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munMUiND FALLAJJiUM AMU fci U 1 -1 &UG RAM, KiCHAlUiND. IND iviUiN DA 1 , AfKiL 4, iyl.
FAUE 'TH1RTKEN
THE PALLADIUM
LASSIFIED ADVERTISING
St&ndardtred and Indexed for quick ref
erence acordinsr to the Basil I Smith
System (Copyright).
Advertising Rates
1 cent per line, per insertion. 6
words to the line. No ad taken for less
than tO cents each or leas than SO cents
charfre. No ads accepted arter 1 1
o'clock on day of publication. For
contract, call phone 2834 or 2872.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our gratitude
for the kindness and sympathy shown
us by the neighbors, friends, the
Masonic order, the Knijshts of Pythias,
the Grace M. E. Church, Barrica and
Rlgr Brother Sunday School classes,
P.ev. Backus and Rev. Carnes for their
words of comfort, appreciation of the
music so beautifully rendered and the
efficient services of Mr. Steprall, during
the sickness and death of our husband
and father, Samuel H. Amlck.
MRS. S. H. AMICK AND SONS
WANTED Housekeeper, middle ape.
fn- mU familv. Call 1303 Harris St.
HELP WANTED MALE
Four Wavne County Men
WANTED
If you have had some experience In
meeting and selling to the public, you
can make a good connection with old
nd reliable corporation, backed by
kest bank and commercial references
and who have been qualified by Indi
ana Securities Commission. '
If you believe you can sell securities,
insurance, stocks or bonds, we have
Just what you want and we want you.
STRONG CO-OPERATION will be
given to successful applicants who
measure up to high standards of char
r I
acter and selling ability. The fou
men that are selected will be placed
immediately in position to earn from
$300.00 to $1000.00 per month.
5ond will not be exacted, but best
references required. For interview,
address Local Opportunity, Palladium.
WANTED
MANAGER
Largest corporation manufacturing
product that has conclusively proven
thst it aids in producing at least 25 to
100 larger crops is opening a branch
office at Richmond and requires the
services of business mun as manager.
Previous experience not essential, but
applicant must be competent to handle
large amounts of money, hire and han
dle help. S 1.000 cash required. Fully
secured. This proposition should net
live man $10,000 annually.
Big advertising campaign starting,
including full page ads in local papers.
When wriiing give full details In order
to secure interview. Applicant must be
able to come to Chicago for two days' i
instruction. Unless you can do so at
rnr and iinlfm vaii nan m rr 1 t Vi c rp. '
ouirernents of this ad. and your reputa
tion is good, save your stamps. This
is a real opportunity, and presents it
self but once in a life time. Write or
wire immediately.
NATIONAL SOIL BACTERIA
CORPORATION
Transportation Building
Chicago, Illinois.
HELP WANTED Male or Female 5
YOUNG MEN. WOMEN Over 17, for
postal mail service. $120 month. Fx
aminations April. Experience un
necessary. For free particulars of in
struction, write J. Leonard, (former
Civil Service examiner i. 1041 Equitable
Ride:, Washington. D. C.
HLP WANTEp -FEMALE 6
"SALESLADIES
WANTED
Experienced in Ladies' Ready to Wear.
Good salary to right party. Box H
C43, care Palladium.
ANTED Housekeeper. middle aged
lady. Call in person. 1200 X. 1 .
WANTKH (rirl for assistant in physi
flan's offief. Call from 6 to h p. m.
119 South 13th !t.. City.
WOMAN, middle atfc, for house work.
Apply to Box 15S. Cambridge City.
Indiana.
TO" MAKETjOo' MONT'hLY M AILIX
circulars. I furnish material, instruc
tion 12c. Virga Supply Company, 521
Oliver Strict. Cln:inna ti. Oh I o.
SALESMEN & AGENTS WANTED
AflENTS To spark pluar testers.
Write National Spark Plus Tester Co.
Benton Harbor. Mich.
Paint Agents
Sell Tower Paint direct from
the factory to the consumer
on liberal commissions. Un
dersell stores on highest qual
ity paint. Tower Paint is not
sold on claims. It is sold on
facts. The formula is on
every can of Tower Paint.
