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DEATHS.
RK AI» • In this i'll y. on October 7. 191«.
Firner K.. hiwlttml of Lulu RMd, uk«'i|
Ol yvar»
Krlitiii« an«! frivml« ar«- Invited to at
tend ill" funeral nerv lorn at Ms late resi
ilrnft'. J Soiuli du l'ont xirei-t. on Thurs
day afternoon «*. 'J o clock. Internirnt
private.
BKAtU.KV- In till- city, on October 7.
lots. .lotin .1 . son of Joseph F. and Mar
garet M Bradley. aged 25 year
Funeral from the asMi'ncr of bis parents
I hursday
Vt'K-V. Inter
Ktaiulem
lu7 North \d>m» Ntrc'l,
irmrnlnp. G«'tob«-r 10. at tl
ment ai Cailwdral conieterv
mass will l>e said at gt 1'anl s Chilien.
«»ctolwr «'>. 191«
»ui
in KST In this city. «>n . , . .
Marry I.uWeils. Bb'st . 1«1«>\ • «I husband <»l
Haiti« G Piplnow ami son of Harry <
and Kliraltcth BU'st.
Funeral private from «If residence of lit«
uncle. Thoina« Wilkinson. "If Wist 1 »ent v
fourth si ns". «'n Thurs«l»v afternoon ai
■j an o'clock Internn-nt »« KliiTil«» come
t ,. r>
CASKV In PliUndelphtH. I*» , on October
7 uns, «icon:.- F « n-cy. «»n i>t 'Ijj' l»te
land ..f « S icJiH Vl.-Kmch/ * " M ' " n< " s
V»".* m'lic-«>r fnm rai Will b«» glv. n
« oNNOl! In this city, on October tots.
l.mniH F. wife of Daniel I Connor. »««'«I
S.m-£r*erxMv« will i»' held »' Iwr late
ion < .-,lar «»re t "n Thursday.
Interment Silver
October
-iivct«,
r.-sl«lcn«c.
October IO. »t U» o'clock
Prook ccnietcrv
.I«>hn \l
X it in'.
On October 19' K
son of .lotin
|)a«>on In In« aoth >e»r
f hi« p»rcnls
Thursday aftcnws.n u*
Kivcrvie« c<'nie
I r.WVSON
fred I>»ws«»n. Jr .
M»r> M
S'-rviccs si
IV10 King street,
7 «»'cluck. Interment
I lie rcsUlcncc
al
lerv
In thi« city, on
I>. motus- agis) ^o years
IM1NOH« »F.
P.MS, John VI
Hue notice of funeral »ill be given
In this cii}, on Oclols-r
curs
his late
on
lKiml.ur.ly
mis.
IUUFV
Joseph 1 >irej . agc.l
Funeral
1 .*.o;> I.ancustcr avenue
o'clock. Interment
r»'si«|enrc.
Thur««iu> at ~
ccnic
•rviccs at
at
t*ry.
1U M VP In thi« ci» v. v«n «»rtoher s
I ant a I- . wife of «.erge V\ . Dunlap. «g'«l
«» > \vars. ,
UHativ»s and friond" nr»* Invitnl t<f Rtt» n«i
the fnnera 1 servées at th< residence of her
Inishuml .MU Washington street on rn
day Hft**rn*Hm
Uivrrvicv iTijB tPr>
Interment a<
al 7 ocl.sk
,i . T.-nth
si rond
\t Hound Mrook N
mis.
' Mil.AST»
month. '
I nglan.l, «
'.'P h year «»( Iter age.
Relatives and frit-mis
invil.sl I.» at lend III«'
clinghoi'.sc. I . nth ,.nd Harri«
the tenth instant, at
surah
( Janies Cnglund In tin*
•veilth.
Id«»» e
the family
■rat ul
arc
Friends
Put.
ne
Uck
17 «.
I fth day
lui -rm. nl private
l!»I«.
and th<- late
«»ctolver i'>
1 VKI! In tld s . it y on
Francis l
Jacob F.vcr. ag.'d 70 years
Funeral from the residence of hi' t'X't in«
N,, tot North Harrison str.s-t on > tinrs
<ia\ morning, »»ctolier m :, t •* *' 1
l.c jnieni mass at si l anN ( iiurv I
Interment at « ath.alral c. nn-t.-r;
of Mi.«} «.
'■> n
«»etober .• this
of F.dward I and
I I < »K V -In tld' cit v on
F.dward I ,
I-st.-lla Me Fall t'lory. b» ht' clh veal
I 'un* rul s»'r\i('('j* w Ul h»'M «*t
i».iT*'Pf s* »stuNf *»ti
\V<Mlnosd»> «btuUr 9 . ni \ 'M) o cm-ck
I nterment Uiwrvifw rt'rnPt»'r>
.lr . N»»n
Fi<
on October .V 191' |
of the late viKln'w and (
!
October U i
years
sons
Ship- '
at MO V\ .-'f ■
Inter
1, In tids city, on
Samuel Orcen«i-U ag> d 71
.U Windsor I ode. No ...
- and flodermak. rs and
Funeral services
».KKKNWFI 1
I91S.
Member
ol 't v.corg.
litters' I nions
'1 rc«-t . on Wed IK sd;. \ . 1* * ■' ■(•»
NllvcrbrtsiU cemetery
«
nunt
in this eu v
son
Il I tiKINs
igr.alF s X
Hannah Harkin'
FtiTK'r»'. from d»
Pa. n \ K> annash
m. iimg.
* resl.fcnr«' of hcr Ft other
;',H» Sixth « venue
«K'tolK'v 9 at C
î Si Flizabet h s
tt i..»
ic tt ««In.sik :
, clock
« Iturdi.
iiva's>
In» c rnu*nt hi C ütluviml itum'Ii rj
j
Jos.-pl \ . «on ot Wiliam 1 |
xiarcar. t Jlai:(t»'r'v . .tl.'l al
II V«.« ■ F.l'.T V
«ml :
\awn\ ill* 1
Kcïalivrs .1
mass
li» \ n » If (ira«*«'
• '*»|S <1 ;;o ;« ,u
n, î*»ls
fricn*i*N Hrsmicm
' rhurrn »?
