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I GERMANY'S ONLY HOPE OF FINANCIAL
P JtViliV V ilIV JL KJillLy JL
I Empire, With Empty Treasury, in Event of Vic
tory Would Look to United States.
It GossiD of
HOW uermany wmuu ie.-i.uiii. hit Hiiaiierrti linnncpa in tlip event of vluteitj' over
the Allies wns vividly portrnyeil yoaterilny r.t the niicnlm: bcsslnti of tlm Kivih
h jinnual Convention of tho Investment
' .....i TVlvedero. Ualtlmore, by 1-cwln H.
4 tIm president of tho Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
' -ImaRlnc," ho salil, "Germany victorious over Franco and Hneinmi n,i n,oi-
V !. drunk with the hint of power, bankrupt as u result of tho war, seeking to
4 jtbulld her empty treasury.
-To whom would Germany turn?" he continued. "To lY.inco or KnRlnmW No!
" Either I'rnnce nor Knclnml can he conquered until their last treasure has been
,wnt. nnd. If conciucred, then surely they would bo treasurcless. With the broad
' ' .i... ee- ....... tr.i....e i.. i . . . .. . . '
' eJPnse ' "' "ralu" "iiiiui' ijhik nuisiiroaii ueiore Her eyes In nil Its ileh
'f. nn vmi lmncltie Germain. vlrtnHiitiM of i.i-nHf .ini. --1..-1., ,
. UW, "" ' J ' i'"v.j rn iiui-ll, u VI ltltrtlll SUCH
i'tn opportunity to recoup her former fortunes?"
u .
The condition ot i.erman nnanco Is smnined up in a recent book on tho sub
let by Professor Jnstrow, of Ilerlln, wlun he states boldly tlmt the German system
of war finance rests on no foundation but conlldenci- In the succeis nf Hie fii.r.
man arms." nnd that German cicdlt rests
T prOUU 01 U"l Luiitiuaiuim.i
'i. Those In a. position to comprehend tho German system fiom every stand-
'; point hae no hesitation In snyliiR that m far us concerns tlnancn and all that
f t Implies, peace to Germnny Is tfolns to be much more tcirtblu than war: and
the statement In n dispatch from Zurich, Switzerland, attributed to Admlr.il von
Tripltz, who, addressing a meetlnK of the National party at Munich, miIiI.
." Teace without economical Indemnity would mean defeat for the Ccntial Powers,"
i U but another confirmation of Germany's piesent llnanclal plight.
I Activity in Municipal Honds Continues
'The activity In Rood municipal bonds still continues. It would .seem, ns one
' Unker said yesterday, as though the old standby Investor, after the hurly-burly
!j campaign for the Mberty I,oan, had wiped oft his specs, taken out bis pencil
) uiil from every uuthorlty found out just where ho stood In tho matter of war
' nJ supcrtnxatlon, and after elabor.ito calculation hail ronrludeil that, after
, all, tax-frco municipal 4s or 4V4J were not n bad investment for liltn at the luesent
I time. And It would f,eem ns though theio
time Investors coming Into tho market.
The representative of a largo banking concern that usually carries a big
list of such bonds complained yesterday that he could have sold $100,000 of
municipals before 10 n. in., but ho hadn't got them.
He also drew attention to the 5mnll number of such bonds that were coming
out; whether such action Is in deference to the request made by the Government
some time ago for municipalities to go slow on new financing or whether from
thl stress of circumstances nnd the cost and .scarcity of labor lie nid lie could
not say. The request made by the Government In this connection was understood
; (by many to apply only to the period Immediately befoie and dining the vceom
Liberty Loan campaign, so that there would be no interference with Its' success.
This man also pointed out tliat In a recent publication largely devoted to
Bute municipal, reference was only mndo to one hmall issue of less than
1200,000 by the borough of Homestead, Pa. No others appeared in tho list ot
rew municipals, nnd although several small boroughs and townships: were Bet
tin" ready to sell new Issues before tho publication of tho Government's lequcst,
these were wit' drawn, and up to the present no attempt has been made to place
them on the market.
It Is also well known that many municipalities are averse to an increase in
taxation, which usually goes with new bond issues, us a majority of the citizens
believe the l-'cdcml taxation at pios-ent Is quite enough of a but den.
Kansas City Terminal's $3,000,000 Note Issue
An Issue of $3,000,000 Kansas City Terminal Hallway Company one-year rt per
cent notes has been announced by Lee Hlgglnson & Co., William A. Head & Co.
trd the Illinois Trust and Savings Hank, Chicago.
This h one of the first new Issues of any Importance that has appeared since
the second Liberty Loan campaign.
Tho notes are offered to the public nt
discount Is allowed to bankers ard brokers. These notes have been favorably
received In tlnanclal circles In this city, due In part to tho security back cf them,
but largely to tho short period which they liavo to run and tho comparatively
modest size of the Issue.
They are secured by pledged collateral
pany's first mortgage 4 per cent gold
ditionally, both principal nnd Interest, by tho twelve leading lalhoads entering
Kansas City over this erminal system, which has been built at a cost of more
than $40,000,000.
While it Is true that fconiu five of these roads have been nt ono time or another
In -the hands of a receiver, they are all f.atd to bo in good shape nt present, but
Zmi lne guarantee or tlie roads Is such that
J ? ihouUl default on their obligations tho
we ucucii; in oinor worus, iney aro eacn lor
In connection with new financing there
quarters as to wliat a number of public
;K ef tho country aro going to do when a
JT8P .ih.. i,u .t , ii i... ..
vihci tiuueuuon.s uiiiLuiu at wiu uiusu vi lne lucsum. uiiu me ot'giiiuiug oi next,
jear. Kor some days past Ilnancers closely associated with certain public utilities
E were hoping for a favorable outcome to
tR botes bv thn TVrlor.'il Ifnsurvf. Ttmilf route
V9 Plmntin . Xn... V...I. .1 .. '!.,.... r,ni.,..i.. r.. I.. ,I.n .Mn4.. .1... n- nln n,.n
U'? -ut,nl, UL CW iUIH, UIIU JVlUliei , I CUUUII.V IX V. O. Ill II1U JIIULICI VI lilt) HOWVV
ek two-year notes by tho American Tobacco Company, but as that plan has fulled
p some other plan must bo thought out.
