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Williams Wins senatorship.

New Orleans, Aug. 5.-John Sharp
Williams has won the United States
senatorial primary in Mississippi, ac.
cording { o returns received here from
Jackson. With but n county yet to
hear from, Williams plurality is
placed at 941. The county still un.
heard from has been conceded to him
by the Vardaman forces.
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Storm in Nebraska.

Utica, Neb., Aug. "A damaging
wind, rain and hail storm swept over
the farming country in the southern
half of this county last evening. Hail
weighing six unc fell in quantities,
cutting down the corn and stripping
trees. The loss in a limited district
Is heavy.
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Cream Rate Hearlnu.

Lincoln, Aug. THE application of
the Western Traffic association for
permission to increase rates on cream
was heard before the state railway
commission. Owing to the large mum,
Der OF persons in attendance the hear
ing was held in Representative hall.
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"HoLY JUMPER" GIRL MISSING
Sect in Return to Writ Says Iowa
, Member Came Into Fold Voluntarily.

Waukesha, Wis. Aug, "A sensa
tion was caused at the habeas corpus
proceedings brought by Mrs. Anna
Lundell of Sac City. la, for the re-
lease OF her daughter. Olga, from the
holy Jumpers" The return to the
writ alleged that the girl disappeared
from the Fountain house, the Jump
ers'" mansion, some time before moor
on Monday, and that her whereabouts
is unknown. The return to the writ.
made w The Metropolitan Church AZ.
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Cohan Dies of Wounds,

Dayton, o., Aug. Abe Cohsn,
who was shot while accompanying
Anna Markowitz, who was choked to
death by a criminal assailant, is
dead. Owing to his delirious cOndi.
ton, the information he gave concern.
ing the tragedy is considered by the
authorities to be of little value.
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Trial of Dickinson and oadd.

Des Moines. Aug. THE trial of
II. b. Dickinson and DR.. e. e. Gadd for
the murder of Miss Irene Blydenburg
of Eldora is to be held at the Septem.
Der term Of the Polk county district
court. They were indicted in October,
1906, and at the time the case attract.
ed much attention.
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Heat prostrates Four Men.

Lincoln, Aug. -Four men were
Frustrated by heat, n of whom may
die. The mercury reached IS degrees,
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-09
LIMIT FOR OIL TRUST
PENALTY OF S2e, 24o,ooo IMPOSED
BY JUDGE LANDS.
In a scathing Rebuke by Court the
Colossal Cooperation is placed on
the Same Level as Counterfeiter and
Common Thief.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Judge Kenesaw
M. Lands, in the United States dis
trict court, fined the Standard OIL
company of Indiana $29,24O, 900 for vio-
lations of the law against accepting re.
bates from railroads. The fine Is the
largest ever assessed against N
individual or any corporation in the
history OF American criminal jurispru'
dence and is slightly more than 131
times as great as the amount received
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ISOLATION, further states that Olga Lun-
dell came to the institution voluntarily
and has remained there voluntarily.
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innocent Man Mobbed.

Coated of their man, the crowd
vented its fury or CASTOR Keriskel,
an unoffending workman, homeward
bound. AS he was passing the rioters
a boy pointed him out, at the same
time yelling: That's the mans
friend. He was there too" Keriskel
was pounded until he was unconscious.
The police reserves finally got the in
jured man and removed him to a hos
pital.
Edward Pratt, a millwright, had a
somewhat similar experience in West
Fifty-seventh street. Nellie and Helen
Farrell, each about ten years old, ac-
cused Pratt of improper remarks. He
was frightfully mauled before rescued
from a mob by the police.
An attempt to assault a woamn on the
street adds another case to the long
list of attacks made on and
children in the streets of New York.
Despite the vigilance Of the police,
who have been doing double duty to
prevent a further spread Of the crime
wave, the attack would have been sue
cessful had it not been for the desper-
ate struggle of Adelaide Wildrer, a
trained nurse, who fought her assail-
ant with a hat pin and finally routed
him. Miss Wildrer's a brought
the police, who pursued the man to
Central park, where he was brought
to bay with a fusillade of bullets from
the revolvers of the officers. The
man said he was Pietro Daurio, an
Italian peddler.
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MOB SPIRIT N NEW YORK
"NEAR" CRIMES ON GIRLS FOL.
LOWED BY NEARER LYNcHlNGS.
INNOCENT MEN ARE MOBBED
Crowd storms street Car Barns Where
Policeman Had Sought Refuge With
PrIsoner-kttempt to Lynch Offend
err Fails Through Overeagerness.