I r
t
■
n
fa t li'kti
Xp; \Ve«1n. sdav
Naval Training station
PM', Joseph
1 l ...ni' - H»nby
ill 1« given
\t 111"
'.-allie W ash . *clols-r ••
of the tat« John
noth'' of fiux-i al »
!i\MP
f
i he
It'lN.
Annie Join s. nee
»v 5«»lk* '
jiM'.S In this rvy.
I .iwar-t F . hu.'t'anil « ■!
King ,
Kdatixcs ami frien.l' :.ri- vnv itt'l O' H
i«'n»l the film r»l tr««m hi' ta"' r«'si<1enee,
7 .« ttothllawn avtnu«'. on W«'ltK'~.l»> morn
lnt»-fment at t'»thedral
on
ln* »I 9 «> clo« k
« ictolx'r . i
I
v j
1
(vnu'ier > .
M«l.. on
>n of \m>
K \NF; Al 1 'i-- v».«'l
i'.»!'. Kr»i»«'i~ J
.Matilda Kam
l»u. not ice ol tunerat win h* given
*n<l th«' 1»U%
ooîtt^r .
MK'HKNr.H
Mary I'
In till" on
Mirhrnn
at h**r lat« 1 .r» siiii'nc«*. >\ ]
n«li 'I r«'«' ! . on VV *'Incsil»> i
elis k Internient -
191S
I tint ra!
KiiM S«a
« ven^n?. <
a? con\f nu'iitN
•11
.. a i s
of family
•I ol.«'
« ►<-1 ob-r
Murptiv
Ml K1M1A In 'Iii' eitv
il.
on
to .Iw-rt
• ■1
,.**'} :<1 *«'»■.*'
1>t;« notice of funeral « Hl l'* given
eitv. on oeroher I,
v v. ag.'l "7 > ears
Mct.AUVV—In th
19ls Thomas Me<
K«*lativ«'s and lri.-n.i- atx invited «o «tien. I
services from I he residence of
«»rr.
morning ai 9 «
Cailu'lral cemeterv.
his funeral
Itis sist«'v, Mr»
on Wednesday
lernn'nl »!
F.ast Ninlti 'tr*'
c'oek
tn
McMAHON '.n Phila«l«*lphia ''a oi o<
* oilv-, T. 191» William J son ol th« tat.'
Michael and Kllen and hust.ami of the
late KUa W.-Uh McMahon
Due notice of tun.'ial will N given
M fossick tn 'his >'i'> on ivioIht 7,
191S. Juiiu- t. Met «»Ssick
Relatives, fri.'n.is and Boilermakers. Iron
-*hipl»uil«icrs an«1 helper» of America arc
it'vio'l u> attend the funeral servi«'«, at
laie rsNiidence ;«tOJ Monroe strwt. on
Saturday « vening l*ctob«'r Ù at 7 «»'clock
In't'rrnrti* a' i!«»«'l.ank « alveri, M«i <m
Sunday.
h:
wiü i
. , _ •
°iîeis N -\nnK- J wife V.f Jamês'j «»'*1 ».mnelL ' j
an»i fri$*nds ar«* invitai tu» at- !
Tt*nd th< funeral trow tier \*\e re>ld^n«v.
on^Tnurs< l'a^nu»' mag*at *9*«* >'<-Wk** 1 b-'u uu-iî i '
St fcu?at«el»> s «-ttun-h Interment |
stili:> on ocu»Lh r \^*i s?ü, w.
-'•* 7,1 >'■•*'■'
Relaiive- friends and inenitMTsof Ituhisir-,
i/k!*, . No 7. \ «.< 1 W ar«- invit«-«i ,'».
fctteiiti * ii* f un«ral ->-« v i«-/- 1 - « - !»«. r«-s.
rī H .T' k n'o '7L
iTàtrrmrnt Lombardy orrnru-ry
>FK1 NGKU—A' Philadelphia. I'u <>t
«tomber « 191». Hacha«-; x «»duw ..« '
•<~pii springer in her iud yea;»
Fuimts! »«tv ice» will t* held a: »! Jam«-»
F J f hureh Niant on. o«i Wefiue»da>
«t<-iol«*r 9 at 1 oriock 1 nTCnnen* »«.
James V * o-meu o
s' HD In This eilv on '». Toler : mix
Beat nee M*>. daugluer oi chart"» M
and lA>in»>a M. >ehl »n lu*r J.id year.
Funeral >.-rv i«-< - win tw i«eW a* her parent»
r«'id»T»c« No i;,c.«> \Xesi Ligtnh stree. on !
Thursday. «Icloher Hi at ".« •'clock In;..;
men' Mlv erl»r«x»k e»-m« , ierv
I- TOI »HARD- in tbi~ «
John It., son of Mr
Joseph .Stoddard, in his 9th year
I»ii«- not tee «»f funeral wi!! be given
Sri akt At Annap<.»lis, Md . Lh • «., i',«|s
Robert, yoiinge.-' son of Robert U !
an«i Isabella (• Miiür'. aged 19 \
1 uneral privat«- from residene«- of hi- '
pa routs. 2117 \\ as!iingT««n str«-et, al th«
«■oiivenienc« -*f th« family. Kindly ouut
flow er
ills
i -n oct «bei 7 191s
7.F.A1— in « !ii' city
'annul Neal
Funeral from
Tulip
lota'I 111 "I
v a' hedral
b said al N*
liis late residence 1907
on Thursday morning f»c
10 ;>U «> citH'k Interment
cem«*lery IF •iui«-ni mass
Thom»' v'bur«-l!
ma" at
< »i ii«-dral cvineu-rv
•elObei <>
and Mr
on
.