Not that those Interested In public
Ij. iem, out it was thought that It it were
;' to the extent of permitting greater eabo in
obligations
President's Appeal to Labor
A It is hoped In tho financial district
IVesldent Wilson to labor to help to crush
Mfe will fall on willling cars all over tho
1 Of tiamlrif, tn U. Hn..IH-l.. !... !.....
lit .i. ii" inu fJuuiunus iiiiil iiiij
rjt German Government is compounding for
promptly.
The strlko of trolley workers at Akron, O., and of the workeis on Government
contracts in northern New Jersey were not considered serious, hut inertly local
ruptlons capable of early adjustment.
News From Russia More Encouraging
Whllo tlicro is no great enthusiasm over tho news from Hussia that Kerensky
"as come back, there was a more optimistic feeling on tho Ktieet and In tlie
Mokers" olllces yesterday than there has been for somo tlmo past.
One well-known broker said ho looked for u gradual ndwiuco lu prices for
tocks, especially first-class rails, but that ho also iroked for an occasional tem
porary recession in prices, perhaps in tho most unexpected quuiteis, as such
conditions Invariably followed both a bull nnd a bear market.
Financing of Work for the Government
A great deal of Interest has been created us to how concerns which hac
'ecelved large Government war orders aro financing their work, as none of them
n appeared In tho public money market for funds, nor is these any Indication
' their doing so at an early date.
It Ik Kfllil tV.n. I... .i.a .nn, nl ll.a rtin I ru nt u iitilnt- wlili'll Mini- urn ninfiMllnir
,. - -.u HtUI Vf II1U Willie ". ll 1-W,l.l.l..., u. ...... ......... ..,.,, ...v. ...ultHllf,
Li the work the Government Is obliged to provide advanco funds and periodic pay.
L Wents as tho work tirrnrrpsR This Dermlts these cornoratlons to nursue. tho
tf Gevernment work without uny strain on
raains available for regular business.
it was rumored on tho Street yesterday that there was some heavy buying
' Rapid Transit owing to a statement
talked about.
Country's Paramount
'Charles lr. Rnliin ..rui.um nf Uii
.. Hu..,f f.. VB.U1...V w ..-
k- m favor of a priority board to pass on
Ii o new financing should bo encouraged at
Kt '" "a. ma statement on tho suuject
There is on nhnsn of Government
' nlch must not' be lirnored If it Is to
..tteasuro of success, and that Is the dcslrablo elimination of competition for tho
i- Oovenwnent issues' as they aro offered.
E!j io meet the pressing demands of war, the uovernmem snoum navo mo right
, wy In Its demands for labor, capltul and materials, and everything posslblo
f hlch means comnetition with these demands should bo eliminated, or at least
i Postponed.
"The country's business today Is war.
RiirM by the standard of its necessities.
l furthered can any venture bo Justified, '
B.4 jti,.t. .. . . . ., u.i.i..i.
i?7""' puono ana private neeaa which
of their situation should be
,Vhch.dcM.jot.meet on absolute ana lmroeuime n.,
THE STREET
JlitXRiU WIN AlYL&JftlUA
the Street
Hankers' Association of America In tlie
rrutiklln. nreslilcnt nf ei, n.in,tn i
on "u state "of mind," nnd ho seems rather
were r,uito u pood number of these old-
1
09'), to yield C'i per cent. The usual
of J4, CI 0,000 par aluo of the com
bonds at C3, und nio guaianteed uncon
It for any reason one or more, of them
remaining companies must make good
an ana an lor eacn.
Is considerable speculation In certain
utilities corporations Ju a: Ions parts
large olumo of short-term notes and
.,. , ., , . ., , . ...
tho plan of redl&countlng short-term
ji Titniirisoil Wi. tlm I Jtini miK. TVu.,1
utilities expected to bo able to mo that
Micccssttil It might lelleve tho situation
renewing or refunding these maturing
and Warning to Pacifists
that tho stirring patriotic anneal of
German autocincy and make democracy
country, and that tho thinly veiled threat
..n,.HU lltnt .tn.n..... I .!.. ...1,1. .1... ..m... ...
jit-iijiiu mill, i-uuii'iiiiiiii-i mill nil- iiiuni'lll
its own destruction" will bo heeded
the corporation's working capital, which
of Increased net earnings having been
Concern Today Is War
Ifimraiitv Trust Comnanv. of New Vorl.-
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public offerings of securities. Ho says
present which does not meet an imme-
is as xoiiowoi
financing to meet the needs of war
be attended with the largest possible
nnd every proposition should be meas-
Only as Its successful prosecution Is
nHn nnt nlicnliifplv f-nmnfll t ft,l In- it.,.
m -.-., , ..-. s ...
held In abeyance, ana no new nnanctnu
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EVENING LEPEH-PHILADELPTtlA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13,
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
PROVISIONS
m.nrkt m.i.i ","" Johbtn rtmcinil.nii ino
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lirrTI.lt I'inini. ulill. not ntlr wan nuf.
flrliMit to r aillh .iht.irli the llmlto-I oITfrliiKs of
the bMt r r.t 1-1 tif Null I p.M U '.l rr nincrv.
prlcpi if which u.r- v nuttiiinoit. rn.ittr.u
tlvp Mti k. hou p wMrh nmitirNtM iht tulk
of tin huppI wuh iiull iiti) Mt.tK r.in print
urt' M.in i' mil firm, with iliiniml fnirlv artl.
hut must nf thi nffiTliiKH wro of uu ilium ami
low Kr.uli . uliUh ii i W Hlowly ami nilfii ual;,
UiiMt.it Ion'
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l.p. nf.irlrt prints futio, 41'r airivi cxtrnt,
4U. ! Mrstt. 4li I'm. hoi mult (Hil.V. ip
il.il f.nuy br nlrt f rrlntu worv Jobbing at
rJ W .Vm
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thr nnrKft ruli il tlrm ami hlulicr wtth ! rmti.1
L fullv niu.il to th iiittTlnKfl rti.ittratilM ti-k.
nnvpnr, wai nun i ami irraRUiar in aiup. Ke-friBrat-ir
kps w-ro MinuM lu M, but quiet.
