The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1918, Page 2

the making, but a pure grain sugar Tells Inspector “Tam to be Polloe Commas ner THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1918. TIME FOR TRAINING TROOPS IN U. S. SHORTENED BY ALLIE Zaneice shows that t nareed ur The contributior hor ts with the least poss MARLBOROUGH DUCHESS | ” » resumed tos Jesion ’ likewise of the unt s an b URS or ee . wie ‘ on Mdehine @ sodnite. 4 tia with tle United: btaken wie WAR TRADE GIVES $25,000 JEWELS — | ! ge pi wilt : ‘ nan a ed 1 ur e phforonces 0 D L ONS FUN hrow em for Brooklyn. the prosecution of the determined. Thie pooling 4 i pe aenees TO AID CHILDREN'S FUND) ' We hope to send 200 carl the pete Department expresied eauipment of every * le would sits if eine ‘ ' night until the situation is its qratification at the result be be available meriean : G eotie . lieved,” Mr. Peters announced. cause of the mutual helpful spirit troops st to Europe during the 4 rive Smith and the Presid manifested and because the plans year 1918. ‘ yatlon war * of the neip rallroads met outlined “will greatly increase (3) Unqualified support to the | rationing rr 4 the Federal Fuel Adminiatration etiven he effort lution adoptec the inte ! nd, Norwa : poe beg ihe ve me 4 ' florts ue adopted Hi he int . Holland , aa | afternoon and adopted recomm ow being put forth by the lied conferences looking to the Nereoay. th . (Continhed tro t ons of the Fuel Conservation @ United States and the Allies i creation of en Allied Advisory | Wav ‘7 {and the Swine So —>—— —— ie 4 PUN SHISEU DE ane ce ee mittee that all oa) $b be the conflict against Germa Board charged with the duty of nee wie agreed to and i ‘ “ ) ? : twenty-fe yours daily and th Madina kad Munnery davikiva Che ahinbian aeEnErTOeS he Swine detegater and Another Attempt by the Enemy Allenby Reports 1,000 Turks 4 ‘ anything equally powerful ee Se ere the w fh ar a MICK e Chairman of the { = i . é + smash into the blockading foe ving at New Jersey BA of each Rete nise nese ine) emt vac T is o Cross the Piave Is and Teutons Killed and 600 | 4 + Vor the first time the great forces ot | Water be pooled among the oa he re Y location of tonnage so as to per A rer re oma for +4 > trang * hs opera betwee t DIPLOMATIC mit the American military effort pation the United | Repulse. Prisoners Taken, ° » fransportatton, Government and pri. | Qperating haber 1 ie irs ‘ to'b Heed © deliberations of the per ame +4) % vate, were brought Into co-operative | New York City, with a view to fac! i» eae ene ternation Commission on i * 2 effort, the navy assitsing the ratiroads| tating its movement to destinatio tween ¢ Hou ' 4) Full survey made of prob y ta a < in Paris and on! ROME an inh WASHINGTON, Jan One thou. | 4 \ ® and the Mayor of New York City called| Frederick #. Gunnison, Fuel oaite ; se PN of ail iy Europe af ' All ve 1G nmission Of joined in Allied offensive ase Turks and Teutons killed, 600) 3 ot, % to contribute help to what a few days| Ministrator for Brooklyn, announ ite t merican militar ore and t British, Htatian Gove tranegortation of euch forces and itive plane subject to the the Teutonic fine in Italy Joy, pr taken and twent chine | S13) 3 / * ago was a private enterprise he arrival to-day of 10,000 tons weate w * supplies to the bases of military fothe War ade Hoard dngtish patrols attacking aner t pinred, in the latest engage-| % + h fs . Aw Mr. Sinith surveyed his big job|coal in cars loaded on barges, periget i Nee operation ef the app 5 mon t ini dink + eat ai a Pak ‘ : ‘ f ms ° quickly formulated bis plan of|is enough, he said, when added to Sat : bul elie boil nage nade ae ; Mite a Ps bhi HAASE HIPR eodbichiee aur s Ne, was reported to-| ¢ saany Fs © campaign operations, New York} supply received at Long Island @ ten fullest co-operation between the ou basi prisone the War Office now