ar
»ii AH
< at heran
55 years
i'»r»*-T-;iI »«Tvk-*-- a- h« r la«,
1. iU7 West »-v.-nili
ai 1 oclock
t«-v
In this <it> un «»ctolier .5 191» ;
wile ol William G. S lia» age»J i
■
r«-»idetie< . t
street. -,n Wedn«^«iav
Interment at F.iverveiw ceme- ^
L'iC 'r i!- l! Getober n
Julia »iii* of Knnl >h«T>pard and
daughter of Margaret and ihe iat,- Dennis
Quill
« ,ftr .'!...\ T 't nrts ? rr ! rivl " d «»'- j
t h « fun* ra! f i oni hr r lat** ri'.siijt'iii'i'
1517 «>;tk street, on Wednesday morning'
Hequiein mas» St. Klizala-tlis R. <• chuieh I
ierv' °Interment. Cathedral ceme- j
m*v «» «. » -
1. workman agedY» 0 ^»: j
FuDeial servir*** at his lau r^sicionce
■V?L r V' l KLTT oni { Mn ' 4Vt • 01 ^ f 'dî**'scia>
n-.-n- pnvaf T ° clock lBter * j
JUI.SH In This ci,v ,, n < H . toU r 7 10.x
i*atri<*k .1 Walsh *'
Relatives, rrâ-nds. .nernter» .»• ». p itu is
i N>an " societj and emp -.ve» of th.
» UM-« A Jones Co an imited to alt.-nd
Mi«- run« rat from his late residence Goa
-■orth Jackson »1 r«.-*-T on Thursdav" morn 1
m* at 9 o'clock Requiem ' '
• M,, l ^ biurrii. liu»*rni* iiL
C'-meuT'
IHÜ 4 S.S at St
i 'ut Iiedra I
I
1 veiling» au.-.'ii .;d a«iv« i( «-*•
ment.' bring resiilf- Proved to the
.aciioti o* many urei will 1««- to vou
v*-rv
satis-
- Adv
1.1
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MEETINGS 10 AID
Salisbury District to be Invaded
This Week by Lenders
in Work.
I Jr. Joseph B Hingeley, corresponding
of the P-oanl of Conference
V S
secret ary
i'hiimants. Chicugu, with Bc\.
Collins, Siili-lmrv «li«triel superintendent,
jitnl H«-v. F. H 1 Jushiell,
Wilmington Conference Claimants' Kn
dowiiicnt Fund >»f the Methodist Kpiseo
I pal Church. will hold » scries of group
meeting «d ministers in Salisbury dis
trief. U-ginning with Ocean View group
.»t Frunkford. al 2 p n».; Berlin group,
at Berlin, at S p m,; Snow Hill gr«>up.
t s now Hill. Wednesdn v, ;»t 9..W a m.;
I IWmoke City and Ca|w f'harles gnmi»,
! at P«xx»moke City, at 2.30 p. ni Crisliehl
1Tr<)U p a | CrLsIicld, nt 7 JO p rti., al
Immanuel; I'rineoss Anne groitp, al
I'rinerss \une. Thursdny. at O LIO a in .
Whitesville group, at Pittsville, at 2.."»0
p. m , and Salisbury group at s p, in
Covenn.r limerson C Harrington in
dorses the plan which the Methodist
Episcopal I hureh has adopte«! in ifs
future campaign« l«*r preachers |*ensj«.iis
to haul with the |«'«>plc to buy biU'rty
Ponds or U ar Savings Stamps atnl
donate them to preacher«' pctiHions
This indorsement came in the form of a
I« tier re« t ived at the lu a«hjuart« rs «if the
1'altunore f'onfervmv Claimants rum
paign for V.00.000, ndrtressed to tlu
B«>\ .1 T P Smitli manager cam
paigns Coventor Harrington sn*
rin« «Trtainlv seems t«i me to la*
most hlglilv «ommi iidable, anil 's an
other evuleni't that the «'ans** for which
our country n«.w tigbls ha« tin- in«lor«e
meiit of voiir gr«-al church and that
\oiir cliurrh r* doing no little part in
aiiiing m «'very jmssili!« way. The pr<>
vision of js'tision funds for retired mmis
t«-rs meets mv full approval. an«l the
plan adopted «1« serves ih«* highest
toe ndatwtn
aii
I
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THANKED FOR
IMPROVED ACOUSTICS
Couit Expresses Satisfaction to ,
Public Building Custodians for
Their Interest in Work.
I
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\( the ngtjhtr m«. ting ot the Public i
iii .i
Pudding < o.uinis'ion hcl.i yesti'rday. a
, .mimunicatton was n'orivvd from tb«'
I'otirr thanking tli« ('«»itunisston for the
int.Trst shown m t!ic work of convcfing
the acoustic' of Court Ho«>m N«v
which work has' proven a complete
■
l.
su«' ocs;
\ voucher wa« order.'! drawn to th«
order «>f the Mazer A.a.iisfil«. Company
for »poil pay the ri-maiml.T of .ho
contract jirnx'
It w:,s suggisb'i that ligures b. sul>
ruittci to «over flic «x*sl of c recti hit
'tonn doors at the entrance to the Politic
Department and Juvenile ('..urt
\ rej'ort was made that the heating
plant hns b.-cn put into service in order 1
to ox.m.mc the dumpn.w in the Pol.c' !
I '.part men i and other parts of the j
Pudding, everything (sissibl«' is i
Iving done t«' conserve fuel
( 'ommissioii
| ubll«'
The
expected a
hW.l
i» pr«-s« ntalive of the Vitirncan Materials t
Company, with whom they ha«l an j
apjiointmcnf, to m«''t them with ri'ganl j
to the «xindition of the «nmpositi«>n i
fl(H>r.s which had Is'-n lai«l by the \rncn- '
Co Th«,««' floors have j
aclory. an«i have broken !
in sevtnil oi flic <iffn'> »ml «'aus« si much !
i neon v«' icnce in the eitv fax oftii-e and «
lb« Street and Sewer D«-r»:irt.u.-nt
c;ni MtiUTlab
n v ,,j 1^.,-n sali
Truck Bound North b«'*t ) Wilmington
FLmptv.
Highway rrans(N«rt Committee
o the State Council of 1 h-fiT.se are
( OUl.UVT (.KT 1,0 $D.