Uuot.itlnns
Narb tlrpt. Sit I Ii 1 1 "11 pr tatf . do.
current ren-lpiM. 911 lit .-r f.i. dn. x'tmiili
ij i".'"irtii". per tut.' w.Htrn rxtri flrf
tli InftMITit pr t.iM tin ilrMM $14H ir
nihr , tin n i otnl" S1J 4 ' l.'l ft pi r t ... rn.
frlKr..lur ukh i Mr i 111 7i. IIikih Slit mi,
HftnmN J't 'HKi lu "i n It i ' (I .iri fulU .m
ill"tl t,tfKS w"!' lublilTiir tit .MiUYTt imt ilurt n.
TEXTILE MACHINERY
INSTALLED IN HOMES
Development in Reading Enables
Women to Use Their Spare
Time Probably
Ui:Alir.'C. Ii . Nov n -An uimsual
devvloiitiient of the Knitting IniluMry In tills
city .mil lilnlty. praetlialile wherever the
tleutrli- IlKhtliiK Mt-ivlce Ih In private i'.koW
IliKK. Ih vliouu ill hi Ip-w .ilitt-d nilver'Ist
iiiunts of tistlle iiriiiufaiturinK coneein
Several loe.il ni.inuf.iUui.T.s ,ue inlveitlsliiK
ciffei.s to Install, flee of expinse, olectrlea'
lonpliiB m.icliiiies in private homes fur opei
atlon liy vvunieu who e.iiiimt ork in far
torierf. They can uve their (-pare time,
and the tlmo that would otherwise have to
ho spent ill BiilliK to ami fiom tlm factory,
ill work mi the machines, ami many women
earn $.1 or Jfi .1 wei-U; othciH nion.
Mont 'if tho f.utnrles iim- autoiiiulilis m
I'lilUitliiR anil dlrtilliutliiK K.irinents and
lmslerv lniijH-d In private homi-i'. and few
numti'i havi- in m.iKe trips or .send UiiUlreu
fur in.iteil.il for tlnlr vvmU. The factories
aic KlvliiK hiime-vMii lid s er eimMiilonce.
.Some even pay the ele. trl.-eiinvnt bills,
bavins: sep.il ate meter on the innchtneH.
The Davles lloliry I'nmpaiiy and tho
Welnert Kiilttlnu and Machine J'nmpariy
aro the nevvet advertisers of this home
work offer. In tho last few months many
factories have iuHtalleit scores of looplins
and other niaeliliiei In private homes. Tlie
knlttlnis-marhlne eiiulpments ami motors
take up mi more space thin a common
bewlntf machine.
TWO MILITARY FLIERS KILLED
Canadian Lieutenant and U. S. Ser
geant Die When Machine Falls
KOHT WOHTII Tex, Nov. 13 Two
aviators. Second Lieutenant It I. Johnson,
Canadian royal fijing eoips, and Sergeant
Malloy, United States avhilluii section, vvcre
Wiled here, when an airplane In which they
were making a practice lllght fell, about
seven miles' from this city. Details of the
accident and add! esses ot the men are not
available at nviaAlon headquarters here
Lieutenant Johnstn was u Canadian and
Is said to have been orre of the best aviators
of the loyal Hying corps now training here.
Ho was pilot of the machine, which was
from the royal Hying corps gunnery school.
Sergeant Mnlloy was an American and was
attiched to the seventeenth Aero Squadron.
TWO CITIES UAH KREISLER
Williumsport and Lancaster Opposition
Causes Cancellation of Concerts
WiMJAMBPOltT, I'a Nov. 13. I'ubllc
protests against the Appearance of Irltz
Krelsler. tho Austrian violinist, who vyas to
come bete next month, have resulted In a
cancellation of the concert by 11. S. Krane,
who had arranged for the concert. Krelsler
had appeared hero several times before.
LANCASTER, Pa.. Nov U. Fritz Krels
ler. who was booked for a concert In the
Keystone Concert Company course, will not
he permitted to appear here, the concert
having been canceled when It was learned
that ho was sending money earned In this
country to Austria,
Anti-Militarists Change Name
NEW VOHK, Nov. 13. Tho American
Union against Militarism announced that It
has changed ilts name to "The American
Union, for a.Dsmocratlo. Peace," .Jt alma
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. l'nVfc '.'"f,". MtWVml. 3lo. Ilrtf nam".
Mt!!f T -V'W2l'r ,o. nklmuil. In""'.
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f'c. i nr.i n' "vernup. rltv nr wrutern nir.1.
'io. (In i,,i.'.,,"'r" fanned tlfrccfl Sic. 1o.
"'I"M lii.;v I.rd. purr city, krttlo.
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SEASON TICKETS
FREE OF WAR TAX
That Is, if -You Bought
Them Prior to November
1, New Ruling
PAID IT? GET A REFUND
Movie Theatres Permitted to Pay
Levy for Patrons if They
So Desire
A pleasant little surprise has descended
upon pertnns who purchased, previous to
November 1. sann tickets for the opera
and other entertainments whl.'h are vet
to bo performed They were told that thev
would be ohllgeil to pay a war revenue tax
of la per cent of tho value nf tho tickets,
hut tho tjovernment has mm decided that
tho tax will not be collected from them
Tho r who paid cash for their tickets may
get the tax refunded
Tho new ruling rumes frnm the i-ommis-
slnner nf Internal Revenue, P-inlel c . llnper,
at Washington to Collector nf Inti-rnal llov
enuo Ledeier, in ch.UBC of tho Philadelphia
district Tho premature mllcrtlnn nf the
ta was due It Is slid, to the fact that th
war revenue bill was only passed In October
and went Into effect btfnre the Government
n'llclals had time to Interpret all Its uc
talls John .lones. who bought a theatre ticket
for himself and his best girl prevlnus to
November 1 for a performance which was
tn tal.i- place after November 1 Is the
"fall guv," nii-ordlug t.. the new i tiling
Hi- hail tn pay fmtv cents extl.v as war
tnx If the seats ent him 1. His fnrtv
cents will In till prnbililllts st.iv In the
Governnnnts hands, even though the Gov
ernment ilnesu't want It any more The
theatn- tnanngenient cannot keep It, as It
Is held re'pntisllilo for tho collet Unit of
tin- tnx John Jones could git his fnrtv
cents li.uk If hi could prove that he bought
the tliticts lier.iro November 1. Hut even
If ho has happened to Keep his scat checks
there would be nothing' to ihovv that he
linuglit tho heats before the day of the
performance.
