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CITiZtNS’
LEAGUE !S
VERY HAPPY
Gratified Over Voters’
Indorsement ol* Ke
form Program
i Aid. I.odgc Smiling:
I'lieiVs a Itcuson
VM John (' !.od*e I* ft»* linß 1
1 rnth«*r riu'hty, lovlay, thunk you. '
iind tu <|uiv•• prepared to believe
I th* re I*'h)ly i« snirtsi bin* In the
j claim that *v> rythlnß comn to |
I him who wait if hf hu.-tle.n ,
' w hile . • w:• i- Ilf was the pi
oneer In lie movement for u '
small coiineil, ami has u*»rd up i
j., ~ i >t | thousand mbit feet or j
p, rs« * l l y pood breath in spread j
i in. the doctrine. which received !
1 s ieh ntho-in®tic indorsement i
from iio voter Tuesday. Three j
\. r- a;o Aid. |,od' >» had only '
<>ne ;i|>po)t< rln the round], his ,
; i oile i ■ from lh* First ward, i
, \ 11 \ l ino
;A. ;n o . lued w ilt, them later >
! nnd '.v the »tme the proposition |
\v a*, si 1 1 n 1 1' ’• I to \oti iliere
I were i let.l til* ' lh< l Os >h< i OUT)
i}| i.ui- • and on th*' sldi of t* j
form
I'iin. V. V u -h. a-'orm-y for (to
l H*t Hdt < <./.• t.“' lea ftp w h*" ** char
ter r< i •tu and nln** man council
plan v. .. mdorte 1 in Tnrsdny <
~}» <u< ■ . n.i- e out the followin*
sta,• n • Wednesday
X|4 . I tor Vf(l, • "a unit m* m’>» •
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A • I .o' t.rfsvr tr. p. . b
tlic '-i • ' . ' i "fn’ l ’ nt j
k• ’ ’
« ''• To th'.s tie •>' ««M TH*
~ t >,f sin* han 1 who Vi-lUv*
~,, h pi U l>i r * 1 j-srs -r.i t fit
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t,, ti iv si * t»l** »iiv*rnmrnt In
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v snt • t t laws av th. t»‘* I*a
ia'ai. i ui.it f” i uriisno n*-nt to our
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I . 1),. . n I • a- A* Walt.
\>i .iiii'. f t' ■ >'..l* in va ii •.«
sections lit* eit)' ah* vs ‘hr* tnc
~ r j ti i. ;* wV' o la *• v * k
fries: o 1 v* m mot tb rn afi. t>
*.. h .... ! • ll.an te any nth* i • !•«“
if i ■ i
th* vti 1 i ' <■( v Misntav.
Tip. • i* cann* t mp**** tnc.
si rotor 1 v its ai.preriatien *• T ttia
SPt** 11 ‘ ' 1 * I'H ' *' f It’* ' ’ '
and *: -< a •><••< iat*-.« as well *> • i'.-
r* 'TTt.cr' "f th* * ommr.n conn ti who
w *r* w it: n*r i . a "•* *».. -i •
s. tilt *«t f-r the eT.m t k -1,
p I *r |1*t(:iII V to *v|■ • ■
11. n t hr..a'imtnd* I ■' . n.
ells tsvfi.-v of ths n*»spnp* s ' tb*»
. ov Oi ’ill* • * in lisha' f iif . 1 -} v
* nln'nt l o tr>.lt ta to lie i* 1 i
fiat |i has a pr*- . wh' h hew
*.*r rtt*f' ’. nt th** ’I. v - . p «* •. I
inn y hr tti v i ri<> » j. \> n is .i unit
w hen If colors |. tlis arlvo.-a v of
rlanii arol |ii ki...lvi> j..varin nt
for th* w i • . •
Bar Women From Camp
rills Nov 7 - ('apt. Moffett,
tommnnd ih* at th flreal Iji»ie« m
vnl trainmK oat.on. announced to
dnv Ihnt oil yonx n would hu barred
from th*; (fate, exceptlm; V e in,
ffr.v jcftrmo.'.nA **bd Sundav- NT»»;
feti explained that man- viMtor*
lia.l been vmnitn of questionable
f h» r ai ti r An exception will l>
llind- in '’if .*'■ of Rlleafs of 110*1
ni -ion. J cfTeerH.