Th.'
■ i .
'"F ' •*'
|t>> rejicv.- «sangestI« >11 ot freight 1 hv
niotor truck i«i«>a is dir«-«-! ironi the U S
Railroad \dmmistratn»n and ftir C'oun
ei 1 of I i«'leiis« 1 is .>nde'iv.xnnir t«« w«vrk out
' Î / u « noe.iv .»ring U» work our
th«' idea hero as it has (»een tl«»ne cls«'
where
very much disappoint«-«! in not
•peration in tf«eir
ret'MV
«•ndeavor
nitur«* from l.'onnoetieut. an«l not l»eing
able to g«a a return k.a.l in that . ity n
Sunday, came hy M ilnunglon. t.-«-ling
sur«- In* would g«'t :r lo;wl The com
mit fee .-ailed up twenty ot the largest
industries- in the city an«l «-ould not get
«»ueh :«< a parkag«' for th«' man to
tl#*li\fTon hi- way north, although freight
w hiirh at ih»*
H- Stan- G.mnufb" -ay- thb is not
an isolated «as«'. Itut !«;«.- l>een going <»ti
evt*r i-fticr the <i»innntt«*t* was
__^__
i»i *« F HI TS aHIP BARONs
1 '• » 1 n * • w 1 * 1 * r>AK<
« ip«- Hundred Norwegian Millionaires
<■« Broke as Stiff Freight Hates arc
ixHLseni*d ( p.
Spaekboini Monda \ «Jet 7 liu!
. ... ' .
i-ana- withdrawal tr. tie war and
-Ut se«lU. nt Jh:u < developments have
j .J a ved have«* with Scandinavian »hip
i x- ; ... , .
' Utc \ P;»!^ fstui'^le
,h ' ; hunore«! w jr millionaires l*»'*'
'"<> "'H '> Th " Brea»; in x '-»r
Metuan <hippin& >»*r , iriu«^ uJoim
-, . ,,„«»!, , ,, ,, ...... j .u,,
■ - ^ . j ." 1 1
valu« of Norwegian slapping stock
declined aff«»ut * JoJ.M.Mf(KH) The»« '
,
Vesferdav flic «Inver of a three-ton
truck, returning fmm Wasington, where
he delivered «ni Sundav a I«»n«l of fur
loss
of - «1 Cj i !
e- were chiefly on
'«'•urn 1« —
pent mg on*- «»r :w«< ship.- ,
«•cks !iavi Ih-i-ii s -Jlinii a.- Ingli as
si iff treigh
*f till' characf
|H-r «.« nt
companie,
v\ flO-<
100 !
ii.iv«
-t
■ecu Use
Many »to
«if «j)p«d in value ,',U
I Ifi-S
< ard of Thank'
! wish to express rny sinv-eri- t
for the sympathy and floral ofl«.rmg
eived during mv recent bc-reavement
Adv
Mrs. H 1>. Rodenhiaer
W EDDI.NGS.
WHITHKL!) MFJMFLUN
Ai » o'clock on F'ridav «'venmg. (><t.
4 «.,« » i »
L Lnura McMullin la-rame thi
bride of Lieut James W Whitfield ('
S. N . at the liom«' of lier parent«, Mr
• i^ s j « < \ « ■ ■ .,,.
and VIr ' Kiehard MeMulIm. 131k
West .Sixth street Ihe bride was dressed
m white georgette crepe r«n«i carried
a shower borjuet of bridal roses and
sweet jwas Miss McMullin will U
rememl>ered a? a ^n riuatQ of W II
15, and Wilmington Training S hool
C 17 The brd.'groom is a graduate !
^ the W H S. Iff 13 and of Annap«»lis
U»10. After the ceremony, the bridal
partv left for Washington and Old
1» i • ...r r ,
0,1,1 ' ,jmfori
\
WILLIAM E. HAINES
UNDERTAKER
V\ i or. 24 ih and Market Streets
l e(e*»hane 57 i.
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NEW FLU CASES NOT
« 'on it mied from page I
liobitit"! hot parents, she is surviv'd
l»y a brother. Frederick Oam e,», «if St
Augustine, Fla. Her father was for
merly chief on Rincer of the Harlan
plant He is now stationed at Befh
j lohem, with the Bethlehem Shiphtuld
mg Corporation
The funeral services will he held
;i. 1S20 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
this afternoon, at 3 o'clock
( ««sirRe Huey, 1211 West Fourth
street, who has ill with the influ
enza for the past week is recovering
I He is able to he about the house.
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Fccause of a scarcity of grave «hg.
gers a number of Wilmington High
.School hoys volunteered .Sunday and
yesterday. There were six bodies at
the Kiverview < Vmeterv vault \v«ter
day and eenietcry officials said then
that there would be 3Ö bodies for burial
lietween then and today There were
hv«- b.slies at the Cathèdnd Cemetery
awaiting burial yesterday.
S.-v.ral of the city physicians arc ill
with the dis«-as«- I Jr Henry B Spru
mice, of ,S0!1 W esl stoa t, was slriekon
following strenuous work
fj Bullock, Ur Harold L Springer an«l
Dr Vi tor C. Nah ar«' :ds«i suffering
attacks
1 he Iwo floors of the new wing given
t«» ih»* B«»ar«l of Ih-alth b 111«■ Honieo
pafhie Hospital were not oeriipicd by
patients Siiinlav night, a* hat! l«*«n
ant teipafe«!
Convalescing patunts from the N« w
Century Club au«i the Countn < dub
Hospital» will be s«-n( there to make
room for more aggravated bases
the bnwpilal it was said that the ward
would Is- opctie«) and patients receive«!
f«»r . 0 l>rds.