Formula used on House Faint
recommended by Hureau of
Standards of United States
government. Prospective cus
tomers are bombarded from
home office by fact literature.
I'aint sold on liberal terms,
and customers must be satis
fled. Exclusive territory.
Farmers, mechanics, paint
agents anybody with a little
pep can build up a perma
net, honorable, profitable
V, paint business. All state
ments hereir guaranteed by a
firm over 50 years old. Write,
wire or come. Give your quah
tications and territory you
desire.
THE TOWER VARNISH & DRYER
COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio Established 1868
SITUATION WANTED 8
WOMAN AND LITTLL OIHL Wants a
a place as housekeeping. 127 1-3 N. 3.
SERVICES OFFERED 8
WASHINGS WANTED 503 N. 167
ROOMS FOR RENT 9
KUItNlSHKlJ ROOM 42 So. 10th.
P'OU KENT Desirable room in fine lo
cation, near Main. Phone 1769.
VOli UKNT Kurnisiicd room, with pri
vate entrance. 013 South 11th.
Foil 11KNT Pleasant sleeping room,
315N. 12.
F6llWOKKlNG GIHLS OR WOMEN
Sleeping room to rint, with cookinfr
and washing privileges; J2.00 one
person, $3.00 2 persons. Note Posi
tively no light housekeeping. 803 N.
V street.
LIGHT HOUSE K EE P I NG ROOM S 9
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING' ItOOMS 226
N. 9.
L KUitNISHEIl Light Housekeeping
T"joms. No children. 221 N. 14.
TOli RENT L Vg h t housekeeping
rooms. 31 N. 11th St.
TWOFUnNISHEIIJiRlTtHousekeep
lnff rooms. Phone 1247.
2 rRNISlIEb ROOMSFor light
housekeeping. Phonje 5275.
TWoTrONT ROOMS For light house
keeping, for desirable party. 415V4
' Main. Inquire Hopkins.
HOUSES APTS. TO RENT
FOR RENT Upper modern apt. 151914
n. r. .
FOR RENT 7-room modern house.
Phone 11J.
FOR RENT 6-room house. Inquire
Thomas Adklns. Morton Lake Cottage.
FOR- RENTOne modern furnished
apartment. Geo. R. Moore. 102 S. 2d.
Phone 1149.
BUSINESS SERVICE 12
CARPETS CLEANED. 5 cents yari
carpets scrubbed. IS cents yard.
V. W. Walter, 107 & 9.
CISTERN CLEANING and Repairing
filters specialty, roof painting, gen
eral repairing. Phone 608. 412 K 11-
LAWN MOWERS sharpened.
-Bruner. Phone 2516.
Frank
FOR SALE: Goodrich & Hearsey tires,
repairing. Lawn mowers sharpened.
Wesley Brown. Phone 3086.
WALL PAPER CLEANING 12
WANTED Paper cleaning.
Phone 2228.
C. Borden.
WALL PAPER HANGING
PAPER hanging, better get your order
in before everyone is busy. Phone 3049
Moore.
PAINTING
15
HOUSE PAINTING Interior
finishing. E. C. Sims, phone
2571.
MOVING HAULING STORAGE
LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING
of HOUSEHOLD GOODS
RICHMOND STORAGE COMPANY
Crating and Storage
Rear 19 S. 11th St. Phonos 222S-1566
W. G. BAKER, Mgr.
For local and long distance hauling.
Furniture crated, stored or shipped.
AUTO MOVING VAN
200 South 7th St.
Phone 2608
W. Eo EVANS
For Local and Lrng Distance Hauling
of All Kinds.
Phone ?105 330 Lincoln
GEORGE A. HARRISON
FRED D. McCLURE
McCLURE & HARRISON
Stock and General Hauling
747 W. Main Phone 4802
Large and Small Loads
METAL PLATING
17
r
GOLD
Pings. Bracelets, Watch Fobs,
Umbrella Handles. Belt
Buckles. Iockets
i: K PLAT E D
Mirrors Resilverecl
Lahman Plating Works
209 W. Main. Phone 275S.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
17
COOK'S POWER SHOP
Furniture repairing a specialty
Phone [phone] W. Main
CARPENTER WORK
CARPENTER Repairing of all kinds.