may go to m:n chops
Thousands of dollars have accrued to the
Government .u this way fiom the sale of
theatie tickets In Philadelphia. What will
bo done with tho money? In all probability
It will he tinned over to tho lied Cross or
si-iue other pitrHt'e work. It i not UKely
that any Amei Iran citizen will begrudge
tho few pennies tho Government unwltlngly
collected from htm In this way
The hiiKu-st" Indlvtdiiali In rhlladelphla
whu'aio affei-ted bv the new ruling an- the
Mihserlbeis to M-a-na tlelsel" ..t the Metro
politan opeta I lull-.- 'Sixteen performances
of grand opera aie tn bo given tlu-ie this
seasim, hegliinlng November Sn, and tho
season tlikets weie placed mi sale before
October 2n If tho iper.i limine is (Hied th
capacity at all sixteen performances and
If all the seats had been paid fur licfur?
.Miveiniier 1. tlie .uiiniiiii or war lax return
able to tho opeiagocis would ho elnso to
$2n.0iifl Hut Manager lingerie f.ivs that It
Is impossible to estimate at this time what
share of the subcrlptlcns were paid for In
c.ihh, with the war tax added A person
who paid J8S for one nf V 5 orchestra
seats for the mmsiiii before November 1 will
git his S war tax hack.
Tlinw- who merelv Milisoilhod to season
tickets at the opei.i without making ad
vance paviin-ntM and to whom bills are et
to be sent will not now 11ml tin- war tax
Included 111 the r bills, unless they dated
their subscription after November 1. A
huge aniiiimt nf extra bookkeeping Is made
necessarj by the new ruling of tho Internal
Revenu" Htireau, to tetiirn to ticket holders
who paid e-ash befom November 1 the
amount of their war tax. Scats for single
performances will not go on rale till Novem
ber "0. m the new ruling dues not exempt
thess pin chasers' fiom the war tax
Subscribers to the Phlliidtliilil.i Orches
tra's season had taken viitiiallv every seat
In the house except the gallery svits, which
are nold only on the night of a performance,
early this spring No war tax was col
lided from them, so no extra bookkeeping
will now- bo netessarv on tho part of tho
management to refund the- war taxes. The
orehestr.i w'll give more than 100 per
formances during the present season, and
the amount eif war taxes from them, had
all the tickets been purchased after Novem
ber I would hnvo been from Jin.OOO to
$2l."n. according to Arthur Jud.snn. man
iger nf the Orehf stia.
nvhohv ni:p.i sc?
TliKels were sold at the boxnlllee a week
III advanco of the I'llday and Saturday
ierfmniiiiices during the week, which In
eltidid Nnveinbe-r 1, but as tliise were main
ly fur twenty-live tent and llfty-cent tickets,
the war tax on enth ticket was only three
or vo icnts, and the entire amount re
turnable -would bo oul.v f:n As lu the
casu of piiichaseis of seats for theatrical
performances, It is nut thought likely that
inv o e 'i I I t' i I'le n k fnr tlie
return of his three tents or his nlikel.
The new ruling does tint apply to the
peifonii.ini os of the Phr.idelphla Chor.il
Soclet. whuso tickets for tlie first per
formance nf tho season on December 28,
fflBbrreltiM'A
Used in over
4,000 factories
The only oil paint with a
filossy, tile-like, white finish.
Made by a special process over
which we have exclusive con
trol. Contains no varnish. Its
firm, yet elastic surface will not
crack or scale, tor it expands
and contracts with temperature
changes and withstands vi-
bt'ons.
RICE'S MILL WHITE
(Barreled Sunlight)
The orlclnal "Mill While."
It Incrca.e. your daylight IB',
to 30 by actual te.t. Re
Recta every ray of natural and
artificial Huht, Reduce, your
llthtlnc bill.. Re.lsts dirt. It
.anltary and can be wa.hed
clean when other paint, need
re-coating, Remain, white long
alter other paint, have turned
yellow under the lima condi
tion.. For all interior ua in
hop., factories, .tore., r.
tatirantf, etc.
5r!i! In barrel., al.o In can..
Made In Clo... Eft Shell and
Flat.
(J. S. Gutta Perch, Paint Co.
Providence, R. I.
Bold In 1'hllutlrlphU by
(I. I'. DAKKOW i. CO,
SCO (lennjnloun Ave.
mN. 1IOMI, CO.
6t0 Ann lit.
M)!KHI!L'n CO.
IS Houtii 13th hi.
!AUKUUAUUm&l
HTTP
&?, ' x
will not he placed on sale until about De
cember 10. TIm society gives four per
i.r, ., ,... . vj - ; -- --. , ,
lOrmnnCOff. at Which trm nilmlvAtnti will ha
---- ....... ..... .....
l.DO
PCnt. IlUt tlrkMn fur th nnr U'lll
l0 eoM fop )5. Cotlfctor Ixilercrfl ofHco
-i. .. mi tf. vunrcinr jx:iierer n omce
has ruled, however, tlmt the ID per cent war
tax must be rollrctel on tho face vnlue of
FlnRle tlckrtfl. io thnt tho tiurchaspr nf tht
series must pay sixty cen.faxaccdjng
to T. C. Mnrtlndale, president of the
society.
The fnlverslty Kxtenslon Society, which
sells hundreds of season tickets tn Its tec
turc, has not asked Its patrons to pl.v
tho war tnx, ns It has been ntlvlsrd by It's
rounsel thnt It romes under the classiflea
linn of education il entertainments, which
arc exempted from tax.
The Matinee Musical flub, the Fort
nightly Club and the ltajiln Club, all nf
which s-ll season tickets .may have their
season tickets rated as club dues As those
are ea than III a eir. they will be ex
impt from the war tax.
MOVIC.S MAY 111: OHNMHors
The new ruling does not affect patrons
of motlon-plctuic theatres, as no tickets
to the "movies" are placed on sale In ad
vanco nf the performance Commissioner
Hopor has also ruled tint It will he legal
for motion-picture theatres to advertise if
they so wish, that thev will pay the war
tax of one cent on e-ieh ten-cent ticket in
Ii of exictlnr It from their patrons.