HIOll »« IIOOI, srriJKNTH HK1.P
Edgar
Dr
At
...PT T«l PU
< K V VV 1,1 P INTO
\ non hv the name of l.nw«* was
found ui the loll of one of the N\ ilmingfon
I ompany s buthlmg« vcslcr
He hail crawled into the place
before will'll stricken With
influenza. He ;« a ^c«ll^.'n , of I*ric.-s
('orner He wa« sent to the cirtcrgcne.y
hospital at the h'ountry <'lub
< «>rn« r Spring i« confine«! to his home
r.v illness, tml Deputy Attorney < ..-ru ral
to gel cvlra help for
State De
al! other
1 .«at lut
«!av
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iw
t Jr.-eu is frying
\'stsifaul ('«»roncr M*t rcry
teefive M«'Coy hr.- given up
dutni* to dev.itr his lirn«' to nlcutifying
!*«m 1 ic> a* ih«- «oronef ' «>ffi«e Many*
,■( he !>.>.!i.'n arc th< '<- of 'hipbmhhT
who livrai out of the city and wet«- «!*•'
i « rat cl v til when tficv sought nnxlical
help
^ csf«-r«iuv tpi- Wilmington .»ml Phil
sdclphia Tfaction Chimpany
p«'Ii«s| 1«V t;jkc 2*1
iM-eausc of sickness
ducteu»» and motormru
, ... ., . . , _
fourtli of tiic «-«iiiductor
wa« com
froiu fli.* sv ■ t«'in
ar«
among the con
More than on«'
aud motor
- affe«'t«'d uv tli«» dis*;i*c, arrord
men ar
inp to a statemeuf by one of ihe official'
\t flic ('«iintr v ( 'lui» yesterday there
were Ul partu-uts and one ..t the porch. •
inclose«! and In new bed' .added
Thcec will make if possible fo care for
U7 pafunits.
Yesterday'a re|K rf ur Patients a«l
nuft«H!, 1". -nine men and six women:
discharged lv> g« 1 to fhcit h».tu«'s,
the list to lx 1 taken fo the convales
cent hous«' of Homeopathic Hnepital.
more fisl.av Dur
w as
, , . . , .
i' ro!i, ' irn j of U,rd A ( "
tr,,m influenza.
*•" *' xi vsks si «.ui.sti i*
IT.
on
five vulh proi'ablv
tug vcslerdav up to N p rn , there was
one ileatti, a man.
Mr* W P John»ou. wib- i>t th«' vie«'
is suffering
Morrison I Swift of Poston wnt«'s
follow- to tjic i«!it.»r ot tfic Pluladel
phut Public bxlp'i
It i' now staled that * British mask'
provide virtually «•omplctc protection
against CnTinau gas, so that cases «if
gassing art now ircati'i as self-mflict
«'i " This (M'int-s to <>nc >>f the most
effective ni«*th«»ds <*1 stopping and stanip
mg out the epidemic «if influenza
germ mask should
all |«Ts«.np when ol.liged
as
\
worn by j
to !«• in i
1 places of exposure, such as trains, fr««llev
cars, i-rowded store' or offices, depots,
j Eiotis«" containing grip cases, restaurants
the breath could be protected even
whii«- eating , factories and shops, >ub
« "ays and crowded public -irret
If may l«e said that tins wo,ji«i «' « ,>« a
It that is so. it must le very
libers t«v wear gas masks
It has
|Ju° opposite effet
jiatii«
dangerous for i
j by creating fear in the wearer
They feel and are
( perfectly s«-< ur*- A germ mask univers
i sally worn in the places named vvouhi
«lueli all tendency t<> panic by producing
sense of security.
Health Commissioner \V«ai«]w;jrii lias
issued » stateiiM-nt t«> the public
against unreasoning fi*ar In it h«- says
Association with a pali«*tit suffering
! B*»m influenza is virtually without danger
'* , tWl ' ■* i iiuph' pr«'*autions ar«- p.llowed.
F u>* ^ear h ganz« mask slli'h
; hoe Uwn so frequ.-ntly r«",mn.«n.Jc'l
; S«-«on«i. W ash the ban«is ther«»uglily
with s«»ap and water after hamlhiig the
j p^t irut . îi\<*icl putting tue tmgiTs into
the mouth or tm* nostrils and wash the
hand' invariably Wort* «-.«img
** the inatik at»«! '«rupulouslv Washed
hand> wil* pruMd^ mimuuilN toi thus«*
an din*rf runt urt with innurii/a fiutiriits,
it is l>lain that the p»'«»ple have the sup
i ,-,„.,„11, , ,1. ,
pression of the disease virtuallv in their
n haii«.l- By acting HniiK'iiately <»n
this line throughout the «*«» untry prob
i s >n IIlîim h unci red thou.-xaiui n\<v
i* , , , ( tr
the treat weak et mg ami loss of efficiencv
rj f mpulation when the nation needs
• . ,l
, f , „ *7 „ , ,
!»• facl. '«» certain is tin <m<a«y «.»t
fj;f that local. State and Federal
authorities should make it obligatory
:jlJ i, w«»uld 1^ a great war measure,
, n »i * .1
* l***» wou!«l instantly respond loyally.
patriotnallv and grat'Tullv.
1 - r . di, Poll' I
• .1
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J us!
j
can
saved, to say nothing of averting
has issued the fo!
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i«jw ing :
. , I
noiK.k rm. in and si.vi ox mi. job. i
t
.spani-h influenza is «aught from olh«'
ii .Nome peofile have it so
lightly they are not >i«-k enough ta go f*
<n«i some so lightly they do not
fee! sick at ill These people go about j
«'oughing. sneezing or spiffing and so 1
give ;t to others. (
more |*'Opk' ih« i< ;ir«* gather«-«! i
a room or oilier enclosed !
who 1
be.i
The
together in
space. t!u- more likely ar«- there u> b«
of thee« "cariors Tlmrcforc 'lav
sonn
<>ut <»f «-rowds as much as possible until
th«- outbreak is past. Vou can do wifh
«»nt moving picture shows and other
amusement gatherings for a few weeks,
and it may be the means of your escaping
the «hsease.
s b»y«' or radiator to moiafen fin
K<, P > our f , lr -V and
Y our f" 068 1 ' %< t ''Lange them and put
on dean dry »locking*
. >,"" r Imm - v î«*^ 1 *»>' following
bealth rules w u.-h the doctors will fur-j
n,î ) 1 1 J ou T ^*' m •
Uur doctors are
disease
Try to liav«i your living and sleeping
rooms rornfortubly warm and well venti
lated. if the weather gets eold. keep
a lurg* metal hucket of water on ea«-li '
!