rCommonweaJtfr Savings Bank
I ~ ~
J 'RANK WOI.I .... Vlre ?'rnf>lri« n1
•THE RANK WHERE YOU SEEL AT HOME'' OMPDFIT A TYLER .... Vic#-Pr^«id*nf
Hammond Bldg., S. E. Cor. Fori ond Qriiweld Sto. ’HKD H. TAI.BOT (.**hi*r
WOULD HAVE CITY
TAXES PAYABLE
AT MANY POINTS
It l(w haitl \I VV .itnod, one of th*
newly ejected * (har'er revisionists
ha- hti "a>, taxpayers will not
l»* ohllg«d to work their w»y thru
the crowds to the clt> hill t«» "ho!
lie up," hot may go Inlo any hank
or (Jr iik store, pay the.r hill* an<J
c*-t a receipt, He will urge that
the n* w charter contain a provision
to thl- effect and that the m« thod
of collection be similar to that rm
ployed by the gas and ele* trie com
panies The semi puhlii service cor
potations permit person* to pay
their t>|]ln In a convenient manner
near their home* without any pen
alt) he In a added. If the city adopts
a similar plan it will save thou
sands of persons hours of time, in
the past the> have beep obliged to
come downtown to the city ball and
In th rush periods stand for hours
and even then not have a « hance
to be waited on Mr Watson ■ plan
would do awar with this, he claims
and he will urge such a provision as
soon as Ho* revision commission
meets.
THREE COPS
DISMISSED
BY COU2ENS
One Let Out Must After
Receiving Bonus
From C ommissioner
Several days after receiving lion
* rnbh tm n»l**r» and a honu for mer
it' 'lou service from police Cor.
-1 •n• • t'o. /.< ns, Patrolman IVte*
v • nt'd;i us the (i. hih pre<'re;,
dt.in.i-*••!, f• uni th- department
vv. n *la charged with hmiK;
duaik. ;i. Joined til* lorce ,\iu I-'
. ;t»l ha I . 1 1r* .ii> K-rvul extra time
r« r " and wh**n ’m appeared to
Mi-. . to 1 . |iu t iij rgi>. VV edn« -
day
Two o' pi j patrolmen were dl
-ed -.-* Kon ■ 'zn>. 'ot\vn'
e<! in polo »• court on a cha • ii
t< .«1 1 nir i t re. was dropped, wltt
ts • » iten ent that If he were fo.j ii
r.- * rirM) h\ Jury In ’J;-* n«* order -
u'.r • » which he appealed t!.
**\ n 'iii'»K would prevent hts r*
r, * n'> rn :ii.
.Ii- H K'n aid told the coirnti'
U .* > h» v i- -Irk and took whifk'.
t• r< v t'ic illrv.-S lis anpi tloi
nlflcfi however, ‘aid Kincaid \».i
r*lntn drunk and he *» a* I"' out
Arch:* M.mno, of tin retdral sta
lion, was -nap* tided fn ! day* for
not properl\ resrrhiLg . prisoner
As 't ir, i ni/s fee* are had and h*-
carin- a- « \tra .I*ii\ on i beat !>«■
whs It*id off without pa)
P Obe Battle Creek Fire
BATTLE t HKKK Mich, Nov 7
Authot I* |e> :rc today Investigating
th* * ,iui" ol a *:r.,"On fire which de
stroved the Hattie ("reek sanitarium
vin heist last mchr Incendiarism
t .«ust ice ted.
Deaths
\ e* \. i i.nn tiC! n" if. ■ "Irg
t * ;.i ’. \i » i<’|■ t. * 111« Kf-hirt
M • »:ap, .51 * 11n»• >»>. 4? 'no, lobar
.nnimofi a *;• a* H. P i*h. ’ llink
• ft asthma T Ns* -utm *
Kilo »n. ItuMr.iad. near M* V'.liOtl,
7 >*■ ar » hr- n -h*' rneum-*n * lla*»
haii \ f*i m..• •: t n as )*»• t 1 i Vi.>i n. • a
!>-•,( • t, i.nr *i I n 1 * ||> .cl Tin
don't, -“"'ii” an hi iit *ii. n • it 7"
. mi pprilt:! I MariAßil
' 1 1 i. tisnati. l -lay *.
i.t i f* - ”i Mic It xttfeta
I:>i I ll ili *. ► -." **. i » rof»ia•
ii ,4. * v *•, t. *. v■* • c *i * • r> 11 n i
* t.,. n i i> v * 'i r * ;< ■ i • win
t: «• .**«*» 1* 'o i < . it I, I« •♦«*'!