The promise from Commissioner Hopor
that refunds mny be made to persons who
purchased tickets urn! pild wnr taxes
previous to November 1, for performances
after that date, has ptnvlded a fresh argu
ment as to the Inconsistencies of the war
re-venue law Some railroad attornevs aro
arguing that If the refund Is extended lu
such e-ases. It Is lncnnsMcnt to iiIiIIl-o .,
person who bought a railroad ticket pre
vious to November 1. for uo after that
date, to pay his additional war tnx when
he boa ids tho train.
WHISKY OAUCJKR hankrupt
York Man Has Assets of $0 100, With
Liabilities of $'20,190
YOHK, Pa , Nov. 13. George H Kndeis.
a cauger In the I'nltcd States revenue serv
lie. was declared a voluntary bankrupt by
tho Middle District Court at Scr.inton. Ills
schedule assets are eSIO" and liabilities
are JJO.IOO.i:..
The bankrupt became Involved through
tho association In business with Itobert J
Lewis, the missing York lavvver. It Is said.
J3cat!)g
Ai.r.n.v fn Nov. in, 1117 ann.t: waitt
wlfp of Thnrnn llcn. llfLitlv-it mnl f rli nH
IflAirnl to attend finwril rrlrost, W'rA , '2 3tl
P m . Int n Plrtrnrn. Tft 4 NVwhalt t (Irr
tn.infov.fi Int trliito I.tiurH If III Oin
AN!)Ui:S No 1". MAUY 1! . w Mnv. of
IMw iril O AnlrpM Hctattcy .nut frit-nil's In
It( l to fnti r.il Wed l v m nislit n. p nf Kuii
In l.i w, John Idintrr 1MIJ N Sim -11p i Int
j.rl !(. Mt .Murt.t h (Vm lltm.ilua iii.ij h.
1pwi1 Tin-it , h to 1" ! rn
ApiM.i:rnx iwnoi.fNi: it i.im of c,n.
I.iln W lMrtln Ai.plrtun. V S A runpr.il
MTi at tli' n'MiiiHiip.- nf hrr hrothrr-iu I iw
.!.,. pt H Urnwn, (Mtitta, Hoi , V tlnc-,1 1 , llth
lntt at t :io i m lntprnipnt In I)r.ifr i
'.Mntpr AutumnMlPM will tnp t train arrlvtnj,
at MI.Mli Irtwn. I 1 . 11 n m
aium: --n Nim m. hut. Upv. cuius nN
II NsoN Altl'K hUMliaml of IMm .1 llurp-i
ium II .mum l(patlrM and frUn-li, nlo m m
lirrn f tho IMllla. lmifpr. Iirp of til' M i:
Cliurch, Itivlti c to ntt. til futw r.t I ii rlr
"j
WrA , J ji in at Kl .T.iirtPH M i; fhurrli.
nr rd Dinci. int inuriii.iv. at Aiicntriuti.
imku ni ii. Annt.Ainn ni:tcin
Tli:it tie.i Anli"nfpllrr). wife of rharlrp i;
II ut runprl fti'r.tp nnl Int at CarllMc,
la Wil (.'arllM. I'.i . rnipr ropy
llTf;MN- VI VuriP Pi. Nov H MIT
tUIKD KI.IZAIIKTH. .l.iuchtpr nf WlllLnn II
ami Spllna IlitPtnnnn. iirpI '2i ItPlathrs nnl
frk'nJs linlttMl to fumrnl 12h V Wan a
Vcd SptvIth at houi, '2 v ni Itpin.iln may
lr lovvpd Tn- . 7 to Ii p m Int nrivnte.
1li.ArK On Nov 11 1H1T TIKVMAS. hin
Innd tf If tirt,t t.i. koti of tho Itto Thomnn and
lttr.ni.li HI.uk ItrlntHoH and frlnd nlsn
l!ol Ninw Soclptv of St. Philip's Cntirrh and
tho rmnlu rn of IMwird Tr tlnpr nr rouppct
fullv Invltrd tn funprnl. on I'rl morn , at S
o'plnok, from hi Imp rMdTirc 20U s. Thlllp
HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
Effective Thursday, November 8th, the following service will be inaugurated
for the transportation of employees to and from Hog Island.
SOUTHWARD NORTHWARD
Daily Daily I Daily Daily
..-.,o Except Except Daily Daily .., Daily Daily Except Except
stations Sunday Sunday stations Sunday Sunday
A. M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P. M. P. M. P. M. P. M.
Broad Street and Hog Island 5.00 5.05 5.50 6.10
Washington Avenue Nortb K55ington J5 aTii 6j gIo
GirarSdtAvtC,iSed 15 7-00 hL 5.34 5.39 6,18 0.34
24th and Chestnut Elmwood v 5.40 5.45 6.20 6.40
Streets .' Bel1 Road 5-u 5-49 G 30 6-44
Grays Ferry Eastwicks 5.50 5.55 6.35 6.50
Eastwicks 6.20 6.24 7.10 1.20 'Grays Ferry '
Bell Road 6.26 6.30 7.16 7.26 24th and Chestnut 7Z
0.( 5,55 o.4U
Elmwood 6.30 6.35 7.21 7.30 streets
Lester 6.36 6T IT 1W g-l 6.00 6.44
lHi!i!? 640 6.44 7.30 JM Bfoad
Hog Island 6.55 6.55 7.50 7.55 Washington Avenue bl 7,1
(NOTE) Pennsylvania Trains from Broad and Washington Avenue make stop at Twenty-Fourth
Street nnd Forty-Ninth Street in bo tli directions.
FERRY SERVICE
Daily Daily I Daily Daily I Daily Daily Daily I Daily
A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
Billingsport 6.15 6,40 7.15 7.40 Hog Island 4.45 5.05 5.45 6.10
Hog Island 6.25 6.50 7.25 1 7.50 jBillingsport 4,55 5.15 5.65 6,20"
SERVICE CONTEMPLATED
Arrangements have been made to Inaugurate water service effective November 15th. Wilson Line
Boat will leave Chestnut Street Wharf at 6 a. m. Returning leave Hog Island at 6 p. M. Additional Boat
service will be installed as required.
(NOTE) Hot coffee and lunches will be furnished on the boat for the accommodation of our
men at minimum cost.
