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For SaIe-BicycIeS.

sT. JOHN SOLID RUBBER CUSHIONED
TIRE absolutely no punctures; very light,
easy riding; long service; most economical,
tire troubles ended. JONES TIRE WORKS,
Sole AGENTS 6O2 Z ST. Hartford sec
onds sI75; Diamond Puncture Proof, 81 95.
Written guarantee FUlc4nizing, doc.
rnhI0-l0t- -exSu
FOR sALE-Indian motorcycle excellent con-
dition; viii demonstrate. Address BOX zo5,
Times Office mhs-St
FOR SALE-Oue Indian motcTcycTe in first
class condition. will demonstrate. 1895 7th
ST. NV, mhS~St
FOR SALE-Iady's bicycle, Cleveland; perfect
order; ci.ncher tires; s1l. lT0I 7th ST. NV.
ruhS-2t
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Cleaners and Dyers.

REMEMBER, THE CLOTHES DOCTOR. I7s5
Pennsylvania ave, does cleaning. pressing
dyeing altering, and repairing better than
any other tailor living. Telephone II. l&Sa.
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Wanfed---Rooms

WANTED-By lady, unfurnished room: no
nsati cheapi Northwest. Address BOX AS,
Times Office. nlhl0-st
WAETED--Threo or four unfurnished upstairs
rooms for light housekeeping by settled
FAMILY OF Two. Address. with price. BOX 400.
Times Office rubs-3t
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* Ohio +. r, every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways, both days,
except Royal Limited
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Storage.

WHY PAY MOPE7 We store for 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. aie 4s9-t23
10th st. NV. Phone Main z22s. ja21-eot
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Dsmage. divorce. and estate
cases. no charge without service; best law
yers. eli courts every thing strictly confI-
dentiai Address p. Q. BOX 7. Station A,
City. felz-sot
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Situations Wanted

WANIED-By white woman place as work
ing housekeeDer for w.dower. Address ROX
-Is, ZINES once nhI0-2t
WANT ED-By young lady who wishes to
attend Eastern High School, home in small
FAMILY, assist with household duties, or com
panion in return: references. Address BOX
AZ, Times Office, II
WANTED-By neat, respectable colore4i Girl
place as cham bermsId, in private family
1918 NJ st m n
NANTED-Hy neat colore1 woman wash
ing to take home by dag. 1894 New Jersey
ave. ,nbra ..
WANTED-By laundress, day work out or
at home. e5s st. mh9-zt
WANTED-By Intelligent Young iady sosi-
uon az cashier ana clerk In drug Store.
reference. b., 2SS New Jersey ave. NV
WE FURNISH SERVANTS. with references.
or refund our registration fee. LADIES'
EXCHANGE BUREAU. Inc. III5 +, second
floor. Inhg-at
WANTED-Place In small private family to
cook. 2so4 9Th ST. NV. ISABELLE COOKE.
mh9-2t
WANTED-By settled colored woman from
country, situation in small family: do plain
housework Call ez7 Rhode Island ave NV
n7hS-5t
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Sweet Violets, A. Bunch.
at kran1er's. 9l6 F st. NV.
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What Have Washington People Over
their heads?" Z. Hez Sven explains
sun. night. I'd Bapt. Ch. 1t
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Wanted