New York, Aug. 7.-More of What
have come to be seriously known at
police headquarters as near crimes
against girls were followed by nearer
ly%nchings. Out of the score of com-
plants that reached the police, a
half dozen demanded serious attention.
Whether the number is extraordinary
is disputed, but certain ii is that
never before has mob vengeance SO
frequently attended attacks upon chill
dren.
Led by a woman who, alternately
In Italian and broken English, cried
"Avenge my daughter" a reckless
crowd of perhaps 1000 persons
storned the Fourteenth street car
barns of the Metropolitan Street Rail
way company, where a policeman had
sought refuge with a seriously pun
meiled prisoner. Paul ~Sorgerate, a
Greek peddler. thirty years of age,
had made the mistake, so it is
charged, of kissing Grace Josco, an
italian of eleven years. A shrill cry
from the girl and an impassioned ap-
pNol W Nv illo'ilNl puN " 'iNiohNl
of the |neighborhood in a rage and as
the Greek took 10 his heels, a crowd
pursued. When a block had been COW
cred Sorgerate stumbled and fell, and
the mob was upon him. Kicked nearly
senseless. the Greek nevertheless
gained his feet only to be knocked
down again. By this time some n
had snatched a clothesline from the
window of a grocery store and the
rioters attempted to put a moose over
the offenders head. Only the yer
eagerness of each rioter to have a
hand in the lassoing saved the ped.
dler's neck. During the confusion a
policeman arrived and dubbed his way
to the endangered nan For a mo-
ment the crowd fell back and within
that time the officer had dragged his
man to the nearby car barns. Police
reserves stood off the mob, while the
Greek was hustled into a patrol
wagon.
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lated by knocking the -,
down, according 10 his ,es,shssi
The blow which The oapssl, ~
consider a h2rd one va ~ =
10 make HhGst crawl n sa''aft
on bis hands and knees a.. ~
said that Varney and gho,, 9' ~
to pay proper attention NJ 'e'laf
burners. and that when a " &
got rcd hot and smoke artss. -, !.
Issue from various naris ~, = 3
boat. the paasenrefa beear.s = i. Y
ene1 making u neeeaasrr '.sat
Tbs boat into Port ToWnsssa ~si
Short testified In n. -.
hair lie claimed that b. ~ ~
en- but one glass Of beer ~ w =. -
be- WIS MOI intoxicated ~ hal
be knew that there ~. ~
thing wrong With The 90, ne
ueer aud for els fesgoe
took 10 relieve him. Al ws,., @ssss
ney stated that be gas ~ ~
ana would remain Ia ehsrze ~ -
asked 10 account for the ns.. -
number " empty shlsle e.s
four" Ia, the part u tbe XII as
queuted ~ him and yarneg
mitted that the flaska ~. =
but denied that he had hs,,ss !.
empty them. .
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HADDAM'S LUCK