■ > •»,- •• < t- • A
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|. ,;i .••!»•> t ii rre»i|oat-i i’ illn*-
p i ■ *-i i> Thii t 1 • ear*
it■ 11. - j■ 11t>: rut • I**• .ili i I < * 11v
-*k i, i ’,i ■ • • t •. 1 >i rra* •
fur* <t »k- *1 I nfik Iti-mu*'
t -I i•-i 1 '• v**i r« p-rit'-fit • I ei-i*
XV -j.) k. 1 . *.* .. I irn-r i h*. > - mcl* •
* i .-’ftntsln w W’ti r; . n*ki. ’mi
Tii i*' ■ 'Tfth. ah* H . , >• a 1 1 . '--bar
pc •« ni-i t i-r. Tt .tin j7l • Icffer*
ion L, . » o-nrh, valvular h* ,r ii'l dls
«‘/i nrii*-« OftLh, i'litldrao - I'n-i
h*'«pltai * jeonths. malnutritton:
li-hsnnn * imrli-, l** l' M no atm, r»2
■riii .nr it>. fnniin- 1.-cxeako,
1021 |'|ini>Ms. 2] years mitral team.
*;llsfi*-n. < |i nr, Samaritan ti *s
pitnL 17 typhoid
Mallov, 115 Ksnd"ll. ?•< > ear** chronic
oil' -Inr t.*-a ll fti-’A-.* * rr. Tanki
tl .1 ■ - I'noipau, 7 7 wars *'arctno.ua
VVm.eto.in. krfinrin, sit s».xioi e»»rh
* 1 » - -i - •*. ii ne M*. r,i -<! ta
•. .i< m.w • ;ia<lst..n< 2.7 years »-n
II rfr /i r<it t' ■ Matilda Pavi-tt*-. ?'*7
yy*>»»»». 52 '*-his <a: Inm -• |{oy
>*rhi. ;it ala. II iriu-r liospifal, : 5 y eat *•
tn‘-i‘'- ta- r,i* ntn^'t:» «rn*s J >hn
* 4 r. :'<o «• ears, a pop ten
ii iu.i Ii kansi'n. Samaritan hospital.
.1 ■ in.-., asttiina. ( asitnir (‘Kraal* k
.ci' ii. -f fi about 27 \ears.
|..| skiiil M.ke limn ink. )<*f
I ; ■ i K •*. <»»*..ui 21 years. mitral
r* k■ ire 11att*>n
CHARIER TO
00 TO VOTE
IN APRIL
Planned To Have New
Document Ready For
Submission Then
Even before the la«t snow and ice
have melted from ltalroit streets the
voters will have another chance t<»
express their opinion on Hie reforms
for which I hr* pMurr-* of Tuesday
Indicate the riliaeOß are eng* r.
Within the next few days events
mill move along rapidly, so tha* it
mill be possible to submit anew
charter to the voters in a special
election in April.