G . . * City's troubles were Wnt his|by way of the Vennsylvaniti tube mart United States, Great Britain and | ‘ ; i one his ay f insyivania. tubes, pe i Franve an the produetion af mills. || WAR INDUSTRIES. t-te vou tactical tm-| >! “4g \ + problems, but the cleari:g up of New | relieve situation temporagl My inatrumen: r ie ‘ uiled ! nite of tan russ ler “0 © | York's Nockade ¢ firet ” > Sian War esata tary Instrumente and supplies of | 4)0° 1, (ae re AA OCT weom: Montiga south tn Conagtiane, | te ae LES H, Hay \ New * York's blockade was of first impor-|'Two more days like to-day, Mf, @ poe pees al i ; Po Gen paply db Hianliah gait Magnan Katievlie i ptu n the Jatest British +"? # © ‘tance in order to open the gateway |nison declared, would: be enow - ) Pinna made f bp ‘ British. Admiralt “ “ . rive ont defense of the Holy ‘ P and release the clogged tra Me behind. }end the ertsis definitely sion wan had concergin noe vii ave tary War Offce and Alan exp n of two enemy munition Clty materially strengthened ~ s Wy % | Therefore ho gave direct attention’for eeneseielpecased ne f pamsennion be dep on An Piave 008 Hh ive operating With the Turk \¢y + Asked just what were his plans| Ld d-Lies 1 ' ' tite V ' » 5 aun he oO " port) Se e Py ‘s 4 ar here y oul be given Settee ihe renin ; | Higations : ‘ WOM ALLE CHARLES AFAR weg oat over all other freight, M ‘ om i ; : he im hy the prisoners taken have n identl-| Smith replied i ference held In Paria on Nov, 2%. A we " England for xupply ertenn ni t ~ @ i ie of \ rl fats Re Tra ara ett { with enem Js belonging to divisions known | I refer you to the gen ins Bey thie “ confere he " wre ‘ ‘ . . ‘ nid alo Apersed at tadura have been in training at uham- LONDON, Jan, 2--The Da Ex-| tions | have iasued to all lines in my] a speeches were dispensed with y FINANCIAL ' ) the mutual eo-« ing was attempted 1, last: sumine preas states that a magnificent ovr ale aa ie) within half an hour after the cont Ay tin hd hee ba effected for t Purthe ae (Oh Unb Hetay Bel eae eal hin IE dilate ee Many plane were put ints effi } heal ea edi t : bs y t red force son b: z perfidy Of] composed of fifteen rows of the fa- ame dir every attention enee had been ca wide ative f a i ea Dio! \ 4 in announcing recently that clearing your line of 6 oe » relleve the coal shor Clemenceau it had t in ‘ it pan, G iow ta Aol NaH) Was On ten ow mis 1 ri r }moug Vanderbilt pearls, connected by arh n any congestion i empt would be made to retake that exists, wiring f aay al was ta to Greenville, N. mittees for work. ' " me ‘ | de of the { om just a t | aed i : large diamonds and set in plaques, & me of an nd oe 7 t A | 4 w nad i was given in Allenby's an- | a whi beyond individun land then by a short water route ie 4 Participation ty “Y he 4 { 1 | i Great Britain re-) by th ‘ > | nouncem tha he enemy attack | Worth in ail about ou is the aes eee . . . route, Ry States inn it 5 property t H ht om ‘ ut Al be was specifically intended | Duchess oc Mariborough's gift to tbe That means that managers of jtey B ence: by eset ae war council) held at Ver q amen 1 | élite 4 be he n bridge » retake Jerushlam." wit . a 7 wt nage ant dae extension to the Sunnysh tenresbitaliveatiot toni i nent mine . : Kad elon The AGN UicuA Silat Nat Meine attack eome | naren’® 1 Fund roads are to take whatever action is| 4, Italy and the United § f the wa ' and In particular at} doned aftor having had a*foo nigtaig ea, bUL one countat-ote | Three diamond tiaras already haves Necessary, and with such a free hand, {P00 " } @ first step toward we Cont ' the representatives! noeld there for several an tae : vibes eal GaiVinie he been sent to the Duchess for the ji think, that can take care of details. The Leigh Voley Latlroad dell i of control of the armica of the a nent a AD { ions WAVINE | the westorn bank 0 river Pitt tidehe neta nitea tp none [funds of which sho