For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.
RCBBER CARRIAGE TIRES: best gra5e
haEtIoFd rubber: warTauted not separate or
e9ae pa reduced prCesi quick service.
pneumatic tires greatly TeGueed. JONES Ruls-
Ht-E ilI.E WORKS, 6V@, Goa st. nv.
FOR sALE-Two small horses. ss Prospect
st, between and 5, ne. mhI0-St
sukHY: good order, SIS: also large bay mare.
SUI any business. 81 II 81. NV. mhlo-st
FOR SALE-Cheap. one light wagon. ia 5th
ST. ne mhi0-st
FOR sALE-standard bred mare: suitable
IoT business, doctor. or pleasure driving.
- /. SAUNDERS. Cabin joan, Nd, mhlO-SS
FOR sALE-Good Dayton ana Tap. OF viii
trade Tor buggy 5z5 .th ST ne. mhI0-St
FOR sAI-E-ORe big horse and mare: good
WORRIES; and four carts. 49, st.
FOR sALE-Big sound. bay horse: rear of
sfJS Brizhtwood ave nhI9-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap one-horse express wagon.
CaA al az r ST sW.. before 10 an. Inns-3t
FOR sALE-One good work horse; one large
mare st. sw- mh9-St
ONE BIG work horse; one small work
horse. cheap. one Ane stylish family broke
mare. FARRELLS, Twining City
nlhs-5t
ONE gentleman's high-class driving mare
for country; sorei one young sore work mare.
IS attn st mhg-3t
FOR SALE-A good driving horse. Apply
after pm, 1913 sth ST. NV. mhs-st
FOR SALE-Cbeap, Two good work mares,
suitable for any purpose. $50 L ST. Sc
mhS-3t
FOR SALE-Thres good-size work lloI ses;
prices. S55. S65 and So. Rear of 1926 Jth st.
NV. TnhS-3t
FOR sALE-strong grocery wagon. worta
So only 500. Immediate sale for cash 1913
14th St mhS-3f
COGSWELL'S Is THE PLACE to buy new
sleighs, AZ large aSscrtntnt OF new and
secondhand vehicles, all kinds, SIS up; har-
ness. SS.Jo up. 0S l1th ST. nv. fez7-u
CHANCE OF YOUR IIBE TO buy blankets
and Robes. All sl2 and sl5 Chase Plush
Robes, $50. Ali 500 and $40 Plush Robes,
81. ALI Blankets at II regular prices Large
stock of sligntiy uaed Wagons. Bussies. AMI
SurTsys at great bargains,
6. d. WATERS ~ son. $40 Pa ave nv.
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Don't Stop Building On Account of

Plumbers strike, We have the plumb
ers, would be pleased 10 have your or
ders- Prompt attention by best me-
chanics. We don't send boys John
Moran, 2l26 Pennsylvania ave W
Phone W. 219.
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Found.

skiT adr.ft- Az Kentucky ave. Sc.
maS-St
HATS RENOVATED equal to new; straw
and panama, hat bleaching a specially.
Phone Main 4S5<. HANDEL, 7zI 9TH ST. nv.
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When You Want q Cut
Baltimore and Return, sIas, BaltiuOr.

of sny'hing-Joyce Engraving Co. star bldg.
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Wansed-RicyCIes.

WE Buy AND SELL second hand bicyele=-
MENDELL, 172s 7th St NV mhZS0
WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in the city iiS Fennsylvsni2 ave NV.
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Situations Wanted-MaIe

WANTED-Tly an honest, respectable col
ored boy. place TO work around store or In
private 1amlIy. Ell6 n st mhI0-2t
WANTED-Ry young married man Of gooi /
education, position collector, Office billing
or shipping. Address BOX AZ, Times Office
mh10-2t
WASTED-By gardener, white a position as
sll around man. Address GARDENER, 4S4
9Th st. NV. mhI0-2t
WIANTED-Position by young man, with
arch tecs; part way through course In arch
itectuTal drawing; making excellent grade;
or with contractor timekeeper or foreman
two years experience. 42S 4th st. ne.
mhIa-2t
INSTRUCTION, ten years experience, will
take pupils in English. mathematics and
bookkeeping, Address BOX seS, Times Office
nh7 $40
ACCOUNTANT. thoroughly experienced in
bookkeeping, desires 10 change his position; !;
one years experience With bank books. one
years experience with wholesale grocery
books. two years experience with real estate
books viii start at bottom and work up
For interview. references, address BOX 2s7.
Times office. Tnhe-st
WANTED-By experienced meat cutter and
grocery clerk, a position; references Ad-
dress BOX 402. Times once. uhs-st
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Wanted-FfisCeIlaneous