No job too small or too large.
ROY SLOAN. 1ol8 N. K.
Phonf 8191
BUILDING MATERIALS
IS IT A GARAGE?
Build t vitK GmcrgteBIcyx
Jroxi Bertchjfros Phcce 3250
RECORD EXCHANGE
BUY used records, save 33 1-3 percent.
.Vein A. F!ooVt. Miller Harness Store.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21
8-YEAR-OLD HORSE, weight
1,100; heavy platform spring
wagon, heavy single harness
a bar-grain for quick sale. In
quire Kelly Hotel, North E St.
Phone 2751.
11 11 lUlilU'lLiL' U IT" U vCHa
are best for you because they
are simple in construction and
easy of operation, low in upkeep,
do the job as it should be done,
turn the corners and finish the
field. Order now.
WOOD Eo ELIASON
Centerville, Ind.
Motion Picture Equipment
for Sale
Projector, arc. stereopticon complete,
6 reels film, 100 slides, good subjects.
Dipo?al at a bargain. Call after 6
p. m. 203 North 2nd St.
Fori SALE Settee, 2 chairs, dininpr
chairs, chiffonier, 3 kitchen chairs, 2
stands, 1 pedestal, 1 chrst, cherry
drawer, vacuum sweeper, wheel bar
row 32." Wet M3in St.
l-OK SALE Stt rcopticon for slides or
cards, suitable for schools, churches
or homes. Mr. W. W. Gaar, Westcott
Hotel.
FOR SALE Grocery doing a pood
business in small town, Wayne Coun- j
ty. 12 N. 10th.
PINING-ROOM TABLE, pood as now.
41S South 8th, phone 2702.
,1 ANTIQUE CHAIRS 226 So. 12th.
FOR SALE Grocery stock and fix
tures. Address G7165. care. Palladium.
FOR SALE Two large iron vases,
cheap. Can be seen at Miller Harness
store. 827 Main St.
REMNANT "SALEKnitted
cloth, all cotton, 50c per pound.
Atlas Underwear Co,
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22
WANTED Refuse dirt, ashes, cinders,
old brick or rock dumped on lot. So.
Stli and M Streets. Bell. '
F U UN ITURE AN D STO V ES All k i n d s :
ffood prices. Home Supply Store, 131
Ft. Wayne Avenue. Phone 1862.
V A NTE D TO BUY .00 good used
dressers, chiffoniers and dressing
tables. It will pav vou to see us be
fore you sell. TOWNSENPS USED
GOODS. 533 Main. Phone 1296.
WATCHES AND SPECTACLES
For bargains in watches and high
grade spectacles, call at
C. E. KEEVER'S WATCH SHOP
7 South 11th St.
FURNITTJRE WANTED We pay high
est prices for Used Goods, Stoves,
etc Brammcr & poster, 17 So. 7th.
Phone 187G.
FURNACES
WOLVERINE FURNACES
E. J. Knapp. Ph. 1S76. Office li
S. 7
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Eggs! Eggs!
For hatching: from the best flock of
White Plymoth Rock chickens in the
county; SI. 00 per 15 or S5.00 per 100.
Apply at Geo. C. Schwearman's Meat
Market, No. 309 South 4th St. Phone
2204.
BUFF ROCK EGGS For setting.
N. 12.
927
PLYMOUTH EGGS For setting. Phone
1078.
FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs for
hatching. Byers' strain. S55 Rich
mond Ave. Phone 4726.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
33
FOR SALE
Two Dodge Touring1 Cars.
Three Dodge Sedans.
One Chevrolet "Four - Ninety"
Touring.
One Commerce Truck.
BETHARD AUTO CO.
1117 Main St. Phone 1041
FORD TOURING Phone 4844.
Classy Ford Speedster. 37 S. '
th.
BART
464.
GRAND CHEVROLET Phone
TIRES AND TUBES
35
Have You Seem
the Sioux City Tire that we are sell
ing? Two Tires lor the price of one,
plus $5.00. Any size, rib or non-skid.