ts the treasurer.) "Now. n priority orders. ‘They | ered many cars of coal to-day at t ern front, This im the ff ft ‘ we i ib ds tae cM wom 1 to longer exist, and not be- | yards at the foot West 27th Stres i kind, aswure the f ut ‘ Alito tt \ on Ord ene pleco of jewelry estabs | necessary 1 lasuc Note) w cre untonded by de Shit rt AY du rould ' I rn Kren 1 Ludd and Nabalus, has been | ies, of which 1 ire needed You are authorized to d 1 ’ a bar - ¥ 1 uy ' dep f tioned | ‘ i are tores of munitions ly, cy bec Ahr hs cebhalpptae ares Drone hy lroee a tween tt mmanding (ier t wir t itt Departe reciier . a = | t n mind vital necessity for] cit vading on barges and unload the United States ana the A ene’ , Fever FOOD line Disabled in Combat Wi hy * en Rata | noving food and fuel. Wire me par- {again ti New Yor! * t ‘ 4 alu i Gs NAYAL wy Cr finan r 4 dp i t pias a a Four German Planes, But Kho ha Hras and Kerker * minrly. wnere: >ooa! ngenyy ctor 'Gendral: Mca coo amuse v forma f Mere] oe 4 M aN. Ha nate Was obta of the fo nt . te ‘ ed + without pros of immedinte move 1 M Smit allied naval counen to co-ordi } tr een: (NGS not the Allied nations He Is Unhi Jthe Mt Thew operations | Act iy ase alae the operation of the naval forces of | ter Ailled Council | mith of Te ee the| Pata ds Lieut, Tout Lute) 1 sas poring sees a 0, COUNTRY MUST HAVE FOOD « vossibility of calling the United States and he sf RISK RGA Pettasar ee Tyee Hn Oot 1 WMS. Cable: ine | 4 yf Wallingford, Con ¢ ee i pal tyes ‘ee AND FUEL, SAYS SMITH i" se the labor short in the war that the r may | sip froin Heuthal oountrioe rival { not’ been of m satis: | Lafayette Eseadr ite, A narrow ¢ ng favorably in alt drectio! country must have food and] gs more acute, break up fn the future be operated ws one in| 4 tari min the financial factory mature and personal contact}eape in a Nght with f German be f our troops is fine. v= fuel. Those things ure to have our] coal now piled at New Jersey tt the prosccution of the war on «val cussions of the inter-Allied confers] \ RCLCRT Bene 1d fod) mac Wat Satu The gasoll REROH Ore: Sap runow cuaree lO Ly ‘ * first attention. 1 hay t t i ; “4 us section , nal ence lad Hrations of the countries CON: | pines on hia. wlrph Settle oust SHG HAItiasiA Avner AebORTRGAIS’ bo bi i agit ige have not Issued any | w points, ‘The Director Gena " in conjun n with o | ene ry in orde ate. 2 ; oe Pp i k - yrlority orders fol eM specific 8 0 consides , | ee in 1 n nd | SHIPPING. cerned was neces ; iT iy ania luring the enkawsiient,, and, alihou bolster up ‘Turkish morale | v ty ; ts fer them specifi al onsidering an arrangemy " ghee a } 1. Furl and detaiied reports were ses | UNAM sig ah more he hud the advantage of a higher alt ae | ¢ if First Page | heeau (oa EAT ote aaa Peat Hylan (to “havea fh agreement between the British \ " avilable : tion to the vital necessity of moving | fore om the Ne (te ea ee ee ae rpont [ued show ti tota es tonnage Ale ve of xhipments of food-|tuie, hie machine became almost helt CLOSING QUOTATIONS. aie . Pitas bie vital with | w York Bt dimiraity anc vit ' Aue to war risis and marine risk | rai + i “from North Ameried|leas through the stoppage motor, | tA een ere 4 hink’ t nt for) Cleaning Department aid in putting into effect certain plans 16+ / from Aug, 1, 7914, to Sept wt Sant Kinadom, Hrance nnd| Yleut, Luthery seemed virtually at the| W ‘ re ws bre eR DSALG Weer e uenred Jf railroad operators to work lating to the prosecution of the naval The exthinated output of new | iia 1 for the year ending | mercy of t mane, But by clave , | BAte-roam: af “Mayor's office ‘as Among the a ons a pt To He New York @ veto : lnaie by the Allies during t rT] 1918 aiieved that the pro-| 4 ‘Eibach fe }soon as they arrived. Among them! rector Smith v he pad l ts War against subi v18 wa ertalnod. tout fn che oonts nanoes iB. with on ff the Germa ali pode lala et i rector Smith we whe had) th gh the yivenia tunnel for the tore act " Jing tonna that the ‘mim oxecutives, dealing with supplies of | Aring Unuouely, he managed to Ag 2 sl K Re ern nn Justice | used for freight; whether consolida-| oars to the huge yards of the Le American naval forces in conjunction | utiheation r nnvee Cou fi vi grant groater facil!