sauntercd IN. lie had Just com.
foriably enrolled his long body
against the clerks pine desk with:
Dam'me. but isn't she a queenT"
Seeming too unconcerned 20
look. his muaing gaze never left
Jasper, the court pet. a big bottle
ny giddiiy huzEing through the
uulrering heat waves But In tho
tail OF his eve he saw her. a blsaue
checked glri with a panther tread
and the brown sold hair and eyes
Of a Reynolds cherub beside the
clean shouldered cowboy. whom tho
bailiff had led TO the judge.
"Hurry7 Hum.r. We might work
you IN u some idle lawyah round
here'li take you're case. sub. and
the Judge looked over hts eve
glasses with a smile AZ the girl
Haddam .oung1d toward the pair.
Screw loose, somehow. Don't
know anything about the case. eN.
planned the judge. hut take him
Into my office and give him the
best advice you can, lad"
Hsddam nodded A 1.-THE. brown
hand slipped into his. two tawny.
tr0uhlc.darkencd eyes pleaded aud
caiollng voice In broken Mexican
whispered. MY hroder. Oh. pills.
make him quick free. Ny moder
seek. she die on Gold Horn"
Gold Horn2 The very mountain
Jim Camel, his rival. was going 20
scouT Tor water supplies to me Lit.
tie SISTER mine. HIS hana tight.
oned over the yielding palm and his
SHOULDERS squared. Come" aud be
gently led the mountain maid 10
an unused anteroom across the hall.
Wait here TN | come he eau.
toned
She smiled gratefully. and ne
hurried back 20 his client in the
judges private office.
The hours slipped by. Recess,
was announced when jackson. the
| United States marshal, rushed I'm
booted and spurrod.
Buh Reno here7" he shouted
The buzz OF the blue ny was like
tne noise OF a alx-cyllnder road.
ater In the sudden silence. Buh
Reno was the holdest cut.throat
cattle thief on the range. now
wanted for numbering a roundup
man.
what do you mean, suhY
Numbered Judge slocum. rising.
Mean Why | corralled him
and his beauty over there last
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night" pointing az the lall 0ppo
site. "and nov they're gone"
"Oh. sub. lblandiyj then he's
Ia my office with Iiaddam. sub
Baum. bring him out
The door opened Haddam.
again the lazy. the graceful. ap.
peared.
Where's the prisonah. auchf
"Thc prisoner your honor. on.
(iudlfferentlyJ the last saw Of
him be WIS hitting the trail for
Dead Horse Band
"suh" The judge choked purple
With rage
you told me 20 give him the
best advice ] could. your honor,
explained iiaddhm. nonchaieHfly.
so when IA heard his story. there
was nothing 10 DO but tell hlm 70
hike"
The Judge gripped BE stick
You're iu contempt sub
You're fined. subj You're get cut
Of my sight and the town, subj"
Haddam got with even more
NtAAaAHME EAAA# NAAA "a IMNfF ABA
didn't exile from court mean a pOny
and prospecting tour In which bis
soul delighted untrouhied BY
quaims of legal ambition and this
time. perhaps two ponies
with quickened pulse he opened
the anteroom door A scrap Of pa
per fluiiered dinmally from ths
empty chair II read.
Deer Mister. Bob is my husband
! think you vera grand much.
MONA REMs"
iiaadnm said something He re
poated Il with emphasis Then;
Fined In the bargain." be NUT.
tered
Slowly be counted over hts gold
pieces. But two would be left when
the fine vas paid"
The lazy smile of him came back
4 iust can't dodge luck" he said
They'd have only grub staksa one
ANYWAY"
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poasena. 20 don an apron and be-.
come a servant ia the house Of Mrs
Eddy
And this latter she now purposes
"a Do. and visited Mrs Eddy wiih
that object In view Mrs Chaplin
n nos al her beautiful home. The
Windmill near East Greenwich. Il
=. unce tho home 81 the poet Lone
fellow. and there she will work out
her probation preparatory 90 eater
iuE AIRS Eddy's home al Concord.
n a.
Concerning Mrs. EDDY and her
recent visit 10 her. Mrs Chaplin
said
She 20 the most wonderful SON.
an Ca che world To my mind she
81 the fincaf gcrgunailty on record
Never has a truly cody woman
been more misundcrssood BY those
who are 30 blind they will not see
than Mrs. Eddy Cruel aud un.
Christian stories have been printed
20 the effect that Mrs Eddy r. eta.
or dead ur So physically incapAci
lated that she IL impefsonaied b.
another woman.
4 personally know these stories
are waniunly false
Christian Science has not yet
reached the point where 81 can say
There ia no death. although that
ia the logical conclusion Of our
teachings. and we believe without
hcaitancy that Mrs. Eddy viii live
for years 10 comc--indefnitely. IN
fact But though her body may
pass away from the earth, her spirit
will live forever, a shining and I'm.
mortal light among the sons o.
mon
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woman could imperanuaie her.
Mrs ChApin 10 the widow 81 Roy
AZ G. Cbapin. Ncw York ciabman
ard civil engineer sister n The late
thaa Burrows Greene. broker and
yhrhssman. aud descendant of
Gen Nathaniel Green. % Reyoiu.
tionary fame
Recently Mrn Chauinn brother
y iiled her 500 600. atth iho dis
Nuet pruYiso that not a cent 81 II
should 50 "a Christian scirnce. eth.
a. directly or Indirectly bui Nfa
Chaplin has pionty Of money be.
sides this. aud Wili coatlnuc 90 give
freely 90 the church. % which she
las hepu a member ak years
uuf an this 81 ~ nothing % her
devotion to her faith She said
'Whrn ] waa uahrrwd into Airs.
EdaYa presence. knees had beou
granted a gracious favor that Chris.
tan Scientists the world over cher.
ish most Mra Eddy rose from her
writing desk and came % meet mo
with firm step and i hindiy and
gracious smile upon her ilps she
tnok my hand with no lufirm or
trembling pressure.
= vas most Impressed by her
eyes. 40. ! DO not remember their
color. but ! DO snow that In them
shines the ilFht OF eternal truth and
peace They arc wonderful eyes IN
their luminous sweetness aud Hpsr.
itual expression
We talked for rs minutes. and
before We bad finished kuew by
sight what had before known only
BY faith--thAi all ~ the bitter a..
lacks upon Mrs Eddy we're abso.
luiely banciesa
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HER FORTUNE, ALL, TO BE
|. MRS. EDDY'S SERVANT