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warm, ii
:
more evmj.sed to fhe
than anyone else, because (h«-\
treat so many cases We notice that :
gotxl many of them are taking iwo
I
grams
of quinine alter each n cal as a preventive,
and so me of th«-ni take a 5 grain «'reosote
[»ill in addition. Taking th« ,s< jiMdirines
--•« ins to help, but they <]«i not s irelv
J>reven 1 Hie «liseas«
Issued by Medical Director's office.
!.. J du Font « 1 «- Neinom - a 1
Wi , iningf«»n
O.,
'
Del,
(NE LOST HIS $1
BUT ACCUSED WIFE
Mrs. Goldstein, in Reply, Tells
City Court Husband Who
Struck Her is Crary.
When Morn Coldstein wa- .imugmal
in City < 'ourf this morning and asked to
plead to n charge of imFnult and buttery
preform«I hy his wife, hi« fin* I re»|Kin«e
was » puzzled "What?"
"J Jill you tight with your w if«*?' WW.« <le
nian«Je«l, an«l then thing*- liegaii to de
velop rnpidly
"\o, she fought with tue," replie«!
Coldatnin "Slie hit iim* in the noer, and
it hlixl like water four pinte
Mrs. Cokistein, however, had another
slorv to tell, she dn lare«! Coldstein hail
I waten an«l kicked her The trouble aros«',
«lu- said, liecause sonu- days ag" * i«>M
st « *i ii had gone out with t7(Kl jri hi*«
(locket, bought a chick out of it and lost
the remainder Coldstein volublv an«l m
hroki'ti Inghsh «h»«'l»re»l his wib* hail
l.akett the money out of his J Kieket VV«*»*p
tng, Mrs. Colfdein said this wasn't true,
and insisted that her husband was out of
his mind His menial ahierration *«-ernr«l
to have «levelope»! alwiilf a month ago.
she went <>n. because prior to that time
he had never stnii'k her in all the course
of their married lif«-. although sine»* then
hr ha« «1« >ne if several firm's
Judge I 'hurchman deci«|ed to h*>l«l
< iohlsteju fur examination as l<i his
sanity
Tfmvi'v Muiholland, a vouth. was hehl
in NI.KM) Inn) for Cvneral Sessions, charged
with the lant'nv of a revolver valued nt
*22.Ml tiom IMigat M JJlIsTt, fi fellow
guijst at I Uu-al h«>(«'l
*r»i.k Prow ii, white, and J Jnuglas M«l
vin,' 1 «silored. arrest»-«! in a toilet at flic
P« nnsylvarua Bailro.'ui station for playing
crap, wer« 1 line«! f.'> Mini cost« each
C|iarl«',s Biulolph Jr . a prisoner on a
charge <«f assault and bulterv, was s«>f fre«
when the prosecuting witnesN fail«'«! f«i
turn iij> and report was made that he had
left home tins morning, drunk, and no
one knew when he would return
Joseph Nolan, a youth, was fined *.1
and eosl« iifxitt a «-h.'irge of disorderly
con«Iti«'t
HUNS TURN TO WILSON
TO SPIRE THE EMPIRE
'Great, Honest and Good Ger
many." Tageshlatt says Serious
ly; "Front Unbroken" Anzein
ger F'revancafes,
Hy A-'oetno.i I'rv»» t«> IL very Kwiiint
vinot.'rdani, < >«•< s ( Vimrncnt mg ufton
t h«'address bv F'rinc«- Maximilian, the
* iennan linp«'nal ('hancellor. th* l ug««
Matt of Berlin
Ml ( ii-rmanv, .-v anv rale, that great.,
honest and good f Jermany which I« mi
pen'hal'lc, liai*, «hat Prince Maximilian
has «lone » hui i « right an*I necepaarv.
Whv h aven t we learned « n rii«r to know
.>^l^srJv«■s' , "
I he laikid \n/«-igct di'liantly says the
(b-nnan pctiple will to tjn- hist «|r«.p < f
I Eight those whose turn is to dictate
;i humiliating peace.
• I nbr«>k«-n stami* our front on
lan«l. tic- newspaper continu«« 'AV«*
shall be able t. » defcrnl oursclv«'» more
casilv against an entente attack f.hr«iugl
Bulgaria than against Itussia, wliose
millions vainlv dm-atencil us for then*
years Many a flourishing countrywide
niii't b« hud waste atnl hundreds of
thousands <-f bco must b sacrific»-d bv
tb«- cn*'iny if this mnxiinuiii of
cess- i «ns «i«»«'' not suffice them."
The newspaper mlrronshed Presfnient
Wilson to r**alizc flic
n«*w
J»»V«
h
enemy
.
«wir c«*n
'uperiniinan r«'
sjH.nsibility pl.-nasi upon his shoulders, '
and hopes "(n will prove nuns.-If worthy
ot tlii« terril !v responsible h«>ui
The
order t hat
j
\ ii'tina Uctchs'posf. sa vs :
"Pr«-sideni Wilson is now given an
port unity t « > prove his fitness to lie «
w«'rl>i arbiter H«. si oration of pn.-ne «U'
pen«Ls upon the siueprity of his will to « 1-.>
justice anil establish ;« new
«'xeltules oppression and establish«
real and lasting pea««' IT*« fate of human
ity lias been plaepti in his hands \ia\ tEie
President of the great North \inencan
r«'publir. eon'«ions of fus fi'rril ie
stioiisihilif v . sliovv himself worfhv of the
hist one task that may cover his name with
imjH-nsjiable glory
Ole
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"FLI " HASN'T HIT ALCOHOL.
Line-up of "Drunks" al t ity t ourt Just
as Lengthy as Ever.