A Railroad is now being built between Hog Island and a connection with the Philadelphia & Readinr
Railroad and the P. R. T. street cars near Elmwood, and as soon as completed, shuttle service will be operated
to connect the trolley cars to all parts of Philadelphia, many lines of which transfer without additional cost.
This shuttle service will provide
exoense. Further notice will be Posted as soon as bhuttle service is in
r
uvui, , i-.it ,;i,'W.'- ' i r .-...-.. timMMfiniBiivrii
1917
nrTiiR
at, no cmn maim nr rrnuirm ai i,mir oi nm
r- . r-.k...i. n in m t. UnlM l-inii rrnl.
Solemn ma., nf rrnulem at t.aily of lj-jnt
Unifl 1...UI1.I. if wi. n .... ... mmv.j w.-.--
... tn tt-tttttir r . a
lniUmln nn1 AnnV Hlnikv inrr1 14 ?)
ninjmin nni nm
i:"t?".Uv' 'hwi'm
lVnriil"V""ne'ntl
, IIOVB t '(HTpf-i jin-- nun ni'
irtlrn nrhnol rhllrlrn of Im
Inn f'hurr.. Inltrrt In flinnl
WM. '-' in. V!rrnt' rfMnrr. lilt Knti
"..JWW r'YU
c'tiviMt:niriiKiM nvv- n. mmim ;.. wif-
ff .Innn W. llnmm'rai.i.in rt'lstlvfti nml
frlin.l Inilteil tn funi-rnl pi-rvhra Thur. B
tn" IT Hi -V th st hit. prlvstr North-
"liovvvv On Vv. 1? II"" ', ht r i'."
tn iv.ft.imvn 'ItVIH.'-," '''?.?' ""Wf.V
. ,i,.i.i 1 nml l I
t psih xeiei-n p-lv-ite n Chrt Kplaenpsl
Chil-eS 'pntiainvrn TJ'irs. Nov l!J.
Into llohrt" Movie ne-fil 21 ltlitlie snd
fr enili Inme, J Versff. rt. Heruhllrin H.,h
Invllen to fu-i'Ml W. .1 s in in r-il.leie-n"
mot-er SOU Mlvsi nt Holemn r'ciu'em
, rhiirrh of the Nativity I" n m Int.
N pi-nnn.V"- N- n wim.imw
t-ii.henil eif llerthi llnrcr H"lativ and
frl.nds etnplnves of )" ei (Irnv iv Invited tn
fnnernl servlrea Wed S M p ni M imh live
UM,m llrlshts N J tnt private lfarlolah
'''ui'lllt - Nov 1" MV11V Mniinn vvMnw of
r. Hortre'llnrf nf V;iri'ne!n Del arert mi.
Kiineril er Ii"-" nlec- r -lilene.. Mls flirt
J1SJ "lirt N 111 f Tue. . s f rn Int. prl
vniH1,nvnv,"ihIn!:nN-xnn r. son of to.
nii.l lute Siisen e'n" IP 1 dives Hnd friends
in.u.si in fun-ril Wed s am n'tnt's ri-l-
nn'i r. Mrni"-'" immh-' i"i-i--m
leneo Mr" nn Moniltnnn '.'Hli 1-ntMI -lne
7.:.:.... mo tn Ivv mil rem
MVVNvVilli N''"' 1- 'DW Villi rv.V
VAt'Ott fnrmerW of SM'I Ill.Ue nvc. IMntlves
iiii,1 friend" tntlied to fuier.-il l-rl h In h in .
frnm ' S ri'.Mi t Solemn 'iin mm nt the
r-iinrn" uf TruiisllKuratlim t 10 n in hit
''r!-t".INTON - S'pv M. .ifVllN V . son nf svpio
rnltiiii'in n.-e I'llnlnni unit 1 .le .tolm T. Hlninn.
aced -."i llelntlves anil t-'. n,l" I Inllna Prea
rninn N" I. I- " " M. No ;.l l"v't .1 t,
tuneiM Wed. s ao a in 111! I W tleiirihln st
Solemn rrqulein mns" I'liiireli of the M-"t
I'rec'eus Ulead "' our Imnl 1" .1. m. Int. Holy
Hepill, Sri. C-ein A." i fu Til
S-nVMI-l.l. On Nov l ln!T JOHN S TON.
Nllt.t.. son nf III" Jnhn S und Jan.. M fnnnell
it" v l m ti nt. Int i.rlwit
rnviim: Nv 1-' in:mui. r wunw nf
lr lamp T traM UpIhIUpp and frl nd
inl'pd to pprlP'' Tlturp 3 p. tn . mn In-l.-m's
rpld-np 42n't rhi ptpr a. Int prliHtc
(mPT , -(,l tior pt,. t'aniil t J,
Nov 12 MAUY imAtMll.H widow of lIotan
troft. nftrl "tl Iu tiotltt of fuiural will !.
Kl nO.VOVAN Nov. 12. HAIllir C . htiianil of
Int i nna Pononn and pon of Willi mm It.
and M. man t linnovnn (iipp t'olllnpi a-rnl 21
Ki-lHtht'p nnd Iri nd Imltnl to poripp l'rl.
2 P ni.. rcnldpnif tf mrentP 2.127 I'ural Pt.
Int prlTto. N il ir lllll 'm
ioniHi:urv s !". PVTuii'k n of
.Tain nnd UrMk'pt limtuht r' nu-od .' Urli
tlp and frlpii'M. Ht (inbrlprp Hnlv Nairn Siv
tlotv, lnlttd tn inner il d N .in t. n .
pnrpntM' n'pldpnpp. 1321 S Nxpt wt ripir H1t
and Wn'.rtiiti pp. Illirh ni.ipi of rviti.Ptn Ht.
flaltrlPl'v t.'huni in n. ni Int Ill rroai
I'pin
lit'NVAV Vnv 11. Wll.t.TAM (I liu1miv1
of Jptinlp I turn in On 'Vrmtl ,md urn of lit'
t.porii-" and Hi tin pi iMiiran ltpl.itlPN and
frlptaVt lnitpi to Hnltin Thuri 2 p in.
