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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
WEISS BEER LITTLE DRUNK.
II HSS ! Joined ATrack. Canary vine,
MaImsey, Sack and Small Beer.

Weiss beer, once a popular drink in
New York, especially among the Platt-
deutsch population. has almost entirely
disappeared. Here and there in a German
neiehborhood may be found a saloon which
keeps weiss beer on sale, but those who
call for IL are less numerous each year
Weiss beer IL a thin beer. produced by
rapid fermentation Lager beer IL pro-
duced by slow fermentation. Both are
favored with hops, but while the sac
charine properties of lager beer are de-
velopcd through the process Of mani
~facture. weiss beer il astringent and il
has long been a theory that IL il non-in-
Ioxicating EXCEPT when taken in very large
quantities.
Weiss beer has been known to have a
soldering effect. and for that reason has
been called Montag beer. or. Monday beer.
being a ~favorite beverage with those Ger
mans who devoted y Sunday Ia merry
making. Among Americans weiss beer,
thin. bitter. acrid. pale. non-stimnlating
and wstery. has had very little popularity
a. any time. Unlike lager beer. Il never
became naturalized In the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

Mrs. Lindley is IS years Of age, and de-
spite the fact that she has lived a most
simple life since she retuGned from the war.
the hardships endured during that struggle
have begun TO tell on her, and she appears
to lie Older. Even at this late day the fact
that she served throughout the war il
known TO but few of her friends and ac-
quaintances. She is always willing to tell
them, but never volunteers any informa-
ton. .. .
Mrs. Lindley is perhaps the qn'v woman
in this State who has ever had the salts
faction of voting for a Presidential ran
didate, a. she cast her first and last vote
for Lincoln while in the service. r
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Servants Few, Wages High
Tia. I, the Condition HOusekeepe' Returning From the Country
Find in. New York.

show Of masculine grit. His fighting ire
Is aroused. Why should he, with the blood
Of the MhcGregprs and a Stew art on the
distaf side, submit to early defeat?
4 want a cook" be begins airily, and
in spite Of himself he feels a thrill OF pride
to note that bis voice Ia cheerful a. ever.
Just a plain cook; we're rather plain peo-
pie, and"
The frozen eye confronting him chills
him. e,
And it's as good a place as a girl could
possibly have. a regular home"
Again the frozen eye, and in the faces
about him, which blend into a pale tinted
frieze along the wall to his excited fancy,
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II Won note the suburbanite these days.
rou will frequently see a bit Of pink string
round around one OF his fingers. This
,lways signifies that his wife is In revolt
against asp%ersions cast upon her skill as
hopsew ,fe and that she has said with that
ralm known TO all Benedioks:
VERY we'll; you get the cook this time
sTll Just drop in during luncheon hour, A"
he say, nonchalantly when this challenge
"a thrown at him, "and get N then. I'll
hiring her out with me-" .....,
such an optimist might have seen a fac
smile Of himself in one of the uptown en-
ployment agencies any hour Of any recent
morning that he took the trouble to look.
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fact that the demand for its services far ex-
ceeds the supply"
And at this time Of year. when people are
returning from the country, the demand for
servant is very great.
We cannot beg in to furnish the help
needed" say managers Of employment
agencies. Hundreds of girls are leaving
the country after their summers there
but on the other hand hundreds Of families
are coming back to town and are looking
for servants.
THE wages of servants to-day are almost
prohibitive. at least to the young man who
is contemplating matrimony. Twenty dol
lars is the lowest wages Of a cook, and from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

he sees pity, admiration and awe at his
temerity.
You expect her TO do laundry work, !
presumed"
What did his wife say about the washing3
He tries to think. Then, by a tremendous
effort. he recalls some pale blue mullins.
which were excused on the ground hat the
last ook had spilled some washing material
into the batter, and continues:
-Oh, yes, just the usual small wash that a
family has. None of my collars and shirts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
The EMERGENCY WOMAN,
EARNS HER LIVING BT DOING 4
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

