Berwyn. III.; J, Wallace. tHsitta.
Mass. : w Talt, Trenton, N. J.
Woundd and gasiedV J. Osbofn, Ak
fcrd. Wash.
I IIUTIOM4 COVKRKIJ
BUTTf HI1I.KH MAliK
l?At! Orderm JVomnffu Jtrfnt ft
Then or Writ. taine Walnut 8111
T. 7M AniM AM ffl 41 N.Mh
" ''-" ""',tlO ChtH
.1
Totals 113U04 104300 109143 108184 00122 97807 02270 94297
A Lady's Luncheon
is now served every day, except
Sunday, at n very moderate
tariff.
On the Bafcony
at tho
Restaurant Chantilly
Hotel Adelphia
Chestnut at 13th
! Receptacle in First Division
v Once More Vanishes as on
Primary Election Day
The, ballot box of tha flrat division of
fifth Ward was taken on a mysterious
pilgTlnuto again last night. A short time,
r It was learned that th division would
turn a subitantlal majority for tho Town
Meeting party candidates, It waa suddenly
hlike) out of alght. No one knew where
It had rone. No one knew who waa w-
Wnsibte.
. fffalr ' a repetition of th stealing
ot the box in the same division of tha Fifth
WSra An tiptm.t. .I.mIIah .Inu ,j.lt.n.l- IV
ff"M murder of actios; Petectiva deorga
Pu??n' th Varo candidal for Select
Lggyi an control of the Fifth Ward, and
'
-aa
sinol
certainly does
heal eczema
What relief I The first appli
cation of Resinol Ointment usu
ally stops all itching and burn
inp and makes your tortured
skin feel cool and comfortable
.at last Won't you try the easy
Res!nol way to heal eczema or
similar skin trouble? Doctors
have prescribed Resinol . regu
larly lor over twenty years.
Rcslnol Olntmsnt. with ths. blip, of
Ttsstnol Bop. cUsrs fawiy. skin ill
tlons nJ la a roost rliabU hmjMhold
Mm4r,for sorts, wounfts. burns, fhaf-
Forty-second, Forty-third and Forty-fourth
wards, a total of twenty-one.
Beyer, for Court No 3, carried a total of
six wards. They wero the Third, Sixth,
Klghth, Ninth, Twenty-fifth and Forty-third
wards.
The balloting for the nonpartisan ticket
wns heavy throughout the city. Judges
Amedce Bregy, of Court No 1, and Charles
Y Audcnrled. of Court No 1, wero un
opposed. Judge Brejry polled the high vote
for the judicial candidates, receding a total
of 140,200 In tho forty-eight wards
Judgo Audenrlcd polled 140,703 votes.
Wilh Probated Today
Wills probatd today Include those of
Sarah n. Hacker, 1820 South Illttenhouse
sauare, which in private bequests disposes
of property valued at $5000 ; Walter H. Mc
Oorman, Seventh and Dauphin streets,
$7000; Ida O Gilpin, North Thirty-eighth
street, J30.000: Jennie F. Callen, 3510
North Sixteenth street, 311,500, and George
Mclntyre, 1626 North Fifty-fifth street,
$5500.
Women to Register for Conservation
Women In Itadnor Township will be reg
istered today for war work and food
contervatlon. Ten registration places from
Ilryn Slaur to Strafford will bo open from
9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
FURS
Made in Our
Own Factory
The choicest raw
pelts designed by fin
ished artists and arti
sans into creations of
style and magnificence.
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Low Rental Ctl$ Keep
Out Prices Below Othen
j lP934 Arch St.
Correct Styles in
FURS Are Necessary
to the well-dressed woman. Our long experience as
manufacturers puts us in a position to serve you as
no other furrier can. Buying direct from the makers,
you can save 25 per cent and more.
This $200 Hudson Seal Coat
(sheared muskrat), with gen
uine Skunk Collar and Cuffs,
$150
Largest assortments of made-op Fox Sets, perfectly
matched, $40 to 175 a set. Other stores ask I7B to S300.
We purchase all our skins direct from tho trapper
and make them up In our own workrooms, under tho super
ilslon of expert designers.
Furrier to Two Generations
GITTELMAWS SONS
916 Arch Street West l'hll.l. Store 100S Lancaster Ate.
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UNFADABLE
FABRICS
THESE are soft and silky
in texture, charming in
colorings and designs
and always appeal to good
taste.
While far superior to the usual
fadeable silks, they cost much less
and'are double width.
Sunlight cannot injure their exquisite
tints; ivashing merely refreshes
them. "KAPOCK" edgings made
to match.
Come see
these marvels
of drapery on
display in our
drapery department.
Featured and Sold by
JOHN WANAMAKEB
And Alio by Interior Decorators
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Extraordinary Bargains in
Women's Fine Boots
Comprising eighteen models selected from our reg
ular stock, 1047 pairs in all, and priced, for the re
mainder of this week, at one-third to one-half less
than prices current elsewhere.
On Sale At All Hallahan Stores
$10.50 to $12.75 Boots, now
Smart 9-inch laced models, the last word in style;
full covered Louis heel and turned sole. In Havana
brown, ivory and gray; also in dark gray with
pearl top and Havana brown with ivory top.
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$8.50 to $10.50 Boots, now -85
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Five beautiful 0-inch models, with Lnui3 heel and
welt sole; in Coco-calf with champagne top, dark
gray kid with gray top, patent leather with white
top, Havana brown with buff top, black glazed kid
with pearl top and all pearl buck.
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$7, $7.50 & $8 Boots, now m oe
These in calf and kid, patent leather and gun- jjmI
metal, with kid or cloth tops; low heels and nigh ""jE"
hcejs. Including a very smart 9-inch model tn
glazed kid, with Goodyear tvelted and stitched
soles. A wonderful value.
919-921 Market Street
4028-30 Lancaster Ave.
60th & Chestnut Sts.
2746-48 Germantown Ave.
5604-06 Germantown Ave.
Juvenile Shop, 60th and Chestnut Sts.
Adjommg Mens and Womens Store.
Branch Stores Open Every Evening. Market Street Store
Open Saturday Evenings.
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An Invisible Army
A muster of the Bell forces of the country would
bring together two hundred thousand men and
women.
Little is seen of this army! An installer now and
then, or a group of cablemen and linemen Yet all,
from the regiments of workers in the large cities,
to the platoons and squads in the little farming and
mining towns over the horizon, are devoting an un- ,
divided energy to their part in tho work of prepar- - I '
ing our armies for battle and our industries for th
production of war munitions.
Well over a hundred thousand comprise tho operat
ing force alone a force now handling an intricate ,
telephone traffic amounting to over. thirty milliof.
calls a day.
These young women are playing a particularly ,U- ih
portant part in the war-time activity of th nm &'
and are tackling each task with a spirit th witty &"
on the part of the public a courteous upltijm'1
their earnest effort at all times. , ' " "
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