-|eape unhurt. His machine was found to! 42 ~ | Fore vi Gol r enry As) tion and elimination of passenger} isiand R. tat t Island ity effected wax provi Hi t fi ion of food- |» 1 Ww! Tans Mever, Preside f the Brooklyn bedrest osalliacrs with thone of nations engaged in war | *Togted w nts Lh tte he dintrthutton of | f 1. [have eleven bullet holes In it Naar pe - I re nS : # iby tratfic had been ordered; whether ex-| which hay strlbuting capacity against t Central Powers Conference ‘ nd transportation | > Am. sm aie inne tha | hange of equipment and facilittes) 10.900 tons a day. Lemay save 4 Agreen with the 1 n Ad Tho Allies, considering that tho In ordor to mit the United | Curt Hs ner of Ke ; 1 Horie yen had gun; whether Government) three to seven days in the distel shivalty ini iii ' rarer moans of maritime transport at | States | sunlize the problem i Aim: Toi ae bs ae IT | shipments clogging New York had! tion to consume , - » their disposal as well as the pro food trol in North America, plana! arty urphy, who landed @ Tax Commiis-| been stopped. These re an-| op, : can naval officers to keep fully n+} Visions which they dispose of | tice views the!) DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST {oo FRCAc oaeahe Debits Chinen been topped. These were his an-| From Long Island City the eoal may: formed the operations and policy should be utilized in common for at Britain, France] Raliwin I \iain Harry Walsh, former Senat pil ‘ be trucked to Queens, parts of Brouk* of the British Admira tha the pursuit of the war, have da agreed to put into effect a ee fs } ICharies P. Harwood, A. Core ta cnnae vane: Ratiroad) oMelais'arey) and across the Queensboro fact i et hub1 tk cided to create an Inter-Allied |! und compulsory control of . : i ¥ & Cor-) now working out the problem of| Bridge to ¥ s Navy Departinent and that bod cocordinatinn shbin. aetion to this 1. The ation by the inter-Al-1 gion in France—Hovle Retired— [thes David Hirschfeld, a ¢ friend of| inde ess asi enable: the ministrators to da ured effect and of establishing a com Leonference in Paris of an interna] my P“ ERRLITES " W's he new Mayor, and Alderman Frank | 74) Nata cece ELS adel with the transfer of MILITARY. an programme constantly kept | tonal scientifie committees on alimena Sibert Goes to Charlest: a Y Bent, Whose district Hylan (ChMleat details that have to be ar-) fuel to barges in casos of emergency @) Atier ‘conterence auniine up to date, enabling them by the linn t maint of two representative WASITENGROND Sane's COntare ware iiven. | The Pennsy!vania Railroad has org) maximum utilization of their re each from the United States, Great) ASHINGTON n. 3 r ' ; has been given a in-| dered the use of the Bay Rid over approximately thirty day# With! sources to restrict their importa Hreitain, Pranee and Maly, ‘This com: | issued jay assigning Major Gen, (12h! Gar “Reds Gon REG Se Saleh minate passenger service] baste ay ee the chiefs of staff, members ofthe) tons with a view of liberating |mitter to he in continuous session in| Mann, who has been commander of the | mit th @ho is now Charities Commissioner, 4 pa ice} tension of the Long Island Railro! Genera) Staffs, and Commanders-in- the Greatest amount of tonnage | Hitrope for the purpose of studyine UM) Rainbow Division In France, to com- Seth jwas asked to-day If he had decided | Where It Interferes with giving ne |for freight, utilizing the New Yo Chief of the. Allied armies on tt Reber 27 She Srenenerestion ef Me Te tiie ory capacity [mand of the Kastern Department, w [upon his depu sary freight service. The extent ix| Connecting Railroad, and permit Waatern {roit, as well wlth the ne ean ie ‘ re food adminintrations of the [Headquarters at vernot's leland, I am very sorry, bu ueay vt eft 10 diseretion of roads o@ncerned.