City Clerk Lindsay has railed a
meeting of the canvassing board in
hie office, Thursday morning, to can
v kmh the vote on the charter rev is
ion commission and certify the elec
tion of the men named h> the voters
on Til end iv as th* re more only
nine candidate* and as the board Is
to be comprised of nine, all mere,
of cour**-. elected, so It is only nes
essary for them to be properly cer
tided to empower the board to get
to work
The .line non elected to the char
ter revision commission mill then
havi until SaMirdav morning to Qual
ify At that time City Clerk Lind
•ay will try to have the newly * lot:’
* and < onuuls-ion meet and organize
The comm,>.»!on can then start in
on it-> Job of re writing the charter
of the city
Richard M Watson v member of
th* commission. voi< ing the opinion
of a l a)oii»y of those elected, de
lar*i it is the idea of the commis
sion to get tore*tier from dvr to
lav and revise th" rharter dt»<u*s
lr» and accepting it a .••''ft on at a
tlm* \> fast as the sections are
prepared if !< the present Intention
of i.e commission to have them pub
lished and pnn'ed in pamphlet form
*o that the cittren* mav have a n
portuhity *»f studving them before
th* \ er*' ovlled upon to vote on the
qu< -*tion of the new charter All of
I— nn-mber are commuted to a
brief charter and one that will n<>*
mire a learned lawyer to intpr
<»;i* r*f ihe first questions to be
red will be the snail council
< •<•(! at large <*r s non partisan
b.i'i Th* commie * lon will write
into ih« charter a provision for a
cowr.f i of nme n,**n if this ts ac
< ept**d in the rpecial election next
\prli. the candidates for Uie small
hoard of aldermen will le voted for
next fall and take office Jan 1, ikll*
ii on*» a war fn>m the coming J«nu
ar; The firs* council * II h* elec ’
ed fo r one vear. If i< i-latined At
the expiration of th* firs: year the'
mils ,<il stand sot reflection. the
id*-« be in*: lo >]•• n* il if Min
two ve*rs, so tr.a f the * itv elrctiq:
will not cc me coincident with the
state nr national election
In jh** event of th*' voter?- reject
ing tho charter *■ r«v *od it will
b« necessary ni \f fall to elect a
council of only 21 m*n. or ore from
each ward, mi that on January. 1509,
a smvll'r louncll will be Inducted
tot ■ office. cither on* f ntrv r.scn
oi on** of ; 1 non. <i. end of the
pr• * m body of 4C, a<* both the pro
po.-ai io 1* of nine men and one
from ward earned
Revise*. Salary Schedule
Chief Krgtfieer Delbert C. Smith,
of tie board of education, has pre
pared a IK w schedule of w age* for
ieniior* and engineers employed in
ih* school*, which he will submit to
•he board for approval Thursday
night Mr Smith raw he has at
t* u>pt*‘d to i qualirc the pay on an
equitable basis.
Marriage Licenses
Walter T'linn. 2*l Detroit. AlbCrtlne
K"il*>wiU. 23. Indana.
f'lf'tt li Lyn. 2V cihio. Sarah IT.
(Vi.i>l*-t, is »M),i'i
Arthur • f»unnecker. 3."., Detroit;
l‘*'Mi i; ll.iitj, 1 *«, same.
Mdberf ft Itrlor, 51. Detroit;
i.iiiove Miller, 2!, ivnnsy i ran ia.
Jol.n Kisenbrls. .'l. Detroit. Jane
Ihtw n i its. • 1 r ‘, s«tne
laiem-r TV William*, C n . Detroit,
i’or* K. It'iidrle. tv. cam**
Alvin Mohn 3J Orchard Lake.
I dlth M* i llrv hev. 1? Livonia
'{■maid Jackson, s*. Detroit; May
tiell Jewell. IS, Adrian
I■ «se|>h Za*ke : « Detroit; Sophia
lit * l. '<• -alive.
M. i? M.-on 21. hV. Va Hilda
\ m*:* i> 21. 1 ..»rut.
I >♦* -: llmi i nnn, 22. Detroit Mag
gi<* Smith. "f* arm**.
Ik * D Cork* .r.d, 27. Detroit, Clara
Jt.hns >n, 33. same.
C’D-de Stevens. 23. Detroit Tear!
Middleton. 2d, «am*> »
'in? I Trs*v. l»etrolt; Joale
Will Iter, »C- same
.1.-tin Olhrot 27, Detroit; F.mtly
Montforil, ’**., <*atrie
Jakob C. • -in 2*. Detroit, Sophia
I’lontek 27. same
DETROIT TIMES
THOSE WHO TRADE
WITH FOE MUST
EAT WITH HIM
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 —Euro
pean neutrals nr.ve not yet given
the T T nited State* satisfactory a*
stjrance'» that food shipments from
this country will he kept out of Ger
many, It was announced today. And
until “satisfactory" uaHUrances are
klvcn. said a povetninent official to
the United |*re.«s, “they won't pc*
any. The embargo on shipment of
supplies to Norway. Sweden. Den
mark, Holland. Spain and Switzer
land. derlured week* ago by the
president, ia still alrtlgh’." I*oop
holes thru which supplh s might slip
have been closed
CUSTER SUPPLY
TRAINGOESFIRST
They’ll lie Vanguard of Michi
gan Selects In
France
DATTI.E CREEK. Mich., Nor. 8
—Division officers stat*-d todav that
tho flret troops to leave <'Rtnp Cus
ter for overseas service will be 500
men comprising the Tour Hundred
and Ninth supply trsin V. S. A The
train will be in c >mmand of M.i).