w WANTED-To buy Edison and Column bia cyl
ihosf of records drop postal wiz call MAJ
h1oE M y CONNELI+ ole stn ST. ne mhlU-st
WANTED-At SINCLAIR S, 6Ss Louisiana
ave, furniture, rcl-tCa desks, show casez,
store Iixtares, pianos. organs and stocks OF
groceries, Tor cash. Storage, TOO per load.
mhy-St
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
shirts before seeing me. / pay highest casa
prices for them Drop postal, viii call. H.
GhWIRZ. l2Ds eth st. NV. mbs-lbt
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bTIC-a-braC. anu ali kinds Vt
ilouseho.d goods. BAUM > FURNITURE
SHOP, 9Th aasa y sts. ns. Phone NORTH IsIS.
feZz-51t
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, !aogSs' 1r gsnt4suIeg's ). Also shoes
and hats Address postal and / viii cali any
hour. b. IARShES. laVa 1tn ct. NV. Phone
North 4ys. fezS-yvt
WANTED-s. KEHEsKY, 1865 7tn st. NV.
viii pay the highest casa price tor ladies'
genus. and chlldrsn'S east-oR clothing ana
snoes and hats. Address a posts4 and ! VIII
call. Phone n s&So- fe10-3ot
WANTED buy. take down, and remove
promptly. J, EDW. CLAkn, BuIideEs Sup
piles. lSo5 New Jersey ave. nv. fnons N
Ils. ts.-sct
DON'T kEEP USELESS. ARTICLES. What
Is useless 40 you Is GsetuI sne. / bay
oid gold. silver. aialnonds. sa1ensS. and pawn
.sli yeksts' money u loan On ls"eRy. AbtsA-
WANTED = Highest cash prices paid for
cAst-oH Clothes, ladies gentIenens, ana
children. >. AddTess posya.. viii cali any time.
A. BCRNsIEI&. ISl4 9Th 81. NV. fe27-gVt
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets W.u pay fun value for stoves la
good condition, Office furniture and house
nold s0oqs 0f all kIndSs contents especially.
-. NOTES 80 LOUISIANA ave. PnoEe NJ zvOs.
feS-JJt
WANTED - If YOU ARE GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish 10 sell part or All
oT your furniture. send for The man who
has the reputation OF - years taiE dealing
MARCUS SOIEs. 4@e stR sL. NV; pnons
Main olL feis-s9I
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge Tor the
Scry.ice.
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For Hire
Horses and Vehicles.

HORSES, huggies. wagons. day. week.
month, for business purposes 1405 z st. nv
mha-St
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