SIZES and PRICES
4,000-Mile
Guarantee
..J36.33 $41.35;
34x4
..$37.10 $42.10
..$47.45 $52.45
High-Grade First. Tubes
2Sx3 $2.50 30x3 $2.50
30x3Va $2.50 32x3Vi $2.75
31x4 $2.85 32x4 $3.00
5x4
.$3.15
34x4
.$3.50
FELTMAN'S
Cigar Store
CUT-RATE TIRE STORE
Phone [phone] Main St.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
FOii SALE A pair of side wind )
shields, fit 1920 Buick 40fi N. 13th.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
Quality Automobile Painting
ERNEST R. SPENCER
Rear 720 So. 9th St Phone 271G
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
Have that Auto overhauled byj
our experts.
TMOS. A. ROBISON
1200 Main St.
Shop Phcne 1039 Res. Phone 6064
OFFIC E R O O MS FO R J? ENT 39
KOn RENT Office suites in K. of P.
Fids'. See Frank Strayer. room 201
K. of P. Bldff.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42
FOit SALE New modern double, rents
for 13. Good 6-room central. Ar
thur Brooks.
BUNGALOW For sale.
3264.
421 Pearl. Ph.
LARGE VACANT LOT Choice location
2 squares from Main St. East end.
Sop Geo. B. Moore. 102 S. 2. Ph. 1149.
B U ADBURY TBA 1 L EY"
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and
Surety Bonds. 202-204 Colonial Bldg.
TURNER W.HAI)LEY 2nd. National
Bank Bldp. Buys and sells proper
ties. Homes sold on pavements like
rent.
For REAL ESTATE and FARMS, see
A. M. ROBERTS. 18 S. 8th. Phone 4 171.
GOOD CITY HOMES
PORTERFIELD. Colonial Bids.
III II 28x3 ' -
ill II 30x3
If 20x3..
WW II 32x314..
WW 31x4
W ' 32x4
V 33x4 . .
I NEVER THOUGHT OF
LOOKING AT THOSE
LITTLE ADS BEFORE"
"I never thought of looking at these
little ads before," said the wife of
one of the most prominent city officials-Yet
she as able to get a dependable
paperhanger one day, and sold some
furniture for which she had no fur
ther use the next day.
There is lots of human interest in the
classified columns of this paper
Turn over and see for yourself.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42
See Us for
Farms and City Property
HARRIS & KORTEWEG
Southwest Corner 6th and Main Sta.
Office Phone 2278 Residence S01 4
C. E. KEEVER CO. has a fine list of
houses. Office phone 1641: res. 216$.
Office 7 S. 11th St. See as for bargains.
FOR SALE
7-ROOM HOME, with bath, house in
good shape. N. 19th St.; $3,700.
8 ROOMS, modern, North 21sL, large
lot and garage; $5,500.00.
4 ROOM COTTAGE, good little home.
I North 21st St; $2,000.
7-ROOM HOUSE. South 11th SL, good
furnace; $3,200.00.
SHIDELER
Phone [phone] Main St.
FOR SALE
FARM 80 acres, 4 miles southwest
I of Hagerstown, 6 miles north of Cam
bridge City; slightly rolling, good 7
room house, hank bam, double ga
rage, wash house and wood house,
smoke house and hen house, all new;
well fenced; running water; belong
ing to the heirs of the late Manila E.
Wissler. For further information see
JACOB E WISSLER
Cambridge City, Ind. R. R "A"
Phone 66 on 84
FARM LANDS Wisconsin
IiANDOLOOY SPL'CFAL NUMBER Just
out. containing- 1921 facts of clover
land in Marinette County, Wisconsin.
If for a home or as an investment
you are thinking of buying: good farm
lands where farmers grow rich, send
at once for this special number of
landology. It is free on request. Ad
dress Skldmore-Rif-hle Land Co.. 406
Skidmore-llichle Bid:?., Marinette,
Wise.
RlltlMECS DtrtMC UlAMTrn
ncf-,. upi.
Price Price!
ne Z? ' WANTED TO LEASE
Tires Tires :
. .$16.70 $21.70!
..$16.80 $21,801 .
..$21.00 $26.00 jbtoreroom, well located; size
I! Iwioo Soo ! not less than 18x60 feet.
..$34.65 $39.65.
PORTERFIELD
Colonial Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOAN
On Furniture, Pianos, Livestock,
Autos, Talking Machines, Etc.