F. Hailey.
Everv select at Camp Custer is
now in pernio dent barracks, changes
from temporary barracks having
been mad*- yesterday. The camp is
now ready to accommodate the sec
ond 40 per cent of Michigan Wiscon
sin select a due t<> arrive here uitn.n
the next two week*.
GRAND JURY
CALLS GANTERT
George A Gantert. police tele
phone operator charged with lipping
off raids on tesorts, and Henry A.
Montgomery, chief investigator for
the ptoaer utor's office, were the only
wit tH-saes summoned for Wednes
day's session of the circuit court
grand Jury
The prosecutor declares that
Gantert admitted to him. In a state
ment taken shortly after his ar
rest. that he helped shield the un
derworld from the police, but said
he did It only to he a good fellow
He declared that he did not take
money for this service.
Wednesday marked the third ap
pearanee of the prosecutor's investi
gator before rto* grand Jury lie
took a large notebook Into the
courtroom with hint Montgomery
has three assistant*. none of whom
has been summoned to appear thus
far.
Double Trouble
"Busy days for my wife
"How so?"
"Has to keep her white shoes
powdered as well a>- her fac*
(WASHINGTON
\ CLOTHES /
1 SHOP ]
vty
Overcoats
at s 2s —and
SUCH Values!
Some oil painting
are expensive at sl'>
and some are dirt
cheap at half a mil
lion. All dejjends up
on the Artists.
$25 is a ridiculous
ly little price for
Washington Clothes
Shop overcoats.
They art* produced
by the l*»8t artists in
clothesdom. You
could tell it by their
lines and by their
carefulness of finish.
Only by putting one's
heart into one's work
could such clothes ns
these be made.
And don’t forgot
that their yoke and
sleeve lining is of silk.
$25.
Washington
Clothes Shop
202 Book Bldg.
Washington Blvd.
VzHiTE MOOSE
STIR HUNTERS
<'losed Season Prevents Shoot*
in* of (Jiant Animal Which
Startles Lumbermen
HAN GO It, M«. t Nov. ' - Nearly
♦*v*»ry hunting season m Main**
)1»'1'1« At leant one albino deer, but
seldom does a hunter get ho much
41 -** * glimpse of a white moose.
H* D( 0 the lively interest aroused by
the rrjK>rt of J. (} Sjilivan, of N*«v
York, that h** and another member
of Ida party «aw nl Mount Katahdin
recentiy n g‘g n»ie bull whose coat
vv-t* almost .vlil: •, nod probnbl;
VM,: ‘ ,■ * " • "lx -o if washed.
n report front Katahdin revive*
meiporl?* of the famous “phantom
moose" of F>ob*icr lake, whose pe
rlodi'al appearance In the season*
of to 1&(>4 created great ejcite
men’ among sportsmen and logging
crew*.
Mr. Sullivan says he van near
enough to the moose to have shot
l.im. and only the four year* close
time law prevented the bagging of a
remarkable specimen The beaat
Mood a ftnit or ao hljher at the
-boulders than the ordinary bull,
and hia antlers were of tremendous
-weep and ,-pread.
The giant of the I,on*ter lake wa*
n famous fighter, and no hunter dnr
' and go after hint single handed Hun
tired* h. and tried to "get” him, but he
seemed to h< ar a t harmed life. Hi*
faculty of getting around, too dis
tinguished him from the ordinary
moose.