| a short water haul between Gre , whe que fi o « " 0 be cuss ypointments,” sale m not yet advised ot t is cen d the highest civil officials of the reapec yment of neutral tonnage tn line | aforenamed countrle Al the same time Major Gen, H Pern aa OE acta resin of Meh d am 4 yet advised of wh | N. J, and the Bay Ridge ¢ sive ‘Goverorienta; ‘the extoit the WHD the proposals made by neutral De ‘Vaylor, the representative} retived, was el from the J | Dae eT ee Eee ee ay atone | emplated or bean dote, jminal. ‘This obviates the long hi Eee: amie | Lat a. the | Counteles with 'r¢ th n the f Aiimiinixtration on the |Department and retumed to ; j*"altred J. doht : ; | 38,000 FREIGHT CARS TIED UP) aro M (an Island and in military effort to be aime by UOT nage wa sustively issiod and jou. rep ed the United States | active list. ‘ 3 s roporters to 1 | ditlon to providing ¢ Bere nce ESe: Ee eee eee eee ee eee a IKEER GL Gael iietoer rapstred ther: dfs Oro gave reporters: to’ ut anid ON NEW JERSEY SHORE ition roviding a more @ 2) With this determination in ft Negotiations with neutral! ference held in Maris to consider Ste fou while he would always be glad garding common use of faclll-] freight route New England it ‘ intrien were sub dy iuctead | problem moi production. jn head of Pers them they need not expect any news| ies and equipment, instructions have| serve to alleviate fuel conditior mind, negotiations were carried hE HE Poa eae Serre forces, on from his. office v want fol) n| South Brooklyn, One th ¢ on looking to the pooling of re A aurvey was completed A A Honference ai intersaiiied 1to command of outhe: As explained t bi ’ out as follow in} South Brooklyn, e thousan * completed of id AB} A it Mayor Hylan t touch with your connections and af-| of coal a day are thus to be he sources for the mutual advantage the ports of debarkation of Amer vleultural committer wax established [partment, with headquarters at Charles: | tilery deporte fond hele 4 athe Xe ef all of the countries engaged in joan troops and supplies, and onal & ” h from |ton, & Cy Me igie ie Meee at this cal ‘ord help to each other in way the war a t Germany. ‘The pians were made looking to the Unitec Great Britain, | a J Mer Marine ae A possible to further general move-| Priority + Suxpended So © bs hd he U ‘ more expeditious discharge of | rat 1 t continnousls i j ates, Ma of f Je oat iment! May Ba used contribution of the United States troops and carqoes so ax to : I adv! iM AD00 TAKES OVER | Mei uth shee doulded sy , S| sigtharecara, 48,000 cava. ot) tvelgt WASHINGTON, Jan Hundreds to this pooling t the return of vessels to their | u ; ' 5 u sacicediiin aarathat Thai doranewhabe Gel tony cen ased from yards wh | ELECTRIC ROAD SYSTEM Con tH +--+ lsaeearene ngs 5 ; ot they have stalled behind shipme « a) “ \ ideas bh cash . x of highe eferential * —_e- - | : \ ‘ Jhave served to back up the congestion |tne goute coal shortage in the Nor Believed to Be First Step to Assume | pura) . HAND OUT APPOINTMENTS |‘: into the interior. We have got to| east . Control by the Government pamnent, PCH |clear away the New York region first! All existin ority onlers were #1 e f h Such Line Hay in order to afford relief further back,| pended by Robert S. Lovett, priori a of Other Such Lines, he Borough President Riegelmann and| Improvements are helng made tn the| director of the War Industries Board, ALLENTOWN, Pa., Jan. 2.—What to] fnmay ot ter Webster Make Di handling of Government shipments, | "commendation of Director-General probably the firet step in putting electricy Southern Pacific’ ..) GE VY SESE: NEN Is “Now, above all, I want men, able | Ratlroads McAdoo, with the expeotati roads under Government control came | shh taney tribution of Jobs. bodied men to work on the roads. 