Get Our Terms Before Borrowing
One to Twenty Months to" Pay
All Transactions Strictly Private
THE STATE INVESTMENT &
LOAN COMPANY
Room 40, 3rd Floor. Colonial Bldg.
Phone 2560
Use the
WELFARE
SYSTEM
LOANS
On Furniture, Pianos,
Stock, Liberty Bonds
SAVINGS
Pay You
6
LOAN
SOCIETY
9 N. 10th St. Phone 2509
Richmond, Ind.
BRITISH EXPEDITION TO TRY TO CLIMB HIGHEST MOUNTAIN
Hap
A British expedition will at
temDt shortly to scale the -orld's
hizhest mountain. Mount EvereeL
LEGAL NOTICE
I.EtiAL NOTICE
XOTICK OK APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss.:
Estate of Theresia Kutter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un- '
dersiyned has duly tjualified in Wayne
Circuit Court, as executor of the last
will and testament of Theresia Kutter,
deceased, late of Wayne County, In
diana, fc'aid estate is supposeJ to be
solvent.
JACOB KUTTER,
Kxecutor.
Gardner. Jessup and Hoelscher, Attor
neys. April 4-U-1S.
Glen Miller Receipts
Drop; Break in Price
Causes Holding Sentiment
With the severe break in prices,
less than $3,000 worth of stock was
received at the Glen Miller Stock
yards Saturday. Jerome Shurley is-
fcues the following statement regarding
conditions at he local market and near
by selling points.
"With receipts of hogs at all markets
larsrer th.m rwinirrnonis ri urine1 theince to the belief of his administra
week, prices descended to a new low
i level, good light hogs, from 160 to ISO
pounds, selling at 9 cents, 2S0 pound
hogs and heavier at 8 cents; sows,
fne to seven cents as to quality; stags,
four to five cents.
Plain Cattle Inactive.
"With a loss of $1 per hundred in
he price of cattle, it is impossible to
buy plain cattle cheap enough in the
country to get them to market. We
quote good fat teers $7 to $S; heifers,
$o to $6; cows. $1.30 to $5; bulls, $4 to
S5. The veal calf market is demoral
ized, being $3 a hundred lower than
two weeks ago, top, $S; common and
large, $4 to $5.
I With good weather so farmers cart
! get at spring work, we look for light
i receipts and at lea.st a steady market.
! Farmers are inclined to hold, thinking
j the market may react later. The
: prices for stock hogs is at a standstill
due to the break in price of fat hogs.
Feeders who bought out of line with
the present market are beginning to
think they bought too soon."
Of the passenger automobiles pro-
duced in this country for 1921, the
present style list shows 56 lour - cylin -
' der. 83 six-cylinder, 14 eight-cylinder
land three 12-cylinder cars.
SWEATER AND HAT
jk Itlb
This novel sweater was seen in a recent window display oa i'iith
avenue. It is made of a mercerized thread or yrrn in an unusual stitch.
The slip-over style which promises to come back in some form or oth .
this season is used here with jrood effect. Deep fringe trims the sleeves
and the lower edge of the sweater. It comes in all the brilliant 1' -ides
which are popular this season. Vhe hat which accompanies it here is .
jade straw trimmed with large daisies. A plaid skirt or a silk sports
skirt would make a complete and very smart outfit for many occasions
1 ' the summer season. .
ahowinf location of the BbaalaTaa
in the Himalayan range in Tibet.
Mount Everest has an altitude of
29.000 feet about five and ot
Panama National
Boundary Clash
CBy Associated Press)
PANAMA, April 4. The hostilities
with Costa Rica over disputed border
territory, which begun last month and
evoked an admonition from the United
States government, broke just at the
right moment for the administration of
President Belisario Porras to attempt
to utilize them in its campaign to as
sure the Isthmian republic the right
to conduct its affairs without foreign
interference.
A national spirit has been develop
ing in Panama since November S, 1903,
when for the fifth and last time,
j a aeciarea ner inaepenaence u
as ua.ruiy ytjrcpnuie uunug tue jirat
decade of the republic's existance, but,
in his New Year's message of January
1, 1921, President Porras gave utter-
nun mat tne ume was npe tor ftmaiua
to stand alone.