She IN aG years Of age, bat Meth
of face nor form give any indica.
ton either Of iufrmity or lack Of
physical force.
mo human being has face 10
beautiful. 80 ennoblod and enriched
aud purified BY many years OF LOFTY
thought and high purpose.
= personally know that Mrs I'd
dy sleeps only four hours 81 the
day The remaining 20 borss she
deyotoa 10 writing aud the further
ance Of Christian Science.
4 left her presence as she smiled
upon me from her snow crowned
face determined 10 devote my life
10 making If possible that ! become
a member of her household
II would give up nay wealth. my
home. everything on earth that ]
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CHARGES ENGINEERS WITH
DRUNKENNESS

Marine inspectors Turner and
Whitnoy commenced their iuYosll
cation today into the accident 70
tho steamer Lydia Thompson,
which occurred near Port Town.
send two weeks ago. Owing ~
the dlgnppeafance 81 Chief Engi
neer ysrney. hwo has not been
seen since the accident, the iuyeati.
Cation o. post ponod several times.
until u Was decided that further
delay WIS useless. and evidence
WAS ordered heard today The
blame has been laid by various
parties upon First Assistant Engi-
neer Short. aud be was called
upon as a witnces today. Before
be- Testified Captain Stanley gave
his version 81 the accidept and
claimed that Short Was lni0xicalsd
while on duty aud that n he hAd
been ~ ~ condition the accident
could have been avoided
Stanley testified that when he
summoned Short ~ take the place
OF Vnrney, who did not appear IN
for work. be found Short ataRFcr
Ing ans told Short that be Was
drunk Short replied that Stanley
lied and the captain IN turn retail.
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slRTH RECORD.