A. The Can Ol the Busy H~OusekeeDer to FIJI
IN All SORTS Of Gaps Does shopping.
Acts a. = Companion. Makes Preserves
and SOmetimeS Turns IAdy's Maid.
The untalented woman when she faces
the problem of bread winning is perhaps
'e most deserving of sympathy OF any
Of her sex. One who found a field calls
herself emergency woman" and gives It
as her experience that there is plenty OF
opportunity for other women TO follow
IN her footsteps. She admits, however,
hat the preliminary years OF drumming
Up custom were not so easy that one cares
70 dwell upon them.
The emergency woman fills in any gap
the domestic fabric at a moments notice.
While she has no N great talent she has a
smsttertng of many. and it is by making
a patchwork Of them, which has been care
iully fitted to the pattern OF life. that she
mas been able 10 manufacture a cover for
the very coolest weather.
Her telephone bell is constantly ringing
nd The belt Of inquiries extends from Har-
em dow ntOvn 10 the area Of business and
professional Offices, where women find IL
necessary to depend on another to help
tlem ont. ...
She Is called upon to do all sorts and
KINDS Of work and has discovered that
very sort and kind OF information that
.ne has ever gained can be put to practical
use The trouble with the woman who
= Obliged TO become a wage earnerJs that
ene Is discouraged at the outset because
,ne cannot do one thing so wen that she
Sln instant demand.
me emergency woman when The SUN
nporter saw her was putting up fruit cake
And plum puddtngs for a long list Of GUS
toner
used IN do this in my married days
Is Joke; now I find that | can turn 4 pretty
pehny hy il. OF course | could not depend
20 tm7 for my support. but II Is a fraction.
-uu u doesn't take 80 many fractions 20
maS' " unit. II they are only important
'nplgh - begin with.
housewives know the valUe Of the cake
un !Nailng that are prepared in the fall
= M" hrstmas liable. There IL as much
1nerrnc" a. there h. In the vintage VI a
- thai IL rccently bottled and one that
oou1uet Of age
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women At st. AnErIa,s College.

The College of 81. Angela at New Rochelle
reports that in addition to the old pupils
an unusually large number Of new students.
have been registered. All the courses ara
in operation. including three lectures weekly
on philosophy and one ON church history.
by the Rev. Father Halpin.
A feature this year will he the admission
to any OF the courses. On application, of,
young women who are DESTROYS Of pursuing
one or more Of the branches yet have nos
the leisure 20 work for a degree.
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A. The Can Of the Busy HOusekeeper to Fill
IN All Sorts OF Gaps Does shopping.
Acts a. = Companion. Makes Preserves
and SOmetImeS Turns IAdy's Maid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
VACANT PROPERTY
ESCAPES COST

tlce Ia the application of this sya.
tenn was admitted hy al the Nom.
hers ct the committee. but because
the resident water consumers bear
tho burden cheotfully aud me0m.
nlainingly aud The nOa.rea ident nrnp.
.ertv owners could not be fureed to
submit tamelN 10 bearing a portion
.ot the burden the committee ahAn,
doned the idea OF requiring then 90
do 81. II Was therefore Rsfeea that
the proposed improvements la the
aFstem bo paid for cat OF the earn.
ings OF the plant. In the same man.
ncr as the prescnt system 10 being
paid for
We do this." explained Council.
man Mullen. sall the time keeping
In mind that u IL an nnnrintahic
outrage folsted on The residents az
the eitt 60 tue benefit ci the non.
resident property owners and the
owners ~ vacant property
Plan ~ Suggested.
n vas suggested to the commit.
lee that property ow ners a. dtstin
Euishcd from residents and water
consumers. could be required To psS
portion Of this cost ~ eharglus
the eity Tor the water used To-
street sprinkling and figo extin.
gushing and THIS may be taken np
az some time ia the near future
Meaa~ hile the committee decided "a
finaHcc the hes system in the same
manner that the present one Was
llnaacct. b. the issuance ot war.
rants payable Gus of the water re.
eeipts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
The Problem of County Roads

Down here in Kentucky they have
hocn having trouble over the public
rnad problem. aud nf'of Watteruon.
OF the CaufieFJonrnai recently
stirred things mp By turning the
aearehiisht Of publicity ON some OF
the dark places Ia the system Of
eaulpplng aud maintaining public
work In this ARTICLE Il Is pointed
out that s7io.b6stf has been en-.
pended By jefferson County. Ken.
lucky, since 1900. on public roads,
and "a result the county has stb
miles of pike roads that are In No
better condition. to-day than thgy
were In ianO aud a similar number
miles of difi ronda that are impaass
able two oF thrive months during the
YEAR A large part of the article II
given over 60 the exposure OF slack
methods and careless aud inefficient
nae az fundA. matters which. while
they are Of no especial interest. SO
"a show that the same condition
may exist In one form OF another
IN various parts Of the country aud
suRgost that lots ~ money IL heing
expended on roads that Is prae.
tieaiiy thrown away. whereas Il pro.
perry hasoanded, the reople might
Ia time build good hrick paved ruads
and have something to show for
thnlf money
One stretch az road. which IL
termed an experiment station" a
little more than = mile in length. II
costing $1,000 annually Co keep Ia
repair. and only reccntiY $1,000 wRs
expended IN the construction Of half
a milo 81 steel tracks the idea be
Ing that these steel tracks for
wagons wuuld relieve the road from
excessive travel Tho construction
.of the biguli;hic section pf the road
vas planned. hut the estimated cost
on this vas st5.0ao a mile aud waa
abandoned aud some experiments
made In snrtnkilnK with oil This.
tt Is said. did Eomo good. but the
.nlsoltArk idea came aloax aud took
up the attention Of the officials. -
about half a mills 81 double steel
track. four strips OF steel about 6
inches ia width we're stretched
along the middle OF the Rad Il
~ said that thia track 4 no, used
hY ore Wagon aut Of twenty six. aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
Tss TENT CATERPILLAR.