:t" . N IMttPwnjd Mt Int Mt Moiliih Ti in
Prion In ma imP Wed . s to Id m
rtW I1IW. -On Nov in IM7 S'" NNA
i:iiW.K! lfp of lionj mill IMwird and
ilautib'pr of Wllllarn and lit- r.itlnrln.- ijrniib
nijpil 2'1 tMr ltpntli m and frlrnd- In ltd
to fMn-T'il on Thur-1 nt 1 Hit oVl(rl( from
Int. rpMnc. T.n "IcKr.in Ft Sprvlp in St
1 Mi th nxTU'PlKt Chnrrh. .Id and Itpd 2 Ti
V in Int FTiiwood fVm. Iloni.tlm rnuv Ii
1pwpi1 Wp1 pvp
riSSI.I'Jt Nov 10. ANN widow of Onrrp
rinsl-r .np O. lliI. iind ".1 Ui'tlvpt nnd
frt- ndi. lnrtIV Aid St. Mlrhappp 0"min T.u
thorin Phurch Inxlted to fun ral Wi1 2 r
m . 210". n York t. Int. North rddr Mill
Com
i.r.t.ts -Nov ii. .To.rpir w h,ii.imi tr
Till U i:ilt nro M-itn -r llrlitle aid
Mndi ln.ltod to porvlro W d 2 tn .11fl N
421 Pt Int private, rprnwood c rn, I'om'ilna
mt i vlpwd Tu'P.. 7 to l m
i:vnMJUT - Nov 10 Mld. nly irVTlTlY. nn
of IVUx nnd XimuPta IlrnrliTt IMntUos and
frlnd InittPil to funprnl. Wd . .?( a tn .
ptronn npllnto. 4721 IHvrfnrd no Hotptnn
roulpni miM St TtrmtluVp f'hnrrh in n m.
Int Holy Crow Crm. Prlondi may call Tuoa ,
7 to o p in
i:-si.iN(.rn Nov it r.nor.TNi: i.smn-
t"li:H dip.- nclipr). wit or John PpIlii;ir.
nirid 71 Itt'lfitUo and frlndp Itnltrd tn
futurtl Wod , 2 n in, 1.12H N. Wiirnnck Bt.
Int. flrppnmount Ct m.
n;i-H. At Atlnntlti City. N J.. Nov. 11.
Sn.mn Tliru ini.i.11 .'i ',I,"-',,, '- -,'ii."nyn
t-hiirrli o no n. in Int llolv Croa rem
I'uilt n" m it'si.-tot K hti.'un.l nf
MrV A Csrr t..i(tes ,in,l fri'n.i" in'mh-re
nf Kmre.-n-n-ii lien A""'. Invited tn f.jneril
vsiee. vvv.1 . ? m . IT W lllahliir..! ave..
lii lain r n ft ml irif no nn -th hiwiuk nimr , I . ;. i . ; . . ' -." " ' "
V I) ,.( I A -Sooth riilhulelphln ll.puli' ' "",', l"'neriil Thur" n rn IJ'.'il N .-.dth
Irim "lull and other erB,inl?itl..ns nf ivhleli he ' J ""","' '"'"",' nuIT.n nf -s! Oreuory 0J0
""a i meinl-r lnvli.il to fun. nil nn T'liir-. nt " .iJ-ritern Vnt-'tn L-V?-.- .1!,.,'!I,Ki,,r'
1 n'rlnili from l"te l.lilenee I l.Tl S Mil St .."1 ;' ' ?J ' t,,;"A -l ",) VI '" TX5,l,(n
VvVro"' V,il,lo;e?v,eoI,,m,"'!, "MJ "' U"Vcd U ' -'' 'rtnoT'ttl'.rK'runVAl "aVrvlc ".:
V N,. " 2; 1 r l'l V s XUAII If, f ,. in- &S . .VCTI.rr'a'n'raenXVn
ipi I " i' "i r-.-. .. ..i-.i. . .. in, rnml Alel inMv Tn I nHmtn iiiit.ii.
means of reaching the property in shorter space of time at the minimum.'."
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPBUILDING
;..A,A, Ak&&
HSZJl
174$
vjvr
J nr-trnw
nr,'l,T"'.r,,'Vo.r0.' fe?'!1 p?!". ..." ':i
int I'aartlloanr."" A,Unlta C' N' '
KTJ,,J,Lllh a,", lauiiht.r of Thomna and eat
.I.....,,,., onurr, iiKfii .i, iteiaiive-a and rrltnela
Invited to funeral aervicea. Wed.. 2 p. m . si
VV, Pomona t Otn Int. private ncmalna
mr ! vwtii Tuj... T to 0 p. m.
s. -...,,. ..,, iiunr,iuA ii., wire cr e. b,
Fo. Kelatlira and frlemla Invltea io funeral
Tu ' "" J"' MtT' 8 "' "
bX'-V-v-.iv' " ,X.,I;,,,AM r-j huhnn f
Srnh . tinlt iMMi IVhlan.sl .nJ i a.Z
Wiillsm and ' Sarah Oalf. " ar"d i lUl.tt",. V
..,.,. .,,ni,i. iwuii r.nni r.l'l. ino, HI. t. OI A.I
I'onperC tin on, Ix-al No. Ins; Arthur Morravr
lenuh Iran Club, emrlnje, fr,v iick nil Col.
nilted to funrl. Irl,; 2 p. m 2110 8. Oar-
n"f -?' '"t .Vlt. Mnrlah e-m. Krlenda mar
tall Thur. le. Auto aervlee
rni,AL','A,"Vl:L1- s",v- L1- ''VDIA J.. -lfe of
Joeph (MdiiRhir, daujhter of lale William
and Ceeeha Hmlth. tlelatliea nnd friend.,
mar nf Promise Iide. No. 14 8. nnd It. In
vited tn funeral. Thura . 2 p. m., 2.12 Hudton
"'. ,lii'.'iS.frr Dly- .N J- . ,n'- rnlnn C'm
OAllU.VKIt. Nov. 11, suddenly. jrjANNdrTTB
A , daughter of IMivard II. and Jeanwtte Oaril
ner, a.ed s. Ileliilvra nnd friends Invited to
funeral aervicea Wed. S p. tn. nirenta' real
ilnee, i.i-.i w tirnver'a line, Chestnut lllll. Int.