Births werc registered today as
foliowss
Ohison-To wife Of A. Ohlson.
1917 Twelfth av. Aug. II. a
daughter
Lee-To wife OF @. A. Lee. Hill
man cliy. taly %. a daughter
Tayior-Tn wife 81 r. g. Tay.
Tor. Ss5 Eastern av, Aug II.
daughter
Grciner-To wife ~ n a Grein.
or. 500 Seventy third av ~. aug
n. a son.
Six or seven millions r. esilmat-
ed 70 De the number % rubber
trees "a the malay states.
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'iiaddam's the LATEST lawyer In
the uap-and the luekiest" sneered
Camel 20 the group Of legal twis
tera gathered IN the little wooden
court house. 10 hear hia big water
right suit Ic didn't notice tho
nearuess 81 Judge siocum. who
turned on him. testify
"I.aEier n niKgsh flshin'. but
cripea. sub. be says something
when he does oyon his mouth. sub.
and the iraacihle old Kontuckian,
who had fed Haddam law. brought
down his cane with a hang that
said the easy going young attorney
was back IN his favor again.
A few minutes later. Haddam
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tseattle stars Exclusive serviee.)
PROVIDENCE. " /. Aug IA
Mrs Mary Greene Chaplin, who has
hoen Mira Mary Rake, g. Eddy
Within a month. declares that Mrs
Eddy IL not inflrm. that she IL not
ia bad health and that she ie not
lmperRonaiod by another woman,
for the simple reason that no living
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

aa.aa7saH
ts1sto reom modern house tiEht
frtG.s walls tinted HHktna ~ iai ln
fine state ~ cultivation. one Aaok fo
care tNu blocks 20 school Splendid
30 seen 90 hGHppferiated reffus
THU NAfTHllnW REALTY co.
fida fremont ave
IHaIa
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Yake-L A. Yake. IS. JUN \
Nome. Alaska ~ =
Pueitee-J NJ Poetic. "A
I1. Wayalde Emcrecnsv $500. ~
hyam-infant Aag. il. zis 81.
ay N. fAa
Klein y. Klein a. 49, :.
8ft Jefferson. =
suckels-H n sfeke,s !, =.
10. West Seattle. a-s
Gray Nellie Graz, /. A,s.n =
20i0 Broadway. =
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Extraordinary Bargains

For this coming week in the
CAfiEN.pREW stock OF Sporting
and Athletic Goods az THEO
Willis q co. zoos First av.. near
MadiaOn. Hardware. Sporting
Goods. Cutlery. 80.
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SAVE THE RENT

Pay fi7s down. 40 per month and get
e fuu Dot s0xsao fenced ready to cuifi.
vutet good small Rouse close fn ear
$3.50 each aud easy terms FOR e lots
and house az Green Lake
5000 ON easy terms buys n good cot.
nar Wow lot on Queen Anne eur. these
are money makers
a. ~ HEWfN0.
tis Denny nldg
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MT. RAINIER
ADDITION

This addition r. worthy 81 the name
Tie kluH ~ Mountains. thlH De- tho
biua 81 Additions These lnia afa ail
cleared sah nrnhhrd, NHh eitF water.
splendid view aH view tote NO Tote ~
served rflre $3.50 90 ts4a pfF iNi easy
terms low rate af interest Never 10
fore Wpfr such lots offered at these
pfico Fuf further information apple
TO
uILMpur FuOH
asa HNhenrmanu Nlafh
rei n aaae HE'D 500 n 1884 a-1s.fa
daY. aud fag the benefit ~ those Nh0
fan't come dHfiHE office haata We nui
keep eur ufiirn ensn ffam : uniil 3 q ni
rhis Addition 10 Just 80 minutes
ffum the .elfF. eiasu - new taF line
Iaha HaHtnn car 81 fnd and Wash
streets 80 tairFiew station naiesmsn
~ the Fruuhda
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RICH MRS. CHAPLIN CLOVIS
WITH ENrHu8iAsM m HER
Account or HER VISIT TO
FOUNDER or CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE AT cohcoRD-DE.
scalnEs MRS. GopYs AP.
PEARANcn.
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~
40 acres. with 4 mile n Sound water
mont. ts miles hem Seattle at 80 per
acre
Rlnastpe wlth sew t'teom henhs' tAsf@ei
ise aefss % water froas q, shs rosth
~ iiasds canai tFu dwetiinu hpHrrs
se,s,s.. e9 tss J. s5s s sss '"' '"
AQ acres, near chsFissian To- tlapt
terms
~ acres ssaT ssahega. fef iteQi terms
IL roWEHH.
sis-if cgiilHs Mss
ff AcMT1 uaft naat gNhin thin4
minutes raa ~ seattle coed tuiidiHss.
aA aersu sei o. tsaFlHa eFeHaff Henha
water rinra haiaW value VI eee taHN
aiN hahals tnteeifgeie Hf FN,s H,is
f1ks
roNn ACHES AT nivEnros uiiss
ffaln lNaneeF h4Wafa zee miuateh
walk fYom ezra 80 issel etfsfsa and
faaseh isffe NfaftnH orchard. ueH
tsfeem ruitsas ififs fllpe tasf
tsfms
Cifnicn Wnsn alfrH
vice aHaftel aefa NaNfa q m 80 81 ftN
-.ihs tfai HHts tfa aii 0ifafsi aHf in ffaii
ftasa So HTHfaf fENHai ass aeiat in aNf
satrf FiHal an esan ffHEf thf ratsf =
q u NiCHutA g taian MA. az
eaMa SIS RES oRrice Aes sss ptai
"a car nfs HfNE arnM HHhHfn aaf
near fna HaH NaaHsHa lnfsfsftsaa
ffahg in Uea % tftffaFanaHft large
sFaF8 lass Plated iSta8 iaNt. aeHH
Flfh saN. f3he 30 ftto usr tfatf EsI
UuuHWr mAfFuT,
sia-kza.fti Aisssa uaialns --i4.if
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0REENLAKE and FREMONT