Is the fourth season IN Succession
since they haxe become sorry
Dret. and fear Il expressed that they
WIN not this time deerpaa3 under
natural conditions 80 has been The
case heretofore.
Get Another Kind
For thia ruas9a some yell inform
- hortfcElturtats have begun to
turn some thouEht 10 the plan Of
dr4truYinx thcfn prneficrd In the
cAsn % certain other Insect pssts IN
other parts Of the cuuntry Thls
PLAZA u Ia inffoduce some Of hef kind
of an ln@ect which viii wage VAR
on tbs cue conpiaihed of This
has been found effective m the
case Of many Troublesome peata
and Il iasi now being extensively
applied Tor she desfrursiaa Of the
gypsY moth In Massachusetts,. At
The uxprnAe % some Sc. 90 devoted
20 a SERIES of Investigations \ pats
site has besu discovered which
pruym On the EYpay moth and this
= bsinx extensively introduced this
year m those districts Of the east
effected By that pest An effort
mar - made b. local oFchzrdlsts
and Kardnsrn 20 Induce tho rmfted
States department. % agriculture n
take uD the study og the tent easter.
pillar wtsh the same sad In view.
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the disturbing Of the maoadam in
order to lay the track really made
the road Worae than n wAa before.
Tho point for elayworkorn 10
glcan from this turning ianau of a
bruadaido BY nr'er waiternon
against tho road building methods
OF hih section OF the country ia. that
the time Is ripe for an active cam
paien Of education ON the subject
Of brick paved hiEhways People
who have helped build aud repair
roads all their lives ia the country
districts are beginning 10 take mo-
tee of the fact that they have spent
money and effort for years and
years and have nothing much 60
show IN return This will naturally
be followed by active Inquiries on
the part OF more progressive people
along the subject OF how 90 get good
fnada that viii give them some re.
turns for the cost OF building and
viii not be calling for enormous 70
pair bills year after year. biliA
which In themselves would la a few
years build good roads, II Il not
70 he expected that the whole
country can be reyoluiiontred ia a
year or two. and good paved roads
made IA all country diasricta. bat 10
the thieklY settled ana prosperous
territories surrounding the various
cities a good start could bo made
Il Il 10 gone about In the right mah'
ner
Take the case referred 20 In Ken
lucky, for example. aud Jefferson
county. the county which has en-.
pended no much for nothing. sut-
rounds Louisville. tho largest rtty
81 the state. aud what they need 20
be experimenting with right nov tn
stead Of steel and asphalt comhlna'
lions n some good brick paved
roads leading ont Of Louisville
Cleveland has shown some good
work OF this kind. a. 40 have AL
heca teld, Louisville has some
epod brick paved streets. which
shoald be followed By paycmonss
leading out the m sin roads from the
city Moreover. what holds good
there should also obtain throughout
other states II the country. aud ell
Sc need 90 get Il il 20 show the PEG
pie Nhaf has been done aud What
can be done with brick IN making
roadway ."
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HOLD ON TO YOUR STOCKS.

q and Do
wIu
Marruni
all
=
all ever l.
IL
pro IL a polite
nj
".
-
% Stockholders
natal o.
a
grab
American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
sysrua ofpAYlNa ron CEDAR
AVIS MAINS Is ADMITTED
TO 81 ONE o. RANK lNJus.
vlcE.