Protests are Part of Program,
Protests to the state department at
Washington over the taking over of
land by the American government for
canal defense purposes was the first
step in the independence program. The
Porras administration asserted that
the occupation of territory under ths
Hay-Varilla treaty should be consum
ated through the regular diplomatic
channels and that, if the United States
governmnt continued its present
policy to its logical conclusion, it could
swallow th entire republic without
pausing to notify the victim.
These protests, aimed at the utiliza
tion of points on Taboga Island, on the
Pacific side, and on the Bahia de las
Minas. on the Carribean shore, were
almost simultaneous with a protest
against a written opinion by Judge
John AV. Hanan of the United States
district court of the Canal Zone, in
which the court stated Panama occu
pied the position of a. protectorate of
the United States. President Porras
declared that he counted upon the sup
port of lAtin-American republics In
this protest.
The next incident upon which the
j Porras administration took a decided
stand for a free hand in running the
I republic came during the last week in
FOR EARLY SUMMER
half miles. The party IB atari
from a point ia northert. India
sometime in May.
Spirit is Seen in
With Costa Rica
February, when the President, in an
interview given The Associated Press,
announced that he had decided to
name a Panamanian to succeed Addi
son T. Ryan, American, as fiscal agent .
During the incumbency of Mr. Ruan
the republic ha d piled up a surplus of
$2,500,000, -which the administration in
tended to utilize in an extensive road
building program. In this connection
the president said :
President Makes Statement
Jennings Price, is opposed to the ap
pointment of a Panamian citizen,
claiming we must appoint a candidate
selected by the American governmeni
This question seems to be connected
with the termination of the contract
with the International Banking Co:
poration as depository of the govern
ment's funds and treasury receipts
which I have decided not to renew be
cause we have a national bank man
aged today by a very efficient man
ager and which is in a prosperous
condition."
Immediately after this interview
it was announced that the govern
ment had awarded road building con
tracts to two companies, one North
American and the other Panamian.
in a program involving the expendi
ture of about $7,000,000.
Even while the president and the
American minister were conterrin?
over the affair of the fiscal agent,
Costa Rican forces, on February 21.
occupied the small town of Coto, on
Golfo Dulce, the most extreme Pacific
side frontier of Panama. Without
following the 18-year old custom of
advising the United States authori
ties, the president dispatched a force
of national police from Panama to dis
lodge the alleged invaders.
Administration Change Factor
In official American quarters here
it was noted that Panama's determin
ation to live her own life manifested
itself at a time when the national ad
ministration at Washington was
changing and that it was marked by
the failure to advise American repre
sentatives of the steps taken to pre
serve Panama's territorial Integrity,
even though the United States guar
anteed this integrity in the canal
treaty.
Despite efforts to keep the expedi
tion secret, the American authorities
learned of the movements of the two
Central American governments
promptly and in advance of most of
the residents of Panama.
The prompt dispatch of American
warships to Bocas del Toro and the
note sent to Panama and Costa Rica
by Secretary of State Hughes on
March 6, calling a halt in the hostili
ties came as a shock to plans of the
Panama administration to settle the
dispute over Costa Rica single
handed. The situation in Panama prior to
the retirement of the Costa Rican
forces from the territory they had
seized was in many respects similar
to that prevailing in Mexico before
the fall of Carranza, where the gov
ernment sought to hold public support
by posing as the defender of Mexico'.s
rights against North American aggression.
Charge Cambridge Man
With Petit Larceny
Reece Carlin, of Milton, was arrest
ed at Cambridge City Monday morn
ing by Marshall Dick Summer
charged with petit larceny. He to
brought to Richmond and lodged in
the county jail. Carlin 13 said to be
an old offender and has a sentence
hanging over him. having escaped'
from local officials fomo lime ago.
Carlin is said to have stolen a paii
of trousers and a cap from a store in'
Cambridge City. These were found
on his possession, local officials
stated. . '
According to statistics, the average
consumption of gasoline per passeng
er car in this country is 390.3 gallons.
r . . 1. . , . .
1,000 gallons annually. , .. , Cl
Soldiers in the . new German army -,
are to be instructed in the principle of r
international law in time of peace aad ;t
war, ana u ic ngnis ana aau
sens.
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