Mr hough the saloons are closed and
you « an't g«'t a drink in on«- of them
for love, money or "pull." v«»u'd ncv«-r
i-e iit'J. to prove ii hv tii«- "line-up" in
( 'ity ( '«»urt
Yesterday th«- hutch of "drunk' was
as big as e\ er. [x ssii ly :i man or two
t igger. even for the Monday session,
which always ineludes Ihe trophies of
J'ai unlay niglil
Today there w< r • ju.-1 an even tiozen
when Police Sergeant Hahn opened court.
Sergeant Devem-h with lus stentorian.
1'rancis X. Bushman, stuff not being e«n
the job as crier this morning, shift of con
stabulary .liities having called him to
other f hi rigs
Th«' usual excii'.-s, 2 «iary-1 u-aiied with
ag«\ were giv«-n ami file iLsuai fines im
pneoi < >ne of the ; risoners \\:i' a woman,
with somett mg of previous rec«-r«l a- a |
drunk, was fine«! SHI ami «-osts. V not her i
onlv rel**:i.s« <1 from (!•«• work- '
w.s ,i,„,l,rl, ,mm-tel |
Another. John I uily. proved to be
tweniy-tl.in! time. !
( hurchman remarked.
prisoner
house Saturday.
(i«e
;>pi*e firing 1er
icti laid liuig«
prisoner rH»je« ted.
firne he ha«i t een in
I« Id if was the rw « r.iy-fliM time
'AVell, lei's eount 'em over again
said ihe « ouri an«| weni nn triculously
ov « r tin 1 rts-oni finding it l«* tot up 225.
l .-n dollar
w
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saying Ihe last
•ourt he had been *
, . !
was th«* sememe, which
till «lav- in ihe workhouse U it is 1
«
hater fully hubfjod Up as prosecutor 1
in the case of Osborn«' f »«Haling elntrged I
with larceny of M 21 'Fully said h.- really j
didn't know much about the matter j
Policeman Pu n e said he had learned
i;.„dn.g took ih« morey from Fully !
when he was uruiik in « nier to prevent ;
some one • Ise from g«-itii»g it and rcallv j
sert of human *:♦<* 1
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Arc tl>>' women tlisce>uragod.*
They are nul
They can s«*ll Liberty Boiuls by
t« l< phon<
Tlicy ran stop everybody on the
street who «lues not wear a'button, Î
and ask them to l»u\ a born!
They can ask « very bo« !v t«xlay to
buy an extra bond in honor of the
women in war work.
They can sellât the si reel booths.
Th«;y are all every■Liberty Loan it
Ü worker going to march in tin Ü
mrude on Dctobei 12, lo sliovv their Ü
ovalty t«> the Liberty Bond
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(STOCK MARKET FIRM;
1), S. STEEL ADVANCES
Shippings und Oils Make Gains;
War Shares Also Sharers
in Betterment
fly A »rw-la teil l'rn« to Kvcrj I vrnlnr
Vi-« \ ork, ( >«•! s.
Shippings «ntl »»ils I «•< I fit«- »»-five lint
to «ubsfanf inlly higher level»* nt flic
opening of today's stock market, firmer
♦ eiideiipiea ruling everywhere Overnight
war noil seemed to timida!«- hort
covi-ring in atrsks of recent w'-akic - .
notiddv 1 S Steel, which gnim-d a point
Marine pfd win fh<- moat corispicuotr*
feature, advani ing four point« in tit« fir- 1
half hour on extensive buying
TVxa* ( 'ompariy and M« «nom IV!roleum
rme I • i to 2 point«. War her« , a- a
group were higher hy fmetioion 1 to a
fMiir.f, hut mil m rc «lull arc! litt le changed
«h ( eet vo - » « Ri.« i.i.AH no\ * v ■'
I he ftirl her activity of «hipping- in
which (he turnover almost double»! (ha*
of any other issue, was th<- notew*»rfhy
feature of fh«' fi rcnooii
Marine preferred reneted nearly two
points on realizing «ah-* ami oils also
proved susceptible to profit taking
C. S Steel reflc«f<d auTistantoal up
port fttal early pain« among war «hares and
allied speeinlt ice w < rc only mi «1er. at el y
impaired
Bails continu«-»! «lull and irregular with
utilities, Arneri'mn Telephone. however
making a further gain <>f two point
French government 5* js r <«••»' f « » the
v ear "high r«'«'or«l of 101 1 ».
Wall Street i
NEW ( HARTERS.
**pcrjtil ('orrfsponflmn* of Kv^ry Kvpnim
were file«]
( hnrfcr»
Dover, Ort S
here, Saturday, n« follow
M«'\i« ari-AriKTiean < h! ' ■
.' New York
< 'if y , capital, *:. (**i.titNi
iJvvight I '. Robincon A I Vi . In«'.. Wil
mington. I >el . engin« «TMig and cr«rmfruc
tion busme-s fl.KKiJKK*.
Vicforv ('hirries ln«lu«trial ("o , W il
rningtoti, ! »« I , boxe« for candy *IHOjgg».
Stale I.me t Ail an«! (in« Co., farkio,
Mo ; ViOjKIO
< r. • .-«-r « » \uto Machine Work«. In*
Wilmington Dei machinery.
( hange n| name of W*"-* I noies ( <•«• «>a
n ip I fat.' In« . t«. Biker « '« .connut tv.,
I'liiln'lelphia, Pa . «nd increasing capital
from »t .vio.noo t « . «■_' Otgl.llO»» Shawnee
Mining < ««.
f lôllJMKi,
f Jii Brus. P« , from yiti.lNNl t« v
( harter«, were bird
Fcleral
Wil
Oct S
J »over.
her« 1 , vesferdav, as follows
Bureau of analyst« f <«rpofntir»n
miugton, f*el , fo obtain information
f the physical condition of individuals
apitol, t.VKDSiO
I ulfoti Truck ( '<».
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
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New
rev»«.
J ork City, $200,OflO.
Hex ( »ii (, o. Col urn bun, <»hi«», fluff
«SX»
Fertilizer Milling < '<> , ^ d
d« i . siooono
Pittsburg \1 alland C«*.,
$50,000.