How 60 make the owners Of va,
rans property contribute their share
,c~aras the construction Of the pro
rossa new Cedar river main and
.shes improvements In tho cts
water system Nss The problem dts.
eussel sud abandoned hy tho q.
nancr committee nt the eity council
Last nisht
Vnaer tha plan adopted Tor pay
snK lof the present Cedar river
sx~ten, The whole cost falls "a the
resident % the city. nonresident
nroearsy owners and owners uI Va
tant property contributing not one
rea cent Ia this manner when the
system l. paid for the non resident
er0eeFty owners and the owners ct
s.nant property vii eNn y ia com
mca with residents. yet will net
ksss eontIlhuted penny 60 It's cost,
pald D. Water Rents.
vaasr this plan the system Il be
ins pald Zoe cat II the sum raised
fson water frnfs The water rents
aro paid exclusively by rseidents
ana water consumers. Other prop
att docs not c0ntrihute At all
rhAt there Is a deep seated lntus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
DEEDS Aee FILED.

The frs, af the rtKht-of- nay
deeds % the Chicago. Miiwankse a
~ paul sufiuey Uern filed with
the raunfY auditor shis morning
They are -ix IN uumsber. but do not
repfcrsn, large transactions. The
largest tra nsfsF - from The city -
Seattle. ard gives 90 TIE raiirea A
privileges over the east ta0 feet 81
lots ~ and -. 81 bloyk sas. o. Sc
attie Tide Flats The consideration
j. 81 The others are for property
situated near Marie valley. the
sum paid for rights being tis ON
each deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16

The a page ar
tele devoted 70 the Areon system its achievements
ship others and 10 shore stations trip This
HendtuFe by
cent trip 70 New York om Hamburg Anerka
patches and
would be ti.eo This idea
History wfa only itself win itself
haders the profits which original si00
than to date
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ADOPTION BY GOVERNMENT.

Another thing the @syndes,ss" realize that
com the result Of the decision Just rsndsrse 20
tssor 81 the Msroon Company o. America March 2 1906 BY
shsf Suse Msle " Fuller o. the supreme Court Of the United
states De Wireless
Issraph cempsnE strictly snenna then 70 forever aesss from
I decision affects also ~ either wireless ys,sms ard ~ s terms
graph business Nov that this decision has been rendered the United
States viii be ef without telegraph adopts
entirely hAHcesi system.
The official the ooernaent the Army and Navy Journa
washington D. G. Of Is latest confirms this fact and
that tire building doxsn Government stations
the Atlantic ard Pacific delayed this
Oeversnent be the Of the wireless system a
adopts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16

Cod yet weather for the past
fsFes or iour weeks has had the
sifers % restricting the activity Of
the teRf caterpillar In those poE-
tlsas Of tbs eitY where Il Il NEST
xalaerous bat exen andeF the an.
AGREEABLE circumstances for it, op.
s<attoas the hru~u worms have
h. places worked 80 tndasiThoaAly
nat manY plants IN tho Infected
tisfricfa are beginning TO be- strip
p<1 Of thir leaves. leaYing only The
skeletans
Must pc peisonsd.
fEWtnk lefs their sents in search
o. xreen food to promote their
gru~th % maturity the worms can
sa knxsr ~ eombattcd 10 she mar.
~ possible earlier In the seasou
thsn Il vas = staple matter 10 Dr.
sxray theif haunts b. burning Now
thsy nust be pursued by spraying
crnaposinds of poisonous nature. aHd
90 task OF tracking them 20 thsfr
sbldlnx places ia ono Of consider
ssse magnitude
Easy 20 Find.
n small gardens where they are
~ too numeroux Il - not = burden
scma task 20 pick ths worms of
VITA the fingers and crush them
between leaves or under the foot
Thsy are easy 10 find. the brown
q their furry coats showing out
DkstniY 0a the background OF green
Vegetation Besides this the3 week
IL top leaves % branches 81 the
pants where they can pursue their
t-zsfs on The tender feaves While
eut0Yfnx the pleasure Of a sun bath,
BIT for this same reason n - prac-
tssnsy impossible 20 piek them off
o. shade or fruit trees ON ncooant %
ths difficui,y 81 reaching them. and
svrayinx becomes the only effective
remedy
Fourth Season.
Old settlers claim that In paat
PEARS the tent caterpillar pest has
seldom cansess much damage for
mnws than two or three seasons IN
sueceszson. disappearing for sever
n years after each rayREe But this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16

insisted upon b.
both the British and
American authorities
II IL plainly indieat-
"a that wittin the
next five years al
this large fleet will
be equipped with ths
AfArronl Wireless
Tclegf nh Admiral
Dew ~ stated that ne
Government today
can afford 70 aend
oct It's warshiIe %
battle without first
eauippiuE them with
wireless tnlegra ply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
IMPROVE PIKE place..