1f|* freee movement of all freight as . in the shape of an order to President | S!ionar Steel: , OE (br yey able | AA cat will resulk Fehr of the Lehigh Valley Transit Com- Coy. & & Fdward Riegelmann, Borough Presi-| You ean send me men the pr oblem “Members of the Shipping Board cd Lomany dent of Brooklyn, to-day announced the] will be helped ail the quicker red with Mr. McAdoo to-day t Pa: Leste EEG AIEWe ER SASETS) Ps : following appointment 200 CARLOADS A NIGHT THROUGH | termine’ tiw number of ships availa 00. Julder, Ce |for tr {coal from Ha Joseph A, Gulder, Commiastoner of | al from Hamp ‘The order places all the company's | | See et ae Aas i RANE LG Is haere road tant d ports to assist nes between aston and Phillipsburg, | Vis LAOS A capac aes se of the Pennsylvania Rallroadrelieving the situath = the two lines between Faston and| wala yw A bly District ' | Hethiehem and the tine to Nazareth un-| Wem 1 mY) Pannally) Asatetant (Gotan a der the diction of the United States | We 7 missioner of Public Works, $5,000, He Is | Government, w ¥, a lawyer and Democratic leader tn the ~ ee | 200 shares nd Assembly District 7 P ap 2 Jamen J. Byrne, brother-in-law of Jol ver 104 by wel! 0 1s famous foo I'M POLICE COMMISSIONER | new vork coTTON EXCHANGE. Hi Mecoory, Demorratic. Trader of ‘ 1 ° yy we High, 1ow. Jaat. | Mrooklyn, Stperintendent _ of Public fia 4 +d 0.37 D8 i 000, yrne bi e « e with the barley flavor is easi- ANO NOBODY ELSE--BUGHER HR BE amit deratmaee ee July 108 oe 09 68 40, clerk in th artment di d N 4 ” | August... g2 75 , unty Richardson Webster les in Pp ar | Octo m, #80 0 announced the pointinenta e@ su ar. lot sugar put re Politics Will Pi No Part at} “ata cloned atrong. up a to MANNCe oh KehtORiAs. ie Rexis Ch FRUITS AND NU AF and taaty nut Is represented in thi Headquarters, New Chief pointe \ . Which compris eek ibertne e ATT ’ € Mee — t $5,000. He is State Sena and ther with mary rie loot haa ne Pts. in | CHICAGO CORN MARKET Democratic leader in the Eighth Assem eked ip bandsomels” neutered metal ’ developed from cereals in the i process by which GrapeNuts is made. Useitas your cereal—Without sugar. Sprinkle it over other cereals in- stead of sugar. At Grocers Everywhere REE Ee Sa nobody else, Anybody, particule politiclal, who tella you differently «nother guess coming.” With these words Police Commis oderlok HM. Pt alldiessed th | led al Police Headaua tht | mn to meet their new « Was of the man-to-man yariet | le any politician anybody tells } ring inthe to the Police as ano} awa ' 1 {ma Kron b my hat and walk ou Politloa w . art at T adquarters, J a in Monbay's Xe and | Clow) 1 yen. High. Tow Clave. Chw'ae tor's office, John Say ony | Rh eees The Jam Tae He ‘ is & leader in SPECIAL, ASSORTED CHOCOLATES || has rset tatiana < =A positive re m for the Candy ITEMS FOR INVESTORS Assistant Deputy Register, Edward idea In rie paring | taney ” United alten Steel Ce Sub-| 1 Allen, $2,500 ord fishes of delig= conte alangny ‘rankly, we dont, ariety am ine | sorip mployees ¢ i 1 Nova, § Nova has * Hr | Bindu REG” Oarnora tian will bee $h oe Thaod ck tive wintC or cousimal 19 ame abled silence ab as Komlness, these share f non stock, under the octutie orgat 1 24¢c leave be 34 C sual pla D BON hroOUND Hox Paw earning eleven | 884.456, in Gold, 7h thonthe ¢ od $7,620 f Silver Mined in 1917, ATE COVERED | OLD-PASIION COOo, . ITON, Jan roduction 5 ye rhe be ¥ year | Mlinoia Central Railway — Regula 1 the awe by P ¥ dividend ‘ : Pa Mea ete naa fine’ Manip fierered ) 1 k i 1 Lt 1) af Hows in whieh F Bha4 w t roe runt, velvet {Ja aa hocolates Paci ae and b Compa y14 in One Day, OUND_ BOX 1 ace Aly OMO QUININE aid ey at Ae falls to eure, ROW: a We dbrt, 6