( « nt'irv Chemical Corporation,
D« I $5.000
Hon« la
rnu»K»°n
ilnirnelon
Mr I ;
W li
mtngfon
row DER QUOTATIONS.
Reported f>«lly at Noon hr f »oor^o P.
BI«mU, da Pont tiatUinj.
ittd.
A, grid
Too
rlti r*»n* A (To.. <v»ni.. now
•<fu •'«uni A Co.. *!«b.
•Hercule» tow «1er Co., corn,
lamitt» Fowder Co., pfd
A 1 1»« I'rrwdfr Co,, com. ...
AIL»» l o»«)«ir Ca>.. pM....
I HI*» sHirrlce,
D»li»in U K..
HS
IOH
I 70
in.-.
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11
R« port» Daily by Ja». F- Ni id». Bord»
ai d > forks, du Pont Budding.
Vchienlay's Noon
<'l«».lng Qnois.
77'^ 77*4 i
7«l
i
Atu* 1 thaï mer»
American Beet sugar
American Can
American «'an, pfd
American Car and Kouinirv
American «'otton Oil
American 1 <n -
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American Sugar
American I'd A Tel
American Tobacco, com
Anacomla
Atchison T A S K
Viiani u- Coast bin«*
Baldwin lw>couiôV4vc
Baldwin lawomottve. pfd.
Baltliuon A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brookiv n Hapid Transit
Butte ,V S Copper
California Petrol .
Canadian Pacific .
C.-tu ral l.eai her
Cliesapoak" .V • »lilo
Chicago, flrca« Western
Chicago, «'.real Western, pfd.
Chicago &, Northwest
Chicago, i; l A Pacific.
Chile Copper
Chino Copper
C M A >t Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Consolidated via'
Corn i'rt'luct'
Cnicible Steel
IVnvt-r A Ulo Viratuie..
Distillers Stsurllles.,
Krie
F.rie, tirst pfd
(.iem-ral Klectric
vieueral Nb'tors
General Motors, pfd
Goodrich
Great Northern, pfd
Great Northern v»re . ..
Illinois Central .
Inspiration Copper .
Inter -Metropolit au
inter Metropolitan, pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kennecot t v'optH'r
l»-lhlgh Valley
Lackawanna si«s-i
Louisville A Nashville.
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National lea,i
Nevada CoosoUdatcd
N«-w V«»rk « '«-nt ral
New Haven
New York, on- A Western
Non h«*rn Pacific
Northern & Western
Facitic Mail
Pennsylvania,
People» G •»
Pittsburg V out
Pittsburg Coal, pfd
pressed Slool Car
Kailway Steel Spring
{^,\^ nsol,<Ule<1
Rep Iron arid Bteel
K« P Iron and Steel, pfd
J;'- pf(|
Southern Pucirtc
southern Kaitwa.v
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wrong horse, and is preparing to w«-l,-h
on the payment.
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To the Public
tc lephone
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endeavoring
WV
to give
service with an operating force
reduced by illness.
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Unnecessary c;il)s are causing congestion
and delay in completing urgent rails for doc
tors* hospitals and other calls of mercy.
(government calls and calls in
of the I'oiirth Liberty Loan should have
prompt attention, but if is impossible with our
present force to handle all calls that are being
made. Something must he sacrificed or a
will suffer.
Wont you please eliminate aII unnecessary
telephone calls and he patient.
the interest
The Diamond State Telephone Company
E. P. Bardo, District Manager
Male«; Tom Away and Impress«;
Into Military Work, Greater
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Harbantjra Fared by
Little Nation
BELGIUM fEAfiS TOTfL
RUIN IS «U«S FLEE
P y \ss,
•i»te<J pr.
Havre. I Jet s
« Ir» r.v« ry Kventng
The Belgian govern
(bent Ici« i .«u«'«l i statement, that fr«>m »h*
eoiwt to ts-vond the City of Br«)ge- the
male ja.pulntmn Ek *1 we« 1 n (he ages of j ô
c been brutallv lorn from their
.
I,r, d »•« fetv
horn«« ami mrccl
labor on («erman
military
works
*' I'hc B« Igian government ha» luvn con*
ferring for several w.'ek- past with iEx
alli«'«l governments «m the subject
meaeur«'» which are n«'ceaaitat«*d bv
(nefh'Kjs of sx'ctematt«' deatructi«»n
pillage which th»* en**mv is employing m
territory he i« obliged t.v cx/icijate
Belgium "ha« brn from »he liegintung
of the war exposed to the outrages of the
(ierrnan armies. ,\t the verv morn.'nt the
new irtifK'rial T'Kaneellor is proclaiming
his anxiety for t he happmo««of peoples and
bi« will to work for 'he «jehverance of
humanity, the Belgian pivcmmi-nt rc
ceives news of frt-sEi excesses on «fie par'
of the ( icrrnan armies m o«nvi pi cd Belgm
Emm the coast to l*eyori«l Bruges, the
rnal»' population from 1 Ô '<* fô vears is
f° rn Trr»tn theirhom*'» an«l -uhjecteci
to the most brutal treatment. These men
are «X)mt)eiie«l work it forcer! labor for
the military needs <»f *he enemy.
"A vcn»< fill clamor would rise tr.-ru
th** whole worhl if, at the moment
wing lie i span •• . t ht* ».«rr.«:
(renewed wuEi redoubled'cruelty the
«•«•uses which marked the
Belgium. imi if they
of
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of
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mv.ismn
tndertooiv to eon
summate the ruin of thecnintry iiy pillage,
arson and the whoiesai«- «ieportation
the !»-'»ple.
•t
"I'm up against it."
"What's 'h«* matter now.'"
"I'm supposed to have a htrtii
To 'how 'he draft tIIi.- « i :it
.'»•urtioxl 'in recoixls .uni ■
evt«ience that I was
'roit Free Press,
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Members New fork
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Phone 70*0 I
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How are you going to
feel when they come
home ? Over there they
are OFFERING their lives.
Here you are asked to
LOAN your dollars.
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