AZ the meeting os tho finance
committee OF the city council last
nlght L was agreed Co recommend
Tor passage AN ordinance appfo.
pfiating ka6u out OF the general
fund Tor the purpose ~ carrying
through tho Improvement az once
OF Pike place. the diagonal thor
ouFhfare running from First ay.
aud Pike down ta Western Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
LARGE BUSINESS.

IN ~
Of
II %
vii rrach uuatt
stock f q
unparalleled. security
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unso Special notice 20 s'oehhossFs o. hs Maroon
o holdsrs 81 Mareoa deposit ear,heassst
block ~
pest ssss'ss % The aforesaid company snd will pe cash foe
reasonable
neesi Ger epten 70 hoss Of these securities 10
within a perod sfsisty TO nanrty days
Il desire holder ~ msrcon oes ssnes certificates 10
81
pe, es.ss,ss hs sns pe desired tos Write without delay
to Nss Ners Syndicate 81 Herald Dawn iowa
eltques
other
in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
STOCK ALL SOLD.

We have been notified that the Maon wfeess Telegraph Com,
the shows tina, there but zgoe hate
held
a u
4
securities from
ketabe for and the scarcity Or
the history
the uaH fefnbb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
Fourth Season.


Phreuology Illustrated b. stere.
eptIocu Views aud lecture BY Prof
fitxxerald. noted phrenoloEisf. for.
merry 81 Fowler 4 Wells Co. y Y
AK ball. 1890 second az. Sunday
evening Admission sc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
UNIVERSAL ADOPTION.

Thomas early possibilities
Wireless said craft that floats tho VII be
red
World could be reached The Mareon Teegeph he stated has field
method
10 demands wireless
ioug
steamships Just hboas belts and
u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
IMMENSE PROFITS.


the merchant
~
THE al that the wire
"a
maintain
Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
PRESS ENDORSEMENTS.

System saving hum
sre q lives and millions 81 property Almost daily such
have been rere win accounts q the success and raid
installed that the opening Of
has
publicity the high eommendaon accorded
the Mar faui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
To The Public
To investors
To Marconi Stockholders

10 10 Of he
" the largest publishing
The " and
Telegraph
giving
cities
q
foreign uayles equipped viii the Nareonf system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
ACCUSED OF FORGERY.

Charged whit forging chooha In
the amount Of nearly s. 900, ! W.
Scott negro. WAS brought hero
Yesterday frum Everett by a deputy
sheriff aud lodged in tho city Jail
lie will be uent To Tacoma today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
SYNDICATE SEEKING CONTROL

appears backed thess sho
ta
~ b
defaa ui them % their holdings
and afEe
the
II =
tain Ia Of
their and
aforesaid syndlcatr
following advertisements the New york San
leading da throughout The within the
last fuN weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
AN OPEN LETTER

Ths letter contains most mportsnt and valuable information
e lust pat aaia and read a. the earliest possible moment
months r Investment Ia hareon elri
which
no Tfe ma hase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
mARcosi WIRELESS

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Tslagrap h Company ~ AnssF3ea desires 20 enter
iate aaresrsnt ssith al holders 81 stock IN
thle eoencanY Zoe fhs formation Of a poot which
ssiH have the poser 20 fx the market value %
these securities a. faure connrrensurnte ssith
their Intrinsic sserth. The peel arrangement 10
sRtsnd over period % one year from March 7.
1909. All peeled stock 60 be placed IN escrow
With erouiHsnt trust company in ks~ York.
Foe suIi particulars address large Profits. bos
ga. Herald. Ds.Nn Town"
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LAST OFFER.

start headquarters Marcon
prominent
u in Of
personally good Of
to be
which
q do
the holders Marcon Securities this opportunity
the
offer Tor immediate subscription the allotment
This allotment small n life
Applications VIII be filed tn ne order Of he receipt First
the subscription the right reject sub
BY 10 OF the subscription balance payable
on Of the order.
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Klein. the shoemaker. az james st.
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CONCLUSION.

In do to and
allotment
Of
received
No
nearly
do
believe Marcou certificates win
be be
within result the immense
i should
inventions the profitable Of all In
in
as no OF $
q
VIII act AZ
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In mi round lts
sendu US {
the
by telegraph at our expense 10
nhsr particulars request al
mai checks orders payable 20 the order q
FP WARD & CO.
and Brokers.