Furnished Rooms.
NICELY FURNISHED. bright room on sec
oha hoori bath adjoining; heat and gas:
very cheap. IS z ST. nv. Hnh1O-3t
FOR REET-Beautifui completely furnished
housekeeping rooms: two or three; also fur
nisned sleeping room. 1895 1gth 81. NV.
ROOMS 81 and IS; board If desired i05
- - mhi0-St
ZS 80 ST. Sw.-Room s1.50 week: also
second floor front rahfo-St
EUkNlsHED rooms and board. $40 per
week 65 II st nv nhI0-st
szs 18th ST. corner G NV; two large. we'll
turnished ,eed stsam-heated rooms; all conven-
lehoes- yshIe-sf
THREE mics, large rooms. second floor: heal
gas and bath; me location: very reasonable
ls6 Tennessee ave. ne. mhf0-zt
BACK PARLOR, furnished: light house
AsssePlng; IS near the union Station; REASONABLE.
ONE furnished ffont room suitable FOR =
gentleman; centrally located. 2z4 Indiana
80. .-M. mhio-zi
FURNISHED ROOMS. second ard t1I-5
noersi front and back; good board IL de-
sIea. COME and make your own terms I25s
bright furnished room, suitable for one
or Two gentlemen. 40Z Florida ave NV
~ SMALL private family one large, second
gentleman. bls st. ne. mhl0-2t
l4os 10TH ST. .-CosnfortahIe room: one
or two gentlemen: reasonable nh7 I0II
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeplnr
or sleepinE- DO Sth 81 NV mhs-gt
IN HANDSOME privats residence. very
naeely furnished FoaIn, y; small hail room, s.
------------------ hiis-St
NICE FURNISHED rooms, u& Der week
convenient els n St NV mhs-st
hECoND-sroRY. bay window ana adjoin-
ing rooms furnished complete for house
heelaHg. gas range. dishes. 19 ist ST. NV.
LARGE, second aoeT. front room. new and
clean bath, hot water also small room.
~ IN 81 NV mhs-gt
NICELY furnished room for rent, e 80 and
"a; gentlemen or aight housekeeping. aIs
81 ST NV mn9-2t
TWO beautiful rooms for gentlemen; rent
cheap. s2s I 81. NV. mhs-st
sd I'D NW.-Niceiy furnished rcoms On sec
end and third noorz. mhs-st
AZ @ ST. NW.-T1yo furnished rooms. s. .
s. per month; gentlemen. mhs-5t
FURSIsHED ROOM for light housekeeping;
reasongoie So II 81. mhs-st
NICELY FURNISHED front rooms, second
hoor; cheap. lloS sta st. nv. uhs-5t
NICELY furnished front room; delightful 10
cation. 1919 Harvard ST. nv. mh7-5t
NICELY furnished room. g. ZIG ! 81. NV.
mhs-st
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Help Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-Youug man for Shtwork in
lunch rooms 81 II st NV. 1t
WANTED--YoUng men who have worked at
the plumbing trade. Address BOX 41s
Times Office mhIO-3t
WANTED-Every ywhere-huStlera to tack
signs, distribute circulars. samples, etc
no canrRssing; good pay. SUN ADVERTIS-
ING BUREAU, Chicago. nlh2 10I724
WANTED-Boys TO help on delivery wagons;
good places. Apply to Superintendent HECHT
& COMPANY, 615. 6l5. ei7 eth st. mhl0-2t
WANTED-F1rst- butcher and grocery
clerk at 1872 ~ st. sw., at once.
WANTED-A presser and tailor. 1884 18th
st. NV. Call Sunday. mh10-2t
WANTED-CoachT private family; horse
stay at stable; 1anttor for large building
1886 Ilth st, nW. mhl0-2t
WANTED--Good white boy TO learn tin trade:
aust attend to horse; hours TO g. 50 per
week; reference J. T. DOYLE, sth and O
SITS nv. B7hio-2t
YVANTED-Janitor apartment; butler pr4-
vate family; white coachman. 1872 L. ST NV
mhIG-zt
WASTED-Young man, gents furnishing and
shoe store. 1fi3 II st. ne. TnhIG-2t
vANTED-An errand boy with wheel: good
wages. 1890 18th ST. NV. mhlo-2t
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Misunderstanding.

WANTED Typewritiag; IOJ wotsss, 5 cents
Loo. % cents. COS r 81. ne. mhl9-3t
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PIANOS FREE FOR SIX MONTHS.