Nnrtlmond (-em. Fi lends miy rail Tuea, eve.
l,i:iH r .Sti,ia,.nlv v.. tl le-reeiu-r .. .
Mimnret nnd l.ile Auitusl tJel.t, aaed an nl- I
ntlvea .nd friends Invited tn funrrnl aervicea. 'x
Tnirj 2.1U i m . ,11112 Tulip .1 Krinda may 1
'"'A.JV'1.. "'r. V- '" '" ll'lvie rem. "
(1II1SON. Suddenly Nov. II. 2S2T Slter it.
Inrae -'.th nnd . tn r. t ats.t. vNliltHW T .on i
nf JHrtlia nnd Into Samii'l Olbfon. rtelallve V
and frlrn.I. (IrrnMntown Golden SMr. I.. O. U.
.No .Ti 2stn Ward Rtnnemin I-'ellnvvshlp. Invil-d i
Jn finenil, Wert , 2.3H p m , CHurfh nf he In- j
tere-ssinn 5!Uh nnd Hetcher sts Int. Itlll.td.
, m . J.lln'n,l car aerGce. Ilemalna mar b
.-.1 Tuea eve. -y
nt. '.'.". V ! " SV' " Naval Horn.- PI-.THrt l!
fllll.VJtl) llelntle., and friends NnvalVeti.. 1
I!,n, ,.r.1,,on "'. ,,,rt "f rjilla Invited to fu-
ve,i nr. " :"-.:"" ".' "-. . ii, tut
lw. lr .Tnhn flinrd. lf.i H 21,1 Pt. Uih
rpjupn miss, st r.dmond'a rtiu-rli 10 a ml
In Ml t'risj ivm
IIAMIUTOV-. Snv II SAHAH HMXAnBTIT.
SI? v.1':''1 tn 'ynTH p-' vIpm, Wed.. S p. m.,
!M s tritt nt. Int Mivitf.
HAMMl.M;r-Nov 11 JOSKPH A. hipf.aB4
ff iM-mric If-impll nnd pon ,,f Ht,. !-. trick
nnd f-irnn lUttltnHI Itplitlv--i and Mendp !n
iltuHi o funrrnl Wfd it f. m mvi li.-jntmlciC
ftr.,7rn.ton..'N J ,nt I'Ptrtwn. P..
HKAMN --Nm l? inSKPH H . huard of
.him . iii-niii min m nrmtPK' UPlallVf
ii tidl f.l.in.1. II...,U vV.. d p
nil". III. Uil- III IIIUII ,-(!
Ilimil.NS- At lloorlv. N J, Nov. lo
MAUY IIIfKlINS (np I),i1pV wlfp of lAt
Jnppph HltfBln. nplatlv p Hti'l frlond !nvlt1
to fnnrral prlsfft Wod 2'1n p m., fiflS
Conppf Pt. II. rlv N J Int Momunrrt rm.
IIOWAUIi Nn. II MPPCS f ron of
lit ThnmiP nnd Ann Howard TtplatUpp nJ
frlrndp lnItrd tn funrrnl Wotl , 7 a m. from
natdMnr of nltpr. Mm .Ttrfmlnh I,ir, 2222
N Itlth Pt lllirli rpr,iilrm inapp Church Our
IfaiK nf Merry s . m . thnr to nth and
Columbia Ap Station, to t.ik H a m. train
far St Cl.tlr Scliullilll Co for Int
.lONHS No.. ID. at Prbtprian Tfomp.
r.ith Pt and ilnenw ly a JIAIIY I JONKS.
Hfintlvpt and f rr ndp lnltot to funeral norv
In p Wd 1 .in t in ti.trtora of Cli.trlop PPzn
tnil.r Sun 1 ! N. 20th Pt Int. private.
Mlldlptown (Vm Mlddftnnn Pa IttmMni
inn It xPwod nt rhiipfi nf Mlddleto-wn (Vm.,
.'I p m Chpptr piiMrp rnpv Auto funral.
JUNKS No 11. SllM'Alf. widow nf John
It. JoTi1 Itineral Prlrr, port' repldcnra.
u im.im S Jon. h .1144 Wuvne r Otn.,
Will 1 'i n m Int. prlal
Ki:0(lll Suddenly. Nov 11. JOHN W hu
' mil of HrUUet (nop Con-a) Hplatlip ami
fr.phd tmtdoxoa of Wllll.tin Cramp a S. U
V, Il Co , in. i ltd to funpral Thurp., Htd a m..
2.12 Cedar t 1 2.1th Wardl Solemn requiem
hum St Ann' Churph 1 a m. Int Cathe-
"kKHU-Nov 11 MAHC1ATIRT .T KRRtU
need U jenra HelntHea and friends AUverta
(J. Mi r-r Lodge. No. 11. U of A., 'nvlted t
funrrnl pprvlrep. Thurp.. 2 n m.. brotherlft
lavr' renltlenco. Albert A Molr. 222 E. Al
minl at , (Wrnnntown Int. private.
KIHIIVAN No S rilV.Nt Kfr T103AM.1
(Dlt). diuchter of I(rnard J nnd Fmncei h;
Klernan (net Doushprtvl Helatlvea and friend.
I. pintle ot Sirred He-rt of St. Stephen's
Chureh. Invited to fumril, "Md., S'HO a, m.,
parents' rrpidence. 3113 N llth Pt Solemn rs
nulcm mapf St Stephen's Chureh 10 a. m.
Int. Holy s-pulchr- (Vm Auto funeral.
KIDD Nov II THKODORB H., hubnfl
ot bnruh II. Kldd ne Motthennv) and son of
Lit Samuel a, id Mary A. Kldd, ntrtd T4. fteU
thrs and friends all poctetles of which he was
a inemn. r lnltjl to fnner.tl sericoh, Wed., 2
n m .113 S Chester ae . Olenolden, Did. Co.,
Pa Int. private Krlenda may Iow remains
Tiie after 7 p. m.
KNOX Nov 11 FltANK. hupftand of Mary
(1 Knox (nee T,tpp a iced 2. llelatlvrp and
frleiidn f mnoep P It T. Co.. Invltrd M
funeril perbep Thurp 2 p. ri . Ilia leopara
pt. Int (Jri'enmounf (Vm. Itemalni rauv t
viovii WVd., s to 10 p. m.
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