All moo*ic travel faat and have a
considerable innuc of feeding
ground, but the phantom of I/obnter
lake 'r.-iveraed the country from the
swamps of northern Washington
,county to the .headwater* of the
Kennebec, and from Moosehcad to
the northern wilds of Aroostook. He
was easily identified- no one had
ever *e>n anything to compare with
him in aue, unles* it might have
been the mons'er killed at King
tlett lake, in »he Kangeley re
v or. and only old Indiau guides
pretended to have seen a really
white itioore.
'•> much wa*. said and written
about the phantom mooio of Lobster
lake tha' hunter* came from fat and
wide to get a shot nf him, and be
cause few of hi* pursuers managed
♦ ven to get a glimpse of him h
tor.v got abroad that he was a myth
that the celehrsted phantom w■<
Tooth ache
i8 what
Sherman said about war.
Painless Dentistry
Produces a Quick
Painless Victory
Peerless Painless Dentists
( orner of Woodward and Jefferson
«
merely the Invention of some linn:*-,
native writer Hut ninny lumber
men on the Penobscot know better,
for they had seen him and had h-*en
bo'iieje.i a lot by him
Superstitious French and Indian
cooks and choppers d* ret ted t au>p
erews because they h'td seen the
spectre and considered It tm tmien
of evil, and many of the logger*
wasted time Icoklng for the big
1 east, thinking to win a fine pot of
tiionev If they could bring him down
- which undoubtedly they could
have done, for that moose’s head
would hate been worth u_ small for
tune. i.
(■inis Warden Perkins, who in
speets shipments thru IJaneor.
the moose family is Increasing rap
tdiy under the protection of the fou*
years close time A few bulls may
he kliled by lumbermen, bu’ nothing
like the number hunters used to
brintr down, and when the moose
again becomes a legal mark. In th<*
(ail of 191?, It Is likely that th*
sportsmen will find game wo r t>‘
shooting at, and plenty of It.
Heard at a Party
Kdith —That Mr IHibbleigh you in
troduced to me is a fine daneer,
he's so light on Ills feet.
Marie- When you get better ac
quainted with him you'll dlM’ove:
he's light at both end*
Price as Always
50 cts.—sl.oo
(two »rx.«s)
Dr. Caldwell’s
SYRUP PEPSIN
The Perfect Laxative
We believe the public
will appreciate our sac
rifice of profit in con
tinuing the old price in
spite of the tremendous
increase in the cost of
manufacture. You can
buy Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin from your drug
gist for fifty cents or
one dollar a bottle.
Studebaker
TRADE-IN-SALE
—we can see the end of this sale
got almost all the used cars we
can handle. Have YOU been in?
You can actually make money
by trading in your car today
And you will practice genuine economy by doing it. A careful
inquiry into the comparative values of Studebaker cars at
present prices and the probability of all new car prices going
sky-high after the first of the year, will prove to you that now
is the time to make a trade-in as an investment.
No matter if you don’t export to land and there's every r* ms mto suppose
your car this winter, you’ll be sure of it will be duplicated hero. Our advice
h fine new car next spring, if you secure to ; il our friend- is to trade-in th *ir old
it now. You will, in all probability, save cm now.
from S3OO to ssob. . .Tust now w<* can rrfti'.c you a wonder-
There’s Ixiund to be a shortage of fine j ! ,' e - few
cars before spring—and what cars there " ,AA' u u-' .' i!.
ft re will [>erhaps rise oO p*r cent in F ... „ ,i .. i ,
price. That’s what well-informed ob
servers teil us. \Ni conditions have TomOnow may be too la*e .or jou
* brought about this condition in Lng- to make your trade.
STUDEBAKER
513 Woodward
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The New Management of the
(jotfl
tpontrtiaripain
Wishes to Announce a
BUSINESS MEN’S
LUNCHEON AT
75 CENTS
In the Grill from 12 to 2 O’clock
FRANK W. H A R RIM AN
Managing Director
Happy Prices
STEINBERG
/J I SELLS
Overcoats
Yf SUITS
K j UNREDEEMED GARMENTS.
If. I Original values from S2O to $lO
LMJ
fl Os Os 7
'll | Steinberg’s
jJJ dSj|L IX)an office
IJ7-119 Michigan Ave.
No Guess Work
S 'TEfTSi
TIMES can show the advertiser fnwt wham he
is talking to in any block in the dty.
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