We shall be glad 10 loan any Tesp5ns be
person a good square piano free OF charge
Tor six months. We expect you TO pay ou4y
the cost Of hauling the piano.
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WANTED--A good cook and general house
worker; one living near preferred Apply 2407
list st. NV. mhie-st
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FOR SAI.E-Cfood quality opaque snaoes. uE-
ted 70 your Window only 23C; the best quail
ity oil Opaque shades, boci hung freei Will
call with samples. kLEEBLATI' s. 18th and
II sts ne. Phone East 25-D. 5a20-u
CASH REGISTERS bought, sold, aud
changed. HALLWOOD CASH REGISTER
AGENCY. 90l ST. NV. fey-s9t
s. IS FOR SANITARY drop-side CouChes:
rockers ysC; go-Carts, E1-9s, parior and bed
room suites. 81 per week See gOods- RED
MONDs. sl1 and 5i3 7th ST. NV. fe15-U
FOR SALE-Four Upright Pianos. slightly
used. bargain prices. easy pay
ments.
One Upright excellent malIe), $3.50.
Square Pianos as low az SIS.
CdAS. NJ. STIEFF, 81 nth st. NV.
J. c. CONLIFF', Manager. delT-f
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Loo. % cents. COS r ST ne mhlg-st
For Rent-Typewriters.
EXCELLENT Remington three months for
50. Address BOX IA, Times UiTce. mhl0-5t
For Sale-Typewriters.
STANDARD visible typewriter price, s4).
Address BOX 90, Times Office. mh9-3t
DanCi-g.
SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS. i3f f1th st. y. W,-Eyery
Monday, Tuesday, Friday. and saturday even
ing; beginners class, 30; advanced, $50.
Lady aseIstants; six lessons. $3.50. Private
lessons ty appointment
fai0- At Prof CFlAS. NJ WYNDHAA-
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FAE1a contested with racing stable now
a. ,thhlng. Knows of coup 10 be made
a. Clty Park next week; would like 10 hear
rom rom lew good bettcrs. Send stamped en-
ccsiobs. l. ID WELLS, General Delivery,
O'Nss Uhl0-zI
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Lost.

books owners name ia back: leave al Mt
VERNON RAILROAD OFFICE. Reward.
mhlI-st
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ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Eamba conVsndo marCharfGn InQiaIsrra Gsnovava
e hac mil uHon pensndo que comprsrfan una c.ot
aoA cue mudAan nomh tomasn dos criados que Qno
Sen Compsaments 50 vdt pAaAda. La cMuadad hAc que
amboa aupsUn hGblsr al inQ6V
NiDguno los doe dssba On Francis nads qua pudara
sonar DC msnoS como AQu madr com6n que aunous
porse omo madrAstra, tod0s mrAn DtaF6 pAtra
G'novSVA smpez6 dSponsr todos los obsIos que crsis
lnoSpsnsaos para Marcia mej1 dnho 90 fupa de
entire elos asga ndeobe los qua IL nradac
as coroa Qus mas cnadrabA los bros que habiS
holeAdo con frecuancia.
puevN w "'i'' -
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S unos papee Dc mdtca tsnR mano lam6 Es6.
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Mi maridol
oEl mImo diiO Dixmsr onn oalms
denoVevs que esisbl subda sl rsra buscar en- Al
srmaro una slna sin6 cue fatbn ls fosa sxsnd6 os
brs5on d6 de sspadss desssr1n hhr dbao IA ala
oftSosy y neV6 81 csnSTe dords s sshs6.
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euardo % psuEon 10 fannam, e
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Ell CABALLERO DE CASA KO,IA

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pta 30 logsrrrs comprAremos 10 Que hpgG fts Wow
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c,mis6n cu1qus A5bsvs darS al uoomspto: psTo
oeemonos DC suprchsras busquemoS nusra scdad aries
Rando nuestrss vidaS.
-SL I amigo mfo 10 conse0uirsmos Psro zee perfoms.
do sstzs es maj do ocuando "a roStro en- al peobo
de MAuricio. ~
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compAdo IN mo de vOlstA para iii cuando snr6 10 vi
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o ooss les orgAnlEIcons nsFvOsss enen por perumes
D'veoenis Se humedscisron de lsgrimIs SOS oios
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penlemoi % nosoros dssmo los dorm On us sspu
Ad6I marcho
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De lo4Rs dimsnBiones vsndsn su
sasorss de 6cE8alss Hernandez y Cs
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O'naxltAs Por ao-reo pRsdsn IA