View fix fnom piaatrfsd house. elaetrlr
lfehts and city water. ora new car line
soc. cash $500. terms on balance
BET =Ia-iI
thNsl0p. new t.roum cottage pnrrnoa
ffHuf ard back. rlerffin Nnhta hard oak
Finish urar ear, fthuui and Woodland
lars. view ~ All Point ti ace. 2tn0
fnWn hal SO per mo. : uer cent Call
al residence tlHa Fremont Ave Phone
NuffH IIaH I'D
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BALLARD DISTRICT.

sas-=~-s-.aa--.- .-asss'-'7.s-sas ass-ss-sa-s5-a
NEW ADDITION Gene today rive
ani ~ acre tracts on Ger lire close In only
$50 on terms % 80 por munth des Niils
mans cashier today II
SPECIAL TODAY acre tact close 10
eHlF tl'N. on terms ~ O. per month"; also
tive lois iaha Wellington water front o.
each. un terms O. mNHfHi alH1 tho fishSat
tfarknEt land on earth ct VALLEY Niiy
ghtap on icrmN also Iny Green Lake maR
fl0n homo, will trade fof kinF counts
ranch. Come see tiiliman's Ualeamsn 10
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a Home

t.room NEW cottage IN Ballard CON
NtnioHt 60 gar ino only ~ soc. s36n
cash, hal 90 suit This w very Rnod
buy
touN QUEST 4 co.
e2h IirHl Ave. Third Floor.
Main ibtp. Ind. aefl
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Seattle Stars Exclusive ssrszl
CINCINNATI. O.. Aug i3-Ts
retirement Of Ned Hanlon Is -
ager Of the Reds next fan an nia
the passing Of one Of the grssssz
baseball generals known 10 IL
game.
The event will be attended 20
much sorrow. but such Is tie tss
OF all ball players The aEeftn
athlete keeps shuffllng along al
tossed into the discard bs y
Time.
when Foxy Ned Eianlor 81
plucking pennants back 10 n2A
more and Brooklyn. he vas q
whole wienerwurst. with 9 cosfs
Of cold stems daily Tor 10 seasaas
lie has failed 10 hoist The Res
out of the second division AFR
two attempts. and Is now bosss
upon as damaged goods AsF
way. he "a said to have reesirss
si2. 900 per for bis services
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To The star-MAin 1850, IND
iisA The star will call and cell
lect the blll. and wilb send 70
yos the anawus 70 your al
W an addressed are The siar."
o
aArrs ron cLAssiriEn
Wanted, lest ana Fawnd, Fer
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SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
~ Words rhr~s ttsass Cor 70
Goats.
seven wofds or .rsetf<hD Of
xsrds TO the iine, cash IN eds
vince when charged 20 ae.
count actual numbef Of Inns as
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