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
7 APPEL De peIi5id1co a 81 Quin(a|
8a|neario de Coamo


Por eonvsDio hssho sop Ia Sues,
sion Usera, eontinpo al trente de d.
sho sstableeimisnto por un afio mk,,
Asi puea y aproximkndoss 10 tempora,
Do de verano suya d. prinsipio sl 10
DO Mayo pr6ximo, tsngo sspesial rus.
10 On ofrsssrms nuevamsnts OIL pdhliso
On general y & mis numerosos amigos
% particular, tenisndo todos ID aaxx
idAd cue como dc sostpm bro, proer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05

rare dsiSr sltamsnie somplaaidos &
euantos gusten honrar con su asisssn.
siA el sBAlnsario de Coamoe
Presios do hospsdais por ssmanas
Una persona. diAr!o s2,6o.
Mics y criAdos prssioa eonvsnsie'
nalss.
Para m&s informss dirigirse & su
arFendatAri0
JUAN BOK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
OlctlI !, luIz lrosu

AEDICO CIRUJANO 10 10 Faaul.
lad dc Madrid. CcnsulsAs do IL y me.
dia & 2 y media do 10 tarde,
Cristo. II san J. an, d,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-25
Dooley on The Printed Wurrud'

goin into a newspaper office an it
looks common enough. A barl iv
printers ink, a bar'l " linseed lie an
1ampblack, with a smell to it that s
half stink an half perfume. But I
tell We if all tn dinnymite, lyddite,
.cordite an guncotton in tn wurruld
twuz hid behind thin hoops there wud-
dent be as much disturbance in that
bari as there is in tn messy stuff that
Printers ink! A dhrop iv it on wan
little wurrud in type, he. says, will
blacken tn fairest name in Christen-
dom or, he says, make star to shine
on tn lowliest brow he says. 1T will
find it's way into, millions iv homes an
hearts an memories, it will 90 thru
iron dures an stone walls an will
current " ivry lie It tin meets, fl IN Ii
imperor iv Chiny to tn baby in tn
cradle in Hannigan IS fat he says.
1T may undo thousand prayers or
start a millyon. It can't be escaped.
It could dhrag me out iv me parish
house tomorrah an make me as well
known in Picking as I am in Halsted
sthreet, an not as fav 'rably. Today
tn pope may give me no more thought
man. Tomorrah he may be readin
about how great or bad I am in tn
Popylo Romano. It's got death beat
a mile in levelin' ranks
"'Yes, SIR says he, eth hand that
rocks tn fountain pens is tn hand
that rules the wurruld. TIL press is
FIR tn whole universe what MulEgar
was f'r his beat. He was tn best po
lisman an tn worst I liver knew. He
was terror to evildoers whin he was
sober an a terror to Everybody when
he was dhrunk. Martin, I dhrink tc
| tn la-ads all over tn wurruld who
use tn printers ink. May they not
put too much iv tn e fred stuff in il
an may it niver 20 to their heads.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-25
DREAMED SAFE COMBINATION

Charles Farrell Is dreams may not be
SO fantastic as some, but they have
been proved to be accurate at least:
One of them yesterday opened the old
safe, which has stood for the past six
teen years, tightly locked and with the
office.
Various clerks and messengers in one
administration after another have tried
their hands at the old safe, but they
could never do anything with it. It
was locked and it stayed locked. The
safe is said to be one of the first fit
ted with combination lock to be in
stalled in the city, and it was used for
a long time in connection with the po-
lice court in the days when the mayor
held the daily hearings.
Yesterday Farrell entered the office
with the announcement that he had
dreamed the combination. Amid the
derisive gibes Of others in the office
he tried his "hunch'' and, greatly to
the establishment of everybody, il
worked. the bolt slid back and the doc,
opened.-Pittsburg Gazette-Times.